The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-22

OBITUARH
DR.. Seymour Bullock. Jr.. whose death has
Just occurred at his summer residence near
Mobile Bay. Ala. was native OF Prospect.
Oneida county. N. Y. where his father. the
Rev. Seymour Bullock. sr.. still resides. In
1853. when only II years old he enlisted In
the Twenty-tourth REGIMENT Of New York Vol
st fSe ba saf Srs sSxSdfGGs
the practice OF medicine no removed to Mobile.
sonnued to Sess aad
was the first commander, Of Glenwood Post Of
a Was ARMY OF the 9ba and At his
Department Of Alabama He was commander
ais e . q the Blue and Gray Veterans Union
newspaper styled the Guy t,tv Sentinel. 'f liz
won high esteem both as an orator and poet:
has passed H into e third edition. He
died of a eunshot wound accidentally received
st hs % fes sea fnd %
% on are :, Bullock 4G q E%irf r. BS
y. 8. A, died in Albion. n. T.. yesterday: He
throae hs the
the Potomac and the army Of the Cumberland.
Vices during the cholera epdemio at Goser
hse he Gn "a the
aiming Board In New York.
Brother Asslps John: mepber Of the order
inmate for several weeks He was born in this
city ~ ~ years aEo. and was known in the world
csai Schools q the Immaculate Go .s
and 1t Alphonsus's CHURCHES. in this city. and
he joined the Christian Brothers.
y Mr.; Thomas ,Letavour died on Tuesday in
6a1n + The eth Of his
to PswtucEet Whsa years. Of age. and p was ws
contemperaEy with samuel Slater IN cotton
business for score Of years.
r Kso ct Weoxo %hns g. Rsss Ct sas
Of yMGHsn goods Ct Falls T. died
% Ct the spe HsGtohs
College.
on aged aged g. s Mr Isan Sas en
gageSd IN and was
native Of Lee Mass. His wife survives him.
Levi s. Nnyes was found dead IN his bed in
and had been a long time a prominent Citizen
and County Nepubican party leader, George
Nysf c lf hs lis 1eh Sna
and Repabicaa poItieian Of cemde nss Y Y
dsd Sn seSS s % b was
resident q Camden and for most Of the times
Th9mas s Brys9n; aged 45; well;knowp eiti,
lost his two sons Thomas and Robert, about
eases via ana hSe ch nj disease
nix =
bennefit Of his health. "'' 10 "'0 "'' ~ '"'
Lsniss did suddEny Of hee.
who voted to ratify President Lincoln's eman-
cipation proclamation. |
G Benjamin + Smith n Is dead at his homo IN
apd was, ior several months prisoner In
Capt Adolphus Alvarez. whose fsats in the
way of disinfecting foul rivers and tenement
nsh % OK
at sanaay sssa
H Ssr dvoSt and long
man 81 'Wiliiamsport. Pa. died on Tuesday In
his S mills H tSs st xsy wealthy owning
pa diea on ny TSesdsy IL his IS aSth seaT
He never wore glasses.
Old people dead At Pittsburgh are: Mrs. Hes-
81: Mrs. Nancy Warden. 81.
Edward T. CARPENTER; Newark policeman.
died 4 his II that city Yesterday e
he leaves widow.
Mr. 5u st PsT ss e the odst
laRo Wednesday. She was "a years Of age.
Mrs. E. G. Donan. the aged mother of the
suddenly yesterday at Palmyra. No.
gsorge Kinkead,ss we!l,kn9%%n Democratic
at his home In Ebensburg. Pa
Va. died suddenly on Monday night
Caleb Tichenor Of IrvlnGton. N. j.. died at
his home on Clinton avenue yesterday. aged b.
willing Workers for Christ Finally At Peace.
The trouble among the members OF the
Grace NJ. f. Church in Jersey City. has boon
amicably settled. When ex President John II.
Peoubet's suit for SANDER against J. W.
Bothem, his successor. was called yesterday. in
mir. Peloubet. announced that MI. Peloubet
and Mr.. Bothem are now friends. MIR. Bothem
As far as am concerned never was at on.
ate at night and said II was q mean trick.
Justice oDonnell three times before Justice
Allen. and four times before Judge McGrath. l
have not been told by MIR, Peloubet that he is
friendly with me now. but suppose he must
Mr.. Peloubet's father is the Republican can
tdate for Director. Of the Board OF
a very active canvass for the old war horse"