The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-18
OBITUARY..

In a despatch from London the death Ii
announced Of Mr.. Edward Steinkopff. former
proprietor of the 81. Jdmes's Gazette. at his
residence. Lydhurst. Haywardis Heath. in
his slxIy-nlnth year. He was born in Meek
lenburg. and married in Frankfort, and
Joined a German house in, Glasgow in the
own account. He suffered a severe reverse
in the catastrophe of the City OF Glasgow
Bank. n Gqnju9ction with the late Mr..
founded the Appolllnaris business in 1874.
He, took the chief charge of the company.
and under his management il grew until. In
1897, the business was sold 10 the late Mr..
Frederick Gordon for nearly f2, 900. 600. He
bought the estate OF Lydhurst. and spent the
casional brief periods OF residence at his
house In Berkeley Square. which at one time
Sas the abode 6odsb Of thu The PremIer PIT; Mr.;
from Nj. Hucks Gibbs eight years after its
foundation He sold the paper in 1909, and
it was soon afterward amalgamated with the
ErenjnO Standard.
William Thompson. Barber, eldest son Of
the late Buckley, Phelps aud Harriet Thomp-
Murray Hill Hotel. where for the last nlnc
years he had made his home when not at his
country place in MarehoTse Point, Conn.
organize the Hartford Carpet Company of
nected himself with the carpet house of W. j;
Sloane. He retired from business in 1850 and
spent much Of his time travelling. In lStI
Gerardus Post OF this City, Mrs. Barber died
in 1882 They had three sons and two daugh-
tiers, of whom only the daughters survive.
Lawrence. Pike, son Of the late S: y. Pike,
Rem e'i He has BEEN III I' from Bronchitis for
Mr.. Pike was an enthusiastic sportsman and
took keen interest in hunting. fishing, and
automobiling; he was o a me9m .Sbt Of IL the Man. Nan.
mobile clubs. His father. s., Pike, died in
1879. S, \. Pike game here from Cincinnati;
built the Grand Opera House at Twenty
third street and Zig hth avenue. A large part
Of the Hackensack Meadows. which Mr.. Pike
lawrence Pike leaves a Widow. The funerai
Xill be private; on Tq piita Esg p F2ith aysn iron
Dr., John p. Henry of oo7 Summit avenue
Jersey City, died Of neurasthenla on Friday
IN e private a Gntb near ais Pase[ FS6v \; was a.
due TO ovefwork. He was graduated from the
College OF Physicians, and Surgeons in New
York, city in 1881. and was appointed q city
He served as a member OF the Board of Health
TesiEning last July on ACCOUNT OF noor health
bank and OF the Highland, Trust Company.
He was also a consultins ? physician at christ
d HSsRh5ttsl: Of Fl Dr. 1ea e "a a y stdSt. S a jersey rs q Ely ciFS
physician
Henry T. Brown. head OF the firm of Brown
4 Seward. patent attorneys Of 2ei BT9adwa WAY
Flatbush, in his eiRhtioth year. He was
born in London on July &, 1925. and came 10
this country in lS49. He settled in brooklyn
and always lived there. His practice as q
patent attorney extended over fifty years
He was the editor and publisher of the Amert'
cuu Artisan. He leaves n son and two daugh-
ters. The funeral services will be held to.
morrow at ii A. NJ. at 81. Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church in Seventh avenue, Of which
Mr.. Brown was long the senior deacon.
Charles Wilhelms, president of the Saeket'
and Wilhelms Lithog ra phiC md Printing Com
pany, died on Friday al his home in, Utica
avenue and Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, u
his ffty.seventh year. He. was president
Of the LithoRraphers Association, ex-presi
dent Of the Pacific Federation and q membel
Of the Brooklyn Union League Club. liz
leaves a widow. two SONS and three daughters
George A. Mott, a member of the Kings
County Bar for over forty years, died OF
Friday night, at his home, 2aS Herkimel
street, Brooklyn. in his seventeen year; fol
a long period he had been active IN Repub
lean politics In Queens county. He served
as a Justice OF the peace and postmaster a
Lynbrook, He once ran for District A%ttorne,
but was defeated.
stephen W. Rawson, one Of the oldes'
bankers Of Chicago and until a few years agt
president Of the Union Trust Company, dice
Friday at his winter. resldence IN Redlands
Cal. He was CO years old, and had been in IL
health for a number Of years. He Ia survived
by one son, Frederick H. Rawson. who sue
ceeded him as president OF the Union Trus
COmDAny,