The sun., 1909-12-30
OBITUARY.

Carl zerrahn died yesterday a, the home me
Of his son. Franz =. Zerrahn. at Brush Hill;
Milton, Mass, in the eighty-fourth year oi
easiy e.s sss shs me monis %Sesn sSSsk him
semi-conscigus condttion. IN when ne
remained until his death Carl IeTrahhn Ihn
Of MecklenburR-Sc hwerin. on July 2s. 1929
lie began the study Of music In his twelfth
afterward pursued his studies at both Han
over and Berlin. In lsts he joined a bar
OF young musicians who proposed going TO
OF .The Germs nis Musical Society" Their
performances in New York created great
enthusiasm and their progress lnrough the
principal cities Of the country was tri.
umphai Boston thoroughly appreciated
their work. and one OF their number. Carl
Ssaor eenSassor Of .hs Handsl and Haydn Society
in 1852. When the Germania society dis
banded Mr.. Bsrgmsnn decided to go to
as his successor Carl Zerrahn.. zerrahn
had been the first flute player OF the Ger
maj mia. The success OF its festival and the
due to Mr.. zsrrahn. During the intervals
OF regular society duties Mir. Zerrahn made
re hs ,f;.. and
ing as great a popularity IN the West as IN
the East. especially In California His
as the sSccessfui conductor of the Handel
and Haydn Society IL unpn ralleled In musical
history. Ne finally retired in SOS and
until few years ago. when. at the request
OF his family. he tQqk up his resldence Win
his yoSnSsss SON EEsn,o m at I'M m,Gn ,S Hssss AslS
Zerrahn's professional life included an ac-
tiys ,SS N the isss. sd
chestral Union concerto. those Of the Har-
orchestrs: orch % for many years those Of the
Orpheus Musical Society. for thirty years
the annual worcestes Musical festiysl and
S e.. ws csors a. .Sssss :Ss aSS in Kssns
.uScn SsspGSy S.s srs Sdoss e. johns.
Po.sdam. osaeasburs and Round lake,
tours 10 from re nf here % so % the Pssc coasa
sapss@s S s-%ss Sosr. % q he Bstrss q es!smsis
died at his home y wsshlnston Tuesday ss,. Y
Buffalo. n y. on April 81, Isss. He was
admitted TO the bar in Erie, Pa. in 1891 .
First Tieutensnt and anartermsster Of the
I4Sth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.
He was made Lieutenant Colonel and re-
Was made auditor Of the Supreme Court of
the District. He was q member Of the
Mst5opoli,tsR Army vGs and NsyX snd Uni. n.
Union Trust Company OF Washington. His
wife and one son survive.
Capt, John Mullen. u. s. A.. retired, an
Indian fighter and explorer. died at his
home in Washin gton on Tuesday. He was
70 years Of age. He was born in Warwick
y5s M.yyy Hsy e Soess sss
Md, In ls47, and In 1882 from West Point.
He served in the Indian campaigns prior
@heS S se fS Ts Pass n faas"
He resigned from the army in May. 1858,
and practlsed law. nrst .ip California and
a 90 he suffered a stroke Of paralysis.
Richard Perrin. who died on Monday
in his eghty-sixth year. will be buried
parkway, Brooklyn, lie was a native OF
Dublin. ireland. and he came to this coun-
TRY wsen ySsns msn S.ib lie Vas In the
Of the New YORK Produce Exchange and
se Ss h.s sesns @ifs sis son, sna daess.s@ survived
Franklin county. died in Constable. y, u,
never attended by a physician until two
wesks ago The ncnagenarian came from
Ireland when a girl and settled with her
rooI Of the farmhouse, preferrine e for
heSiih Mii,n nnd sonns sS%ss 70 pS"xsssT bed
died At his home IN Hscksnssck. n :.
ysstsrday Nc wrs formerly ness editor
jacksonville during the Spanish War as
First Lieutenant OF Company l. Of Ruther-
ford. He belonged to, Pioneer. Lodge,
+. and A. NJ. and Hackenssck Lodge OF
The Rev Eugene A. shine disd yestsrday
s.s SD H ,61 the .ss @ .
Dover and 81. John the Evangelist at Paw
ling. Father. shine was q. native OF New
York city and was ordained at st. Joseph q
: SON q c.p. Tsssns shine. .SS sS vas 81 iIiisd lied
John ". Giea rmsn. who had long been
connected with Tiffany A Co. in a con
fidentisl capacity. died on Tuesday at his
home. i2i Prospect place. Brooklyn. in hi.
OF the New York Law School and a veteran
OF the seventh Regiment He is survtv ed
by his wife and q 500
Noble j. Hail, 81 years old. paymsster
and timekeeper a. the plant Of the ouintsrd
Iron works and prior % that eonnected
nS%s nfsSs y, ~ Glsa onsmaS RiSEe r. on Tns;ds, q