The sun., 1890-09-21
OBITUARY.

Robert q. ArkenburRh died at his Nyack
homo yesterday afternoon Of bronchitis, fol-
lowed by pneumonia aged rs years z months
He was the son Of the Rev. Daniel ArkenburRh
and grandson Of Daniel ArkenburRh, one OF
the original Holland Dutch settlers OF Albany
county. He was born In Nyack on Feb 20.
1878 He entered the cigar manufacturing
business In Albany in 1885. and was very sue-
cessful from the start He went to Philadel-
phia in 1910, and IN 1874 established
his Wholesale tobacco leaf business. In
of his death. The wsll-known and pros
porous nrm Of R. II. ArkenburR 4 Co. was
merged with the firm OF ArkenburRh d Bryan,
and did an immense business with extensive
Government contracts In this country and
Europe until 1855. since which date the pres
ent firm OF r. II. ArkenburRh 4 Sons have
conducted the Susiness. Mr.. ArkenburGh was
.hS hEst nan T. chip 1obsOGo p hogShesds 5y
fiShod tobacco houses in Ohio. Illinois. fndi:
ana, kentucky. and Con9eotiout. He was one Of
New York and one Of the founders Of the
years PFSSiHsnt ss q tHS ~E SST
lie ST he eGFs rsside NS% OK City S Shere he he ms
VsS VGd hefS a r9st in uRdSwb Eide aSa Tf
metropoIls. met Though fsenly Interested Is a
public ONCE, His opinion In financial and
business matters vas often sought and highly
pea R eapScS 81 seFs s
Qnsuilied name after, life Of great activity.
Mr.. ArkenburGhs real and personal estate, Is
iSi4 70 Miss oESi Eliza topSlV who Wit With SIX Of the
ten children born to them. survives him.
Mr4 Phebe Burt Benedict widow Of the late
ESSrSS EN- dsd az ssr home %al%k
S9 % tsf%z Bar Tho 1859
FsIs:3 Ss s.. rs 5ssSsS i
Sa Siat iste GI puBYo % prnter at WSshngtcn to D and
eiYH sHd Ss: Ss q snd hs sE2 E.S Of
Vile Press.
Sumner, d cd at her home IN Norwich. n. Y. on on
Tuesday, aged So years; She was woman OF
f force Of chsraqter She Was oonsDi: :uous il The
work OF tbe Women's Christian Temperanco
Union and was kp0wn throughout !Ihe region
sas sas b. and DaPS SaS
sGay gsn .ssd Ts1sg S1 %a% ss'ss
Glens Faile, aged e6 years; James Z. Barnes Of
Srp EssS sSuR AGED % Robert
8S ears: Titus Flegen OF Hartford. Washing
North Granville. aged 80 years. have died 70.
Gently.
Frederick G. Tichsnor. Of the printing firm of
Ward 4 Tichenor OF Newark. died suddenly at
his desK in his office yesterday morning. Ho
bad stroke o. ap92leTk; Prom which 6e died
old, and was born In Newark. He leaves o
widow and two sons.
William II. Steele died at Richaeld Springs
N. Y, on Thursday, aged about IS years. he
was brother -in-laW OF Douglas A. Layene the
well known Journalist. He for many years
he'd q place in the New York Custom House
and was then q resident OF BROOKLYN.
George Y. Forbes. teacher In tho Roxbury
Latin B. hooL Cd On Saturday In h9Hbury Of
9popleXy. Mr.. Forbes was born In Hartford,
Coma Ss,:4 - IN ySsS4 yis4 ago. and was graduated at
e. Augustus Graves. formerly a member Of
the firm OF r X Graves a Co.. New YORK. died
after brief illDeSB In MoTrlstowp. N. j., last
evening. He leaves widow and two dRuGh-
teTs
Samuel NuTral the Oldest Mason In Ken
% years y. He received the Master aSSonSdS-
Thomas Il Sullivan, lawyer Of MontGom.
eIy county, Va and ono OF the owners OF
Montgomery white sulphur springs. died TsS-
ssPOr TOrnAriS. the popular Cuban poet iS