The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-22
OBITUARY..

ductors. died yesterday in Paris. lie was born
on Sept. ~. 1884. at Bordeaux. studied the
violin at the Paris Conservatory and left the
institution with the first rrIze. At the age OF
twelve he had played the violin In the orchestra
Of the Grand Theatre at Bordeaux. He
trnyele, Tor o., while as U!rtuo,sso
orchestra at the Grand Opera in Paris:
The 6sfn Sner nvsSo SS% S q.
several terms flrst conductor at the Grand
oncra, H., was founder Of the Society OF
Sacred Musir Tor the per ormHnce OF oratorios
musical rcri?rpances. which rank with the
much by means Of this orchestra 10 advance tho
Wagner sult n Paris. He ilIst gave Tristan
vNn Dyck and introduced to the Paris public
many tam2us WggnGr singers: among whom
"Lohcngrin" & ven at the Eden Theatre in
Paris IN iss7. and at the Grand Opera was IN
Wagner operas, His Last achievement IN This
direction was the Production in Paris during
he had bought the French rights from Nine.
Giosima Wagner; He was at one time
rn0 which Sas Intended To-
name were gwen first in 1881 and continued
musical taste IN France. Lamoureux retired
from the. conductnrshp in 1897 because he
not 1 snhcent to justify ali his iabor The e or
chestra was kept together by Chevillard. NJ.
Lamoureux was about to give series OF con-
certs IN Germany.
J cable despatch was received yesterday by
S. l.. Huntington Of ~ lemsen, street; Brook
Iyn; Announcing, the death Of his brother.
ltay. on Wednesday. Col. Huntington was
horn in Chares,on. Mass. in lss4, and was
from the Medical College Of the Uniyerslty, q
pennsylyania. At the outbreak OF the Civil
the regular army. For time he was medi-
came the Medical Director Of the Army q Ten:
vicssburr. Atlanta. Lookout Mountain and
Ms;MiGna,y Ridge He vas with sherman In
States. IN 1915 he wess. rlaced in charge OF the
General f In i7 he served a. Z the GSitsd
States delegate to the medical conference held
country the ioosinS ' year he was placed on
the retired list, He e survived BY awldow. a
ARM Ss Sa snSs his S,S bs
Lamhin p Mi'ligan. President Of the Sons o,
Golden Clrclc two ORGANIZATIONS that existed 1.'
yci,.yiayi II II, lay Mil!iSsn: i. 4, Rodd, ";
other, were indicted for u conspiracy 70
lihcrate,, the Confederate prisoners at
hsm Rssn nSsT bnousht to that city ana
stored. but the Government found out the
plot, and the chief consrirators were arrested.
hllligan and others wore tried by q military
comm ssion and were sentenced to death. but
the Supreme Court set the sentence aside on
the ground that the com ssion had no juris-
dction. While the case was on appeal. the day
OF execution arrived and the defendants were
saved by Mrs Milligan hurrying to Washing
ton and making personal appeal to Secretary
Stanton.
The Roy Vernon Bond Carroll. alighting
from an Erie train at Jersey City on Monday
evening fall and Ind leg seward below
the knee by,t,he wheels Of n car. He was taken
to the City Hospital in Jersey City and fur
Their amputaiion was made above the knee.
Mr.. Carroll died early yesterday morning; Mr..
Carroll was born in Baltimore, in 1916 He
~ and three wears late, graduated from ths
Thrological Seminary at New Brunswick. y. J.
ysS T ans az EeSe
Y; II. was in charge OF the Presbyterian
S, :" e. TSGny e., Sn q,
survived by widow and eigh, children. "
,Yellott Dnshol ,pcchert died yesterday in
the hospital on Nov. 20. suffering from typhoid
fever, and from the fret there was but small
BAR Association and OF the Sons OF the Revolu.
ton; His home was At SSranac Lake: His
WIFI H Wife SI HS 81 Rc
Marie Antoi cite Hotel At Broadway md Sixty
sxh street an the other n Mrs j. Porter
Jacob Stadclman. one OF the oldest and most
county Pa died on Wednesday, niGht whils
time member Of the Pennsylvania .Legisla.
,urs and was for years at tho head Of large
in Chester and Montgomery counties.
Dr. EtwarA II ,n WILLIAMS .S Q, PhiadSlrhIa;
Rnilroad, and former, President OF the baldwin
LOCOMOTIVES Works. died Of, h.nrt failure yes
teriay In Santa Bari ara. Cal. DR.. Williams re-
signed IA head OF tho locomotive works some
tim" ago because of failing health. lie was
~ years old and leaves q son and daughter.
His fortune is estimated at S500OOO00.
George Glanyillc. manager OF .Askew's Anglo
American Exchange, died suddenly at London
Sss s Win Henry r Ga in n the ors mai
American Exchange and WAS personally
known 20 great many American tourists who
visited London In the last twenty years Two
married daughters survive him.
Walter Dahnry, u leading cotton broker OF
Boston, md head Of the Arm OF Noursc Dabney
4 Co.. died ut his HON" in Boston on Wednes-
atel NJ Harvard in the class ~ lS,i5 and shortly
ait"rwgri entered the cotton business, forming
hnaGTmersmip VIII the la'T Ncpysc, under
Gen. james NJ. Lewis died in st. Louis yes.
but Novel 70 PFe COUNTY, Mo- whsfe Il he Was Was
am, Of hs os Tar 81 FoS"
st. Louis and was appointed Adntant- General
10y, Coy stone. Hc was nephew OF Gen.
John Is Henderson.
William II Arrowsmith 40 years old. a well.
Jersey city Veterinary Hospital died yester
dav morning IN Christ HOSPITAL He had been
funrrng from stomach trouble and went to
the hospital for treatment by the advice OF
Drs. Jancway and Bull OF this city.
vice-PreSident of tho Alton Resigns.
CHICAGO. Dec 81 Charles H. Chappell. Vice.