The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-23
OBITUARY.

Robert Jackson Baldwin, a pioneer grocer
Of Newark. and AZ one time overseer OF the
poor. died there Yesterday at the bone OF
his daughter. Mrs. Robert D.. Mead, at i5s
Roseville avenue. He was Al years old
and had been III a year. He was the son
Of johnson G.. Baldwin. who founded the
business. He fought in the civil war as a
member Of the Twenty sixth New Jersey
Volunteers. He married Emma d. Jorale-
mon. daughter Of one Of the pioneers Of Belle
vile, n. j.. who died some years ago. He
Troy. She died a year ago. He leaves four
daughters: One married Charles q, Brom-
icy; pTes'a sed s on ne fS 10 tbs S Ssein y R SfSaEi
Rno dssa; ds ssS : married az r saf E ss%s tpi Il PsSR.
n nR% ' %iee!prssident Of the Mutual trust
who Is connected with the water board in
Newark, also survives.
AuGuste J. Cordier. president q the Lalance
\ Grosjean Company at 70 Gin street. this
OF oIty Srs Snd w 1ns d died dn se .ssSans %' Ris Some Il
Woodhayen. j.. l., after nearly a years illness.
lie was So years old. He entered the employ
Twenty years ago he married Alice GreJean.
daughter Of FIorian Grosjesn, one Of the
rGesa q for G5 tee y SSmpG and When MT' G SrSs-
Jean died. in 1903, he became president, He
was a member, Of the Union League, Fulton
and and o ofo the a SF% Cub S'T in BroosiyR.' III:
wife and a son and daughter survive him.
Ar RFS,lig g,D j. KEss NHis,y s s.5pT ys.t.1S.y .. {, t he
home, ia sherman avenue, Jersey City, in
his ffty-irst year. He fell on the ice last
and The sI leg was Smputsted to save his lie.
Weeks after his discharge from the hospital
blood poisoning developed and the disease
in German society circles in the Hudson City
section. He was the Democratic candidate
of the Jersey City Board Of Aldermen. Mr..
kreutZiR is survived by a vile and three
daughters.
william Robert Poison. treasurer Of the
United States Printing Company. died yester-
day at his home. l57 LEI erts place, Brooklyn.
sSsd 20 He was born n PSrshsster, Mass
Company and held various places until he
North Side Bank and Of the Eastern District
Hos pital and a member OF the Union League
wnitney. member of a well known Quincy.
survive him.
William y. Pope. n Boston sculptor. died at
the Massachusetts, Homeopathic Hospital
yesterday after a brief illness Of pneumonia.
aged II. Mr.. Pope was one Of the most prom
took up his work in middle life. art critics
TsGosnized d u c !, p~Sin;stSktpE 9gsliiy and
was a portrait in relief OF Mary Baker G. Eddy.
and this was pronounced by. all who saw IL
TO be the best ever made Of the Christian
Arthur l.. Briggs. chief recording clerk
in the Surrogate's once, died at his home,
237 Clifton place. Brooklyn. yesterday after
a long illness, He was born in northern New
Der Of the Seventeenth Assembly District
in the affairs Of the Twenty third ward for
many years. He Is survived by his wife and
three sons.
FREDERICK Schreiner. widely known in
manufacturing circles as the first man to
make a success Of the cold stereotyping
process. and an inventor Of note, died on
Plainneld. N. J. He was born in, Germany
ffty-four years ago. He recently built a
numerous patents. Hist latest invention was q
ster eotype pressing machine.
Louis Carney. who died yesterday on his
I %as Known aS as the negro oentensrian. Halt
his life had been spent at Pinebrook. He was
a slave in his earl. days and was sold many
mouth county. He had been married three
times. None OF his wives is living.
Mrs. Eliza Berthe Piummer. widow, Of
sunday. aged IS. s6s had lived IN LiswsIlyynn
WED by two dsushters. Mrs. Arthur II.
Dart OF Llewellyn Park, and Mrs. Julia 8.
Chance Of this city.
Metropolitan Tobacco Company, died on
Sunday at his home, 2l9 Adelphi street, Brook
Ign. in bis si1ty-second year; He was a
member Of the wish Hospital and Unity
Club. He leaves two sons and four daugh-
l. Cers.
Mrs. Ellen Torrey, aged 70, died on Satur-
day at the residence OF her sister. Mrs. Freder-
lex H. Harris, in Montclair y. J. Miss T0rrsy
was a member OF the First Presbyterian
Church and for more than thirty wears had
made her home with Mrs. Harris and the late
Gen. Frederick II. Harris.
Miss Nancy Vance died on Sunday at her
home. 80 Tuers avenue, Jersey City, in her
ninety-hrst year. She was born on February
20, I8i8.A leap year. and had only twenty-five
birthday anniversaries. She never wore
glasses and was fond Of reading and needle
work.
Asher r. Meyer, 0S years old, died yesterday
at his residence. 1875 Riverside Drive. OF heart
dissasRm e made a toStInRr y the manu-
generous giver TO charitable Institutions.
He leaves a widow and six children.
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August belmont and son on After BIE