The sun., 1896-03-01
OBITUARY Y.

Manuel r. Bolmer died suddenly on Friday
evening at his home. 90 East Sixtieth street.
He was we'll enough to take drive In the after
noon, and in the evening he WAS sitting in his
room chatting with the members Of his family
when. without a word of warning. he fell back
in his chair dead. Heart disease was the cause
OF death; Mr.. Bolmer was born in this city
the bethlehem School in Pennsyivsnia. and
afterward he studied law. Although he was
Sons his ensre s Time @ to tie
Of his fathers estate. which WAS very, large.
When he was 80 years old NJ Nh solmsr bought
Greystone, the home OF the late Samuel J. TIL
cen. and he lived there for more than twenty
sow @ho u ayey.tone sS The dead
man is survived by four sons and three dsugh-
Church. and the funeral viii be- held there Non
day morning at 80 o'clock.
DIR. Edward Everitt of Newark lied on Thurs
malignant dIphtheria. supposed to have been
contracted In attending two children: He felt a
soreness In his throat on SUNDAY; When II be-
ed 1t accordingly. He attended to his practice
until Thursday, when lie had to give up. Then
found that he had an extremely dangerous ease
OF fdlphtheria, made worse by neglect. They
Or. Everitt was a bachelor. lie went to Newark
Of se sna
ber of the Royal Arcanum. OF the Chosen
Friends. and of the Heptasophs. His age was
3S years.
Eugene D: Bagen. the Assistant superintend;
ent OF Public Schools of New York city, died
Of pneumonia on Thursday at his house, 3sa
East Twenty-seventh street after a short III.
this city. He was graduated from the Univer-
sity Of the City of New York IN 1875. He was a
Association, the schoolmasters' Club W and the the
Teachers Mutual Benefit Association. His last
sickness began while ne was conducting an ex-
animation in the schools. He first became assO-
ciated with the schools in this city In 1881.
Gen. William Moffat Reilly. who was we'll
& known n military. political, and business CTR
aged "a. He served during the rebellion with
the the Pennsylvania Volunteers. . A. the close Of
commission Of Major:Gsnsrai OF Volunteers.
but he declined. Gen. Reilly since the war has
a Democrat and was delegate to the Chicago
Democratic Convention which nominated
Gen. George Is. Mcclellan for President.
Frederick A. Fox, II we'll k nown Brook lyn law
yer. who WAS associated in business with hi.
brother, ex-Judge George q. Fox. died of
anmmia on Friday night at his home, l47 1Hyl or
street. IIo WAS born in this city ffty-e ht
years ago and was unmarried. lie was trustee
Of the Eastern District Hospital, and was also q
life member OF the roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum.
The Rev. Father William p. Kenny. pastor OF
the Roman Catholic Church at Milton \. y.
on the Clyde line steamship Iroauois as she wa was
nearing rn & Charleston = C.: on her trip south;
be sent to Milton for burial.
u. NJ. Smythe, the editor and proprietor of the
summit Herald at summit n. j.. died at his
home In West Summit at Al o'clock yesterday
morning OF cerebral congestion. He was appar-
entity well until 10 O'Clock on Friday night. lie
leaves wife and one son.
William L. Taylor. one Of the best known citi
Zens and business men of Blnghamton, died yes
terday. the result of a paralytc shock which he
sustained ON Thursday. Mr.. Taylor was born IL
Hampden county, Mass, in 1918.
DIR. Laughton Mcfarlane. professor OF surgery
at the Toronto University, died yesterday oi
blood poisoning, contracted while amputatinG
tho toes of patient at the General Hospital q
week ago. He was o. years DID,