The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-17
OBITUARY.

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| Hudson County Railway Company. died short,
before ~ o'clock on Sunday night at his HON,
In townsville. N. J. He died In his bathroom
and the fact that death was caused BY q rup
tured blood vessel In his head gave rise to
rumor that no committed suicide. No on,
credited tho rumor and II proved to be abso
luteiy eroundless. He was sitting with hi
family until nearly IL o'clock. when he retired
About three-ouarters Of an hour later he 90
up and went to the bathroom. His wife heart
him groapinR and entered the bathroom
Just in time to catch him in her armi
as he fell back and died. Blood came
from his mouth and nose. Several physicians
were hastily summoned. but they could do
nothing for him. Mr. Bonn was a millionaire
and one Of the most energetic men in Hudson
county He was born in Norden. East Fries.
land. Germany, ixty-two years ago. AZ an
early age he came to this country and sett led
In the Part Of West Hoboken which was after.
ward named Bonneville IN his honor. He was
engaged in the real estate business before he
took to rairoading In those days the only
ern part Of Hudson county and Jersey CITY
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Mr.. Bonn has been President q the COMPANY
Fl his ss. sss se Il wss
himself. and attribute HE death to that cause.
family and Sy the advies ?, bis p6ysicinn that
asns Sag the ra the was Il
tention TO- retire from active business, He
leaves widow, four sons. and one daughter.
IN many Ss pss CO n HoDote and Moth Hudson
out OF respect to his memory.
Henry A. Ditson Of Wright a. Ditson. dealers
Sunday night Of heart disease Soon after din:
5 ;SSs he ssIS WAITING IF Mi ssxS
YOU are ee ready" He drepped into chair and
expired instantly. He wa. perfectly well. AZ;
ewsSs been e" sroS SSea %lth heart diseass
10 1879 he and GEORGE Wright went Into part.
s.aS h spo ns Il tSs eoaS
set he predicted that tennis would be the most
popular game in the country. he considered
science than tennis. and he. at first realized
that Il would become a. International sport:
obtained a good foothold in America. .Mr.
t. the than Sthsr
pitson. the n musical publisher. and he pub
lished handbooks on almost every game.
Harvey G. Stafford. formerly prominent in
week at the homo Of his daughter at Dundee.
aged 81 yeara. He began his career as gem
81 and ~ eR
year. branched out into = number Of large and
sDas1 tss Sentss
IN Several q the neg2Sorine towns. and cS
Was once Weashy and KS
bank was favorite depository fer farmers
and husiness men, TIE iaisgrs 81 his bank *
1870 constituted one Of the severest financial
disasters :. that ever visited the region in
% Els he
three children.
The Rev. Samuel F. Evans. son OF Samuel H.
SEA-. Mass 81 died 1 at liz Soldiers Home yester
Ss : ss S q. AndSyss i HsvsThiIl ssRpsay
s s service he IetarRed to Mssssshusssts and
sna four later he eeon9pesed s Studio:
at the Chicago Theological Seminary. He at
his sSes
his, connection with the Congregationali.ts
Providence Conference and Remaining with
ssn IN %
John D. Pebble died yestardsy morning at
weeks q Tho az d. Tas the only
company bearing his name. John D. Peddie
had given his attention - The retail depart
ment OF the trunk factory in Newark; He was
ba. sef Fl sf s'
death rs had the controllin9 Interest a the
~ a. e' H as' %
Rene and Victoria. who will inherit about
40 NJ ass rnes married rsaa e Eyoa.
Farms. who. with her two daughters. survives
SSh9 sso9: Jay . died R
md Of the College q Physcians and snrgeons.
YACHT Club and was trustee OF Columbia
sF hsn s 81 He
ion. together with his library on conchology. |
was purchased by Catharine Wolf and pre-.
'ented By her to the American Museum Of
Natural History. He WAS the author OF several |
works on shells
Gustavus Pomeroy Hosmer. one Of the |
yeathiest men. in western New York, was |
,s had 10 long seen ! resident He began IIfe as
sllsr and shiei bSo l! Gp in ths Farmer
eaueDtly became Interested in railroad build
promoting the railroad interests OF North and
'outh Dakota, and WAS heavy stakeholder in |
most OF tho railroads Of those States He was
native Of Avon. Livingston county. and was
$ years Of age.
Alderman Jonathan p Glasby OF Ellzabeth
lied yesterday. aged 90. He was a trustee
I'd the President q The Board q DeaSons Of
een engaged In the ornamental plastering
BUSINESS In Elizabeth since 1877 He WAS q
rother OF ex-Sherin Glasby OF Union county.
nd he leaves o widow. two sons, and a daugh-
or. His aged mother also survives him.
Sam Erwin Ryan. one Of the Oldest Irish
on the American stage. died In this |
ity at Spring street on sunday. aged B3. He
caves daughter. two sons. and two half.
listers. The Philadelphia Elks Will bury him.
Ie had been forty years on the stage aud had
cen O conspicuous actor In his day.
Hollister N. Grimes. for many years the lead |
lg grocer OF Canandaigun. and one OF it's |
'ealthiest citizens. died In that place on sat.
rday. aged 50 years. He was u veteran OF |
no rebellion. having served ull through the |
ork State Volunteers.
Jefferson J: Spiro, travelling salesman for
amuel STREET. d Co. OF New York, Wholesale
quor house, died at the Globe Hotel 10 SYRIA
use yesterday morning from the rupture OF q
frnka NJ N ponterv His hor,a - a. 'I.akI |