The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-30
Absolutely Pure.
OBITUARY.

| Orlol Eaynor Gottfried Lundberg, VINO died
suddenly at tho New York Hospital. was born
In Stockholm and was 30 years old. He came
to this country about ton years ago and OBJ.
tanned n place as mechanical engineer with the
Washburn & Moen Manufacturing Company
at Worcester He was with this company two
years and then was employed by Rathbone
Sard Co of Albany. Four years ago he came
To- New York to hn suncrintcndent .! the Jor.
dan l. Mott iron works. lie had been sick
marfieI Mr.. Mott Satied to MS relatives in
sweden and will wait to hear from them be-
fore disposng OF the remains.
Mrs. Clark widow Of the founder OF Tomb;
stopWE; Ar;S died at T." rr%vdsnce Hospital
Washington from San Francisco month ago
| with her daughter. Just out of school After q
few days ssiE.isesns She wHs taken Gp
Clark died several years ago in Washington
under similar conditions. having gone there to
will probably lie by his side.
William Frederick Wallet. the oldest and
the age ofSi. He had been before the pub Bile
from his boyhood until \. H. 1870, and for thirty
ssinips che ie from the date % his
ance before Victoria, at her request Wallet
to M Rera fSr az na
circus and other o,d-time shows. Ho was an
Elk and Mason.
-, The Prince de Chimayy. Belgian Minister Of
marHbe earGc is s s u nn nas had Marie
Joseph Guy Henry Thillipo dc Rinuet. Prince
and Ss the on ss P2T4
revolution Of 1890 made belgium a nation.
fort. Rome. Florence. and Paris.
Of Prince. Edward Island. is dead; He was n
Young of Nova Scotia He was admitted to
the bar fifty years ago, sat in the legislature
m minis s Of the Government. and W"s the the
first man on the island to advocate response.
,iG f4 Ta 1 ~. ne declined the honor of
residence. 145 West Fourteenth street MIR.
Coster was born in New York sixty years ago.
He was member Of tho Union Club: and until
recent years he had spent much OF his time
% years old. The funeral will be on Thursday.
at Hyde Park on the Hudson. where Mrs. Co.'S
ter was buried.
James J. Donovan. who was President Of the
City Club for four years up to the time of their
last election. died on Monday at his house. 800
Division street. He was 4j years old and was
born in the Seventh ward; He was Demo
crat and a friend and hacker Of Timothy J.
Giamph"ll. He leaves widow and three sons.
He will te buried to-day in Calvary.
NJ. Lauwcrs. the French baritone singer Is
dead in Paris. aged AZ. He was u Belgian by
birth. and began his career as n pianist. He
went on the operate stage ut the LyrlQue and
from there migrated to the Opera Comique
and the Chatelet, becoming famous mt the lat
ter house. He had several times visited
America professionally.
George l.. Guthrie died on Monday afternoon
al his residence. 10 East lth street. Whom
the war broke ont he Joined the Duryea Xou-
ayes as q private. and h" rose 10 the rank OF
Lieutenant Colonel. In the battle Of Peters
burg he was hit in the hip by a fragment Of
shell. and tho wound never healed he leaves
a wife and one child.
stephen i. Bahcock. for thrtv-Gve years a
ship broker in this city, died yesterday OF
pneumonia. aged 80 years. He was the son OF
Judge Babcock OF the Supreme Court of Con-
necticut. He was born in Now Haven. and
came to New York when he was n voung man.
He was u member OF DR.. Ueber Newton's
church.
Gen. Constantin Won Alvnns!cben died in
Berlin yesterday ut the ago of 81; In the
Franco Prussan war. he commanded tho
Third Army Corps in the first battle. He took
part in the battle Of Gravelotte and the siege
of Metz. A fort ut Metz was named in honor
OF him.
Tho Rev Llcius r. Eastman OF birmingham.
Mass. for moro than iiitv years Il preacher in
the Congregational denomination. died yester-
day. aged 81 years He had preached until
within II few weeks OF his death.
Max Phillips. one of the best known mu-
sicians in st. Louis. died in that city on Mon
day night the result Of injuries self inflicted
e}ie was composer of some note in the West.