The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-24
OBITUARY.

Bruce. died OF apOplexy last nlght IN Licking.
ton. Ky. aged 83 years. He graduated from
Pennsylvania Medical College in Lexington in
1850 He prnctised one year and then entered
into partnership with his brother. Sanders D.
Bruce. In the publication in New. York city OF
the 7nvI. Field and Earn. snd. the American
Stud Book. In 1879 he returned to Lexington
had continued to publish ever since. In. 1850
he went to England to buy thoroughbreds for
the best ee he sso
owners would not price them. or late years.
duct"d semi. annual thoroushSred sales and and
has acted as Secretary Tor several OF the lead.
s frn ana was ne
best posted horseman In America. He owned
one Of the most valuable and extensive turf
calendars dated back to 100 in unbroken
order.
Joseph Hinchman. the well:known retired
terday morning. OF. heart. disease, aged II
years. He was native Of Vernon. n: j.. When
mhch he sas Al or
man 4 Francis. He removed to Middleton in
Of snd HAYES e thas
gagged in manufacturing leather on q large
man 4 Co. The business was successful. and
when he Withdrew from the firm and from ao-
tive f aGTut two years hs "a
Miss Eyeline Green OF Newark. and four daugh-
ters., He was Of a family Of fifteen. children.
tered through northern New Jersey.
Mrs. NJ. +. H. de Haas the wife Of the marine
psalinter. died Yesterday morning at her home,
been aifine for several years. but her iii health
did not excite alarm until recently. In August
Nj Msr H SssE Ms sD Sns hs WIN
Wild BE- safest e hays %Es a. H"ss =
land. in 1893. and was an active member. OF the
First RsfoEmed Church She vas President Of
win be held at the house on, Friday morning.
the Rev. DIR. Edward ?. Tcrhune officiating.
The intcrment will BIO in Greenwood
masf noted I'll pe died ds
IL was born ss II Eneisnd IL isis snd cane e
the credit Is due. for the Development Of tie
great fourth sand oil belt in Butler county. Pa
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He leaves wife. four sons. and five daughters
n Richard 4. Lewis died on Tuesday ct l2e
and fc5 2ssa51y hall cen:
Me- M
and Bond street. He always retained bis neSs-
tlves ana at one time ne hAd nearly 4OOsOOO 10
ed by his son. H. J. Lewis, He leaves. . large
family. The funeral will take place from the
house tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Lydia Snyder-Foust OF st. Petersburg,
Clarion county. Pa. died on Sunday last OF
ninety-seyen descendants. consisting OF eight
sons and daughters. forty:nine grandchildren.
and forty great; grandchildren. Among her
srf oS snSder q
connected with Curry University OF Pittsburgh.
Frank w, Pond. one Of the trustees OF the
Elizabeth ATHLETIC Club and a member Of tho
Mattano Club Of Elizabeth. died last night Of
typhoid fever. He had been for several years
and was brother OF stationer Charles H.
F. Pond.
Capt John Lightfoot. one Of the men who
originated the Grand Army OF the Republic by
organizing Post No. at Decatur. H. in 1893.
day.
Chaplain James A. Iatourette. U. 8. A.. died
In indianapolis Yesterday He was q chaplain
In the army for more than twenty years and
had lived in Indianapolis for two years.
James H. Mead. a banker Of Sheboygan.
He had been suffering from heart disease. He
caves widow and one child.
Samuel =. Stevens. dry goods merchant n
Bloomington. ILL.,. died yesterday Of malarisl
fever, He was q native OF Waterford. VT. and
was 5} years old
Produce Exchange engaged in the provision
trade; died yesterday at go st. Marks place.
John H. Bowman. for many years regent Of
the Kentucky University. died yesterday at
HRrrodsburg.
:, George 4; Reisner. 2 xell-knoyno citizen Of