The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-27
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Theodore Feldsten died suddenly OF heart
failure yesterday at his home. 2GS Grand
street He was born on April / 1896. in Ger
many; came to this country in 1850. and went
to Eanbury. Coma, TO engage in the hat
making business. He enlisted on April 10
1851 In the First Connecticut Volunteers. and
was mustered out on July 81 OF that year. Mr..
Feldstein then came to New York and re-
enlisted in the Sixty. eighth New York Nolun-
teers. being made sergeant. The regiment
was under the command OF Gen. o. o. Howard
he rose to the grade OF CAPTAIN in July.
numerous battles. among. them being Chan.
cellorsviile, Nashvillr. Lookout Mountain.
Second Bun Run aud Get,SsogGg NJ Field cid:
Lodge OF Masons. lie was Quartermastcr-
General 1.-THE q. A. r., OF the Department, OF
-. lie was chosen as DELEGATE to all the
department encampments. and represented
tration. He was also q member OF the Bee
thoven Mannerchor the New York lndepen-
eie,y. lie leaves a widow. but no chiidren-
John H. Riker. Tor many years wel:known
sixth street He had been iii but ale few days
He was horn In 1Sl ~ at Archbrook. his fath.r's
country place at the foot Of FIST seventy.nit
Attorney for the circuit, including New York.
suffolk. King Westchesteri and Richmond
firm OF John II. X samuel Kiker l45 Nassau
street. He retired from active practice about
ton years ago. He was Treasurer Of It. James,
Church for a long time and was also President
the ts "nG dreet9s
was married twice. lie leaves son by his
first marriage and sterdaughter
II Mrs Judith Colhy. widow Of the late Charles
died AT her home in Warner. n j.. last week,
IN her seventeen year. She was the last OF the
founder was Jacob Osgood. a son Of Philip
Osgood, an early settler, He was originally
his own standard. This was about 1872. and
for some thirty or forty years the sect -four
ished; but the following fell OF, and now the
last Osgoodite has passed away.
Mr. ". G. Charlton who was for many years
attached to the British Legation in Washing
Sst as Mr Chnrit"n oni in iS4s married Sr Mss
Campbell. the daughter Of Archibald Campbell
Of Alhan.. \, Y, Iron the death OF his father
In lSaS5 Mr.. Charlton resigned from the diplo-
matio service. and has since resided on his
estate in England. Mrs, Charlton and i've
children are residing in England.
Joseph l. Lucas died at his home In Sarato-
ga yesterday. aged ~! years. from he effects
o. a fall in New York about two weeks ago by
an old-time Saratoga merchant, and was re-
puted to he the hest known man In the shoe
and oSs !hs cI M DisEson iOTmSr
ly OF Boston.
Dr. Horatio y. Buckley died on Wednesday
Was sS ReRabiicsn' AMI always took an a active
interest IN public Affairs; lie served three
terms as Treasurer Of Delaware county, six
teen yrars as Postmaster OF Delhi, and for
many years as President OF the Boards OF
Trustees OF Delaware Academy
The Hon. Jonathan G. Collins died on Tues
day in Leyden. Lewis county, aged 80 years,
lie was une ~ the oldest residents Of the
county. His father Jonathan Collins of hey0-
lutionaTF fame came from Connecticut In 1917.
Mr. Collins was "a Democratic Presidential
eector in 1852 and member OF Assembly in
1854. wife survives him.
ali IIar anFE ha Eaa
lo+th street police station died suddanly in
the station house yesterday morning OF hem.
orrhaRe OF the lungs. lie was ~ years old
and unmarried. lie was appointed on the
force on Dee, ~ 1891 and was promoted IN
TOundsmAn in January, 1854 His home was
al 354 Fast l24th street.
Angelina Cakes Bradford, the wife OF George
j. Bradford. n retired New York merchant.
died yrsterdaf AT her home l7I Columh ia
Heights brooklyn. in her H+th year. she was
long actively int crested in charities, and was
officially connected with the state Charity Aid
Association AS member OF the Kings County
Visiting COMMITTEES.
William Noble Of Washington. Pa died there
yesterday. aged az He was one ~ the last Of
the stage drivers y no drove over the great ma
tlunal pike in IsnnsylVRnta when that thor
oughfaFe was best known having rs passen-
gers many Of the most distinguished men OF
The time going To and from Washington,
The Hon. BENJAMIN r. WhittamoTp a leading
citizen ~ WOhuTn. Mass. President OF the
local California Forty miners Association and
eN-membeT Of Congress from south Carolina.
died In WObuTn on Thursday. aged 10 Years
Gustays II. Rountree son OF i. II. RountTee
and a member OF the Cotton Exchange died
\. c. Mr.. Rountree was 80 years old and was
q partner In his fathers uTm.