The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-01
OBITUA r

Abraham Kuhn. founder OF the banking
firm Of Kuhn. Loeb Il Co.. died at Frankfort
on-the- Main on Monday. Mr.. Kuhn was born
in Bavaria in 1919. He arrived in America
with two conts capital in 1880. 1Io went to
Cincinnati after varied experience in this
city and elsewhere. and went into the clothing
business with several others. the firm being
Kuhn, Meter d Co. In 1887 all the members
OF the firm excepting Meter retired from tho
clothing business. came to New York. and
founded the present firm OF Kuhn. Loeb h Co.
Tho original members were Mr.. Kuhn. Solo
man Loeb. $; Wolff. They made q great deal
Of money. floating United States bonds, In
ton in the business. but remained q special
for the next ten years H He LIVED
the, FIRM altogether. At present the firm.
which is one Of the wealthess Elm In VAL street
Mr.. Kuhn leaves two married daughters.
Ey;Unitea States District Attorney, Archi.
If wns sekon at q the
table and did not again recover consciousness.
oseSs n 81 ISL H Wss c
Gouns ellar Of Baltimore from 1853 to 1854
States Attorney for the city from 1863 to 1854,
| in 1850. He continued in the Office until
| Cleveland was elected.
William voegtlp,, the veteran scene painter.
native natl e. Of ' sWitzerand but had been in this
country since his fifteenth year He had
IN this city ise and elsewhers and for long time
he was at the Union square Theatre. He was
If nst OF TIE fffns
In 1885. His son is the Madison Squares
| scenic artist.
music Of Sc! astian Bach. is dead in Germany.
at the age Of 70 In early ts ne was teache
| under his baton many Of tho composers cam
tatas, Wee produced for the first time since
enthusiastic champion" f Bach.
Mrs. Mary Gray Clarke. wife Of Dr. A. p.
Glsrke and OF the fex9-
Mass. on Monday, aged 81 years. During, the
pitfalls. She wrote extensively for magazlnes
| and newspapers. and was the author OF many
| Juvenile cantatas and poems
note. is dead in London. aged 80. He was born
in Baltimore. had been on the stage twenty,
Sars Scott wi Who has acy bee" ' on the
| English circuits. At one time Mr. Coburn was
in Edwin Booths support
Sir Eranes "1det e"4sn Of Bur
horn in 1919. was High Sheriff Of Surrey In
1880. and DEPUTY Lientcnant Tor Berks; His
| His son Francis. born in 1859. succeeds him.
| Merritt f. Sawyer. who died in this city on
torn IN cS OIL
|
| In 1875. was graduated from tho Albany Law
School. and admitted to the bar in 1855.
| Edward Henry Buckley. who died yesterday
| at his home. AZ East Thiryfrst street, aged
nsr M %e Hssnad Rv ss AND Mrs
| Prescott Lawrence.
The Rev. Charles Gorse died at his home In
| o'ewburGh yesterday. He was u, years old,
| and had filled many pulpits, Including those u
Dean street Brooklyn. and North Fifth street.
| Wiiamsburgh.
| Policeman John Murray Of the East Eighty:
| eighth street station died Of pneumonia at
| o'clock yesterday morning ut his home. II
| East ] ] 4th street.
The once famous French actress. Jane
| Essler, is dead. Sho made her debut in 1881.
and was pupil Of Mn. George and Samson.
William Murphy Pre- ,idaut Of the First Ma
| tional Bank. died at Newcastle Ind. yester.
| day. aged IL years.