The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16
OBITUARY.

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the TWO partners being MS uhTio' iiete ne TO-
NAMED I'LL past MS Zotn Soa' ~ 'n0 .n COZ.
tiiho his passion ior Wins Wv ~ wv
Il"Vs' fate OF INC iF'I'no u.
plank verse prouueeu az, -, ~ 80, :,
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piinoipo' woman pu' u ne,,n..i, y $780,, 49,,
tragedy entitleu Marco pV"",iio ""' Tlio''
ly hiterward accepted anu plaseu Wy JAMES
Nallack' MI Bunce IrsI resue ~ poVN ,ot II,
WAS Romance OF inc nov ~, ,' nv.
lhe Uooh-puo''s"'iE mn o1,,o. ~, ,,.aH Wv
'"e "Ee "i 90, anu 10 ~ o,o,,ha,,a,. Via,
puOIlsher OF Nrs' ann :" go, ,, ~,
n''ei SeNoi"' S'"'9 'ile ~. ,,,h,ishin, orr,
bunce became manager VI ',io p pN0'''i''H nm
Of James G. Gregory. In 1851 lie wrote two
novels "A Bachelors Story AMI Life Before
lIip, y ond in ,ss9 bis novel Bensley was is-
i'iiii' anu III 1000 M, .T,,.i,, ~ ,ha Grono,v
sued. After the dissolution OF inc gregory
house. MIR. Bunce was for a short time associ-
atoi vi,h u,rnars md in 1867 formed the con-
necton with u. Appleton NO. Nneh hpPt'""S
Journal was started in 1870 he was made as
sociate editor and year a.er~atu wa1 pineeu
in sole charge. Out OF the carrier numbers Oh
,n's Me'" y, ma u, .hn colossal nubIshers, suc.
america one Oh 'ne oJH thongn tho noet
Of the age %" wI sSoP G M Bun S p Ss
Bryant, was the nominal eu and art .recuti n~
sole control rs to literary anu az ,,'
picturesque Europe and PICTURESQUE raj
.stinen also Oval largely to his supervision.
10 Os a,so ,no editor Of the Art journal dur
In na ~
He wrote successfully. in his latter days. Tho
n',t'';n"s nd nisnnta,tons OF Bachelor Bluff"
"Timias Terrystone. novel: the famous
Don't" $1,000 copies having been sold in this
Story Of Happinoande.' q" Don't" has been
translated into several foreign LANGUAGES has
passed through scores OF buttons soi onu, anu
has been honored with flood OF limitations.
TIe was one Of the founders Of the Authors
10 Woo o'o VI IN. c. NioboIoe sooi.tv
CIub ana member o' 'iie o. 'ieno'@o
wife three daughters and one son constitute
Priv tan Nelson n Davis a retired officer
Of The { nited States Army. was stricken with
pni,monaTy Hnoniexy nj ii As A. NJ Yesterday
~ WnTa%nor's Iulani and died in three-Ilur-
t ns Of an hour, Ten, laws had lust stepped
ashore from the Goyernol,s Island 'erryooat,
AMI Just a. ne started 10 Assem- re He nc 90
he sank down helpiess. ~. -. H. nlusoH at
rived in three or Tour mnu'es: Te oI No a fa.
he replied. Better" A PED was Got reaqy ior
him in the olhce, ana luet a? ne was peInR
placed nnon IL piT9u gusneu ,bo ba rS
strangllnG MN. Inc cause oi tne neuioErhaEEe
was primarily yalVular disease o. tns
heart. Cen D pay was porn IN tr Unlo ,,
nlass.. Sept 20, 1871. lie graduated from me
United states Miiittary AeAlemy IN io4o hnd
in the war with mexico Tor two years, being
rromote1 for Gallant conduct to Brevet First
Ieutrnant lie led an expedition to the Sierra
Nevada in 1919 and was promoted to be First
lieuIenant Auor being made q CAPTAIN he
led the famous march the lied river OF the
bruke out Con. Davis went to the front as Col
onoi OF tho seventh Massachusetts Volunteers.
After Bull Eun he w4- made MAJOR OF the
stan and Assistant INSPECTOR u eneIal. For
services at Gettysburg lie was brevetted
Lieutenant Colonel in 'h ,b regular arh army ny
nm re WIS 5fht "H ia nS tle N ioIiowinn Nav
qIa ISL he erysd rs ipsre,tor General Of tie
ntlAnlc lNl5lon t!ndef me iaie nen
IN Maron .b w. iSoH no which ofIne 6e Te-
til IHE mI ~ e y"ara en
hayinG reached me age HIM i W. N IN
nanIa noNeF h To-, iet, ~ Jha Wv y OIL UHtsI
lie had many friends on Governors Island.
the body was removed 10 undertaking rooms
at 444 Eighth avenue this city. and HIS nephews
in Worcester Mass. were tcegraphed for
II VI, n-.oiIo,, of ,ba Mn.o .
henry Mason, Iresiaea' Con Ino M Ioh On N
mraiilin OrEaI anu inli noSton nHa ~ 81 I
nursahy a. MS nome ~ Nm wi1b az
III lISt no IoFI1 pG 70 Ippanmtac c ~
Mason u hamlin. This instrument was soon
succeeded by tho cabinet organ. when was
invented and introduced by that firm In 1868.
A stock company was formed in 1865. and in
lSs2 the present company was organized as
the Mason 4 Hamlin organ and llano Com
phny, WIN prancn houses iu new hopA anu
ohicaGo' MI Mason WIS l'no III usle'"n'
Albert c. Dam. the nephew OF the founder OF
the MON square iote died yesterday morn
ing in Bellevue Hospital Of pneumonia. He
had been sick but three days. lie was AZ years
old was born In Portland. Me-. and leaves u
widow and three children. rs was employed
~ the cashiers onlce al Inc nounan house.
de began business aa cork ~ the Holman
House. WAS alterward cDhhecteu WIN inc
mon Square Hotel. ana WAS 70 nave become
CASHIER at ne Grand Central moieI Yesterday.
HIs pody VIII 10 taheh " VI H~ho ioi puii"L
Col. Francis A. Osgood OF me Elghth MaSsa-
chusetts Regiment VINO was .ouecIor at mar
Dlehead under PRESIDENT AItnur' uleu at his
cottage IN Hamilton Yesterday morning aged
A.. lie mad been III lor some biohtns; CoI;
Osgood served Win me Seeon9i ihlLue Island
san ~ ia an riery in s9 az III
NJ IleHN{ nI ~ shs EIp%tb W ose
p %n9 HSIp G Isfu Vi '"' N"es"-
chuSe'ts III i''o'
Mrs Elizabeth Jolly who was first the wife
OF Charles EckeTt veteran OF the war OF 1872.
ana married on ms DEAN APP, y. Lo"ier.
veteran q inc mexican wal, WY lelt nor Il
WIDOW. Wheh she married. n t9Go SeoiRo Oily.
veteran vi mo clEl WhI uleu ~ SouiolSNlile'