The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-25
Obituary Notes.

Or John Herbert Claiborne one OF the
best known physicians In Virginia, died at
his home in Petersburg Va. last night after
a brief illness In June 1864 when Gen
Lees army occupied Petersburg. Or Clai-
born" was senior surgeon Of the post and
onief surgeon of all the military hospitals
ia Petersburg He was ex-president Of the
Medical Society of Virginia a fellow of the
Southern surgical and iynmcoogical Asso-
citation of the American Medical association
n fellow Of the American Health Associa
ton and OF the Boston chronological Assoc
r,atiou and "A lellOW-tect of NlGtOriH Institute
OF Great Britain. he leaves WIDOW and
several children. among whom Is DR. John
Herbert Claiborne. il. Of New YORK
Edward Langstreth died yesterday at his
home In Philadelphia, aged 80. He was a
partner in the Baldwin Locomotive Works
Tor many years until 1850. when he retired
He vas born il Bucks county. Pa. on June
- 1882 He entered the Baldwin Looomo-
tive Works IN 1882 as an apprentice. In 1897
he was made general superintendent OF the
works and in 1870 was admitted Ia the part
nershlp He was az ole time vice president
of the Franklin Institute OF Pennsylvania.
At tho time OF his deatn he was 2 director OF
the Merchants Fund and VI the Del n%are In
-urHucr Company md was member u the
MON League and Engineers cub Phlla-
The REV. James Green Burroughs. ID D..
OF Berkeley. va died yesterday OF grip after
native OF White county. Illinois. he vas
educated for the ministry and also took a
course In medicine III entered the ministry
before the age of ~ and AZ the time ~ his
death was pastor of the rwonty-hfth street
church 81 Christ at Newport News For
several years he managed We"Hly news,
paper known Gs the .SGfurdrg ffraphic. aud
also " rote several books among which MAS
one rntlttpu Great Oh. These hooks We're
never nuhlished Hc leaves widow and
two children. Il W II and Miss Lsurn Bur
roughs
The Rev Edward II butcher pastor OF
the Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church In
BROOKLYN died on "Wednesday at his home
s8l Glenmore avenue. IN ms slIty-secord
wear He wac received into the Troy Confer
enc. In ih8s. and the following year Joined
the New ork East Conference and remained
in active pastoral work most OF the time in
Rrooklvn and Long Island until the end Of
hi4 lie He had been pastor OF the Wesley
Church since 1872 Two daughters mud three
sons survive MIN.
George +. Rtching, founder Of the mating
firm OF G. f. and j. y kltchng, died yestef-
day at his home. 0l7 President street. Brook
I'M. In his slxty-ninth year He retired from
active business nearly twenty years ago.
He was a director Of the Williamsburg Fire
Insurance Company He leaves widow.
three sons and two daughters.
james e. Carlton, the president Of the
National Association of Mex can War Vet
Grams, died or paralysis on Ihursday night at
Bedford. ind. aged ~ years. He was born
in that city In June. 1882. and had lived there
ever since. H. WAS 81 member cf the Scott
Legion and had travelled extensively through
Mexico
John C. u Hagcmann, a former Recorder Of
North Bergen, j died OF Brishts disease
and typhoid fever on Thursday at his homo.
1898 Hudson boulevard. that town. He was
81 years old and wa unmarried.