The sun., 1897-04-21
OhltunrY NoIea.

Col George n. Grouse. a well-known resident
of Syracuse. n. Y, died OF nervous prostrntiou
at noon yesterday in the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
He had been Ill for some time and had gone with
his wife to Old Point Comfort for rest He re.
turned to this city fortnight ago. The body
will be taken to Syracuse this morning; Col.
cuee and "a member of the wealthy Grouse family.
widely known some years ago through tho
Mr. Grouse was born at ChlttenanGo, N. Y. on
Nov. "a, 1875. He entered the grocery business
Of JACOB I Grouse Brothsrs % in 1853. s In issa
the firm be, anne George \. Grouse & Co., and in
1925 Mr.. Grouse % retired from E n, business @ He was
missary OF subsistence in the National Guard OF
ant-Colonel. He was Chairman OF the onondaga
County Republican Committee for two years.
several years and Of the Executive Committee
In ls77-5s. He was delegate to the National
Convention which nominated Rutherford B;
Hayes In $40. and In 1883 he was Presidential
elector. Mr.. Grouse was a cousin OF d. Edgar
Grouse who died few yeers ago leaving for:
that he was unmarried. but woman. who was
then living In this city, claimed that she was his
was the dead millionaire's daughter. Litigation
ensued, but 1t was settled. the widow and her
child receiving large share & Of The &c estate. Col.
Jacob +. Randolph. President OF tho Morris
and Essex Canal Company. died at his home in
Woodburn. Somerset county. y. j., Yesterday.
matlsm Of the heart. He leaves widow and two
children. The latter are MR.; Willard Richards.
and Hugh r. Randolph. Mr. Randolph was
prominent Republican. although he never held
and Essex Canal for many years. He was also
identihed with tho Lehgh Valley Railroad as
purchasing agent, with an Office at Bound Brook.
lie had lived In Woodfern for more than twenty
years.
James X. Place died on Monday evening at
the residence OF his son.n.law, Arthur 7. Sulli.
van: 5s4 Firth avenue. H. @ was getting ready
into q chair. He was born In this city eighty
one years ago. For several years he was the
J. X. & T.. Place. Shortly after the war this
house failed on account. 1t Is said OF Its efforts
to corner coffee. In later years MIR. Place had
boon engaged in real estate brokerage; lie was
q veteran OF the Seventh Regiment and u mem
Der OF st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
Andrew +. Bunner. the landscape and marine
painter, died yesterday at his residence. 45
West Fifty-hfth street. He was bS years old
and native Of New York. He exhibited many
Of his works In the Metropolten Museum Of
Art, the Paris Salon, and the National Acad-
emy OF Design. He was member OF the Acad-
emy and OF the American Water Color Society.
He leaves a widow.
Alfred C. Pcrpignan died on Sunday at his home.
Ills grandmother was the Countess do Solar.
NJ. Perpignan while he was In France, WAS
kEu'vn as Count de Solar. He established a
cig., factory In Brooklyn, but In recent years
only son, Alfred c. Perpgnan lives In Brooklyn.
William w. Walsh, an assistant inspector of
hulls In the local Board of Steam Vessel In
spcctors. died yesterday at his home, 81 East
l3lst street, in his 50th year.
Emil Sabcl died at his home, AIT Broadway,
Flushing, l.. l., yesterday morning. He Was em-
ployed on YoWn Topics. He leaves widow and
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