The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-30
OBITU.AR

Nllnelm SchauS. the well-knoyn art con-
nosseur and dealer in pictures. died of cancer
yesterday afterE DON at his house at 30 East
Thirty-eiRhth street. He was born in Ger
many on July 4. 1921. When a young man he
went to Paris. whore he began his apprentice
ship as q picture dealer under Goupil. Com
ing to this country about 1850. he opened
Goupils New York house. few years later
he began business for himself in lower Broad
way. His picture store was subsequently for
many years opposite Aston place. 1t Is now
conducted by his successors at 2O4 Fifth
avenue. Mr.. .Schaus had . wide knowledge
abled him to recognize about eighteen years
aEo the figure Of st Anthony Of padaa which
ing ss tho S Of Seve shen il Pa wss
Gated with tie spanish Minister at Washing
@ent a the master piece for p 500. ana
when the thief or receiver cameto deliver tho
in Murillo's painting. Mr., Schaus was also
an ssts5 the nn ns il
and others. He gave to the Museum paint
10 that OF his dead wife. and more than one in
his own name. He also gave valuable piece
OF stntuary.
Court OF California. who. was stricken with
paralysis on Monday. died on Wednesday
ps il B Tan xtsseg n o4 s #s he
the expiration OF his term ho bought the Mil.
wnukee Arrs. Of which he was editor until
Legislature. He went to California in 1854.
apd after serving two years on tho bench OF
elected and subsequently reelected Justice OF
the Supreme Court. being the only Democrat
Justice in that body
chsr Ghn9e nd Tens
street. died at his residence. l2S East 123d
street. early Yesterday morning. Mr.. snnin.
m smber OF the seventh Regiment band. and
as master of the chimes was g man Of consd-
to last June. when the electrical action super-
seeded the oldins hionGd way q ringing the
Shines r?m ne r"aaGls PLACED &c In the toTsr
funeral will take place from his residence,
probably on Sunday.
s,s TsTs hsa in the
s sGhS HsFf "I onf Slss
lnerriaI Telcsraphers. Of which lir Jones was
formerly supreme President. Mr.. Jones was
r sG asnG52 John e s fn} ws
the stock brokerage firm OF Bralch. Jones 4
Co in mash tn y; e.; and vas later head
Operator IN the New York Stock Exchange.
suddenly at the Merchants Hotel in Toledo on
M1 " nish III was WITH Crawford
Monaay night savin let tie com panv et her 1
and had heen on drinking bout ever since.
Daniel d. McDermt, an ?!'! Newark fireman.
died yesterday morning. He as 81 years Old.
and leaves three married daughters and a
son. lie was attached to Engine . for many
years. and Was known in tho department rs
Uncle Dan.
Thomas W. Strong. WHO was the author OF
several wor ks on tn" civil war and conducted
q large printing establishment in this city;
10 He leaves widow and live children.
The Hon. B"niamin ii. Bingham. II prom
inent man In Georgia. and for several wears
Chairman OF tho Democratic Stnte EXecu,v"
Committee. died in La Grange in that state
yesterday.
George Taylor. for many years general
freight agent OF the Intcrculonial EailwHr at
Halifax. died Of hcm.rrha.e II the lungs
yesterday. AGED o.
Mary l.. lio'hschild the wife Of herman, II.
ROthschild. tho well-known mll.irer dl"h on
Wednesday ut her home. 80 irth!cy Iih'e'
Brooklyn
Judge Barton Bates. oy-Ju,lr" g ~" ~.
premr Court Of Missouri. died on N"ihrsuhS
ct his home in ste Charles county. as'd 70" years.
Wales q. iiotchkiss u woN'knoMh e''i@eh Vi
New Haven. died There ycri"r"S'
A. j. Gallons. editor OF the nj Vernon lhu''
Sun. died yesterday.