The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-06
OBITUARY.

OBITUARK
Ambrost G. KinGsland. whose father, also
Ambrose O., was elected MAYOR Of New York Al
years ago died at his residence, 1876 Fifth ave-
MIC. early last night. He had been i'll with
pneumonia for 10 days, but his death was not
expected Mr.. Kingsland was 50 years OF age.
and had succeeded his father In the mercantile
business which the latter founded at SO Broad
street about 70 years ago. OF late years he has
confined himself to the management of his
fathers estate. His wife, who survives him.
was Miss Aspinwall. He had no children.
The funeral will be held at Grace Church on
Mrs. Fanny Eames died Tuesday last at the
residence OF her son-in;la law, A. p. Gordon
S6S s wns 1ba in nd Freedoms Carro county Nd
Sampbeil. ESD: Tor more than twenty years
SSu 1rI, ,Ih Of the city and county Of New
prominent member Of the Democratic party,
s apd was as a., hRpp9nted 6v Mr. Polk as commits
tion OF trenty. and by Mr.. Pierce as minister
10 neneHuola. Mrs. Eames was widely known
n Washington. and her home on the corner Of
ii ana ourteenth streets was, until hor remO-
VA TO Freedem about ton years nRo. the seat
OF boppdlcss, hospitality, IIor drawing
OF eminent men. VIII long be remembered. she
leaves one daughter, Mr.. Gordon Cumming,
and son. Charles Campbell.
Commodore Charles Richardson, who was
injured in an accident on the Northern Cen
trail lailroad near Canandaigun about three
weeks ago died from his injuries at the resi-
Mrs.. William b. Dsardsley lie was O at one Hs
Ia. Mr.. Richardson's father was the first Judge
oi Cayuga county. lie was Interested in the
leaves two daughters and son, Joseph L.
Richardson. who is assistant SUPERINTENDENT
OF the Pullman Palace Car Company.
Hattie Grinnell. the burlesque actress died
" IA n
street, this city. aud was buried yesterday
morning She was the sister Of BENJAMIN +.
vaudeville theatres during the last ten or
twelve years. Latterly she had been in various
Moer. She was handsome woman, and had
attracted attention while in burlesle.
Fish Commissioner William Wright of New
ark died last night of npopleXy. He fell in
front of his house on his return from walk.
lie had been an Alderman, an AssembIyman.
Common Council also in lSS0, and in the AS
sembly in 1851; He was, appointod Fish Com,
by Gov; Green. he was born at Fair Haven,
Conn. III May. ISL. He leaves Il wife aud two
married daughters.
,, pr. philip Bush, tho oldcst, physician in tho
Pa, aged 50 years. He was a graduate OF JEFF
lerson Medical College. .Philadephia. obtain
near the place where lie died. and practised his
profession M to the day OF his death. con
prominent Democratic politician when n young
man, and represented Monroe and Pike coun-
ties in the Legislature in 1876.
William Green of jl7 East Etghty~second
street, died suddenly yesterday ut his homo.
He, was, a member OF CompnnyEC. Eighty
eighth New York Volunteers. during the war.
Mr. Green was n mem Der Of the Horace
Greeley Post q. 4. T., aud member OF Typo
during the last election for the position Of SER
geant- Arms In the latter organization. lie
leaves widow and five children.
Ira b. Allen died In Hanover. n. H.. last even
ing, aged "a. He was an old-time stage driver.
and for nearly half century has been engaged
in the livery stable business in Hanover. He
had an extensive acqunin'an"e among Dart
mouth graduates. and was "a large contributor
to the fund raj sed q few wears ago for the en-
dowment OF profesSUrship in the college
The Rev DR.. G. W. Robert Neumann died on
Saturday ut 1905 summit street. brooklyn. in
his 61th wear. He was IA Lutheran minister and
thirty years ago he was the spiritua! adviser Of
German immigrants at Castle Gurden. lie was
five years n missionary III China. Tho funeral
will take place from his residence this after
noon.
Harry T. Wilson, who had acted as advance
agent for ic;oria Nokcs on her recent tour OF
this country. died on sunday qt Mason. a. H..
after long illness Ills wife, Lottie llar-
mOync is an actress. Sho left him some time
ago.
George Groeneaf Pratt. well-known lawyer
OF Boston and graduate Of Harvard, class OF
lSGG. died or SUNDAY night o. NAvcrly, Mass.
lie studied law with Rlchnld u. Dana IT.. after
teaching school IN PENNSYLVANIA seNcFal years. I
Xebulon DcIamater, respected farmer Of
MeduSR aged 10 years. was found dead In his
outtleld on Saturday afternoon, where he had
been busy sowing oats. lie had not COM
planned OF feeling i'll.
c. J. O'LcarY, 81 years old. died In tho Cleye- !
land Iufrmury on SUNDAY Of consumption. lie |
was Tor some years correspondent Of the Aus |
tralian press under tho name OF Alane Hall.
William Maddox. prominent liepub lican !
politician, died on Sunday night at his home. |
81 Quincy street. Brooklyn. He was brother |
Of tho late Samuel Maddox.
II. O. Perkins Of lO7 Arlington place, Glove
land varnish manufacturer. died at the Pal |
mer House. Chicago, yesterday, from heart |
disease.
James h. Curtis. one Of tho best known |,
hor-ernen in Indiana died on sunday at |
Uueensve aged n years.
John Strong of Lower Allen. Pa. died yes |
terIay. aged ~ years. lie had held several !
public Offices.
William L. Wright az Omaha real estate
broker died suddenly Oh Sunday OF neuralgia |
Of the heart.
Senior Xertuche. Governor Of the state OF Oar
aca. Mexico died on sunday night mt Iehuan-
teprc.
lobort Fleury, doyen OF the French painters. |
is dead. He was 1j years old
Peter Claude IIuEnruard, aged "A years, died /
yesterday ut Fort WAYNE.
An ActresS'S Suicide.