The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-10
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Jesse II. Buuno'l. head Of the firm of J. II.
Eunnei! n Co. OF Manhattan, manufacturers Of
electrical, supplies. died Oh "Wednesday evening
at the Hotel -. George, in Brooklyn. from
weakness following an attack of the grip. lie
was In the Ifty-seycnth wear Of his age. When
IL years old he was employed as n messenger
boy in the telegraph ohirc at Massilion. O.. his
birthplace. and in Il uOUpla OF wears lie became
an expert operator. IN Aprji. 1851, when en-
plOvtd in the Telegraph office al Pittsburg,
r.. ne sem nu imaginary account OF "a
marine disas."r oveg the wlIus 10 the " heel
lng newspapers. and "a tho following Guy.
When ~" hQaX was dis"oN"Tcd. lost his Job.
He went Straight to Washington aud was I'M
medlat"ly employed in the military telegraph
service br ia" G"ycrnm"ut. in which service
he remained until August. 1864. lie was noted
in the army as a lightning opera'ur. and WAS an
active participant IN sonc - tn" most stirring
srencs OF the evil war. lie va, attached to
tar1' Of .&Gn-. MieoIGGe.a@m1. Bi'"irrusl'Hg,'" 'Ria5HHat- -
Her@5iiol f teis4TorR her, i%ft'''tPG2 a 5 al 'ne 81
Autietam he sct W his office ou III" held aud
,WllI, Nn,i. tt"iecrAnI a. Chattanooga, and titrr
the High, Of th%, rlEtt wiIg was the last man
roJolncd the army at. Atlanta. but was So much
overcome with the long hardShips he had en-
dtIr"d that h" wa unable 10 Shrr-
man on his march TO The sea aud returned ia
his home IN ohio. AL through his portions
service. with the army he had distinguished
After the war he came 10 New Nor, and en-
supply rrm e which he G.longc:d about twenty
years, ago. He leaves. II widow. two SON and
tw2, danGhtcrsi The fqncraI services Will be
held at ST. Johns Episcopal ChuTch. IN ST
Johns place, near Seventh ayenu", this after
noon.
jess" J Brown Of Roybury, Mass, died ON
Wednesday Of Pneumonia, which followed an
hI'"iTSEn @ q EiIjrs, fbrSw@ wa, b"H N%w London
when bui Il young lad h" ran away To sea. and
IH'rI served as Il drummer how tnTpNgI IIp
Drum. Major with HEwkinss /ouav"., md VA
viii Gen Butler al The "3attIe" Of New III ort
boat building with hi- brother, Gait, Dirk ="
shop was ,locaiod At hunters Foiut. Inlg
Land ana G'nny o. Tho Ias,G,t eroIt Of ,tln daf
sailed - race ion. lie ,lioyul Yacht Suunjr1nis
ng dn on Il rs g iS,s %i WiiEhS JgssG Brown tllpgod
mem Der Of the crew.
a MR., Th9 a@,o = Si%@ol' the oi4e.t II..IIrnt II
nt%It sI h. h2mtr Of her laughter. Mrs, Alien.
He'r" fatihe,ir" VA a Vsgo5iiiiiiSSr Il WHa S}I MG6 Z : a AR:
MMtoarrTis%lowSni,, " Most Noe 'G ri M p " s'Iai,44 aR' fl wa a.
alrnt IN somerset county. She had been ell
rGmrwhnt uleNpertrd. In MAY Of last y~ar,
Wle! slI" "rletrai"d the Anniversary o. 'ar,
~, ilun, aln plG''nht, nEg, Iolnri heartily iu
tin' G,l'Nti'H ana during H." day She sang a
lAyurll" rg'". she leaves two rla Iireu. Mr..
AlIrl, Win whom Sl" lived, and InpIla-
Steud, IN. Of his city. '' '"'"''' '-
The Rev, Or, Charlas I. Alien. one OF ,b.
oldest Methodist clergyman in Maine aud 4.
l4rlncr President Of Tho Maine state College,
died Yesterday IN Portland, Ne. aged y. v"ir,
10 leaves a, widow, son and two laHEhior..
tuir. brooklyn. "''
John Gilpcp. 10 years ola ~ 1900 Dean -tr,,r.
died suddenly yesterday il frRuk ". Downs
wher. lac had called 10 have a prcscrirtton puf
up, He retired from business a few yen, 40.