The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-20
OBITUARY.

VINO sara IL was carDuncle ana anceu IL a
week ago no caught severe cold in the lungs
which. taking advantage Of his weak physical
condition. changed into acute pneumonia
The physicians say that his death was
due both to the pneumonia and to fatty
degeneration Of the heart. Mr. Stein
was born in Breslau. Prussia. in 1870 He
was the son OF a college professor and editor.
At 10 he ran away from home and made n trip
around the world as n common sailor. Two
years after leaving he returned home entered
college and devoted himself to music. In 1860
he came to this city, and in 1861 went to the
war with the Fourteenth Regiment OF New
York Volunteers. He was soon made a SER
geant He was wounded in battle and nearly
lost his right hand. During his entire service
he was war correspondent for the Stats Ze,tino.
and when his regiment was mustered out,
in June. 1853 he became musical critic OF the
same paper few years ago he started a
musical paper. which was not profitable. He
was a member OF Curtiss Post. G. A. r.. and an
honorary member Of the Beethoven Maenner-
Choir. In 1856 he married a woman OF wealth.
who survives him. and by whom he had three
Of "a. In the few last years Mr.. Stein devoted
esting collection OF plants.
Henry A. Gfldersleeve and a member Of Column
bia College, died yesterday morning. at his
ne% IL w Mfsf doWyed sr s S
end was near he Teceived the news with great at
By to some a ef his intimate college enas and
tdhiey were bro9ght to his bedside before he
sister. are, both III with typhoid in the same
house, The little, girl is considered out Of
Dist year: He entered Colpmbi ia College at the
Il lis Class In the age sss G
tsa !; ssiense and this Ggpps Tessysd the
you'd have been a candidate, for the degree Of
NsS YORK Athletic cub Th sy funeral %Ha q viii VIII
baDa Hss ON we GRssy ss 1889
Seadert. Jr.; 4. s. Vss5ureh. Franz F&ddock.
W. Girard. Jr. and Victor Mapes.
Col. Joseph s. Lowry died In. Utica last night.
He was born near 0riskany in 1s41. and was
Is Srgq9nized a company ana WITH it joined tho
S en- ior 6pery On the ed WIS % Until
Harbor he was, wounded severely in the hip. and
It is said that he is one Of two WHO ever re-
ported to the Royal College OF Surgeons % in
ME- b the eo war ne to to Gsa
and T Secas ONE s Of Geas
would consent to hold local offices oniy: Last
ment at Boonville. He was confined to his
house THURSDAY, and failed rapi.dy: He leaves
morning at tie house Of his sister. Mrs: Emma
Lee. $40 East 10th street. He was 33 years
h snf had tfsn for n ten b His
sean aGssF Vile died about s'tssty' months
paralysis last September and has, been gn-
able to report for duty since Yesterday
EE s and F sd at Ssoe He
was member Sn sg q Engine Company - at the
good record for bravery.
that city yesterday. aged 46. He was born in
East Orange and went into the grocery bust
Six years later he went to Newark and opened
store ere IN fersy street He became
Association. and held the office until two Years
ward in 1878 to fiji a vacancy. and was re- re-
daughters Mr.. Pel is the fourteenth former
Alderman who has died this year.
Major John Calvin Potts died in New Orleans
Was the son Of sPresbytran Of
philadelphia He was admitted to the. Phila-
asnR bar snr To IN a ef s w He
became in, 1890 the law partner Of :Robert j.
MaIke E aterwRpd t Secretary q the Treasury
elderly man. he served in the Confederate
Gs
in business UP to the time Of his death.
Capt sHmpel A. LORD Wt Of salem. c9mmanding
port on that vessel se on Aug 80 The '1 bark
arrived on Aug. % in charge Of the first officer
Gated in the Salem public schools and at an
early age shipped in the cabin. rising through
mariner He commanded several i de vessels
in tho African. Red Sea. East India and Can
ton trades.
Among the recent deaths in southern central
the following; stoddard Hammond, Bingham
ten: 81; Mrs ;o PhiIlp Gano. Westyi!s 90: Mrs..
B. ogden. Walton, 81: Mrs. Margaret Nswkirk.
Murtfsbor1 "a: John kGhaEdson G2shen: s2
colb1rn MSust Gpton Ar
n9ys. heuvenkill. "; Mrs. Betsy King. Nor
DAME, Warren. prominent citizen Of Ban
ton Of the lungs. aged Is Mr.. Warren WAS was
for many years. and was director Of the Ban
gor Mutual Fire Insurance Company ut the |
time q his death he was also prominent in
Methoast Ghsrch He 1 leaves sec Widow G once
and four sons.
Alexander Curtis. an insurance broker and
promoter. died yesterday when about to take u |
Turkish bath in the basement Of tho Produce |
as q remedy for cold which he had
while walking in Central Park on
Sunday. The cause Of death was heart failure. |
He was an Englshman and his age was SIS.
His Office was In the Mills building. He was |
and lived alone at 2l2 East Twenty
fifth street.
The Hon. George E. B. Jackson. ex-Presi-
dent Of the Maine Central Railroad and of the |
Eastern Railroad. died In Portland. Me-, yes
terday morning. He had of late years been
law. Hc was President Of the Pub |
lie Library and of the Portland Savings Bank. |
Il trustee Of two large estates. and director of |
the Maine General Hospital.
Henry Head died at his home in Flushing on |
Sunday. aged "a. HIS had n son. n color SER |
geant in the, Fighting Fourteenth, who was
killed In the first battle Of Bull Run. Frank |
Head Post. @. A. r.. is named in the sons |
honor. Another son.. Lieut.;C Henry 4. |
Head Of the same regiment, died at the close |
81 the war OF maladies contracted in the SER |
vice.
James P. Hoffman a lawyer OF Elizabeth. a |
son ofJndge Hoffman OF Hunterdon county.
lied an Sunday morning ut his fathers home |
in Clinton. n. j. He was 24 years old. He was
one Of the counsel for the defence in tho Bla-
zier murder case.