Brooklyn Daily Standard Union

10 JANUARY 1893
MISS HARRIET SILLIMAN
Her Death from Heart Failure Today, Aged 84
MIss Harriet SILLIMAN, daughter of the late Gold S. SILLIMAN, and sister of 
Benjamin D. SILLIMAN, died at her residence, corner of Pierrepont and Clinton 
sts, to-day.  She had been suffering from an attack of pneumonia, but this 
had been overcome, as it was thought, when heart failure ensued, and the end 
came when it was unexpected by the members of her family.  Miss SILLIMAN has 
suffered for several years with a weakness of the heart, so much so as to 
cause some solicitude on the part of her friends,  This and her advanced age, 
84, made it impossible for her to resist the inroads of the disease, which 
reduced her vitality.
Miss SILLIMAN was a woman of great dignity and nobility of character.  She 
had many accomplishments and was well read.  Her singularly sweet disposition 
and high plane of living impressed every one who was honored with her 
acquaintance.
Miss SILLIMAN'S father, Gold S. SILLIMAN, graduated from Yale College in 
1796; her grandfather, Gen. Gold S. SILLIMAN, in 1752, while her 
great-grandfather, Gen. Ebenezer SILLIMAN, graduated from the same college in 
1727.  Her brother, Benjamin D. SILLIMAN, graduated from Yale in the class of 
1824; and has long been known and honored as one of the first citizens of Brooklyn.
During the past week three prominent Brooklyn people, all well acquainted 
with each other, have passed away.  These are:  A.A. LOW, Mrs. POLHEMUS, and 
Miss SILLIMAN.

SILLIMAN-On Tuesday, Jan 10, Harriet SILLIMAN, daughter of the late Gold S. 
SILLIMAN, in the 84th year of her age.  Notice of funeral hereafter.

WERNER-On Sunday, Jan 8, Margaretha, wife of Henry WERNER.  Funeral from 50 
Stirling pl., on Wed., at 2 P.M.

WOODCOCK- On Jan. 7, Ida L., widow of the late Henry A. WOODCOCK, and 
daughter of the late Samuel B. SKINNER.  Funeral at 719 Lexington ave. on Tues.

11 January 1893
DEATH OF MRS. SQUIER
Mrs. Estella Marshall SQUIER, the wife of Frank SQUIER, who died this 
morning, at her residence, on Ninth ave., had been ill for several months, 
and spent a portion of last summer at a near-by resort on Long Island Sound, 
in the hope of recovery.    For many years she was a resident of the Seventh 
ward, and within a comparatively short time, had removed to a fine home 
erected by Mr. SQUIER, on Ninth ave., and Carroll st., and facing Prospect 
Park.  Mrs. SQUIER was the daughter of the late Rev. Joseph D. MARSHALL, and 
a woman of great personal worth, which endeared her to a large circle of 
friends.  The funeral will occur at the home, 32 Ninth ave., on Friday at noon.

RELIGIOUS SENTIMENT
Expressed in Letters Found on George D. HYDE, Who Died on the Bridge
At the beginning of the rush hours on the Bridge last evening, George D. 
HYDE, aged about 45, was stricken with heart failure on the New York outgoing 
platform, and after being removed to car No. 50 and conveyed the Brooklyn 
waiting room, died.
HYDE was a native of Mystic, Conn., whither his body was sent in care of his 
brother-in-law, E.B. BROWN by Stephen MERRITT, of New York.  He had evidently 
anticipated a sudden death for a letter found on his person contained the 
information that he had heart disease, and gave the instructions outlined 
above.  A letter addressed to his brother-in-law at Mystic was mailed last 
night by Sergeant Edward PHILLIPS, in accordance with a request also embodied 
in the first-named missive, which terminated as follows:
For me to live is Christ.  For me to die is gain.
Hallelujah to the Lamb forever and forever.
Coroner KENE reviewed the body before it was removed.

ARTHUR - At his home, on Tues., Jan. 10.  Alexander T. ARTHUR..50.  Funeral 
at 400 First st., Thurs. at 2 P.M.

BENNETT - Sun. eve., Jan 8, Aaron L. BENNETT.  Funeral at 787 Quincy st.Tues. eve.

CARLEY - On Jan 9, John CARLEY.  Funeral from the residence of his son-in-
law, M.J. DORAN, 451 Fourth  st., Wed., at 2 P.M.

CHURCH - At 306 Greene ave., on Jan 10, Calvin C. CHURCH..73, formerly of St. 
Lawrence County.

DUNNE - On Tues., Jan. 10, at 371 Douglass st., George DUNNE..62 years.  
Funeral services Wed., at 8 P.M.  Interment on Thurs. morn. 9 o'clock. 

DEECHAN - On Jan 8, John DEECHAN..74, at his residence, 312 Tenth st.

GREEN - Sun., Jan. 8, Electa H...24, daughter of Van Keuren and Salicia 
GREEN.  Funeral Wed., at 8 P.M. at 259 Warren st., Brooklyn.

KEARNEY - On Jan. 10, James F. KEARNEY, beloved husband of Mary A. LYMAN.  
Funeral from 235 Sixteenth st., on Thurs., at 2 P.M.

KOCH - On Jan 9, Philip KOCH..71, husband of Elizabeth KOCH.

MATTHEWS - On Mon. 8th, Albert Washington MATTHEWS..20.  Funeral at Plymouth 
Church lecture room, at 7:30 P.M. Weds.

PETTY - John R. PETTY..43.  Funeral from Brooklyn City Hospital, Wed.,11th, 

SEAMAN - On Mon., Jan. 9, Frank SEAMAN..33, husband of Gertrude HAIGHT.

SUTCLIFFE - On Mon., 9th, Sarah E. SUTCLIFFE..21.  Funeral at 210 Prospect 
pl., on Tues., at 8 P.M.

TODD - Miss Henrietta Wallace TODD, on Jan 10, at 32 So. Oxford st., of pneumonia.

WILSON - At the Home for the Aged, Church Charity Foundation, Jan. 10, Sister 
Cornelia WILSON, late of Emmanuel Church.  Funeral at the chapel of St. 
John's Hospital, Atlantic & Albany aves., Thurs, 10:30 A.M.

WILKEY - On Tues., Jan. 10, at 338 Pacific st., Jessie May..18, daughter of 
Emma J. & Alfred WILKEY.

WOARDELL - On Tues., Jan 10, Richard H. WOARDELL..72.  Funeral services on 
Wed., Jan. 11 at 8 P.M. at 674 Lorimer st.

12 January 1893
ANDERSON - On Mon., Jan 9, Gesine ANDERSON, wife of James D. ANDERSON.  
Funeral from 80 Eagle st., at 2 P.M., Thurs.

BALL - On Tues., Jan. 10, Bernard..24, son of Michael and Anna BALL.

BRADLEY - Emma A. BRADLEY..49, Jan. 10.  Funeral, Thurs., eve. 
at her late residence, at 7:30 P.M.

BROWNE - On the 9th, Lucy A. BROWNE..54.  
Funeral from the Central Baptist Church, Bridge st., Thurs., at 1:30 P.M.

CAMPBELL - On Wed., Jan. 11, William F. CAMPBELL..31.  
Funeral at 273 Berry st., on Fri., at 2 P.M.

JACOBY - Mon. night, Jan. 9, John JACOBY..54,  husband of Mary ROTH.  
Funeral on Thurs., at 2 P.M. from 194 Hudson ave.

JENSEN - On Mon., Jan. 9, Niels JENSEN..60, at 108 Clermont ave.

KEARNEY - On Jan., 10, James F. KEARNEY, husband of Mary A. LYMAN.  
Funeral from  235 Sixteenth st., on Thurs., at 2 P.M.

KOCH - On Jan. 9, Philip..71, beloved husband of Elizabeth KOCH.  
Funeral from 127 Fifty-fifth st., on Thurs., at 2 P.M.

OSBORN - Suddenly, at his home, 11th inst., Capt. Samuel OSBORN.  
Funeral at 335 Eighth st., on Fri., 13th, at 7:30 P.M.

SILLIMAN - On Tues., Jan 10, Harriet SILLIMAN, 
daughter of the late Gold S. SILLIMAN..84.  
Funeral on Fri., 13th inst., at 11 A.M. from 56 Clinton st., Brooklyn.

SIMONSON - On Jan. 10, of pneumonia, John H. SIMONSON..58.  
Funeral at 944 Marcy ave., Fri., at 7 P.M.

SQUIER - On Wed., Jan 11, Estella MARSHALL, wife of Frank SQUIER, 
and daughter of the late Rev. Joseph D. MARSHALL.  
Funeral services at her late residence, 32 Ninth ave., Brooklyn, 
Friday, Jan. 13, at 12 o'clock.

WARNER - On Wed., Jan. 11, Helen POTTER, widow of Samuel Eliot WARNER.  
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, S.T. DANCHY, 
59 So. Oxford st., on Fri., at 4 P.M.

WHICHELOW - On Wed., eve., Jan. 11, Alfred L. WHICHELOW..61, 
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. C.S. CUTTER, 419 Hart st.

DELFINO'S VICTIM DEAD
Mrs. Caroline GESELL, shot by John DELFINO, at 497 Degraw st., 
Dec. 27, died to-day at the Long Island College Hospital, from the 
effects of her wounds.

SUFFOCATED BY GAS
Charles LOCKWOOD, a restaurant keeper of 663 Fifth ave., 
was found dead this morning in his oyster house.  Every gas Jet in the store 
had been turned on, and the police believe that Mr. LOCKWOOD committed suicide. 

Capt. Samuel OSBORN, died at his home, 335 Eighth st., yesterday.  
He was one of the best-known shipmasters in the old-merchant service.

William OSBORNE..32, who was yachting reporter for the New York 
"Evening Telegram" for several years died this morning in Bellevue Hospital 
from Pulmonary disease.

Christopher PRINCE, brother of a wealthy New York merchant, and a sea captain, 
died from the effects of drink at the Elizabeth st. police station, 
New York, early this morning.  His wife separated from him six years ago 
on account of his habits.  He leaves, besides her, a son and daughter.

13 January 1893
CAMP - In this city, Jan. 10, Calvin B. CAMP..71.  Funeral at 370 Fulton st. Fri.

CHURCH - On Jan. 10, Calvin C. CHURCH.  Funeral at 306 Greene ave., on Fri.

COLLINS - At the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, 745 Classon ave., Jan. 12, 
William A. COLLINS..86.

COON - On Jan 12, Harriet..70, widow of James COON. Funeral at 432 Monroe st. Sat..

DONER - At 69 Johnson st., Elizabeth DONER, widow of John DONER.

GRIFFIN - On Wed., Jan. 11, Mamie GRIFFIN.  Funeral from 430 Park ave., Fri.

JENNINGS - On Jan.11, Thomas JENNINGS..49.  Funeral from the residence of his 
sister, Mrs. Reilly, 103 York st., Sat., at 9:30.

OSBORN - Suddenly, at his home, 11th inst., Capt. Samuel OSBORN.  Funeral at 
335 Eighth st., on Fri. 13th, at 7:30 P.M.

SIMONSON - On Jan 10, of pneumonia, John H. SIMONSON..58.  Funeral at 944 
Marcy ave., Fri., at 7 P.M.

VARICK - A her residence, 55 Stagg st., Mrs. Lizzie VARICK..59.  Funeral Sun.,
 at 2 P.M.

WALTON - On Wed., Jan 11, Mrs. Rosella WALTON..82, widow of John J. WALTON.

WARNER - On Wed., Jan. 11, Helen POTTER, widow of Samuel Eliot WARNER.  
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, S.T. DAUCHY, 59 So. Oxford st.Fri. 

SUICIDE OF SERGEANT HARPER
Whitestone, L.I., Jan. 13 - Sergeant HARPER, unmarried..45, of Company C. 
Engineer Corps, at Willet's Point committed suicide in the barracks at 8:30 
o'clock this morning by placing the muzzle of a Springfield rifle in his 
mouth and pulling the trigger with his foot.  HARPER had been in the service 
twenty years.  No motive is known for his rash act. 

THE FUNERAL OF MRS. SQUIER
The funeral of Mrs. Estella MARSHALL SQUIER, wife of Mr. Frank SQUIER, 
occurred at noon to-day, at her later residence, 32 Ninth ave.  The Rev. T.P. 
FROST, pastor of the Summerfield Methodist Church, conducted the services, 
which were attended by a large number of neighbors and friends.  Among them 
were: 
ex-Park Commissioner KENNEDY
Col. J. Fred ACKERMAN
A.S. HIGGINS
H.L. BRIDGMAN 
The floral tributes were numerous and beautiful.  The remains were, this 
afternoon, placed in the Woodlawn receiving vault for later interment in that 
cemetery.  Although Mrs. SQUIER'S illness had been of some months duration, 
her death, on Tues., was sudden, and altogether unexpected. 

James FLOOD was found dead on the floor of his residence, 153 Sands st., this 
morning, by two friends who came to see him.

It was learned in Wall st., NY this morning, that Eckstein NORTON, former 
president of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, died suddenly from heart 
disease at his home in St. George, Staten Island, last night.

14 January 1893
BROCKETT - Jan. 13, in Brooklyn, L.P. BROCKETT, M.D.  
Funeral at the Emmanuel Baptist Church, corner of St. James pl. and 
Lafayette ave, Mon., at 2 P.M.

COON - On Jan 12, Harriet..70, widow of James COON.  
Funeral at 432 Monroe st., on Sat., at 8 P.M.

DOLAN - On Thurs., Jan. 12, Daniel J. DOLAN..25, husband of Sarah J. O'BRIEN.  
Funeral from 32 So. Ninth st., Sun., at 2 P.M.

FITZGERALD - At his late residence, 174 Pearl st., Edward M. FITZGERALD.  
Relatives and friends of the family, also members of Union Council, No. 11, C.B.I., 
are invited to attend the funeral, on Sun., 15th at 2 P.M.  
Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

FLOOD - On Thurs., 12th, James F. FLOOD..38, at his residence, 153 Adams st.  
Funeral from 61 Hudson ave., on Sun., at 2 P.M.

HENDERSON - In this city, Jan. 13, Mrs. Mary A. HENDERSON..68, 
widow of Samuel HENDERSON.

HOMMEL - On Jan. 11, after a short illness, C.F. HOMMEL..44, husband of Ella C. HOMMEL.  
Funeral from 743 or 748 Putnam ave., on Sat., at 2 P.M.

HUNTINGTON - Suddenly, Jan. 12, Lawrence..20, son of Rev. George W. and 
Louise L. HUNTINGTON.

ISAACS - On Thurs., Jan. 12, Aaron..35, son of the late Baron ISAACS.  
Funeral from 350 First st., Sun., at 1 P.M.

LEECH - At his home, 354 Livingston st., Sat., morn, Jan.14, 1893, ex-Alderman 
John LEECH..83:  a lifelong citizen of Brooklyn.  Notice of funeral hereafter.

NORTON - Fri., Jan. 13, Mary C...59, wife of J.C. NORTON.  
Funeral at 90 Milton st., on Sat. evening, at 8 o'clock.

OSBON - On Thurs., William B., only son of Capt. B.S. OSBON.  
Funeral on Sun., from 286 Livingston st., at 2:30 P.M.

PREHN - On Thurs., Jan. 12, Annie THOMS..32, wife of John H. PREHN.  
Funeral from 1337 Bushwick ave., on Sun., at 2 P.M.

RIDER - On Thurs., Jan. 12, James RIDER, at the residence of his son-in-law, 
W.G. FRAZER, 857 Lafayette ave.,  Funeral services Sun., at 5 P.M.

SPIES - On Fri. morning, Jan. 13, A.G. SPIES..64.

VARICK - At her residence, 55 Stagg st., Mrs. Lizzie VARICK..59.  
Funeral Sun., at 2 P.M. 

JOHN LEECH 
Ex-Alderman, John LEECH, one of the oldest residents of this city, 
died at his home, 354 State st., this morning, of heart disease.  
At the time of his death he had probably been a resident of Brooklyn 
for a longer period than any other old citizen.  He was born in Scotland 
83 years ago, and came to this city in 1813, when he was a child.  
His parents settled in the Fifth ward, and when a young man, Mr. LEECH 
engaged in business as a ropemaker.  He was afterward a stone contractor.  
He retired from business thirty years ago.
He was one of the founders of the old Mechanics' Exchange, and served one 
term as president.  From 1828 to 1853 he was a member of the Volunteer Fire Dept., 
and at the time of his death was a member of the Exempt Volunteer Firemen's Association.  
He was a Whig in politics, and enjoyed the distinction of having run thirteen times 
for Alderman of the Fifth ward, a hot Democratic ward.  He was elected in 1850, 
through the help of County Judge Henry A. MOORE and Jesse FOLK.  
He was a well-known and familiar figure in local political and business circles up to 
thirty-years ago.  The arrangements for the funeral have not been completed.  
The Rev. Lindsay PARKER, of St. Peter's Church in State st., will conduct 
the services, and the funeral will take place from that edifice.  
Mr LEECH was the father of ex-Alderman Richard LEECH.

DR. LINUS P. BROCKETT
Dr. Linus Pierpont BROCKETT died from heart failure at his home, 255 Steuben st., 
yesterday.  He was born in Canton, Conn., in 1829, and was the son of a prominent 
Baptist minister.He has been connected with several religious newspapers, has 
contributed to and assisted in editing several encyclopedias, and has written a 
number of books.  He had lived in Brooklyn since 1860, and up to the time of his 
death was a prominent member of the Emmanuel Baptist Church.  He leaves a widow.  
The funeral will be held at that church, St. James pl., and Lafayette ave., 
on Mon. afternoon, at 2 o'clock.

CALVIN C. CHURCH
Calvin C. CHURCH, 74 years old, died on Wed., from apoplexy, at his home, 
306 Greene ave.,  He was an active Republican, being prominent in the Seventh 
ward councils of his party.  He leaves a widow and four children.

LAWRENCE HUNTINGTON
Lawrence HUNTINGTON, a son of the Rev. George W. HUNTINGTON, pastor of the 
Reformed Episcopalian Church of the Reconciliation on Jefferson ave., 
died of heart disease on Thurs. night.

16 January 1893
ADAMS -  On Fri., Jan. 13, Samuel ADAMS..55.

ANDERSON - At Westfield, NJ, Sat., Jan. 14, Walter ANDERSON..67.  Services at 
634 Marcy ave., Tues. at 8 PM.

BALDWIN - On Jan 13., William A. BALDWIN, in his 68th year.  Funeral at 151 
Macon st., Mon. at 8 PM.

BRICKLEY -  On Sat., 14th, Lillian, youngest daughter of Capt. W.C. and 
Eugenia BRICKLEY.  Funeral at 378 Quincy st., on Mon, at 8 PM.

BONAVENTURA - On Jan. 14, Charles A., in his 30th year.  Funeral on Tues., at 
2 PM at 184A Kosclusko st.

CAPPER - At Greenpoint, Jan 14, Joseph F. CAPPER.  Funeral from 22 Newell 
st., Mon., at 2 o'clock.

CORTELYOU - On Wed., 11th inst., at Fordham, NY, Staats  P.S. CORTELYOU..76.  
Funeral on Mon., at Washington ave., Baptist Church, at 2 PM.

EARLE - Sat, 14th, Emily L., wife of John H. EARLE, and daughter of the late 
Wilmot OAKLEY.  Services on Tues., at 19 Third pl.

FLOOD - On Thurs., Jan. 12, James F. FLOOD..33, at his residence, 153 Adams st.

HENDERSON - Suddenly, in this city, Jan. 13, Mary A., widow of Samuel 
HENDERSON, in her 68th year.

LAUBHEIMER - On Fri., Jan. 13, L. LAUBHEIMER..72, at his home 642 Jefferson ave.

MAGIE - Suddenly, Jan. 12, James K. MAGIE..66, of Washington, DC.  Funeral at 
the residence of his son Charles H. MAGIE, 90 Ross st., Sun., at 2 PM.

MATHEWS - On Fri., Jan. 13, Edward MATHEWS..56.  Funeral from 117 
Thirty-ninth st., at 2 PM.

MONAGHAN - On Fri., Jan. 13, Frances E., daughter of the late Owen MONAGHAN.  
Funeral from 719 Prospect pl., on Mon., at 2 PM.

MORSE - On Fri., Jan. 13., John Verrunus..28, eldest son of Verrunus & Marietia MORSE.

PLATT - On Jan. 13.  Mrs. Sarad PLATT.  Funeral from 825 Bedford ave., on Mon.

ROBINSON - On Sat., Jan. 14, Margaret ROBINSON, wife of Charles ROBINSON, in 
her 45th year.  Funeral from the Assumption Church, Tues. morning.

ROLFE - On Sat., Jan. 14, George B. ROLFE, in his 66th year.  Funeral at 7 
PM., Jan. 16, at Chapel of the Messiah, Greene ave., corner of Clermont.

VANDERVEER - At Woodhaven., LI, Jan. 14, Frances H., widow of Isaac 
VANDERVEER, Funeral at her late residence, Woodhaven ave., near Jamaica,Tues.

VLIET - On Thurs., Jan. 12, Mary A., eldest daughter of L.J. and the late 
Elmer CHAPMAN and widow of Adjutant John VLIET, of the Fourteenth Regiment 
Veteran Association.

TWO ENGINEERS SUFFOCATED
Henry THOMPSON and Granville STEVENSON, the second and third engineers of the 
steamship Glenbervie, from Shields, England, which arrived in port late last 
night were suffocated in their berths this morning from the fumes of a 
charcoal fire which they had lighted.

THE CAPTAIN COMMITTED SUICIDE
Boston. Jan. 16. - The steamer Coventina, of Newcastle, England, from 
Palermo, came up the harbor this morning heavily listed to starboard and with 
her flag at half-mast for her late master, William ROBERTSON, who committed 
suicide yesterday afternoon when the steamer was off Cape Cod.  She had a 
terribly rough passage.

Henry SPEIL of 135 Ten Eyck st., dropped dead on Stagg st. this morning.

17 January 1893
ANDERSON  At Westfield, N.J.  Saturday Jan. 14,  Walter ANDERSON 67.  
Services at 634 Marcy Ave.  Tuesday at 8 P.M.

DE BAUN  On Sunday, Jan. 15  Elizabeth T.  wife of Abram J. DE BAUN in her 67th year.  
Funeral at   54 St. John's Place, Tuesday at 3:30 P.M.

GARDNER  On Jan. 11, at Blauveltville, N.Y. S. Floyd GARDNER, formerly of Brooklyn

OGDEN  In Brooklyn, Sunday Jan. 15, at 27 St. John's Place.  Caroline, 
widow of Nicholas G. OGDEN in her 81st year.

STRACHAN  On Monday, Jan. 16, Charlotte, wife of J. STRACHAN, at 964 Fourth Ave.  
Funeral on Wednesday at 10:30 A.M.

STURTEVANT  On Sunday, Jan. 15, Helen, widow of Albert STURTEVANT, 70.  
Funeral Wednesday at 220 Perth St.

VAN ALST  On Jan. 16, John M. VAN ALST, in his 67th year.  
uneral at 201 Greene Ave. Wednesday at 8 P.M.

August OTTO Buried
August OTTO, who for twenty years prior to 1886, 
was in business on lower Fulton Street, was buried today from his late home in 
Ridgewood, where he has resided since his retirement from active business.  
His death occurred last Saturday.  He leaves a widow and four sons, all of 
whom are married.  Mr. Otto was a member of a number of societies.  
His remains were interred in Lutheran Cemetery.

18 January 1893
BURCH �On Monday, Jan. 29, 2893 after a few days illness, Nellie WILKINSON, 
wife of Mark H. BURCH. �Services at her late residence, 304 McDonough St. on 
Thursday evening, the 29th inst. at 8 o'clock

COOK �At Canarsie, Jan. 15, Catherine, wife of the late Martin COOK, aged 56 
years and 21 days., �Funeral from Old Shell Road, Canarsie, Wednesday at 130 P.M.

DEEGAN �On Tuesday, Jan. 17, Katie Irene, daughter of Edward J. DEEGAN and 
Catherine DEEGAN. �Funeral from 90 Summit St. Thursday, Jan. 10 at 2P.M.

SHELLEY �At Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon, Francis B. SHELLEY entered into 
rest. �He was born in Sheffield Eng. Aug. 9, 1833
Funeral at his late residence 860 Atlantic Ave. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock 
and interment at Greenwood on Friday morning. �Commemorative discourse at the 
Criterion Theatre on Sabbath evening by Rev. Justin D. Fulton, D.D., his 
first pastor.

ACKERLY �At Rogers Ave., Flatbush, L.I. Jan 17, Charles Henry ACKERLY, son of 
the late Isaac ACKERLEY, aged 27 years and 9 months. �Funeral on Thursday, Jan.19

BURGESS �On Tuesday, John B. BURGESS, aged 73.�Funeral from 268 St. James Pl. Thursday.

GILCHRIST �On Jan. 17 at 985 DeKalb Ave., James GILCHRIST.

GRIFFITH �On Jan. 16, William Griffith. �Funeral Wednesday from 20 Willow Place.

HAINES �On Jan. 17, Fannie A. VAN PEET, wife of Aaron W. HAINES, �Funeral at 
203 Washington Ave. Thursday, Jan 19 at 10 a.m.

HENDERSON �Tuesday Jan. 17 Frederick S. at 109 Sands St. in his 70th year.

MEAGHER �On Monday, Jan. 16, Michael, 18, son of William MEAGHER., �Funeral 
from 83 Utica Ave. Thursday at 2 P.M.

OSMAN �On Jan. 16 at 197 Dean St. �Anna FUNCK, 28, wife of Alfred J. OSMAN

PALMER �At. St. John's Hospital, Jan. 16, Miss Kate H. Palmer, late of 262 
Schermerhorn St. �Interment in New Hampshire.

THOMPSON �Monday Jan. 16. �Olive THOMPSON, widow of Alfred THOMPSON, in her 
82nd year. �Funeral at 58 East Fifty eighth St. New York

VAN ALST �On Jan. 16, John M. VAN ALST in his 67th year. �Funeral at 201 
Greene Ave., Wednesday at 8 P.M.

ZOLLER �On Sunday, Jan. 15, at 456 Monroe St. �Charles H. ZOLLER

19 January 1893
David Jones, aged 60 years of 136 Cherry St. New York, took suddenly ill at 
Martin's Wharf this city, this afternoon and died before the arrival of an ambulance.

SHELLEY  At Brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon Francis D. SHELLEY entered into rest.  
He was born in Sheffield, Eng. Aug. 9, 1833.

Funeral at this late residence, 860 Atlantic Ave. Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, 
and interment at Greenwood on Friday morning.  Commemorative discourse at the 
Criterion Theatre on Sabbath evening by Rev. Justin D. Fulton D.D., his fist pastor.

ACKERLEY  At Rogers Ave. Flatbush, LI Jan. 17, Charles Henry ACKERLEY, son of 
the late Isaac ACKERLEY, aged 27 years and 9 months.  Funeral on Thursday, 
Jan. 19 at 8 P.M.

DOWLING  On Jan 127, Peter J. son of Martin and Annie DOWLING, in his 20th year.

FOLKERS  On Tuesday Jan. 17 Herman FOLKERS, aged 36.

GILL  At Dansville, N.Y. on Jan. 16.  Andrew W. GILL aged 53 years.  
Funeral at 395 Jefferson Ace. on Friday at 11 A.M.

GREEN  On Monday, Jan. 16 George GREEN, aged 39.  Funeral Friday, 
Jan. 20 at 2 P.M. at 281 Thirteenth St.  Interment at Greenwood.

GUINAND  On Tuesday, Jan 17, Peter GUINAND, aged 56.

HACKETT  Wednesday, Jan. 18, Frederick, son of the late John T. HACKETT, 
in his 38th year.  Funeral at his late residence, 65 Lincoln Pl. Friday at 2 o'clock.

KALISH  On Tuesday, Jan. 17, Rebecca, widow of Meyer KALISH.

LONGMAN  At 317 1/2 Madison St. Lillian G.CROSSMAN, wife of Samuel LONGMAN, r. aged 33.

OLLIFFE  On Jan. 17, Frances C., wife of Thomas J. OLLIFE.  
Funeral from 74 Cranberry Street

PHILLIPS  On Jan 17, Moss S. PHILLIPS, husband of Abby PHILLIPS, in his 61st year.  
Funeral from 115 Cumberland St.

ROONEY  On Wednesday, Jan. 18, Thomas ROONEY.  Funeral Friday Jan. 20 from 76 Eagle St.

20 January 1893
DEAD FOR DAYS
John SCHULTHEIS died nearly a week ago, but the body hasn't been buried, 
as the widow had no money.
He died at 57 Moore St. in one of the two small rooms occupied by he, his 
wife and six small children.  The coroner was notified and gave a burial permit.  
The undertaker John SCHLITZ was called and informed the widow that he would 
bury the body for $15 but had to have the money paid in full.  She only had 
$2.50 and was unable to raise the money.
The body was left in the only bed in the apartment and at night Mrs. SCHULTHEIS 
put her children to bed with their deceased father.
Finally the other families in the tenement complained about the stench and 
this morning Mrs. SCHULTHEIS went to the Sixth Precinct and told her story.  
She was nearly crazed and it was with difficulty that she made herself 
understood.  The case was referred to the health officers.

BURCH  On Monday, Jan. 29, 2893 after a few days illness, Nellie WILKINSON, 
wife of Mark H. BURCH.  Services at her late residence, 304 McDonough St. on 
Thursday evening, the 29th inst. at 8 o'clock

COOK  At Canarsie, Jan. 15, Catherine, wife of the late Martin COOK, 
aged 56 years and 21 days.,  Funeral from Old Shell Road, Canarsie, 
Wednesday at 130 P.M.

DEEGAN  On Tuesday, Jan. 17, Katie Irene, daughter of Edward J. DEEGAN and 
Catherine DEEGAN.  Funeral from 90 Summit St. Thursday, Jan. 10 at 2P.M.

SHELLEY  At Brooklyn on Tuesday afternoon, Francis B. SHELLEY entered into rest.  
He was born in Sheffield Eng. Aug. 9, 1833
Funeral at his late residence 860 Atlantic Ave. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock 
and interment at Greenwood on Friday morning.  Commemorative discourse at the 
Criterion Theatre on Sabbath evening by Rev. Justin D. Fulton, D.D., his first pastor.

ACKERLY  At Rogers Ave., Flatbush, L.I. Jan 17, Charles Henry ACKERLY, son of 
the late Isaac ACKERLEY, aged 27 years and 9 months.  Funeral on Thursday, Jan. 19

BURGESS  On Tuesday, John B. BURGESS, aged 73.  
Funeral from 268 St. James Pl. at 2 P>M> Thursday.

GILCHRIST  On Jan. 17 at 985 DeKalb Ave., James GILCHRIST.

GRIFFITH  On Jan. 16, William Griffith.  
Funeral Wednesday at 2 o'clock from 20 Willow Place.

HAINES  On Jan. 17, Fannie A. VAN PEET, wife of Aaron W. HAINES,  
Funeral at 203 Washington Ave. Thursday, Jan 19 at 10 a.m.

HENDERSON  Tuesday Jan. 17 Frederick S. at 109 Sands St. in his 70th year.

MEAGHER  On Monday, Jan. 16, Michael, 18, son of William MEAGHER.,  
Funeral from 83 Utica Ave. Thursday at 2 P.M.

OSMAN  On Jan. 16 at 197 Dean St.  Anna FUNCK, 28, wife of Alfred J. OSMAN

PALMER  At. St. John's Hospital, Jan. 16, Miss Kate H. Palmer, 
late of 262 Schermerhorn St.  Interment in New Hampshire.

THOMPSON  Monday Jan. 16.  Olive THOMPSON, widow of Alfred THOMPSON, 
in her 82nd year.  Funeral at 58 East Fifty eighth St. New York

VAN ALST  On Jan. 16, John M. VAN ALST in his 67th year.  
Funeral at 201 Greene Ave., Wednesday at 8 P.M.

ZOLLER  On Sunday, Jan. 15, at 456 Monroe St.  Charles H. ZOLLER

DID NOT KILL THE BABY
Frank STUMPLER and Lizzie KLEBES, of 176 Throop Avenue, who were charged with 
killing their three-month old baby, were examined in the Lee Avenue Court 
this morning.  Dr. J.M. Sloat testified that the baby in question died of 
congestion of the brain.  The prisoners were discharged.

20 January 1893
MOLONEY  At 100 Carroll St. on Thursday, 19th inst. Ellen, wife of William MOLONEY. 
Funeral from St. Stephen's Church, cor Hicks & Summit St.Saturday,Jan 21

NOWLIN  On Wednesday, Jan. 18, Robert K. NOWLIN, in his 62nd year.  
Funeral from 60 Skillman Ave. Sunday, Jan. 22 at 2 P.M.

DUFFY  Thomas F. DUFFY, aged 58.  Funeral from 85 Columbia St. Sunday at 2 P.M.

FITZGERALD  On Wednesday, Jan. 18, Mrs Hannah FITZGERALD, wife of the late 
Peter FITZGERALD, aged o62.  Funeral from 261 Bridge St. Saturday Jan. 21 at 2 P.M.

HALL  On Wednesday, Jan 28, James H. HALL, in his 36th year.

JEFFREY  Jan 18, at 794 Bergen St. Susan JEFFREY, relict of Alexander JEFFREY.  
Funeral at 9 A .M. from St. Theresa's Church.

LEE  Jan 18, Georgiana Gertrude, widow of Stephen G. LEE in her 58th year.  
Funeral at 378 3rd St. on Saturday, the 21 inst at 2 P.M.

LYNAGH  On Thursday, Jan. 19, Annie L.F. FITZSIMMONS, wife of John LYNLAGH.  
Funeral from 153 Green St. Jan. 21 at 10 A.M.

MC NULTY On Jan.18 Margaret wife of Peter MC NULTY.Funeral from 
77 Douglass St. on Sat. 21st at 9 A.M.

PEARSALL On Wednesday, Jan 18, Garetta A.  wife of John W. PEARSALL.  
Funeral Saturday at 10 A.M. from Reformed Church, New Jersey Ave. Twenty-sixth ward.

PHILLIPS  On Wednesday, Jan. 18, Manuel PHILLIPS at 181 Wythe Ave.

POLLOCK  Emma F. POLLOCK, wife of William E. POLLOCK on Thursday, 
Jan. 19th at Bath Beach, L.I.

SCHREIBER  On Wednesday, Jan, 18, Charles, son of Jacob and Annie M. SCHRIEBER, 
in his 19th year.  Funeral at 215 Fifth Ave. on Friday, at 2 P.M.

TODD  At Bensonhurst, L.I. Jan. 18, Catherine TODD, widow of the late John TODD.  
Funeral from Eighty-fourth St. near Twenty-third Ave. Bensonhurst, L.I. on 
Friday, Jan. 20 at 10;30 a.m.

TOWNSHEND  On Wednesday, Jan. 18, Eliza, aged 38, wife of Samuel Townshend.  
Funeral private

UNDERHILL On Thursday, Jan. 19, Libbie M. wife of Robert UNDERHILL.  
Funeral from 835A Butler St. Saturday at 9 p.m. 

21 January 1893
STRANGE DEATH
Simon Young, a German, who kept the large dry goods store on the corner of 
Myrtle and Washing Avenues, died last evening at his home, 149 Washington 
Avenue from blood poisoning.  He was a large, healthy-looking man, and was 
in the enjoyment of excellent health until a few days ago.  He scratched a 
pimple on his hip and blood poisoning set in.  The doctor did what he could 
to no avail.Mr. Young died last evening.  He was 48 years of age, and 
leaves a wife and three children.  He was the agent of the estate of the 
late Seymour HUSTLED, a member ILIAD Lodge, No. 53, I. O. B. B.; 
Montauk Lodge, No. 657e, Royal Arcanum, Congregation Beth Elohim, 
Kings County Lodge; 417, Order of TONTL, Hebrew Benevolent Society and 
Hebrew Orphan Asylum.

George WHEELER, aged 26, of 549 Manhattan Avenue, dropped dead at his home this morning.

The body of Mrs. Ida HARRIS who died in Bellevue Hospital on Thursday night 
will be taken this evening to Cleveland, Ohio.

ATKINS  On Thursday, Jan. 19, at 500 Hart St.  William ATKINS

BLEEKER  On Thursday, Jan. 19 at 290 Carroll St.  John REINICKE BLEECKER.

GARDNER  On Jan 19, Mrs. Sarah H. GARDNER in her 53rd year.  
Funeral at 58 Elton St. Twenty-sixth ward, Saturday at 8 P.M.

GRAHAM  On Jan. 19, at Twenty-second Ave and Eighty-fifth St., 
Bensonhurst, Catherine, wife of the late Thomas GRAHAM, in her 70th year.

HIZON  At 358 Seventh St.  Thomas PROBYN HIXON in his 21st year.  
Interment at Cypress Hills.

MC GRATH  On Friday, Jan. 20, Richard, son of James J and Ellen E. MC GRATH.  
Funeral from 877 Franklin Ave. on Sunday, Jan. 22 at 2 P.M.

MC NULTY  O  n Jan. 18, Margaret, wife of Peter MC NULTY.

PORTER On Friday, the 20th inst. Rebecca R. PORTER, wife if John V. PORTER.  
Funeral at 184 Park Pl. on Sunday 22, inst.

QUIRKE  Bridget, aged 28, wife of Edward QUIRKE,  Funeral from 153 Willow At.  
Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

BOLCKENING  On Friday, Jan. 20 Gustav J. VOLCKENING in his 68th year at 
675 Lafayette Avenue

23 January 1893
MRS. PERRIN BURIED
The body of Mrs. James FALCONER PERRIN, the oldest member of the Daughters 
of the Revolution, was laid to rest today at Cypress Hill Cemetery.  
The funeral ceremonies took place at 10 A.M. today at the late residence 
of the deceased, 37 East Sixty-fourth Street, New York and were conducted 
by the Rev. Dr. Cornelius B. SMITH, of St. James Episcopal Church, and his 
assistant, the Rev. Rowland S. NICHOLS. Mrs. PERRIN, formerly Miss Jane FALCONER, 
was born in New York City eighty-three years ago, and was a splendid specimen 
of the hardy old Revolutionary stock.

HESTER  In this city, Jan. 22, 1893, suddenly of apoplexy, Theodosia WARD, 
wife of William HESTER.  Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to 
attend the funeral from her late residence, 158 Remsen St. on Wednesday, the 
25th inst. at 11 A.M.  Please omit flowers.

REYNOLDS  On Monday, Jan. 23, after a short illness of paralysis, Margaret J., 
beloved wife of William REYNOLDS, in the 55th year of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at her l
ate residence, No. 254 Hancock St. between Marcey and Tompkins Ave. Sunday, 
Jan. 29 at 2 P.M.  Interment at Greenwood.

WEST  On Sunday, Jan. 22, Jane WEST, 
relict of the late William WEST, in her 83rd year.  
Funeral service at her late residence, 190 Sands St. Tuesday, 
Jan. 24 at 7:30 P.M.

BRENNAN  On Jan. 20, Catherine LEAHY, wife of the late Richard BRENNAN

BYRNES  Thomas Frances, husband of Annie BYRNES, in his 67th year.

CONLON  On Friday, Jan. 20, Roseanna, wife of Patrick CONLON, in her 35th year.

DANIELS  On Friday, Jan. 20, Ellen R. wife of James B. DANIELS.

DUNN  On Saturday Jan. 21, Margaret Dunn, aged 43 years.

ELLIS  On Thursday, Jan. 19, Edward A. Ellis in his 33rd year.  
Funeral from 161 South Second Street.

FIFE  Wednesday, Jan. 18, Jane, widow of James FIFE.  
Funeral from 239 Fourteenth Street.

FREEBERG  On Friday, Jan. 20, Nels F. FREEBERG, husband of Charlotte FREEBERG,  
in his 40th year.

HICKEY  On Jan. 21, Margaret, wife of William HICKEY. Funeral from 348 Hamilton Ave.

HIGGINS  On Friday Jan. 20, Miss Nellie HIGGINS, aged 24, daughter of 
Catherine and the late Anthony HIGGINS.  Funeral from 147 54 Street.

HIGGS  At Nyack, N.Y. on Jan. 21, John HIGGS, born at Goring, Eng.  
Funeral at 173 Eleventh St. Long Island City, Wednesday, 25th at 1 P.M.

HUNT  On Saturday, Jan. 21, James HUNT, aged 76, residence 397 Bridge Street.

KELLY  On Friday, Jan. 20, Mrs. Rose KELLY, mother of T.J. KELLY.

KENNEDY  On Saturday, Jan. 21, Sarah, relict of the late Owen KENNEDY, 
at the Home of the Aged, Eighth Ave. and Sixteenth St. in her 87th year.  
Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

KREIGER  On Thursday, Jan. 19 Matilda T. KRIEGER, wife of Norton J. KREIGER.

LENNON  Mary LENNON, on Jan. 21, at 142 Summit St. aged 71.  
Funeral from St. Stephen's R.C. Church, Jan. 24, at 9:30 A.M.

MC ENTEE On Jan. 20 at 366 Gold St. Dr. Bernard MC ENTEE, aged 68.

MERRILL  On Jan. 20, Sarah B. aged 73, wife of the late Henry A. MERRILL.  
Interment Monday at Plainfield.

MILLER Friday,Jan.20,Mary S.MILLER.Service Monday, at 448 Manhattan Ave.

OSMAN  On Jan. 16, Anna FUNCK,  aged 27, wife of Alfred J. OSMAN.  
Funeral from 107 Dean St. on Tuesday, Jan. 24 at 2 P.M.

REID On Jan.22, Mrs.Bridget REID, widow of the late William REID,
at 152 Luqueer St.  Funeral from St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church, 
Wednesday, Jan. 25 at 10:30 A.M.

REILLY  On Friday, Jan. 20, at 197 Jay St. Philip REILLY in his 90th year.

SWAN  Suddenly, Jacob SWAN, aged 64.  Funeral from 70 Kosciusko St.

Watson  On Friday, Jan. 20, after a long illness, Elizabeth B. WATSON.

WICKS  On Saturday, Jan. 21, John I. WICKS, aged 36, husband of May B. WICKS.  
Funeral at 22 Lewis Ave. Monday at 8 P.M.  Interment private.

YOUNG  On Jan. 20, Simon, husband of Jennie Young, in his 46th year.

24 January 1893
Theodosia WARD HESTER, wife of Col. William HESTER, died yesterday 
afternoon at 4 o'clock in her home, 158 Remsen St. aged 55 years.  
Mrs. HESTER was in apparently fair health for her, she having been to a 
degree an invalid for quite a while.
Mrs. HESTER was a native of New York City.  She was one of five children of 
whom her sister, Mrs OGDEN, of Morristown, NJ alone survives.  She was a 
member of the Reformed Dutch Church and transferred to the Reformed 
Church on the Heights.  She was a manager of the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, 
and active in other Brooklyn charities.  Two children were born to her 
William VAN ADEN HESTER and Carrie HESTER IDE, wife of George E. IDE 
vice-president of the Home Life Insurance Co.
The funeral will occur on Wednesday from the house at an hour not yet named, 
and the burial will b in Greenwood at the convenience of the family.

Thomas CLARK, late of the once well-known firm of CLARK & BAGNALL, popular 
bonifaces who did business in the vicinity of City Hall, died yesterday 
afternoon at 241 Washington Street.  Mr. CLARK was born about forty-five 
years ago in Kings Court, County Cavan, Ireland, and came to this country 
when a mere lad.  He was apprenticed to the marble cutting and polishing 
trade and eventually went into business of himself on Third Street.  
He gave up the marble business about fifteen years ago and with a partner 
the late Edward BAGNALL, opened the Municipal Hotel in City Hall Square.  
It was a popular spot for politicians and new reporters.  The partnership 
was dissolved about eight years ago and CLARK became an agent for a large 
brewing company.  He had been in ill health for about a year.  
He had never married.

ANNAN  Suddenly, in Brooklyn, Jan. 23, Edward ANNAN, JR.  Funeral private.

CLARKE  On Sunday, Jan. 22, Thomas CLARKE, native of Kingscourt, County Cavan, 
Ireland in the 47th year of his age.  Relatives and friends of the family are 
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 
241 Washington St. on Wednesday, at 9 A.M. thence to St. Stephen's Church, 
Hicks and Summit Sts. where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the 
repose of his soul.  Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

HESTER  In this City, Jan. 22, 1892, suddenly of apoplexy, Theodosia WARD, 
wife of William HESTER. 
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the 
funeral from her late residence, 158 Remsen St. on Wednesday, the 25th inst. 
at 11 A.M.  please omit flowers.

REYNOLDS  On Monday, Jan. 23, after a short illness, of paralysis, Margaret J.  
beloved wife of William Reynolds, in the 55th year of her age.
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the 
funeral from her late residence, 254 Hancock St. between Marcy and Tompkins Aves. 
Sunday, Jan. 29, at 2 P.M.  Interment at Greenwood.

BURROUGHS  On Monday, Jan. 23, John A BURROUGHS.

BUTLER  On Sunday, Jan. 22 Susan MANSFIELD DE WITT, widow of the late Henry BUTLER.  
Funeral from 135 Gates Ave. Wednesday, at 2:30 P.M.

GLEASON  On Sunday Jan. 22, Anne Eliza, daughter of Charlotte and the late 
John T. HACKETT.  Funeral from the sixth Avenue Baptist Church, corner Lincoln Pl. 
on Wed. Jan. 25 at 2 P.M.

HANDLEY  Suddenly on Jan. 22, Patrick HANDLEY  Funeral Tuesday, at 502 President St.

HENNESSEY  On Saturday, Jan. 21.  Funeral from 48 Cheever Pl. Tuesday, Jan, 24

HIGGS  At Nyack, N.Y. on Jan. 21, John HIGGS, born at Goring, Eng.  
Funeral at 178 Eleventh St. Long Island City, Wednesday, 25th

HOLDEN  On Monday, Jan. 23, at 34 Pulaski St. Mary BLUME HOLDEN, wife of 
H.H. HOLDEN in her 83rd year.  Funeral from Marlborough on the Hudson.  
Wednesday

LANGAN  On Saturday, Jan. 21, John LANGAN, aged 31, husband of Bridget CAMPBELL.

LAMMER  On Sunday, Jan. 22, at Geneva N.Y. Miss Clarissa Lammer.

MACKENZIE  On Sunday, Jan. 22, James MACKENZIE, husband of Margaret MACKENZIE.  
Funeral from 48 Johnson St. on Wednesday, Jan. 25.

MC CLOSKEY  On Sunday, Jan. 22, REV. JOHN B. pastor of St. Bridget's Church.  
Solemn obsequies at the church, Linden St. and Wyckoff Ave. on Thursday, 
Jan. 26 at 10 A. M. Reverend clergy and friends invited.

MONAGHAN  On Saturday, Jan. 21, Martha R. MONAGHAN, widow of the late Owen MONAGHAN.  
Funeral from 719 Prospect Pl. Tuesday

NAPPIER  On Sunday, John NAPPIER, aged 77.

POWELL  Jan. 23, at 463A Quincy St. Columbus Kyle POWELL, aged 42, son of 
Thomas J. POWELL and M. L. POWELL.  Interment at Flushing, L. I. 

PRESKY  At 43 Duffel St., Mary Louise PRESKY, aged 53, widow of the late 
Frank C. PRESKY.  Funeral at 10 o'clock A.M. at St. James Cathedral.  
Interment at Calvary Cemetery.

TAYLOR  In Providence, on Jan. 23, Joseph L. TAYLOR, formerly of Brooklyn.

WEST  Jan. 22, Jane WEST, aged 83 years, widow of William WEST.  
Funeral at 199 Sands St. on Tuesday, at 7:30 P.M.

WILHELM  On Jan. 21, Francis Joseph WILHELM in his 66th year.  
Remains will be  incinerated at Fresh Pond, L.I. privately.

WORN  On Sunday, Charles WORN, aged 35, husband of Eliza WORN.  
Funeral from 1143 Lafayette Ave. Jan. 25, at 2 P.M.

Mrs. Louisa SONIUS, of 676 Tenth Ave. New York jumped from the fourth 
story window of her home this morning and was killed.

25 January 1893
Theodore A. BULKLEY died suddenly on Monday night, at 138 Monroe Street.

The funeral services of Mrs. Margaret J. REYNOLDS will be held on Sunday 
next at her late residence, 254 Hancock Street near Tompkins Ave

ANTHONY  Jan. 24, Theopilus ANTHONY, 65.  
Funeral services at 414 Lafayette Ave. at 3:30 P.M.

BITTLES   On Jan. 24, John BITTLES, 41.  
Funeral from 6 State St. Jan. 26 at 1:30 p.m.

BULKLEY  Jan 24, Theodore A. BULKLEY.  
Services at 139 Rodney Street on Thursday, at 3 P.M.

CARROLL On Monday, Patrick CARROLL, 30.  
Funeral from 192 Water Street. Thursday at 2 P.M.

COLLINS  On Jan. 24, John Collins, in his 76th year.  
Funeral from 14 North Elliott Pl.

EMSHEIMER  On Jan. 23, Israel EMSHEIMER, 77.  
Funeral from 207 Carlton Ave. on Wednesday at 10 A.M.

KEENAN  On Tuesday, Patrick J. KEENAN, in his 45th year.  
Funeral on Friday, at 9 A.M.

KENNEDY  At 146 Nassau St. on Tuesday, James, KENNEDY, 63.

LEJEUNE  On Monday, at 387 Seventh St. Alexander S. LEJEUNE, in his 79 year.

MC CLOSKEY  On Sunday, Jan. 22, REV. JOHN B. pastor of St. Bridget's Church.  
Solemn obsequies the church Linden St. and Wyckoff Ave. on Thursday, 
Jan. 26 at 10 A.M.   Reverend clergy and friends invited.

PLUNKETT  On Monday, Mary A. PLUNKETT, wife of Thomas J. PLUNKETT in her 28th year.  
Funeral from 265 Fifty-second St. on Wednesday, at 9 A.M.

STOCKER  On Monday, Bridget, 65, wife of David STOCKER.  
Funeral from 620 Park Ave. on Thursday at 9:30 A.M.

WAGENFOHR  Jan. 23, Marie WAGENFOHR, in her 82nd year.  
Funeral Wednesday, at 1 P.M. from 589 Van Buren St.

WHALEN  On Jan. 24, Bridget WHALEN, 
wife of Richard WHALEN, at Fifth Ave. and Fortieth St.

The body of the young woman  who died in Bellevue Hospital from the effects of a 
criminal operation has been identified as that of Margaret FOSTER CRESSWELL, of 
Hollidaysburg, Pa.  She gave the name of Margaret FOSTER.

26 January 1893
REYNOLDS  On Monday, Jan. 23, after a short illness, of paralysis, 
Margaret J. beloved wife of William REYNOLDS, in the 55th year of her age.
Relatives and friends, also officers and members of Olive Branch Lodge, 
No 19, D.R. and sister lodges, also Nassau Lodge, No 39, I.O.O.F., are 
respectfully invited to attend funeral services at her late residence, 
No. 254 Hancock St. between Mary and Tompkins Ave. Sunday, Jan. 20 at 2 P.M.  
Interment at Greenwood.

CARNEY  On Jan. 24, at 802 Grand St., Matthew Carney, 77.  
Funeral on Thursday, at 9 A.M.

DAUB  On Wednesday, George, husband of Catharine DAUB in his 60th year.  
Funeral from 438 Sackett St. on Saturday, at 2 P.M.

EGLIENTON   On Tuesday, Janet EGLIENTON.  Funeral at 301 Carroll St. on 
Thursday, at 2 P.M.

FOX  Tuesday, Jan. 24, Nettie (Nappy), widow of Sylvanus FOX and 
daughter of the late Ralph JEFFERSON, Esq. R.A. of Cumberland Cottage, 
Plumstead Common, Kent, England.Interment in Greenwood Cemetery.

GRAPEL  Monday, at 5:20 P.M. Henry John, husband of Augusta GRAPEL, in his 60th year.  
Funeral at 102 Ridgewood Ave. corner Elton St. at 8 P.M. Thursday.

JONES  On Tuesday, Jane JONES, mother of Edward C. JONES, in her 65th year.  
Prayers at 331A Madison St. Thursday, at 8 P.M.  
Funeral services at Rockville, Conn, at 2 P.M. Saturday.

LEE  On Jan. 23, Anna Louise, widow of E.R. LEE.  
Funeral at 1453 Pacific St. Thursday at 2 P.M.

MCLAUGHLIN  On Jan. 24 William MC LAUGHLIN

MULLINS On Jan. 23, Tillie MULLINS

ROSS On Sunday, William ROSE in his 57th year.

SWEET  Stephen SWEET, 76.  Services at 60 Monroe St. at 7 P.M. Thursday.  
Interment at Albany.

VAN DYCK  On Tuesday, REV. L.H. VAN DYCK.  Funeral from 1057 Bedford Ave. 
on Thursday at 11 A.M.

DIED IN THE REAR OF A SALOON
Patrick GREEN, aged 52 years, died suddenly this morning, in the rear 
of the saloon at 339 Spring St. New York. 

Joseph SERNER, of 518 Sixth Avenue, New York, committed suicide at his home 
this morning by shooting himself in the head.

DID MORPHINE KILL HER?
Dr. J.C. MC KENZIE, reported to the Coroner's office, New York, 
this morning, that he was called to attend Mrs. De FORREST, aged 78 years, 
at 237 West Twentieth St. on Jan 23, and found her suffering from an 
overdose of morphine.  She died last night.

27 January 1893
Mrs. Mary DEERHART, 69 years old, died suddenly at her residence, 
3016 Bergen Street, this morning, from apoplexy.

ALDER  On Jan. 25 William H. ALDER, 32.

BLACKETT  On Jan. 25, Rachel BLACKETT.  Funeral from 973 Fulton Street.

CARPENTER  On Wednesday, Jeremiah CARPENTER, 72.  
Services at 234 Flatbush Ave. on Sunday, at 2 P.M.

CONLAN  At 87 Fifth Ave. Michael CONLAN, Interment in Calvary.

DOWLING On Wednesday, at 236 Flatbush Ave., William DOWLING.  
Funeral Saturday, at 2 P.M.

DOWLING, On Jan. 25, Timothy, husband of Ann DOWLING.  Funeral from 605 Degraw St.

FITZPATRICK  Ellen MANSELL, wife of Patrick FITZPATRICK. Funeral from 515 Court St.

FLYNN  On Wednesday, Mrs. Maria FLYNN, 85.  Funeral from 1143 St. Marks Ave.

GEOGHEGAN  On Jan. 24, Margaret, widow of Thomas GEOGHEGAN at 284 Twentieth St.

JONES  On Tuesday, Jane JONES, mother of Edward C. JONES, in her 65th year.  
Prayers at 331A Madison St. Thursday, at 8 P.M. Funeral services at 
Rockville, Conn. at 2 P.M. Saturday.

DAUB  On Wednesday, George, husband of Catharine DAUB, in his 60th year.  
Funeral from 438 Sackett St. on Saturday at 2 P.M.

MC DERMOTT  On Wednesday, Mrs. Esther MC DERMOTT, 73.  
Funeral services at 821 Marcy Ave., on Jan. 27, at 8 P/M/

MUNROE  On Tuesday, Mrs. Barbara BONNAR MUNROE, 84.

O'DONNELL  On Jan. 25, Bernard O'DONNELL, husband of Katie O'DONNELL.  
Funeral from 317 Bergen St. on Saturday at 2:30 P.M.

O'ROURKE  On Wednesday, Ann O'ROURKE, 40, widow of Francis O'ROURKE.  
Funeral from 8o65 Dean St. on Saturday, at 2:30 P.M.

SMITH  On Wednesday, Nathan S. SMITH, in his 42nd year.

STROHN  After a short illness, Marianne STROHN.

TAYLOR  At 89 Sixth Ave. on Thursday, David RENCHMAN TAYLOR, 37.

28 January 1893
FIRE PROVES FATAL
Mrs. Annie SOLOMON and her two children, Rebecca and Barnett, who were burned 
yesterday have all died in St. Catherine's Hospital.
The unfortunate fire on Boerum St. yesterday morning, which has resulted in 
the death of three members of the Solomon family and crazed the father, 
has thrown a tinge of sadness over that portion of the sixteen ward.
The fire started when little Barnett pulled a kerosene lamp off the mantel, 
while looking for a buttonhook and the lamp fell into the open stove and 
exploded, setting fire to the clothing of the mother and children.
Max SOLOMAN, the husband and proprietor of the paint store, at 121 Boerum 
St. was removed to the hospital this morning.  He was badly burned about 
the face and will lose both eyes.  When he learned of the death of his 
family this morning, he gave signs of insanity.  The Coroner will hold an 
inquest this afternoon.

CARPENTER  On Wednesday, Jeremiah CARPENTER, 72.  
Services at 234 Flatbush Ave., on Sunday, at 2 P.M.

CARLISLE  At Wilmington, Del. on Jan. 24, James V. CARLISLE, 
son of the Nelson CARLISLE of this city.

COWPERTHWAIT  On Wednesday, Jan. 27, Bernard M. COWPERTHWAIT, at 334 Clinton Ave.

GERHARD  On Jan. 27, at 416 Bergen St., Marie Gerhard, in her 69th year.

HILLIARD  On Thursday, Ellen J., widow of Henry HILLIARD.  
Funeral from 504 Pacific St.

MACK  On the 26th inst. Clara Agnes, wife of A.T. MACK.  
Funeral on Saturday, from 278 Eleventh St.

PRENTICE  Suddenly, on Thursday, John Prentice, eldest son of the 
late John H. PRENTICE.

SCHEER  On Thursday, Elizabeth E., 36, wife of Alfred H. SCHEER.  
Funeral from 741 Jefferson Ave. on Sunday at 2 P.M.

TAYLOR  On Friday at 332 Clinton St.  John TAYLOR of Lancashire, England.

WILSON  At Bay Shore, L.I. on Monday, William Wilson, 81.

WHEELER On Jan. 27, at 540 Bergen St., Anne, widow of Thomas WHEELER. 

30 January 1893
Mrs. Annie J. COWAN of 694 Second Ave. New York, died this morning 
from the effects of carbolic acid, which she took owing to a quarrel with her husband.

BETTS  At Babylon, L.I. on Saturday, Elizabeth A. BETTS.  
Funeral services Tuesday, at 2 P.M. at the Presbyterian Church, Babylon, L.I.

BURNS  On Jan. 27, Grace, wife of Phillip BURNS.  
Funeral from 219 Sands St. on Monday, at 2 P.M.

DATER  On Sunday, William ROBERTS DATER, 28, son of Adda H. and the 
late J. Henry DATER.  Funeral at 307 Adelphi St. on Tuesday at 5 P.M.

DELUP  On Saturday, Richard DELUP, 73.  Funeral from 75 Stagg St. on 
Tuesday, at 3 P.M.

HYER  On Saturday, Henry HYER, 57o, husband of Wilhelmina HYER.  
Funeral from 42 Howard Ave. Herman Lodge, No. 268 and Teutonia Club are invited.  

JELLIFFE  On Friday, at 182 1/2 Steuben St., Jennie A., 
wife of Preston T. JELLIFFE.  Funeral on Monday, at 8 P.M.

FAIRTLOUGH  On Saturday, at 39 St. Johns Pl., Henry C. FAIRTLOUGH, 74.  
Services on Monday, at 8 P.M.

FLETCHER  Saturday, Robert FLETCHER, at 282 St. James Pl.  
Funeral Tuesday at 2 P.M.

FORD  Jan. 28, Elijah M. FORD, 74.  Funeral at 267 McDonough St. on 
Tuesday at 10:30 . AM.

MANENT  On Saturday, Phebe Ann, wife of James Y. MANENT, 36.  
Funeral services at 432 Wythe Ave. on Monday at 2 P.M.

SHARPE  On Jan. 28, Jane, 86, widow of John L. SHARPE.  
Funeral on Tuesday at 8 P.M. at 146 Hewes St.

SMITH  At 107 Dean St. on Friday, Edwin F. SMITH.

2 FEBRUARY 1893
A Memorial to A.A. LOW
At a meeting of the New York Chamber of Commerce to-day
the Special Committee appointed to draft a memorial to the
late Abiel Abbot LOW, one time president of the Chamber, 
submitted the result of their labors. The memorial was in the 
shape of a neatly printed pamphlet of twenty-three pages. It
was a comprehensive and eulogistic history of the life of 
Mr. LOW, with the Chamber of Commerce

Hanged Himself-Knut GAD, a Swede, residing at 320 Pacific street, was
found dead in his room last night.He committed suicide 
by hanging himself. Coroner KENE will hold an inquest.

Adolph HAPPLEBURG, 42 years old, of 389 Atlantic ave, died suddenly last night.

BENNETT- Jan 30, James BENNETT, 63..Services at
All Saints Church on Thursday, residence 454 Eleventh st.

CLANCY- On Tuesday, Mary, widow of Felix CLANCEY.Funeral on Thursday

JOHNSON- On Monday, at 203 Spencer st.Jane JOHNSON.

MCMANUS-On Wednesday, at 244 Adams st., Mrs. B.MCMANUS, mother of Owen B. MCMANUS.

MULQUEEN-On Feb 1, James G., 22..son of John and Mary MULQUEEN. 
Funeral from 281 Hancock st, on Saturday.

MURPHY-On Tuesday, Michael J., 83..son of James and Mary MURPHY.
Funeral from 851 Dean st., on Friday

SCHAEFER-On Jan 31, Amelia S., wife of Ernst SCHAEFER
and daughter of Philip F.KINKEL.Funeral from Sixty-seventh
st., above Fourth ave., Bay Ridge, L.I. on Friday.

WATERBURY-On Tuesday, Mary Jane, widow of William M.WATERBURY

WINHAM- On Tuesday, Albert WINHAM. Funeral from 370 Decatur st.Thursday.

3 February 1893
Two year old Tillie RINGSTORF fell from an open window on the second floor 
of her parents residence, at Blake avenue and Elton street yesterday 
afternoon and was instantly killed.

Fell And Killed
Last night Wm.Crosby, the engineer of the steamship Robert Harrington, at 
the Atlantic Dock, while walking along the upper deck,
fell through the main hatchway a distance of 25 feet and was killed.

Coroner KENE will hold an investigation next Thursday as to the cause of 
death of John DUNDER whose body was discovered on Wed. eve.at the bottom
of a coal pit belonging to the " White Lead Co."The couple had 15 children.

Died In The Flames
The explosion of a naptha lamp and engine,which ran an automatic sausage 
machine, caused a fire in the Italian tenement, 2076 Second avenue, 
New York, last night.Maria Theresa MONCUSI, a girl of 13,
who lived with her father and mother on the first floor, was burned to 
death, and two other persons were more or less injured. The father 
Francisco MONCUSI showed great heroism in going back through
the flames after three of his children, who were thrown down through the 
fire, caught by the firemen, and saved. But he was too late for 
Maria Theresa, and her dead body was found in the ruins.

A Reported Suicide
Last night Officer LARKIN, who was on post at Catherine Ferry, was 
accosted by a man who had just come off the ferryboat Hamilton, and 
was told by him that he had seen a man jump overboard in midstream, 
while the boat was coming across.

Edmund LYONS, an old & well-known newspaper man, died at his home in Waldick,N.J. yesterday.

PAGE-On Thursday, Frances PAGE, widow of Capt. Pitkin PAGE.

PERRY-On Wednesday, Davis H. PERRY, 40. Funeral at Pacific st. cor Utica ave. Friday

STORMS-On Feb. 1, 1893, at his residence,91 Hanson pl., Emil H. STORMS, aged 39 years.
Veteran Association Company K, Twenty-third Regiment, N.G.S. NY-
The members of the association are invited to attend the funeral service of 
our late comrade, Emil H. STORMS,
Friday evening, February 8,91 Hanson place
Willis L.OGDEN, President
Geo. S. MUSSON, Secretary

SAUNDERS-At 380 Dean st., on Thursday,Annie BURTON, wife of Frederick SAUNDERS
JR., and daughter of the late Col. T.B. THORPE.

TITUS-On Feb 1, Henry B.TITUS, 59..Funeral from 728 Greene av., on Saturday

BENNETT-On Thursday, Cornelius BENNETT 49..husband of Sarah GARRET.

CLEMETT-Alice M, At 250 Forty-ninth st. on Jan. 31,18.
daughter of Eleanor & William CLEMETT.

CROOK-On Thursday, Ann, widow of John CROOK. Funeral at 584 Greene ave., on Friday.

DENNISON-On Thursday, Anne DENNISON..80

DOLAN-On Feb 1, Edward DOLAN, son of William and the late Mary DOLAN. 
Funeral from 651 Washington ave.

HARDY-On Wednesday, Augustus HARDY.
Funeral at 247 Cumberland st., Feb. 3 at 5 P.M.

HOLLAND-On Thursday, at 839 Lafayette ave.,William HOLLAND..65..Funeral Sunday.

LEADBETTER-On Wednesday, 93 North Oxford st. Alexander LEADBETTER..75.Funeral Friday

MCCARRICK-John H.,On Wednesday, at 550 Macon st.,48..Funeral Saturday

MULQUEEN-On Feb 1, James G..22..son of John and Mary MULQUEEN. 
Funeral from 281 Hancock st.Saturday.

WOGLOM-On Thursday, at Bay Ridge, L.I.Sarah J.,widow of Capt. A. Wesley WOGLOM.

3 February 1893
John LOGAN,  a laborer, of 330 East Fifty-fourth street, New York, this 
morning put a pistol to his head and sent a bullet through his brain. He 
had acted queerly for a long time.

4 February 1893
Frank MANLY died suddenly last night at his home, 
303 Hudson Avenue. Coroner KENE was notified.

James Frederick HERRICK died at his home,246 Waverly place, New York, at 3 P.M.
yesterday, after a weeks illness of typhoid fever. He was a newspaper man of ability, 
highly esteemed by all who knew him.Mr. HERRICK was born in 1851, in the 
province of Madura, Southern India. He was educated at Williston Seminary, Easthampton,
Mass, and at Williams College, where he was graduated in 1873.He came to New York as 
the night agent of the New England Associated Press in 1886, resigning that 
position to join the staff of the " World " about a year and a half ago.
Much of his best work has been done outside the round of regular newspaper 
work for the weekly newspapers and magazines. While in Springfield in 1884, 
he married Miss Christine TERHUNE, daughter of the Rev.Dr.E.P.TERHUNE
of this city, who is the husband of Marion HARLAND, the well known writer.

Henry B. TITUS died at his residence, 728 Greene avenue,
on Wednesday. Funeral services over his remains were held
at that address this afternoon. The interment took place in
Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. TITUS was 58 years old and 
for many years a member of the Brooklyn City Guard.

Dr. Henry HUNGERFORD, who was for several years a well-known resident of this 
city, died yesterday from pneumonia, at the home of his mother, 19 East Sixieth
street, New York. During the last four years he was Surgeon-General 
of the State of Conneticut.

APPLETON-On Wednesday, at Indianapolis, Ind.,Helen Mary, 19..daughter of 
James Addison APPLETON.Funeral on Sunday, at 2 P.M.,at 113 St. James pl.

DEVINE-On Thursday, Ellen DEVINE, 60..Funeral from 283 Columbia st.on Sunday.

DONNELLY-On Thursday, at 102 North Third st,Owen DONNELLY, 71.

FITZGERALD-On Feb 1, Margaret FITZGERALD.Funeral Saturday.

FROST- At 530 Tenth st., on Thursday, George W.FROST, 49. Funeral Saturday.

HERRICK-James Frederick, On Friday, Feb 3, at his late residence,246 Waverly pl.NY, 
HERRICK, in his 42d year, of heart failure, following typhoid fever.

HOLLAND-On Thursday, at 839 Lafayette ave., Willam HOLLAND, 65. Funeral Sunday

LINDAHL- On Friday, E.P. LINDAHL.Funeral at 236 Ninth st., Sunday

LITTELL-On Friday, at 1209 Dean st., Mary C.,widow of Thomas P. LITTELL.

MCMANUS-On Wednesday, at 244 Adams st,. Mrs. B. MCMANUS,mother of Owen MCMANUS.

SHIELDS-On Friday, Edward SHIELDS,60. Funeral Sunday from 211 Sackett st.

WAGNER-On Wednesday, William WAGNER,46. Funeral from Kings Highway, Gravesend

6 February 1893
Mrs. Sarah LEE, age 79, of 107 Lewis st. New York, dropped dead on Bedford
avenue, near So.Second st., last night.She had been visiting her daughter, at
208 So.2d street and was returning home.

Charles FROENING, met death while at work.Aged 45 yrs., of 57 So. First st., 
he was instantly killed early this morning.He was employed at the 
Sugar House foot of So.2d street as an oiler in the engine room. He had 
fallen into the shafting of the machine. He leaves a wife and four small children.

John EDWARDS, 21 years old, of 310 E. 19th. st New York,a recent arrival in 
America, was found suffocated by gas in his room this morning.
thought that his death was suicide.

BAKER-On Sunday, at 118 Division ave.Teresa BAKER, 20..Funeral on Tuesday

BUSH-On Friday, Dr. William Noble BUSH Sr. 65.Funeral at 136 Hewes  st on Monday.

CLOONAN-On Friday, 3d, Elizabeth CLOONAN, 90..

CURRAN-On Friday, Bridget CURRAN, widow of Michael .

CLEGG-MATHERS-On Saturday, Annie E. MATHERS, wife of 
William H.. Funeral from 234 McDonough st., on Monday.

DOWNES-On Feb. 4, Catherine, wife of Richard. 
Funeral from 160 Fifth ave., on Monday.

GIFFORD-On Feb. 3, John B. GIFFORD, at 31 Willow pl. Funeral Monday.

GORMAN-On Feb. 3, Adam GORMAN, 43..

HART- On Friday, Kate M., wife of Andrew W. 150 Clinton st.

HARRISON-At 427 Hancock st., on Saturday Margaret A., 
widow of John J. HARRISON.

IRWIN-On Saturday, at 168 Prospect st., James IRWIN, 34..
husband of Mary NANERY. Funeral on Tuesday, at 2 P.M.

LANDERS-On Feb. 4, Mrs. Mary J. LANDERS,widow of 
Michael A. Funeral from 331Gold st., on Tuesday, at 2:30 P.M.

LICHTENBERGER-On Saturday, Jacob, 69
Funeral at 158 Carlton ave., on Tuesday at 2 P.M.

MYERS-On Sunday, at 158 Putnam ave., Evert MEYERS.

NICHOLSON-On Friday, Winfield Scott NICHOLSON,33..

NELSON-On Feb. 2, Lizzie, wife of John A. NELSON

PETTY-On Saturday, Olive A. 50, wife of Ezra W. PETTY.Funeral from 78 Hall st.,Monday

QUINN-On Saturday, Ellen, 53, wife of Francis QUINN.Funeral on Monday.

SMITH-On Friday, Louisa C. SMITH, 74, widow of Rev.W.M.H. SMITH, at 376 Bergen st.

SWEENEY-On Feb. 4, Peter SWEENEY, 48..husband
of Julia WALSH. Funeral from 1864 Gates ave., on Feb.7.

SULLIVAN-On Feb. 3, Michael SULLIVAN, 77..at Utica & East New York aves.,Flatbush.

7 February 1893
BALZ-On Feb. 5, 1893. Charles, son of Charles W.and Elizabeth BALZ, 
in his tenth year.Services at home of parents, 440 Lewis ave.,Feb. 7
Interment at the family's convenience.

BUNGART-On Sunday, Anthony N. BUNGART 5..Funeral from 29 Hamilton ave., on Wednesday

CARLISLE-On Feb. 6, after a lingering illness,Mary A., only daughter 
of Wm. S. and Mary A. CARLISLE, aged 24 years.
Funeral services at the residence of her parents,
405 Classon ave., on Wednesday evening, 8th Inst.
Intement at the convenience of family.

CATLIN-On Monday afternoon, Feb 6, 1893, at his home, 207 Greene ave., 
Brooklyn, Arnold Welles CATLIN JR., son of Arnold WELLES 
and Elizabeth L. CATLIN.Funeral private.

COLMAN- On Saturday, John B. COLMAN 81..Services at Calvary Baptist Church, 
corner of Sumner ave. and Decatur st., Wednesday

DOWD-On Feb.5, Mary E. DOWD. Funeral from 1085 Pacific st. on Tuesday.

DUNNE-On Sunday, at 706 Fifth ave., Mary M. DUNNE, 20..
Funeral at Church of St.John the Evangelist, Twenty-first st.& Fifth ave., Wednesday

GLUCK-On Sunday, at 402 Hart st., Anna GLUCK, 58.

MANNING-On Sunday, Jeremiah MANNING,72.

MEEHAN-On Feb 5, William MEEHAN, 26..Funeral from 15 North Portland ave.

PENDLETON-On Sunday, at 1220 Pacific st.Mrs. Mary A. PENDLETON, widow of 
Robert S. PENDELTON. Services in St.Bartholomew's Church on Thursday

ROY-On Feb. 4, Vital ROY, 81..Funeral at 1257 DeKalb ave., on Tuesday

WARD-On Saturday, at 160 Union st.Thomas Henry, 26, son of Elizabeth
O'ROURKE and the late Michael WARD.Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 A.M.

8 February 1893
FOR MURDER:EDWARD GEOGHAN ON TRIAL IN THE
COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Edward GEOGHAN, a truck driver, 28 years of age, was 
placed on trial this morning in the Kings County Court of
OYER & TERMINER, at which Judge CULLEN is presiding, for murder in the first 
degree, in having shot and killed his wife, Ellen GEOGHAN, at the residence
of her sister, Mrs. Catherine BRENNAN, 103 Wyckoff street, on the 8th day of 
September last.The case is being prosecuted by  District Attorney
RIDGEWAY, while Counselor MCMAHON appears for the accused.
On the day in question, GEOGHAN went to the residence
of his sister-in-law, where his wife was stopping, and 
emptied the five chambers of a 32 calibre revolver at her,
two of the bullets took effect, one lodging in the woman's 
head and the other in her stomach.One of the bullets, in
glancing off after striking a piece of furniture, slightly 
wounded the six-months old child of the couple in the right
thigh, the burning powder from the weapon setting fire to 
the child's stocking.Another bullet shattered the index
trigger finger of the murderer.GEOGHAN, after the shooting
threw the revolver into a pail of water in the kitchen and fled
from the house.Patrolman STEABOLD, who lives in the 
neighborhood, heard the shots, and on going into the street,
and seeing GEOGHAN in the act of running away, started
in pursuit, and captured him after a short chase.
GEOGHAN on being taken back and being identified by his
wife as her assailant cooly denied that he had done the shooting
or had ever had a revolver; but a carving knife as sharp as a 
razor, with which it is supposed he intended to finish the job
if the pistol failed, was found in his breast pocket.The couple
had been married but eighteen months, but quarrels growing
out of the husbands jealousy became so frequent that Mrs.
GEOGHAN resolved to leave her husband.The latter, she said,
had also threatened to kill her and conceived a violent hatred of 
her mother.Mrs. GEOGHAN was removed to the hospital, where she died soon after.

Christian CORNEHLSEN died suddenly of apoplexy at his home, 539 Greene avenue 
on Wednesday.He was some years ago a noted sportsman and owned
several good racing horses. The funeral will take place to-morrow.

Mrs. Bertha STEFFENS, who sued Pastor Bernhardt,of the People's Evangelical 
Church, to recover property which she claimed that she had entrusted to him, 
died on Sunday. The interment took place yesterday in the Evergreens Cemetery. 
John MOSENHAUER, the undertaker, and several other members of the church,
who had taken sides with Mrs.STEFFENS in the lawsuit,were prevented from 
entering the cemetery, and the body was buried without the undertaker's 
assistance. The people were kept out by a policeman acting, it is alleged under
the orders of Pastor BERNHARDT.

The funeral services over the remains of Harry Dean KENT,son of James W. KENT, 
of 438 Bedford avenue, were held in his late residence last night. The interment, 
which was private, took place to-day.

The funeral of James E. O'CONNELL, of Bay Ridge and First avenues, who died 
on Saturday at Saranac, in the Adirondacks, where he had been since September, 
took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from Christ Church, Bay Ridge, of 
which he was a member.He was one of the most popular young men in the town.

BETZ-
On Tuesday, Louis C. BETZ, 38, husband of Mrs. Emma BETZ. Funeral from 
295 Ninth ave.,on Thursday, at 2 P.M.

CARLISLE-
On Feb.6,after a lingering illness,Mary A.,only daughter of Wm.S.and Mary.A.

CARLISLE, 
aged 24 years.Funeral services at the residence of her parents
405 Classon ave., on Wednesday evening, 8th.inst., at 8 o'clock. 
Interment at convenience of family.

FANNING-
On Feb. 6, Lizzie J., wife of John J.FANNING. Funeral from 176 Willoughby st.,
on Thursday, at 2 P.M.

HENDRICKSON-
On Feb.6, Nicholas E.HENDRICKSON, 64..Funeral on Wednesday
at 8 P.M. at 639 Willoughby ave.

JORDAN-On Feb 6, Frederick P. JORDAN Funeral from 713 Fulton st., Wednesday

LUNDAHL-At the Baptist Home, Feb 6. Mrs. Johanna LUNDAHL. Funeral Wednesday

MCKEON-At Sheepshead Bay, L.I., on Feb.5, Benjamin, husband of the late
Jane MCKEON. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 A.M.

MULLIN-On Monday, Ellen MULLIN, 35..Funeral from 579 Washington ave. Wednesday.

O'MALLEY-On Feb., 7, Peter J. O'MALLEY,at 519 St. Marks ave.

PENDLETON-On Sunday, at 1220 Pacific st.Mrs. Mary A. PENDLETON, widow 
of Robert S. PENDLETON. Services in St. Bartholomew's Church on Thursday

PHILLIPS-On Feb.4, Charles M. PHILLIPS JR.31.Funeral at 613 Lexington ave. Wednesday.

WEEKS-On Feb 6, Miss Helen J. WEEKS,formerly of Cuba.

ZELLER-On Monday, Barbara ZELLER, wife of John B. ZELLER. 
Funeral on Wednesday at 8 P.M.

9 February 1893
BECKER, The Suicide Buried
John BECKER, the  young man who committed sucide on
Wednesday night, was buried this morning in Evergreens
Cemetery at the expense of  John LIND, by whom the 
deceased was last employed. No one appeared to claim
the remains, and Mr. LIND assumed the responsibility
out of freindship for the young man.

John B. GIFFORD died at his residence, at 31 Willow place,
on Feb. 4, after an illness of but three days.The body has
been sent to South Dennis, Mass, for burial. The deceased
was 23 years of age, and had been employed of late in the 
cigar store at 375 Fulton street. He came to this city about
a year and a half ago, from Greenpoint. The sudden death
has cast a great deal of gloom among his many friends.
The young man was to have been married in a few months.

Funeral of Thomas H. WARD
The funeral of Thomas H.WARD, one of the best-known
and most popular men in South Brooklyn, took place on
Tuesday, from his late residence, 100 Union street.
Mr.Ward died on Saturday after a short illness.He was 
27 years of age, and at the time of his death was the 
assitant superintendent of the Brooklyn office of the 
Presidential Insurance Co.He had been in the employ of
the company for thirteen years. Mr. Ward was a prominent
member of the Manhacset Club and other South Brooklyn
organizations.The funeral was largely attended, delegations
being present from all the societies with which he was 
connected, and from the office in which he was employed.
He leaves a widowed mother, a brother, and a sister.

BISHOP-The members of Aurora  Grata Lodge of Perfection,
Council of Princes, Chapter of Rose Croix, and Auroro Grata
Consistory, Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite, N.M.J., are 
respectfully requested to attent the funeral of Illustrious 
Thomas BISHOP, 32 Deg., on Sunday, Feb 12, at 1:30 o'clock
at Aurora Grata Cathedral
Wayland TRASK 33 Deg.
Commander-in- Chief

CROMWELL-On February 8, 1893, Frances A., widow of
the late John L.CROMWELL, in her 37th. year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
services on Friday evening February 10, at 9 P.M., at the residence
of her son-in-law D.W.DIETRICH, 246 Hewes st. Interment
private. Please omit flowers.

HARDING-Edward Alexander HARDING, son of William J. and 
Adelia C. HARDING, at his parents residence, 452 Willoughby
ave., Brooklyn, February 8, 1893, aged 14 years.
Funeral services at the above address, Friday evening, Feb. 10

BOUTCHER-On Feb 6, Robert BOUTCHER. Funeral on Thursday, 170 Huron st.

CORNEHLSEN-On Monday, Christian CORNEHLSEN, 65.. husband of Amanda CORNEHLSEN.
Funeral at 539 Greene ave., on Thursday 

DENEHY-On Feb. 8, John DENEHY, 59..Funeral from 156 Jefferson ave.Friday.

HASHAGEN-On Tuesday, Henry HASHAGEN, husband of Martha HASHAGEN. 
Funeral at 123 Third ave., Friday.

LONERGAN-On Tuesday, at 402 Fourth ave., Michael LONERGAN.Funeral on Friday.

POWELL-On Tuesday, at 218 Lexington ave., Daniel POWELL, 68.Funeral Thursday .

RAY-On Tuesday, Robert RAY, 77..Funeral at 2721 Atlantic ave., on Friday.

WILLIAMS-On Tuesday, Mrs. Winifred M.WILLIAMS, 44..
Funeral from 198 Tillary st., on Friday.

WILLIAMSON-On Tuesday, at 142 Duffield st., James WILLIAMSON.Funeral on Friday

A Horrible Accident
Annie THOLAN, 6 years old, of 62 Sixteenth street, was struck by a trolley 
car on Third avenue yesterday afternoon and both of her feet were cut off 
just above the ankle.She will probably die.

The funeral of Peter J. O'MALLEY, who died at  his home, 
519 St. Marks avenue, last Tuesday,will take place to-morrow.

John MOORE Jr.of Vernon avenue, Flatbush,died at his home yesterday of lockjaw.

Helen MCGUIRE, aged 80 years, dropped dead at her home, 
202 Wallabout street, last night.

Has PRITCHETT Killed Himself
William PRITCHETT, of 587 Seventh avenue, New York, has disappeared
from his boarding house, leaving behind a letter saying that he was about to 
drown himself in the North River. It is suspected, however, that he is still
alive and will return, and left the letter in order to win back the love of his
sweetheart " Tillie," who lives in the same house with him

The funeral of Daniel POWELL was held last night at his late residence, 
218 Lexington avenue.

Mary COCHRAN, of 1760 Dean street, took sick on St. Mark's avenue
yesterday and died shortly after her admission to St. Mary's Hospital.

Anna THOMAS, colored, of 2292 Atlantic avenue, died suddenly yesterday
while walking on Fulton street near Rockaway avenue.

Killed Himself
Jacob RUCK, a well known historical figure in Greenpoint, killed himself 
late yesterday afternoon by blowing out his brains with a 22-calibre revolver.
RUCK committed the rash act in the little room that he occupied over the saloon. 
It is said that at one time he was worth $30,000.

10 February 1893
BLAGBROUGH-At Harrison, N.J. on Feb. 9, Lillian, 24..wife of 
Walter BLAGBROUGH. Funeral at 146 Fourteenth st., on Saturday

BRADY-On Feb. 8, Eugene BRADY. Funeral at 78 Carlton ave.,on Saturday.

CARBERRY-On Feb. 10, Michael CARBERRY, 38..
Funeral from 99 North Elliott pl., on Sunday, at 2 P.M.

DINGLEY-On Feb. 9, Marz, 94.widow of Amasa DINGLEY. Funeral at 98 Gates ave. Sunday

MACDONALD-On Friday, John MACDONALD, 62.Funeral at 356 State st., on Monday

MARTIN-On Thursday, Mary E. MARTIN, daughter
of John and Amelia CHARLES. Services on Saturday at 217 Rodney st.

MAHAN-At 886 Myrtle ave. Josephine E. MAHAN,40..wife of John J. MAHAN. Funeral, Sunday

PERKINS-On Feb. 8, Frank Taber PERKINS, 25..
Funeral at 519 Tenth st., South Brooklyn, on Sunday 

13 February 1893
BROWLEY-On Friday, George J, 26..only son of
George and Susan BROWLEY. Funeral from 148
Skillman st. on Monday at 9:30 A.M.

BURCKETT-On Feb. 11, Frederick K. BURCKETT, 30..
Funeral at 8 P.M. Monday, at 846 President st.

CHRISTIN-At 159 State st. on Friday, Mme. ?elicie CHRISTIN.
Burial services on Monday.

CLARKE-On Saturday, Susan A., wife of Latbain H.CLARKE.
Funeral at 28 Cambridge pl. at 4 P.M. on Monday.

RAY-On Feb. 11, at Ormond Fla., W.S. RAY, of Brooklyn.

THOMAS-On Feb. 11, Ann THOMAS, 75..
Funeral Monday, at 8 P.M. at 762 Marcy ave.

VAIL-On Friday, at 91 Putnam ave., John R.VAIL, 87..Funeral Monday.

WINTER-On Feb. 10, Elize, 48..wife of George WINTER.
Funeral services on Monday at 8 P.M. at 637 Pacific st.

14 February 1893
COSTELLO - On Feb. 11, Jane 	COSTELLO, 73.  Funeral from 16 
Fiftieth St.,, South Brooklyn on Tuesday, at 2:30 P.M.

DALY - On Feb. 12, Mary, 65, relict of the late Edward DALY.  Funeral 
on Tuesday at 775 Bergen st., at 2 P.M.

JOURNEAY - On Sunday, Feb. 12, at 162 Hewes st., Albert JOURNEAY. 
Funeral Tuesday, at 8 P.M.

NASH - William NASH, husband of Alice NASH.  Funeral from 850 Kent 
ave., Wednesday, at 10 A.M.

PATE - At Brooklyn, Feb. 13, 1893.  Harriet PATE, wife of William 
PATE, in her 70th year.  Funeral services at the residence of her son 
Wm. C. PATE, 1035 Dean St., on Wednesday, 15th inst.

15 February 1893
Funeral of Miss MONZANI 
The funeral of Miss M. A. MONZANI, who died in New York on Monday
from the effects of a criminal operation, was held today from the
residence of her parents, at 265 Myrtle avenue.  the services were
those of the Catholic Church.  The interment was private.
 
Died of Diphtheria 
Coroner CREAMER held an autopsy last night on the body of Joseph
MAYNARD, the four-year old child whom it was alleged had been
poisoned.  He found that the child had died of diphtheria.

KEELER.- On Monday, Feb. 18, Harold E. KEELER, oldest son of J.
FOSTER and M. G. KEELER, at 75 Hart st.  (date is as printed in paper)

ALTHISAR.- On Sunday, Feb. 12, Agnes, 27, wife of Frederick W.
ALTHISAR.  Funeral from 444 Park ave., Wednesday, at 2 P.M.

BAIRD.-On Sunday.  Charles BAIRD, 84.  Funeral from 462 Sixth Ave.,on Tuesday

BILLINGTON.-On Sunday.  Feb. 12.  Jane, 58, wife of Matthew T.
BILLINGTON.  Funeral from 21Eldert st., on Tuesday, at 2:30 P.M.

BRUCE.-Ruth BRUCE, 80, wife of Elijah BRUCE.  Funeral on Tuesday, at
2 P.M., at 105 North Portland ave.

NOLEN.-On Sunday.  Margaret NOLEN, 53.  Mass at the Church of St.
Charles Borromeo, on Tuesday, at 9:30 A.M.

OSGOOD.-Elizabeth Whitney OSGOOD, widow of Dr. John W. OSGOOD.
Services at 1207 Bergen st., Tuesday, at 4 P.M.

RYERSON.-On Feb. 12, Abby, 80, widow of John A. RYERSON.  Funeral at
406 State st., on Wednesday, at 2 P.M.

ROBINSON.-On Feb. 13, at  767 Kent ave., John, husband of Catharine ROBINSON.

STACKHOUSE.-On Feb. 13, at 354 Nostrand ave., Joseph Henry
STACKHOUSE, 61. Funeral from 474 Tenth st., Tuesday.

SEARLES.-On Sunday.  Rev. John E. SEARLES, 74.  Services at the New
York Avenue M. E. Church, corner Dean st., Tuesday, at 8 P.M.

16 February 1893
BRADY.-On Tuesday.  Feb. 14.  Lucy Ann, 67, widow of Edward BRADY. 
Funeral at 414 Halsey st., on Thursday at 2 P.M.

CUSACK.-At 128 Lafayette ave., on Feb. 14. Ellen R. CUSACK.  Funeral 
at St. John's Chapel, Clermont and Greene aves., Thursday, at 10 A.M.

FOSTER.-On Wednesday. Feb. 15,  Richard L. FOSTER, 53.  Funeral at 
1547 Fulton st., on Friday, at 3 P.M.

FLAHERTY.-On Wednesday.  Feb. 15.  William FLAHERTY.  Funeral on 
Friday, at 2:30 P.M., from 36 Myrtle ave.

GOODWIN.-On Tuesday.  Feb. 14, Mary C. GOODWIN.  Funeral from 66 High 
st., on Thursday, at 2 P.M.

HANAN.-On Wednesday.  Feb. 15, Jane, 68, wife of Marcus HANAN. 
Funeral from 202 Penn st., Saturday, at 2 P.M.

HARMER.-On Tuesday.  Feb. 14, William F. HARMER, husband of Lillie B. 
HARMER.  Funeral on Thursday, at 8 P.M. at 62 Clinton ave.

LIEBLER.-On Wednesday.  Feb. 15.  Alvina A. LIEBLER, 50, widow of 
Theodore A. LIEBLER.  Funeral at 400 Pacific st., on Friday, at 8 
P.M.  Interment private.

NEIMAN.-Charles F., stage name WILSON, late of Sanford and Wilson, on 
Feb. 14.  Funeral at 22 Throop ave., Friday, at 2 P.M.

SHERWOOD.-On Wednesday.  Feb. 15.  James T. SHERWOOD.  Funeral at 692 
Greene ave., on Friday, at 8 P.M.

SPICER.-On Wednesday.  Feb. 15.  Capt. Elisha SPICER.  Funeral at 7 
South Oxford st.,  on Friday, at 8 P.M.

17 February 1893
HANAN.-On Wednesday, Feb. 15, Jane, 68, wife of Marcus HANAN. 
Funeral from 202 Penn st., Saturday, at 2 P.M.

LIEBLER.-On Wednesday Feb. 15, Alvina A. LIEBLER, 50, widow of 
Theodore A. LIEBLER.  Funeral at 400 Pacific st., on Friday, at 8 
P.M.  Interment private.

SHERWOOD.-On Wednesday, Feb. 15, James T. SHERWOOD.  Funeral at 692 
Greene ave., on Friday at 8 P.M.

18 February 1893
Brown's Widows.
When Patrolman Charles L. BROWN, son of Capt. William BROWN, of the 
Eighth precinct, died Feb. 4, 1892, he left two widows, consequently 
he was a bigamist.  He lived with his first wife, Annie, at 218 
Forty-fourth street, for a number of years, and they had seven 
children.  He was a member of the police mutual aid; and his widow 
was entitled to $1,000 from the association.  He deserted her, 
however, and married another woman, Catherine BROWN, and in his will 
he left the pension fund to her, notwithstanding the fact that his 
first wife after he left her, kept his assessments paid up. 
Frederick L. JENKINS, the treasurer of the Police Mutual Fund 
Association, paid the money over to the City Court, and both women 
have sued for it, and the evidence was heard by chief Judge CLEMENT, 
in the Special Term, yesterday afternoon.
Counselor Foster L. BACKUS appeared for Catherine BROWN, and 
Counselor ARENS  for the first widow.

20 February 1893
BETTS.-On Friday, Feb. 18, Leslie, youngest son of George A. and 
Florence W. BETTS, aged 9 years. Funeral at 1263 Pacific st., Monday, Feb. 20.

IDE.-Suddenly, on Monday morning, 20th inst. at her home, 34 Grace 
Court, Lydia S., wife of Henry IDE.  Notice of funeral hereafter.

LEICH.-On Friday, Feb. 17, at his residence, 30 Aberdeen st. Oliver 
B. LEICH, in the 59th year of his age.  Relatives, friends, members 
of the Police Department and Tuscan Lodge.  F. and A. M., are 
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at Sts Thomas' P. E. 
church, Bushwick ave., corner Cooper st., Tuesday, at 2 o'clock.

the Size of an Arm
It Causes a Row, In Which a Man is Fatally Injured
During a birthday party yesterday at the house of Frank CLARK, 744 
Greenwich street, New York, John MCNEILL, of 787 Ninth avenue, 
received a beating at the hands of several men, and is now at 
Bellevue Hospital, at the point of death.
The row was the result of a bet made by one of the party, named 
Garrett ADDIS, concerning the comparative size of his arm and 
MCNEILL'S head.
ADDIS, who lives at 421 Seventeenth street; Edward DUGY, of 350 
Greenwich street; William ADDIS, 421 West Seventeenth street, and 
Frederick RIDDELL, 423 West Sixteenth street, have been arrested for 
alleged complicity in the assault which may yet prove murder.

21 February 1893
Doorman Robt. EASON of the Twenty-second precinct, died yesterday of 
pneumonia.  The deceased was an elder brother of Capt. EASON of the 
Second precinct.

Senator Edward P. HAGAN of New York, who died yesterday at Roosevelt 
Hospital, will be buried in Calvary Cemetery from the Church of the 
Epiphamy, Second avenue, tomorrow afternoon or Thursday morning. 
(Typo error is theirs.)

IDE.-Suddenly, of apoplexy, Monday, Feb. 20, Lydia S., wife of Henry 
IDE.  Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 
services at her late residence, 34 Grace Court, on Thursday, 23d 
inst., at 11 A.M.  Kindly omit flowers.

STEVENS.-On Monday, Feb. 20, Emma WOODCOCK, 39, wife of Andrew J. 
STEVENS.  Funeral on Wednesday, at 3:30 P.M. at 1219 Bergen St.

UNDERHILL.-On Sunday, Feb. 19, Harvey Coles UNDERHILL, 27.  Funeral 
at 88 Quincy st., Tuesday at 5 P.M.

WEED.-At Daneville, N. Y., on Saturday, Feb. 18, I. Downer WEED, late 
of Brooklyn.  Funeral from 52 Montgomery pl. on Wednesday, at 2 P.M.

WEMYSS.-On Feb. 19, Francis S., 64. Services at 138 SUYDAM st., on Tuesday.

CANFIELD.-On Saturday, Feb. 18, Ann S. CANFIELD, 78.  Funeral on 
Monday, at 8 P.M., at 1401 Broadway.

DAVIES.-On Friday, Feb. 17, Bella Davies, daughter of the late 
Rebecca J. EVANS and wife of George T. DAVIES.  Funeral from 343 
Kosciusko st., on Monday, at 2 P.M.

MEAD.-On Saturday, Feb. 18, Titus MEAD.  Funeral at 26 First pl., on Monday.

MOORE.-On Sunday, Feb. 19, Mrs. Delia A. MOORE, 76.  Funeral from 352 
Hancock st., on Tuesday, at 2 P.M.

MOORE.-On Sunday, Feb. 19, J. Fred MOORE, M.D.  Funeral at 444 
Pacific st., on Tuesday, at 7:30 P.M.

PELGRIFT.-On Sunday, Feb. 19, Samuel L. PELGRIFT.-On Sunday, Feb. 19, 
Samuel L. PELGRIFT, 50.  Funeral at 717 Greene ave., on Tuesday

YOUNGS.-On Saturday, Feb. 18, Wm. F. YOUNGS, 58. Funeral on Wednesday 
at 3 P. M. at 153 Rodney st.

22 February 1893
ALVA  PEARSALL'S  FUNERAL
The funeral service of the late Alva A. PEARSALL took place this afternoon 
from his late residence, 142 Sixth avenue.  There was a very large 
attendance, prominent among which were members of the Union League Club.

DEAN - On Tuesday, Feb.21, James J. DEAN, in his 68th year.  
Funeral from the residence of his brother, Frank W. DEAN, 
408 1-2 Clinton st., Friday,  Feb.24, at 10:30 A.M.

IDE -     Suddenly, of apoplexy, Monday, Feb. 20, Lydia S., wife of Henry 
Relatives  and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at her late  
residence, 34 Graco Court, on Thursday, 23d  inst., at 11 A.M.  
Kindly omit flowers.  

SEM, Adam 54 years old, died at his home, 165 Seventeenth street, 
on Sunday. He had been a merchant tailor twenty-two years, and 
was a member of the Saengerbund, Herman Council, A. L. of H., 
and Fortitude Lodge,  F. and A. M.  
He leaves one son and four daughters.

POUCH, Augustus W. 44 years old, died at his home, 325 Wyckoff street, 
after a  long illness, on Sunday.  He was a member of Brooklyn Lodge, 
No. 288, F. and A. M., and of Lafayette Lodge, No. 26, Knights of Pythias.  
He leaves a  widow.

HILLABRAND, Christian  41 years old, died after a long illness at his home, 
96 Vernon avenue, on Monday.  He was a brother of Bridge Trustee 
George  HILLABRAND, and had been engaged in the produce business in 
New York  for twenty-five years.  He leaves a widow and three children.

URNER, Nat. D. , one of the oldest newspaper reporters in New York, 
died on Sunday night in St. Luke's Hospital, in his 54th year, from a 
complication of diseases, the immediate cause of his death being 
kidney trouble.  The funeral was held at 15 Greene avenue, this city, 
to-day.  The interment was in Green-wood Cemetery.

23 February 1893
BOOSS -On Feb. 20, Christine J., wife of Charles J. BOOSS.  Funeral from  
St.Stephen's Church, Summit and Hicks sts., at 10:30 A.M. Thursday.

BUTLER-On Tuesday, Feb.21, John Q. A., Jr., 19, eldest son of Robert W. and 
Ella M. BUTLER. Services at 36 Sidney pl.,Thursday at 5pm.

HILLABRAND-On Monday, Feb.20, Christian HILLABRAND, 41. Funeral at 96   
Vernon ave., on Wednesday at 2pm.

HIRZEL-On Tuesday, Feb 21, Mrs. Malla HIRZEL, nee FEITMANN.  Funeral at  
155 Herkimer st., on Thursday at 2pm.

HOPCRAFT-On Feb 21, at 191 Eighth st., Caroline,47,wife of George HOPCRAFT.

SCHULT-On Feb 20, Meta R. SCHULT, wife of H. W. SCHULT.  Funeral at 347  
Prospect ave., Thursday at 2:30pm.

STEVENS-On Monday, Feb 20, Emma WOODCOCK, wife of Andrew J.  
STEVENS.  Funeral on Wednesday at 8:30pm at 1219 Bergen st.

WHITE-On Monday, Feb 20, Catharine, 54, wife of Michael WHITE. Funeral on 
Thursday at 2:30pm at 430 Gold st.

BROKE HIS NECK
Michael KENNEY, 50 years of age, fell down the front stoop of his home at 
13 Delmonico place this afternoon and broke his neck. �He died immediately.

DEATH CAUSED BY THE EXTRACTION OF A TOOTH
Otto ERELER, of 123 Noble street, died on Tuesday at his home at that address 
from blood poisoning and lockjaw, superinduced, it is said, by the extraction 
of a tooth which had been troubling him.

Frederick BOLES of 327 Atlantic avenue, employed at Kane's paper works, at 
Washington and Water streets, died suddenly this morning.

24 February 1893
BORCHERDING - On Feb.22, John D.BORCHERDING, 74. Funeral on Friday from 1110 Halsey st.

HIGGINS - On Feb. 22, at 366 State st.,Miss Tamison HIGGINS, 82.

LACEY - On Thursday, Feb 23, Cephas S. LACEY.Funeral at 346A State st., on Saturday.

MEURER - On Wednesday, Feb. 22, Peter J. MEURER, husband of Christine MEURER. 
Funeral at 166 Twenty-seventh  st., Sunday, at 2 P.M.

O'DONNELL - On Wednesday, Feb 22, Joseph J., 41, husband of Eveline 
O'DONNELL.  Funeral from 254 North Sixth st., on Saturday at 2 P.M.

OSWALD - On Wednesday, Feb. 22, Isaac OSWALD, 53, Funeral Friday, at 8 P.M., 
at 446 Jefferson avenue.

PECK -On Feb. 22,Charles H.PECK, 50.Funeral Saturday at 8 P.M.,at 86 Hooper st.

REA -On Wednesday, Feb. 22, Elizabeth B. REA,76,widow of Samuel B. REA.Funeral Friday.

RHEMP -On Wednesday, Feb. 22, Ann W., wife of Joel S. RHEMP.  Funeral 
Friday, at 8 P.M.at 127 Fort Greene pl.

THILL - On Wednesday, Feb. 22, Annie G. NEVILLE, 27, wife of Frank THILL, 
Jr., and daughter of Philip and Anne    NEVILLE.

WILKINSON - On Feb. 22, Mattie M. WILKINSON, 21.  Funeral Saturday, at 7 P.M.

ACCIDENTAL
A CORONER'S JURY DECIDES REGARDING FLORIST HILL'S DEATH
       In the Eighteenth precinct station house, Forty-third street and 
Fourth avenue, last night, a Coroner's jury decided that Richard HILL, the 
well-known New Utrecht landscape gardener, had died on the 13th inst. from a 
fracture of the skull, accidentally received.
       The principal witness was Dr. COUGHLIN, the ambulance surgeon, who 
attended HILL when he was brought to the transfer station of the B.C.R.R. 
Co., at Sixty-fifth street and Third avenue on the evening of Feb. 4, and who 
removed him to the Norwegian Deaconesses Hospital, at Forty-sixth street and 
Fourth avenue.  Dr. COUGHLIN said that he was the attending and house 
physician of the hospital as well as the ambulance surgeon. 
       When HILL came into his hands the doctor thought he was suffering from 
alcoholism, exposure and a few contusions.  He was delirious, and kept 
calling for gin all through the night.  The next morning, Sunday, he raised a 
disturbance, and in the afternoon was allowed to leave.
       Officer George MEYERS testified that he had been called to the 
hospital, and had seen HILL there.  The florist did not express any desire 
either to leave or to stay. Later he had raised a disturbance at the hospital 
and the officer had arrested him.
       Sergeant HAROLD of the Eighteenth precinct testified that George HILL, 
the son of the dead man, had called at the station house before his father's 
arrest.  No bail had been offered, he said.
       George HILL flatly contradicted the Sergeant.  He had offered bail, he 
said.  The young man related the story of his journey home, during which he 
said his father raved continually about being struck, and said something 
about a policeman.
       The jury found that HILL's death was due to accident, and exonerated 
the police and the hospital, authorities from all blame, but recommended that 
patients of a similar character get better treatment at the hospital in the future.

25 February 1893
Mrs. Mary J. HALL, 83 years of age, died at the Hempstead a few days ago.  
Mrs. HALL  was descended from a prominent Scotch-Irish family.

Bernard LEAVY, president of the New York and Brooklyn Brewing Company, and 
brother of Matthew LEAVY, head of the brewing firm of LEAVY & BRITTON, died 
last night at his residence, 203 Hewes street, of pneumonia.  Mr. LEAVY had 
been ill for nearly a year, and for six months past has been confined to his 
bed.  The funeral will take place on Monday from the Church of the 
Transfiguration, Marcy avenue and Hooper street.  A solemn high mass of 
requiem will be celebrated.  The interment will be in the family vault in 
Holy Cross Cemetery at Flatbush.  He leaves two sons and two daughters, all 
of whom are grown up.
Bernard LEAVY was one of the most popular and prominent men in Catholic 
circles in this city.  He was born in County Longford, Ireland, forty-seven 
years ago, and came to this country at the close of the war.  He afterwards 
engaged in the brewing business, and, at the time of his death, was one of 
the best-known brewers in New York State.  When he was president of the 
Emerald Society, ten years ago, he started a fund for the erection of a new 
asylum, after St. John's R. C. Orphan Asylum was burned down.  He was a heavy 
contributor, and succeeded in raising a large amount.  He was a member of the 
St. Patrick's Society, and the Constitution, Columbian and Hanover clubs, of 
this city, and of the Catholic Club and the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, of 
New York.  At last night's meeting of the St. Patrick's Society a committee 
was appointed to draft resolutions on his death, and it was decided to attend 
the funeral in a body and to send floral tributes.  All the other 
organizations of which he was a member will also send delegations.

FRENCH - On Sunday, Feb 26 at Tuxedo, N.Y., of heart failure.  Francis Ormand 
FRENCH, son of the late Benjamin Brown FRENCH, of Washington, D.C.
Funeral services will be held at 7 East Sixty-first st., New York, on 
Tuesday, Feb 28, at 11 A.M. Interment at Washington, D.C. 
(Washington, D.C. papers please copy.)

27 February 1893
BRUEN - On Feb. 24, Oscar H. BRUEN, husband of Arletta Fernald BRUEN.  
Funeral at 77 Jackson ave., Monday, at 2:30pm.

CHAPMAN - On Feb 24, William L. CHAPMAN, 48.  
Funeral at 518 Monroe st., at 2:30pm Monday.

COAKELEY-NEWCOMBE -On Friday, Feb 24, at 40 Madison st., 
Mrs. Sarah Jane COAKELEY-NEWCOMBE, 80.  Funeral Monday, at 8pm.

ELLERY -On Saturday, Feb.25, George B. ELLERY, 56.  
Funeral at 322 Baltic st., on Monday, at 2pm.

GUY - On Saturday, Feb 25,  Adam R. GUY, 69.  
Funeral from 120 Fifteenth st., on Monday at 1pm.

HALL - On Saturday, Feb 25, at 170 Hicks st., Mrs. G. HALL, 68.

HARTUNG -On Friday, Feb 24, William HARTUNG, 28.  
Funeral from 116 Eighth st., on Monday, at 2pm.

HOUSTON - On Friday, Feb 24, James S., husband of the late Johanna Houston.  
Funeral from 282 Court st., on Monday, at 2 pm.

LOUGHLIN - On Saturday, Feb 25, Mary J., daughter of William and Mary J. LOUGHLIN.  
Services at 437 Clermont ave., on Monday at 8pm.

SPANGEHL - On Saturday, Feb 25, Dora Ernestina,76.  
Funeral from 183 Penn st., on Tuesday, at 1pm.

THATFORD - On Friday, Feb 24, Cornelia THATFORD, 82.  
Funeral from the Presbyterian Chapel, Jamaica, L.I. on Monday.

28 February 1893
CORWIN - On Feb 27, 1893, Hannah A. CORWIN, aged 70 years.  
Funeral services Wednesday evening, March 1,  
at 8 o'clock at the residence of her son, George W. CORWIN, 1141 Dean st., Brooklyn.  
Interment at Riverhead, L.I.

BRUEN - On Feb. 24, Oscar H. BRUEN, husband of Arletta Fernald BRUEN.  
Funeral at 77 Jackson ave., Monday, at 2:30pm.

CHAPMAN - On Feb 24, William L. CHAPMAN, 48.  
Funeral at 518 Monroe st., at 2:30pm Monday.

COAKELEY-NEWCOMBE -On Friday, Feb 24, at 40 Madison st., 
Mrs. Sarah Jane COAKELEY-NEWCOMBE, 80.  Funeral Monday, at 8pm.

ELLERY -On Saturday, Feb.25, George B. ELLERY, 56. 
Funeral at 322 Baltic st.on Monday.

GUY - On Saturday, Feb 25,  Adam R. GUY, 69. 
Funeral from 120 Fifteenth st.on Monday.

HALL - On Saturday, Feb 25, at 170 Hicks st., Mrs. G. HALL, 68.

HARTUNG -On Friday, Feb 24, William HARTUNG, 28.  
Funeral from 116 Eighth st.on Monday.

HOUSTON - On Friday, Feb 24, James S., husband of the late Johanna Houston.  
Funeral from 282 Court st., on Monday, at 2 pm.

LOUGHLIN - On Saturday, Feb 25, Mary J., daughter of William and Mary J. 
LOUGHLIN.  Services at 437 Clermont ave., on Monday at 8pm.

SPANGEHL - On Saturday, Feb 25, Dora Ernestina,76. 
Funeral from 183 Penn st.on Tuesday.

THATFORD - On Friday, Feb 24, Cornelia THATFORD, 82.  
Funeral from the Presbyterian Chapel, Jamaica, L.I. on Monday, at 2:30pm.

F.F.  DONAVAN
Declared an Accessory to Miss Manzoni's Death.
The Coroner's Jury find that her death was caused by blood poisoning, 
following a criminal operation, performed by Drs. CHASE and DINIER - 
the two later held without bail.
Dr. William SAUNDERS, a witness in the inquest in the case of Maggie MANZONI, 
testified this morning before Coroner SCHULTZ, of New York, that Dr. CHASE had 
informed him that the girl was suffering from rheumatism.  Later Dr. CHASE 
admitted that the patient had been operated upon, but that the operation had 
been performed before she had entered Dr. CHASE's house.  Deputy Coroner O'HARE 
read the report of the autopsy, and Joseph MANZONI testified as a witness.
The jury found that the girl had died from blood-poisoning, following a criminal 
operation performed by Drs. CHASE and DINIER.  Florence F. DONAVAN was held as an 
accessory before the fact.  His bail was allowed to stand, but the two physicians 
were held without bail.  


1 MARCH 1893
WAS IT A SUICIDE?
Mrs. Ida WALTERS, the 30-year-old wife of William WALTERS, 
an amateur boxer and athlete, who is well known as Mike BENT, died in her 
husband's arms yesterday at her residence, 420 Warren street, from the effects 
of an overdose of laudanum.  It is not known for what reason she took the drug.

CORWIN - On Feb. 27, Hannah A. CORWIN, 70.Funeral Wednesday March 1 at 1141 Dean st.

DANA - At Boston, on Sunday, Feb 26, Kate Adelaide DANA.  
Funeral from 211 Berkeley pl., on Wednesday at 3 pm.

FREY - On Tuesday, Feb 28, Amelia, 59, wife of the late Jacob FREY.  
Funeral from 88 Nassau st., on Thursday, at 2 pm.

GERKEN - On Feb 27, George H. GERKEN, husband of Matilda V. GERKEN.  
Funeral on Wednesday at 8pm.

GOODWIN - On Feb 27, James H. GOODWIN.

GRACE - On Monday, Feb 27, Charles H. GRACE, 54.  
Funeral at 342 Greene ave., on Wednesday, at 8pm.

McLOONE - MOORE - On Feb 27, Mary J., wife of Patrick J. McLOONE and 
daughter of John and Alice MOORE.  Funeral from 952 Fourth ave., on Thursday.

LIENAU - Michael LIENAU, 77, at 201 Clinton st. Services on Thursday.

PHELAN - On Feb 28, at 260 Schenck st., Daniel PHELAN, 82. Funeral on Thursday.

3 March 1893
ADLER - On Thursday, March 2, at 125 North Portland ave., 
Rebecca OSBORN, 44, wife of John Julius ADLER.

BOYD - On Wednesday, March 1, at 595 Hancock st., Anna L., wife of Evans BOYD, 
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Kerr BULL.  Funeral Friday, at 3 pm.

CLARK - On Wednesday, March 1, Sarah E. CLARK, 25.Funeral on Friday,at 256 Nassau st.

KELLY - On March 2, Maggie GALBALLY, wife Michael J. KELLY.  
Funeral from 121 Waverly ave., on Saturday, at 2pm.  

LOWE - On Thursday, March 2, Robert, 68, husband of Jane LOWE.  
Funeral from 323 Baltic st., on Saturday at 2 pm.

McGIVNEY - On March 1, Thomas H. McGIVNEY, husband of Ellen McGIVNEY.  
Funeral on Saturday at 2 pm.

STROHM - On Wednesday, March 1, Hermann STROHM, 71.  
Funeral from 61 Livingston st., on Saturday at 2pm.

WALSH - On Tuesday, Feb 28, William F. WALSH, 26.  
Funeral on Friday, at 9am from 75 Pearl street.

WORTHINGTON - On Wednesday, March 1, Sara NEWTON, wife of the late 
Henry Ressiter WORTHINGTON of Irvington on the Hudson.  
Services at 413 Fifth ave., at 10am Saturday.

4 March 1893
HERR - At 23 Ditmars st., March 2, Mrs. Meta HERR, 42.  Funeral Sunday

JANNEY - March 1, at her home, Lincoln, VA.  Clarissa C. JANNEY, 
daughter of Eliza F. RAWSON and the late John JANNEY.

KENT - On Wednesday, March 1, Henry A. KENT, 79.  Funeral Saturday at 2 pm.

LEDIG - On Wednesday, March 1, Charles W. LEDIG, 43. 
Funeral Saturday at 8pm, at 404 Bergen st.

MATHEWS - On Thursday, March 2, Samuel D. MATHEWS, 67.  
Funeral at 234 Adams st., Saturday, at 8pm.

MEYER - On Wednesday, March 1, Sophia MEYER, 57, wife of the late Louis MEYER.  
Funeral on Sunday, at 2pm. from 405 Bergen st.

POWELL - On Saturday, March 4, 1893.  Leander T. POWELL.  
Funeral services will be held at his late residence, No.361 Clinton ave., on 
Monday, March 6, 1893, at 8 o'clock pm.  Interment at the convenience of the family.  
It is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.

RUSSLEND - On Thursday, March 2, at 672 DeKalb ave., George Simpson RUSSLEND, 35.

Robert CANNING, of 23 Hicks street, died last night without medical attendance.  
He was 27 years old, and had been sick for some days.

DIED IN THE CELLAR
About 6 o'clock yesterday evening Peter McKEAGNEY, a liquor dealer of 
59 Third avenue, while walking in the cellar beneath his barroom stumbled 
over the dead body of Charles KUMMER whom he had employed to clean up the place 
early in the afternoon.  KUMMER was 50 years old and has been living at 
lodging houses.  His death was caused, it is supposed, by heart disease.

Leander T. POWELL died at this residence, No. 361 Clinton avenue, 
at 5 o'clock this morning.  He had been sick for about two weeks and for 
the last two days has been in an unconscious condition.  He was the only 
child of David B. POWELL, President of the National City Bank, and was 
forty-eight years of age at the time of his death.  He was born in this 
city and has always made it his home. His education entire was received 
here and the young man left the Polytechnic school to go into the insurance 
business.  He represented for quite  a time the Montauk and 
Clinton Insurance Companies.  On February 8, 1872, he married 
Miss Rebecca B. FRANCIS, daughter of John FRANCIS, the furniture dealer on 
Myrtle avenue.  After his marriage Mr. POWELL began his career as a 
wholesale shoe dealer.  He was first a member of the firm of Aaron Smith & Co., 
until the death of Mr. SMITH, when he became associated with Robert CAMPBELL.  
The firm's name was Powell & Campbell, and their place of business 
was at 122 and 124 Duane street, New York.  His relation with this 
firm was maintained up to the time of his disease.  Mr. POWELL was 
well known in the shoe line and his house was one of the largest and 
best known in New York.
The deceased was well known in club circles and very popular.  He was a 
member of the Brooklyn, Oxford and Crescent Athletic Clubs in this city and the 
Lotus and Manhattan Athletic in New York.  
His fondness for yachts was well known and he owned for a time the 
Belle Powell, named for his daughter, which was a racer of some 
note and the winner of many prizes.  He sold this yacht and purchased 
the David B., named for his father, which flew the flag of the 
Great South Bay Yacht Club of which he was a member.
In business circles he was well known, being a director in the 
National City Bank of Brooklyn and the Washington Trust Company, 
of New York City.  When the Brooklyn Hotel Company was organized, 
Mr. PRATT was a prime factor in the work, and at the time of his death was 
a director in it.  
Mr. POWELL was a conscientious and hardworking business man, his only 
recreation being the spending of the summer months at his handsome country 
villa in Sayville, L.I., where, with his family, he sought the pleasures 
given by his yacht and horses.  He leaves a widow and two daughters, 
Misses Belle and Ethel.
For the last two years he has been in failing health from a liver complaint, 
which became complicated with other affections.  He has been confined to 
his house for the last six or eight weeks, his extreme vitality bearing 
him over many severe attacks.
The funeral services will be held Monday, at 8pm, and the services 
will be conducted by the rector of St. Luke's, and Dr. PRESCOTT, of Sayville, L.I.  
The interment will be at Greenwood.

6 March 1893
ALLISON - At 76 Hancock st., on Saturday, March 4, William L. ALLISON.

FAGAN - On Saturday, March 4, Eliza Jane FAGAN, 64.  
Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30am from 157 Nelson st.

HOGAN - On Friday, March 3, John HOGAN, at 51 Duffield st.  
Funeral on Monday, at 2pm.

MONAGHAN - On Friday, March 3, William MONAGHAN.  
Funeral from 96 Hall st., on Monday, at 2pm.

PALMER - On Saturday, March 4, Olive COLLINS, wife of the late James U. PALMER.  
Funeral at 66 Hancock st., Monday, at 8pm.

POWELL - On Saturday, March 4, 1893.  Leander T. POWELL.  
Funeral services will be held at his late residence, No. 361 Clinton ave., 
on Monday, March 6, 1893, at 8 o'clock PM.  Interment at the convenience 
of the family.  It is kindly requested that no flowers be sent.  

JANNEY - Third month, first, at her home Lincoln, Va?.  Clarissa C. JANNEY, 
daughter of Eliza F. RAWSON and the late John JANNEY.

SCANLON - On Saturday, March 4, at 395 Sackett st., Thomas F., 
son of the late John S. and Catharine SCANLON, and husband of Sarah Lee.  
Funeral Monday, at 1:30pm.

SCHAFFER - On Saturday, March 4, Mrs. Caroline J. SCHAFFER, 53, 
widow of Charles H. SCHAFFER. Funeral from 41 Woodhull st., on Tuesday, at 2pm.

SHICK - On March 3, Anne Eliza, wife of William SHICK.  
Funeral from 18 Verona pl., Monday, at 2pm.

7 March 1893
ANOTHER DEATH FROM TYPHUS IN THE QUEENS COUNTY JAIL
Long Island City, L.I., March 7 - Mary SMITH, 26 years old, died of typhus 
fever this morning in the Queens County jail here.  She is the second of 
the stricken prisoners to die of the disease.  The death of another prisoner, 
Henry HELLMAN, is expected to occur before night, as he is very low.  
Mary SMITH was a thirty-day prisoner.

COMMITTED SUICIDE IN A SALOON
Julius H. STICH, a waiter, of 17 East Fourth street, New York, 
who lives at 669 Lexington avenue, committed suicide this morning in 
the saloon of Carl CO?WITZ, 194 Third avenue, by shooting himself in 
the right temple.

8 March 1893
ADAMS - On Monday, March 6, Cynthia J. ADAMS, widow of Samuel ADAMS.  
Funeral at 142 Taylor st., on Thursday at 8pm.

BERGER - On Sunday, March 5, Emma F., wife of the late Otto T. BERGER.  
Funeral from 189 Wyckoff st., on Wednesday, at 2pm.

CULHANE - On Tuesday, March 7,  John CULHANE.  
Funeral at 198 Butler st., on Friday, at 2:30pm.

EARLE - On Monday, March 6, James G. EARLE, 47.  
Funeral at  361 Tompkins ave.,  on Wednesday, at 8pm.

McNAMARRA - On Monday, March 6, Mary McNAMARRA, wife of James McNAMARRA.  
Funeral from 183 Bridge st., on Wednesday, at 1pm.


MAGENHEIMER - On March 5, Mary Jane, 40, wife of Louis MAGENHEIMER.  
Funeral from 70 Cranberry st., on Wednesday, at 8pm.

PERRY - On March 6, Eli W. PERRY, 71.  
Funeral from 194 Union st., on Wednesday, at 8pm.

PICKUP - On Monday, March 6, at 558 Henry st., George PICKUP, 51.

VAIL - On March 6, James H. VAIL, 62.  
Funeral on Wednesday at 8pm at 291 Sackett st.

10 March 1893
The body of Lieut. HETHERINGTON, the Yokohama suicide, was buried in 
Greenwood Cemetery yesterday.

11 Mar 1893
BISHOP - At the Baptist Home, Mrs. Lucy BISHOP, 82.  
Funeral Sunday, at 2:30pm, at the Baptist Home.

BLUNDELL - On March 9, Anne C., widow of Alfred BLUNDELL.  
Funeral from 100 President st., on Sunday, at 3pm.

CUNNINGHAM - On Thursday, March 9, Patrick H., 48, 
son of the late Jane CUNNINGHAM.  
Funeral from 89 Wyckoff st., on Sunday, at 2pm.

FUREY - On Friday, March 10, Mary F. FUREY, 30, wife of Robert H. FUREY.

GILL - On Thursday, March 9, Mary GILL, 66, widow of Thomas GILL.  
Funeral from 66 Lafayette st., Sunday, at 2pm.

NORRIS - On Friday, March 10, Mrs. Ann NORRIS, 69.  
Funeral at the Graham Home, 320 Washington av., on Sunday, at 3pm.

PRIME - On March 10, Mrs. Dorcas PRIME, 76.  
Services at 861 Adelphi st., on Sunday, at 3pm.

TAGUE - On March 9, Francis J., son of Bridget and the late Terrence TAGUE.  
Funeral from 128 Wyckoff st., Sunday, at 2pm.

13 March 1893
CARMAN - At her late residence, 150 Schermerhorn st., Brooklyn, March 11.  
Rebecca Jane, widow of the late Nelson G. CARMAN, 
in the 68th year of her age.

DOYLE - On March 12, Thomas E. DOYLE, husband of Mary CLANSY.  
Funeral from 413 Henry st., on Tuesday, at 2pm.

GRACE - On March 11, Mathew GRACE, husband of Mary GRACE.  
Funeral from 1419 Fulton st., on Monday, at 2pm.

GULLEN - On Saturday, March 11, James GULLEN, 82.  
Funeral at 104 Concord st., on Monday, at 8pm.

PLATT - On Friday, March 10, Charles C. PLATT, 44.  
Funeral at 364 Tompkins ave., on Monday, at 8pm.

PEARSALL- On Saturday, March 11, John PEARSALL, 43.  
Funeral at 225 Stuyvesant ave., on Monday, at 2pm.

SPANLOVE - On March 11, the husband of Ellen SPANLOVE, 54.  
Services Monday, at 8pm.  Funeral Tuesday, at 2pm from 138 Livingston st.

THORN - On March 10, Louise, 47, wife of George THORN.  
Funeral at 78 Sands st.,  on Monday, at 2pm.

WHITNEY - At 105 Nassau st., on Friday, March 10, John WHITNEY, 
husband of Margaret HOGAN.  Funeral Monday, at 2:30pm.

PLATT - Members of Commonwealth Council, No. 542, Royal Aroanum: 
You are respectfully invited to be present at the funeral services 
of our late brother, Charles C. PLATT, at 364 Tompkins ave., on 
Monday evening, March 13, at 8pm.  Wm BURNS, Regent.  
R.W. GUNZENHAUSER, Secretary.

14 March 1893
DEAD IN THE HALLWAY
Alexander CAVANAGH, a bartender out of work, was found dead this morning 
in the hallway of 57 McDougall street, New York. He had fallen down one 
flight of stairs while drunk,and his head struck the marble slab at the foot.

BERGEN - Suddenly, Rebecca T., daughter of the late Cornelius and 
Catharine BERGEN.  Notice of funeral hereafter.

CORTELYOU - On March 13, Mrs. Elizabeth C.F. CORTELYOU, 74.  
Services at 760 Halsey st., on Wednesday, at 8pm.

DICKSON - On March 12, Mary J., wife of Thomas DICKSON.  
Funeral on Tuesday, at 2pm., from 239 Gold st.

GRIFFIN - On Sunday, March 12, Elizabeth BROOME, wife of James GRIFFIN.  
Funeral at 112 Cumberland st., on Wednesday, at 2pm.

HANNING - At 78 Raymond st., on Saturday, March 11, Ellen HANNING, 
wife of James HANNING.  Funeral Tuesday, at 2pm.

HEFFERN - On Monday, March 13, Thomas HEFFERN.

HENDERSON - On Monday, March 13, Anna J. HENDERSON,41. Funeral from 20 Irving pl.

JARVIS - On Sunday, March 12, Edward Nelson JARVIS, 
son of the late Isaac P. JARVIS.  Funeral Tuesday, at 79 Waverly ave.

REID - At 752 Quincy st., Sunday, March 12, James REID, 
husband of Annie COSTELLOE.  Funeral on Wednesday.

15 March 1893
BERGEN - Suddenly, Rebecca T., daughter of the late Cornelius and Catharine BERGEN.  
Notice of funeral hereafter.

GAMBLE - On Sunday, March 12, Ella GRIFFIN, wife of Henry GAMBLE.  
Funeral on Wednesday, at 2pm at 418 Degraw st.

GARRAHAN - On Tuesday, March 14, at 129 Utica ave., Catharine COLEMAN, 
wife of Thomas GARRAHAN.  Funeral on Thursday, at 9:30am.

KRAUSHAAR - On Monday, March 13, Philip KRAUSHAAR, 75.  
Funeral from 493 Gates ave., on Thursday, at 2pm.

Michael DONOVAN, a lodger in the Kenmore House, on the corner of Tillary and 
Jay streets, was found dead in bed yesterday.

16 March 1893
BALDWIN, - On Thursday, March 16, Addie J., eldest daughter of Abbey B., and 
the late Henry W. BALDWIN. Funeral at 286 Skillman St., on Saturday.

COSGRAVE, -Mamie, daughter of James and Ellen COSGROVE.
Funeral,Saturday,from 805 Third Ave.

DODDS, - On Thursday, March 16, Robert DODDS, 72, 
Funeral at 177 1-2 Floyd St., on Saturday at  2 P.M.

FESSENDEN, - On Friday, March 17, at 21 Lefferies PL,. 
Charlotte Augusta FESSENDEN, 86, wife of the late Benjamin FESSENDEN.

JOHNSTON, - On March 15 Edward T. JOHNSTON, 46, 
Funeral from 151 Prince St., On Sunday.

OSBORNE, - On Thursday, March 16, Moses C., 43, Funeral from 290 Livingston St.Sunday

REED, - On Friday, March 17, May E., wife of Jonathan REED. 
Funeral at 74 Morton St., on Sunday

WHITE, - On Thursday, Hester VANDERBILT, widow of William A. WHITE. 
Funeral from 360 Jefferson Ave., on Saturday., at 3 P.M.

FUNERAL OF HENRY E. ABBEY, JR.
Funeral services over the remains of the late Henry E. ABBEY, Jr., son of the 
well-known operatic manager, who died at the Glenoble, West Fifty-sixth street, 
New York, on Tuesday, were held in the Church of the Paulist Fathers, Fifty-ninth 
street and Ninth avenue, New York, this morning.

BARKER - On Wednesday, March 15, Dr. William BARKER.  
Funeral at 122 Adelphi st., on Friday, at 7:30pm.

BERGEN - Suddenly, Rebecca T., daughter of the late Cornelius and Catharine BERGEN.  
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, 
at the Central Baptist Church, Bridge st., Saturday, March 18, at 2:30 o'clock.

HOWELL - On Wednesday, March 15, Mary E., 58. widow of Carl? S. HOWELL.  
Funeral from 372 Seventh st., on Friday, at 2pm.

MAYER - On Wednesday, March 15, Joseph MAYER, 63.  
Funeral at 114 Hicks st., on Friday, at 2pm.

MURDEN - On Tuesday, March 14, William R. MURDEN, 2?.  
Funeral from 138 Jefferson ave., on Friday, at 2pm.

QUICK - On Wednesday, March 15, Priscilla V. QUICK, 76.  
Funeral at 361 First st.,  on Thursday, at 8pm.

STODDARD - On March 14, Mrs. Sarah STODDARD, 82.  
Funeral on Friday, at 2pm., from 404 Decatur st.

WESENER - On March 14, Vincent W., 42, husband of Elizabeth WESENER.  
Funeral from 87 Pacific st., on Friday, at 2pm.

LOST HIS LIFE BY A KIND ACT
Carl CHRISTANSEN, first mate on the bark Avon, lying in the Erie Basin, 
came ashore yesterday.  He lost his way when he attempted to return, and 
told his trouble to a stranger, who guided him back to the ship.  As the 
stranger was leaving the vessel he fell overboard, and was drowned.  It 
was supposed that the stranger was William B. DUTCHER, second 
engineer of the yacht Sultana, now at the Boston dry dock, foot of 
Twenty-fifth street.

17 March 1893
ALLEN - On Wednesday, March 15, Dr. Edmund C. ALLEN, 84.  
Funeral from 363 Grand ave., Friday, at 8pm.

BARKER - On Wednesday, March 15, Dr. William BARKER.  
Funeral at 122 Adelphi st., on Friday, at 7:30pm.

COLVIN - On Wednesday, March 15, Margaret, wife of Arthur COLVIN.  
Funeral from 204 Nassau st., on Saturday, at 2pm.

DRAKE - On Wednesday, March 15, Tillie BALLOU, wife of 
Edwin F. DRAKE and youngest daughter of the late L.M. BALLOU.  
Funeral at 198 Marcy ave., on Friday, at 7:30pm.

MAYER - On Wednesday, March 15, Joseph MAYER, 63.  
Funeral at 114 Hicks st., on Friday, at 2pm.

STODDARD - On March 14, Mrs. Sarah STODDARD, 82.  
Funeral on Friday, at 2pm, from 404 Decatur st.

DR. RANDOLPH DEAD
Dr. William RANDOLPH, who resided at 178 Herkimer street, died yesterday.  
He was a well-known physician, with a  large practice, and was 
highly esteemed by a large circle of friends.

20 March 1893
FUNERAL OF B. H. FIELD
Funeral services were held in Grace Church, Tenth Street, and Broadway, New 
York, this morning, over the remains of Benjamin H. FIELD, the wealthy 
retired merchant and philanthropist.  Who died at 21 Madison Square on Friday last.

Marion W. MEINCKE, the six year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J MEINCKE, of 
Bath Beach was burned so badly yesterday that death resulted.

Mrs. Elizabeth ILLMAN,(HILLMAN?) the oldest resident of Unionville, L. I., 
was buried yesterday at the Gravesend burying ground.  She was the mother of 
Capt. John T. ILLMAN (HILLMAN?), OF THE GRAVESEND POLICE.

BIRD.- On March 18 William E. BIRD, 72, 
Funeral from 762 Fifth Ave., On Tuesday.

COFFIN.- On Saturday March 18, Henry COFFIN, 75, 
Funeral at 254 Henry St., On Tuesday.

COLEMAN.- On Friday, March 17, Herbert COLEMAN, 61, 
Funeral Monday at 275 Prospect Ave.

GILMARTIN.- On March 18, Michael GILMARTIN, 50, 
Funeral from 400 Carroll St.Tuesday.

HODGSON.- Nelle M. Daughter of the late William H. and 
Marian ERKENBRACK, and wife of Augustus C. HODGSON. Jr.  
Funeral at 709 Lafayette Ave. Monday

OSBORNE.- On March 17, Charlotte W OSBORNE, 78, wife of the late William W. 
OSBORNE.  Funeral at 234 Fifth Ave., On Monday at 2 P.M.

TEN EYCK.- ON  March 18, William TEN EYCK, 77, Funeral on Monday, at 2:30 
P.M., from 223 Dean St.

RANDOLF.- ON Friday, March 17, at 179 Herkimer St., 
William H. RANDOLPH, M. D. Funeral Tuesday. at 3 P.M.

THE WOLLSEY INQUEST
At an inquest in the Coroner's Court, New York, to-day, over the body of 
Samuel WOLLSEY, who was shot on the night of Feb. 6, the jury found that he 
came to his death from a pistol shot in the hands of Clarence GREEN.  The 
Grand Jury recently indicated GREEN for murder in the first degree.  On the 
night in question WOLLSEY was playing pool in a saloon at 221 East 
Ninety-seventh Street.  He got into a row with GREEN, who is his nephew, 
WOLLSEY attacked GREEN with a billiard cue, and later shot him in the right 
side below the breast.

21 March 1893
ELLIS.- On thursday, March 21, 1808. Mary S. ELLIS, wife of Thomas O. ELLIS 
and daughter of F. L. BAIR Sr.Notice of Funeral hearafter

23 March 1893
BRADLEY. - On Tuesday, March 21, Rose T. FLOOD, 84, Funeral from 985 Kent 
Ave., on Thursday, at 2 P. M.

BURR. - At 145 Rodney Ave, on Wednesday, March 23, Joseph Arthur Burr, 74. 
Funeral on Friday, at 4 P. M.

DOHERTY. - OWednesday, March 22, J Henry DOHERTY, 87, son of the late Neil 
DOHERTY. funeral from 1010 Pacific Ave.m On Friday, at 2:30 P.M. 

EARLY. - On Tuesday, March 22, Margaret, wife of James EARLY, 476 Desh Ave. 
Funeral, Friday., at 9 A. M.

ETHERUNDGE. - At 136 State Street, on March 22, Mrs. S. C. ETHERUNDGE

FRISCHILER. - On Wednesday, March 22,, Charles L. R. FRISCHILER.

GEEHAN. - On Wednesday, March 22, Mary E. GEEHAN, wife of James GEEHAN. 
Funeral from 46 Wallabout Street., on Friday., at P. M.  

GOULD. - On Tuesday, March 21, Miss Sara R. GOULD. 
Funeral from 122 Ryerson St. Thursday at 7:30 P. M. 

HAGERMAN. - On Wednesday, March 22, At 507 Monroe St. 
Barnes H. HAGERMAN, 66,  Funeral on thursday evening.

WASSON. - On Wednesday, March 22, William R.  WASSON.. 
Funeral from 829 Stuyvensant Ave. On Friday at 2 P.M.

WEBER. -  Christopher, husband of Margaret DOYLE, 
Funeral from 83 Ryerson St.On Friday

DEATH OF GEORGE WHIPPLE.
Tfather of George A. WHIPPLE Jr., manager of the Brooklyn Beef Company, at 74 
Atlantic Avenue, died suddenly on Monday at his home in Amherst, Mass. Mr 
WHIPPLE, a brother of MAJ-GEN Amiel W. WHIPPLE, a brave soldier mortally 
wounded in the battle of Chancellorsville. In 1863, was for many years in the 
business in Boston, and a wide acquancence in the meat and Market business.

FUNERAL OF JACOB L. GOSSLER
Funeral services over the body of Jacob L GOSSLER, who died at the New 
Amsterdam Hotel, at Twenty-first street and fourth  Avenue, New York city, on 
Monday night, were held in the Lafayette Ave Presbyterian Church, this city, 
this afternoon. the service  was conducted by DR David GREGG.  There was a 
large attendance of friends and teachers and pupils of Sabbath school of 
which Mr. GROSSLER was for twenty years assisant superintendant . The choir 
of the church sang two of his favorite hyms. The burial was in Greenwood Cemetery.

25 March 1893
BEATON. - At 220 Reid ave., March 23, Melinda BEATON, 54.
Funeral Saturday.  

BRANDON - On Wed. March 22, Alexander BRANDON, 70.
Services at 1271 Lexington ave, Sunday.

DURAND. - On Thursday, March 23, Deborah MARTIN, 43, wife of Jacob DURAND.  
Funeral from 71 Rhird Ave., Sunday at 1 P.M.

FRITSCHULER. - On March 22, Charles L. R. FRITSCHULER, 54, 
Funeral at 422 Eigth St., Saturday, at 8 P.M.

McHUGE. - On Friday March 23, Ellen Widow of John McHUGH, 
Funeral from 117 Court St. On Sunday, at 2 P.M.

O'SHAUNESSY. -  On Wednesday, March 22, Stephen Husband of Margaret, 
and father of the late REV. John E. O'SHAUNESSY.  
Funeral from 379 Pearl St., on Saturday.

RYAN. - On THURSDAY, MARCH 23, Margaret RYAN, 
Funeral from 63 Wycoff St., Sunday.

WOODMAN. - On Friday, March 24, Sarah, 74, wife of Jonathan C. WOODMAN, 
Funeral from 1425 Pacific St., near Brooklyn Ave., On Monday at 10:30 A. M.

29 March 1893
FUNERAL OF ASSISTANT ENGINEER WEEKES
The funeral of Assistant Engineer WEEKES, of the City Work Department, took 
place at his late residence in New York Avenue, last evening and was very 
largely attended.  Numerous flowers were sent.  Assistant Engineer George 
MARTIN, Sherman WHITE, N. P. LEWIS,  George CUNNINGHAM, and H. R. ASORSON; 
James F. PIERSON, Frederick BACKUS, William STEEVES, and others, associates 
of Mr. WEEKES in the City Works Department, were present at the funeral.  The 
interment was made in Greenwood this morning.

DIED IN CHURCH
Mrs. Mary DONNELLY, 68, years old, of 272 Twelfth Street, died suddenly from 
heart disease while attending mass at the roman Catholic German Church of the 
Holy Family, this morning.  The Coroner was notified, and the body removed to 
later home of the dead women.

CADLEY.- On Tuesday, March 28, 1893, in the 52nd year of his age, Joseph 
CADLEY, son of the late Henry CADLEY, of Brooklyn.
Relatives and friends of the family members of the Tenth Police Preceint, 
Brooklyn Volunteer Firemen's Association and of Court Pride, A. O. F. of 
residence 28 Third Avenue., Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 30, at 2. P. M. 
Interment at Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush.

BAREMAN. - On Sunday March 26, Mary Josephine  THOMASON, wife of Edw. 
BARNEMAN.  Funeral from 479 Fifth Ave., on Tuesday, at 2 P. M.

BURNS. - On Saturday, March 25, Catherine,  widow of Michael BURNS,  
Funeral on Wednesday, from 3926A Greene Ave. at 9:30 A. M.

DECKER. - On sunday, March 26, Daniel C. DECKER.  Services at 285 Nostrand 
Ave., on Tuesday, a 8  p. m.

FISHER. - On Saturday, March 25,, Fisher Ames FISHER. Funeral at 230 Schneck 
St.,  On Tuesday at 3 P.M.

FLETCHER. - On Sunday, March 26, Margaret FLETCHER, mother of Samuel, George 
and James Charles FLETCHER.  Funeral from 104 Hlmrod St., on Tuesday

HUSSEY. - On Sunday, March 26, at 115 Henry St., Frederick HUSSEY, 72.  
Funeral at the Church of the Savior, Pierpont St., on Tuesday. at 4:30 P. M.

KIRBY. - On Saturday, March 25, Emma GOODENOUGH, wife of Abram M. KIRBY.  
Funeral at 74 Macom St., on Tuesday, at 8.  P.M.

O'BREIN.- On Saturday, March 25, Samuel J.  O'BRIEN, 77.  Services at 536 
heckimer St., on Tuesday, 8.  P .M.

STRICKLAND. - On Sunday, March 26, at Pierpont House.  Capt. William 
STRICKLAND, 72. Funeral at 29 South Portland Ave., on Tuesday, at 8.  P. M.

STUBER. - On Sunday, March 26, Phillip A. STUBER, 60.  Funeral from 413 
Carlton Ave., on Wednesday, at 2. P.M.

30 March 1893
BAKER.- On March 28, R. Annie RUSSELL, wife of Dr. George W.  BAKER. 
funeral at 540 Bedford Ave., on Thursday, at 7:30 P. M.

BARNES. - On March 28, James BARNES, 63. Funeral Thursday, at 1067 Gates Ave.

BELL. - On Monday, March 27, Martha J. BELL, widow of William BELL.  
Funeral from 845 Gates Ave., on Thursday at 3 P.M.

DRESSER. - On Tuesday, March 28, Charles P. DRESSER, 55.  
Funeral from 1128 Bedford Ave., on Thursday at 7: 15 P.M.

LOUGHRAN. - At 441 Broadway, on Tuesday, March 26, James LOUGHRAN, 65.

LYNCH. - On Wednesday, March 29, Rose LYNCH, wife of the late Thomas LYNCH. 
Funeral from 96 Butler St. Friday at 2. P.M.

McNARY. - At 100  Macom St., on March 29, John G. McNARY, 65.

MOORE.- On March 28, George MOORE JR., 41.
 Funeral at 804 Madison Ave., on Thursday.

REED. - On March 28, Albert G. REED. 69.

HIS DEATH WAS HASTENED.  IT IS BELIEVED. BY THE EFFECTS OF A BLOW RECEIVED 
FROM A SANDBAG WHEN HE ROBBED LAST SEPTEMBER.
John G. McNARY, a well-known school principal, died at his residence, 150 
Mason Street, suddenly of heart Failure, yesterday morning.
Mr. McNARY, had been unable to attend to any business since last September, 
when, one evening as he left his home for a few minutes to post a letter, He 
was sandbagged on his own doorstep, as he was about to re-enter the house, 
and was robbed of a valuable gold watch, which had been presented to him by 
the pupils of school No. 45, in New York, of which he had been the principal.
He never recovered fully from the shock he received at that time, and this is 
believed to have hastened his death.
Mr. McNARY was born in New York in 1820, and received his education in School 
No. 1 of the city.  He afterward entered Columbia College, and graduated in 
1851, taking the degree of  A. B. and A. M.
He began his life as a principal in School No. 11, in New York, and afterward 
went to School NO. 45, where he remained until 1863.
He then entered the employ of the Christie Comstock Paper Manufacturing 
Company in New York, where he remained until 1875.
He Then went back to School No. 2, as its principal for two years, when he 
was transferred to School No. 83, where he remained until last September.
Mr. McNARY, married Elizabeth M. GILL, of this city in 1852. She survives him 
as also two sons and one daughter.
The funeral services will be held at his late residence on Saturday 
afternoon. The interment we be in Evergreen Cemetery.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Nell OLSEN, a Swedish carpentr, living at 1819 Pacific St, made a desperate 
attempt on his life last night by cutting his throat with a carving knife.  
He was despondent over the loss of a child who died a few weeks ago.  He is 
in St. Maru's Hospital, and will probably die.

R. B. HINMAN, one of Brooklyn's older residence and a veteran merchant of the 
city died of paralysis at his home, 78 Hauson Place today.

Mrs. Adeline TOWNSEND, wife of the wealthy New Yorker importer, R. H. L. 
Townsend, died of Typhus fever this morning.

HALL.- On Wednesday, the 29, inst. Col Henry II HALL, aged 77 years.  Funeral 
service at his late residence, No. 155 Carroll St., Brooklyn, Saturday 
afternoon at half-past two o'clock. Interment private.

31 March 1893
LITTLE SARAH'S FATAL MEAL.
The New York Coroner's office this morning notified of the suden death of 
Sarah WRIGHT, 17, years old, of 82 King Street. Her mother writes that she 
belives her daughter's death was due to eating apples, banannas, Ice Cream, 
and pickles and suspects the latter were poisned . Deputy Coroner DONLIN will 
make an investigation.

1 APRIL 1893
William W.REYNOLDS,of 155 Hewes street,who onTuesday last,shot himself after 
having killed Miles V.KENNEDY,a bookkeeper in the employ of the Broadway (New
York) firm of Hartley& Graham, will be buried this afternoon in Greenwood 
Cemetery.
The funeral will be strictly private.

3 April 1893
HAMILTON  EXECUTED
    The Negro Wife Murderer Pays The Penalty For His Crime
 Sing Sing,N.Y., April 3.-- James W. HAMILTON, the colored ex-preacher, and 
convicted wife murdered, died in the electric chair at 11:10 A.M. It was 
10:50A.M.,
when Warden BROWN led the witnesses down to the execution chamber. There was 
some delay in getting the dynamo in working order. At 11:10:30, all the 
connections were made,and Warden BROWN gave the signal. A current of 1,740 
volts turned on, and the victim in the chair jumped upward strainingat the 
straps,and remained rigid.
The current was left on for sixty seconds and then turned off. The physicians 
stepped forward, listened for the heart-beats, and felt for the pulse. They 
declared the subject dead at 11:13:10. The electrocution differed from all 
its predecessors,in that only one shock was given. There was no scorching or 
scalding of the skin,or steaming at the electrodes,and while the man was 
above the medium height and of massive build, it was evideat that death was 
instantaneous. Such was the verdict of all who were present, who had seen 
former executions in the electric chair.
    HAMILTON murdered his wife,whose maiden name was Annie BROOKS, on the 
night of May 1,1892. She was the second woman to whom he had been married.
    The body was found by two pedlers in a pond half way between Newtown and 
Winfield,L.I., with a horrible gash in her throat. A bloody razor and pieces 
of a broken cane were found near by. These bits of evidence played an 
important part in the trail.
The woman's husband was arrested on suspicion by Capt.HAN?E, of the Flushing 
police.HAMILTON had been driven out of many churches for swindling.

FOUR ARE DEAD - Father and Three Children Carried Off in a Single Week.
      The father of the household and three children dead in a week- that is 
the pathetic record of the FRIERY family, who live in meagre quarters on the 
second floor of the tenement,  80 Canton street. Crowds and crowds of people 
came to the little home on Saturday evening and Sunday to view the bodies of 
the eldest son and two daughters, who ten days ago were in good health, and 
Sunday afternoon three black hearses, one following the other, carried away 
the remains to Holy Cross Cemetery.
     James FRIERY, the father, was 66 years old,and was employed as foreman 
in the stables of Hetfield & Ducker, the cracker manufacturers, on lower 
Fulton street.
He had been for forty years a resident of the First ward, and was well known 
there.
     Andrew FRIERY, the oldest son, worked in a furrier's establishment in 
NewYork City. Andrew fell sick Saturday,March 18. A bad cold settled on his 
lungs, and in less than a week he died. This event occurred Friday,March 24. 
The funeral services were held last Monday.
     Mary LOCKHART, a widowed daughter, had been suffering with kidney 
disease,and the shock of her father's death proved too much for her enfeebled 
frame. She expired of heart failure two or three days after the body of her 
father was laid in the cemetery.
     Andrew FRIERY also fell sick, and quickley developed symptoms of 
pneumonia.He was followed by his sister Maggie, who had contracted a cold on 
the very day of the father's funeral while accompanying the remains to the 
grave. The son died at10 o'clock last Friday morning, and his sister the same 
evening between 8 and 9. The four-fold calamity was a terrible blow to the 
remaining children.There are six of these, five of them grown-up,and all 
living in the one little tenement home.
    The Rev.Dr.Donaldson, of St.Edward's R.C.Church, conducted the services 
yesterday morning and mass was said for the souls of the dead today.

4 April 1893
DR. CHILDS DEAD
  Dr.William H.CHILDS,who was taken to New York Hospital last night from 151 
West Thirty-fifth street, suffering from opium poisoning, died this morning 
at 7 o'clock.Dr.CHILDS was 33 years old, and came from Pittsburg. For a week 
he had been living at the above number, in the flat of Mrs.Olive JARDINE. At 
10:30 last night Mrs.JARDINE's colored servant went to the West Thirtieth 
street station, and asked that an ambulance be sent to the house to remove a 
sick man.
  Dr.CHAMBERLAIN, of NewYork Hospital, found CHILDS suffering from an overdose
of morphine.He was unconscious when taken to the hospital.
  Mrs.JARDINE said that Dr.CHILDS had taken an opiate at 7 o'clock. It had no 
effect and an hour later he took a heavy dose of morphine. The drug produced 
such an effect that Mrs.JARDINE sent for Dr.DALLAS, of 85 West Thirty-sixth 
street, who failed to arouse Dr.CHILDS. Then the ambulance was summoned. 
Dr.DALLAS said that Dr.CHILDS had taken the overdose by accident.
  Mrs.JARDINE'S flat is locked up to-day.The Coroner will investigate.

SICK AND MONEYLESS, FRANK RILEY ENDS HIS LIFE 
  Watchman O'BRIEN, of the Atlantic Dock,Erie Basin, noticed a poorly-dressed 
young man standing on the dock yesterday evening. Suddenly the man leaped 
into the water, and before O'BRIEN reached the stringpiece he had vanished 
beneath the surface. He did not reappear, but an old white straw hat, 
floating on the water,marked the spot where he had gone down. The officers of 
the patrol boat, Judge Moore, were notified,and a search for the body 
instituted. It was found some three hours later near the dock. About 4 
o'clock this morning, Mrs RILEY, of 252 Van Brunt street, identified the 
corpse as that of her husband,Frank RILEY, and it was removed to her home.
  RILEY, who has been ill, has been very despondent of late.He would not get 
work, and it is supposed that his troubles unbalanced his mind. When found he 
had in his pockets only a few cents, in change, and some old pawn tickets.

 HOPKINS- On Saturday,April 1. Ida RINES, wife of Frank HOPKINS. 
Funeral from 52 Willoughby ave, on Tuesday,at 2P.M.

 JOHNSTON- On March 31, Jaes R.JOHNSTON, 59. 
Funeral at 90 Pacific street on Monday, at 2 P.M.

 MACNAIR- On Friday, March 31. Jane D. MACNAIR, wife of Thomas M.MACNAIR.
Funeral at 113 Pulascki street on Monday, at 8 P.M.

 SCHENCK- On Saturday, April 1. Anna Amelia, widow of Nicholas R.SCHENCK.
Funeral at Canarsie,L.I., on Tuesday at 2 P.M.

 SERVICE- On Saturday,April 1. at 78 Columbia Heights. Mrs.Mary SERVICE.

 SWAN- On Saturday, April 1. at 150 Wilson street, Richard William SWAM. 
Notice of funeral hereafter.

 TOM- April 1. Mrs Ellen TOM, wife of the late John B.TOM.

5 April 1893
DRANK CARBOLIC ACID
 Sarah MILLER, a young unmarried woman committed suicide about 7 o'clock this 
morning at 230 Cherry street, where she lived. She took carbolic acid to end 
her life.
From a note that she left it is believed that she was led to the act by the 
desertion of her lover, Reuben STONE, who had lost his employment as a shirt 
maker, and who it is understood, had told her that he could not afford to pay 
her attention any longer.

FUNERAL OF JOHN HOSEY
  John HOSEY, who had been attached to the Department of Buildings as 
Inspector of the Seventh and Twenty-third wards, was buried yesterday from 
his late residence, 533 Baltic street.He died of puenmonia, after an illness 
of about three weeks.He had been in the Buildings Department as an inspector 
seven years, and was highly regarded by his associates and friends.The 
interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery.

 BEARD- On Sunday,April 2, Nellie W., wife of William J.BEARD. 
Funeral 871 Lafayette avenue, on Tuesday at 8P.M.

 BURCH- On Monday,April 3. Columbus BURCH, 27.

 DAMEREL- On Sunday, April 2, Mary S. DAMEREL. 
Funeral at 403 Pacific street, on Tuesday at 3:30 P.M.

 LAWRENCE- On Monday, April 3, Jane E. LAWRENCE, 75, 
wife of the late John M. LAWRENCE. Funeral Tuesday, at 190 Keap street.

 PLUNKETT- On Monday,April 3, Francis PLUNKETT. 
Notice of funeral hereafter.

 SWAN- On Saturday,April 1. at 150 Wilson street, Richard SWAN, 58. 
Funeral on Tuesday at 7:45 P.M.

 Van DUZER- On April 1. Mrs.Caroline Van DUZER. 80. 
Funeral at 10 Saratoga avenue, on Tuesday at 8P.M.
 
    Capt.John DAVIS
 Capt.John DAVIS, for several years commander of the steam yacht Orrmore, 
died Saturday night at his home in Mount Sinai,L.I.  He was 45 years old,and 
leaves a widow and two sons.

    George BURROUGHS
  George BURROUGH, 56 years old, died at his home, 209 Manhattan avenue, 
Greenpoint, Saturday. For more than twenty-five years he was watchman in the 
Williamsburg bell tower.

6 April 1893
 BURCH- On Monday, April 3. Columbus BURCH, 27. 
Funeral at 15 Fourth avenue, on Wednesday at 7:30 P.M.

 DONLON- On Tuesday,April 4, at 146 Tillary street,Ann (MATTHEWS), 
wife of John and mother of Phillip,John and James DONLON. 
Funeral on Thursday at 9:30 A.M.

 McCUTCHEON- On April 3. Edward McCUTCHEON, 48

 MOORE- On Tuesday, April 4. at 116 Lafayette avenue, Hannah W.MOORE, 86.

 PLUNKETT- At 815A  Bergen street, on Monday,April 3. Francis PLUNKETT. 
Funeral Thursday at 9:30 A.M.

 WRIGHT- On Monday,April 3,  J.Jay WRIGHT, 42,husband of Lizzie A.  
Funeral at 199 Fifth avenue on Wednesday at 8P.M.

Thomas C.FAULKNER, the veteran editor, died at his home, 
225 Stockton street on Monday.

James Henry BEARD,the artist,died in Flushing yesterday.

7 April 1893
A DEAD BODY
  John JOHNSON, an employee of the Long Island Ferry Company, found 
the body of a woman floating in the slip at the foot of East 
Thirty-fourth street, at 8 o'clock this morning. With the aid of 
Policeman LOTT,of the East Thirty-fifth station, the body was fished 
out and taken to the morgue.It had been in the water three weeks or more,
and was much decomposed. The woman wore a black satin dress and dolman,
and a bonnet which was tied on with a large purple bow fastened by long 
black velvet strings.She was of medium height,had black hair which 
was beginning to grow gray, and weighed about 150 pounds.Several 
teeth were missing from her upper and lower jaw. It is thought the 
unknown woman was about 50years old. No one came to identify 
the body this morning.

FOUND DEAD
 John CHAMBERS,a waiter, was found dead in bed at his boarding house,
120 Bond street, this morning.

KILLED BY A CASK 
 Yesterday afternoon while loading casks on upon a truck at India Wharf, 
Louis BURGARD, employed by the Sonania Wine and Brandy Company,of 22-26 
Hamilton avenue, was killed by a cask rolling on him.
KILLED HERSELF
   Mrs.Frances EDDY and her 7-year-old daughter were found unconscious in a 
vacant lot at the corner of 139th street and St.Nicholas avenue,this morning. 
It was learned that the woman had made the child drink carbolic acid, and 
then swallowed some of the drug herself. Both were taken to the Harlem 
Hospital,where the mother died.The child has regained consciousness. She says 
she does not remember the street where they lived.

 CLARK- On Wednesday, April 5. William CLARK,81. Funeral at 183 Madison 
street on Thursday,at 8P.M.

 DICKSON- On Wednesday, April 5. Helen (STEWART), 78, 
wife of the late James S.DICKSON.

 ELLIOTT- On Wednesday,April 5. George C. ELLIOTT, 54.  Funeral Friday.

 HENEY- On Tuesday, April 4. Charles,husband of Catherine. 
Funeral from 303 Court street Friday,at 9:30 A.M.

 HENEY- On Wednesday, April 5. Richard J., son of Catherine and he late 
Charles. Funeral from 303 Court street, on Friday at 9:30 A.M.

 McMILLAN- On Tuesday,April 4. Mary J. McMILLAN, 64.
Funeral from 388 Kosciusko street, on Friday at 2 P.M.

 RILEY- On April 4. Mary J. RILEY,widow of C.W. RILEY. 
Funeral at 408 Dean street, on Thursday at 8P.M.

 WALBANOKE- On Tuesday, April 4. William G. WALBANOKE, 60. 
Funeral at 579 Evergreen avenue,on Saturday at 11 A.M.
 
8 April 1893
George I.SENEY, 
whose serious illness for three weeks past with angina pectoris and 
dilatation of the heart has been a cause of the liveliest 
solicitude to his family, and a  large circle of friends, died at about 
twenty minutes of 7 last evening, at the Grand Hotel, in New York. His 
physician, Dr.Charles C.LEE, and Dr. Alfred LOOMIS, consulting physician, both 
extended hope of his recovery until late yesterday afternoon,when they were 
hastily called on account of a very unfavorable turn in their patient's 
condition. He had an attack of nausea, which, in his enfeebled condition, 
they could not check.He failed gradually, peacefully and painlessly, 
conscious to the last. His wife and children,except his son, Albert G., who 
resides at Bernardsville, N.J., were present, besides other kindred. These 
included his daughter, Mrs.Elihu K. ROBINSON, Mrs.John N. SIMPSON, and her 
sons, George I. and Robert: Mrs.Nelson ROBINSON, Mrs.H.D.D. RIPLEY, Mrs.Albert 
T. PLUMMER and Mrs.George R. SHELDON.
 
FUNERAL OF JAMES BEARD
  The funeral service over the remains of the late James H.BEARD,N. A., took 
place at 2:30 P.M. to-day at Flushing,L.I. The relatives and a large number 
of friends of the deceased artist attended.The following well-known artist 
officiated as pallbearers; A.BIERSTADT,N. A.: James M.HART,N. A. ; J. B. A. 
WARD,ex-president N. A.;
Eastman JOHNSON, ex-president N.A. ; T. W. WOOD,president N. A. ; W. 
WHITTRIDGE,ex-president N. A. ;J.G. BROWN, N. A. ; Jarad B.FLAGG,N. A. 
FOUND FLOATING IN GOWANUS CANAL
 The body of an unknown man was found floating inthe Gowanus Canal at the 
foot of Second street by Arthur McMAHON,a watchman, this morning. The corpse 
was that of a man about 30 years old,with dark hair and mustache.The body has 
been removed to the morgue.
 Thomas NEWMAN, a brakeman on the Harlem River Railway track onTwelfth 
avenue, between Sixty-third andSixty-fourth streets,this morning. It is 
supposed he was run over by a train during the night.

DEBARRED
  Two Sisters Refused Admission to View a Dead Body.
   Coroner KENE was called upon last night by a Mrs.KANE,of 237 Thirty-sixth 
street, who informed him that her sister, Mrs.Annie HOWARD, had died at her 
home,330 Pearl street, and she believed that her death was caused by her 
husband's brutality; that her body was full of bruises.
   Word was sent to the First precinct station house by Deputy Coroner KELLY, 
and he was then informed that Mr.HOWARD had applied at that station for 
protection from two sister's of his wife.
   The names of the sisters are Mrs.BENNETT and Mrs.KANE, both of whom are 
known to the police. Police Captain CAMPBELL says that some years ago the 
BENNETT woman lived on Bridge street and was driven away by him.She then 
located in a house on State street, which the police afterwards raided. 
Mrs.HOWARD, who had always borne a good name, would have nothing to do with 
her sisters during her lifetime.
   She died on Wednesday from pneumonia, following an attack of ''grip''. 
Dr.CRUIKSHANK attended her and sent a certificate of death to the Health 
Department.
   After her death the two sisters came to the house and tried to get in.They 
were refused admittance by Mr.HOWARD, and immediately began to raise a 
disturbance. HOWARD went to the station house and applied for protection. A 
policeman was sent there to preserve the peace, and both women went away.The 
funeral took place at 1 o'clock to-day.
   Coroner KENE says he will investigate Mrs.KANE'S story, but he has 
confidence in Dr.CRUIKSHANK,who declares there is no reason to believe that 
Mrs. HOWARD had been subjected to any ill-treatment at the hands of her husband.

 ELLIOTT- On Wednesday,April 5. George C.ELLIOTT. 54. 
Funeral at 4 P.M. Friday.

 BAKER- On Thursday,April 6. Amelia L. BAKER,79. 
Funeral at 699 Putnam avenue on Sunday, at 8P.M.

 BROOKS- On April 5, at 412 Tenth street, Capt. E.A. BROOKS. 
Funeral Friday at 8 P.M.

 CARTER- On April 6, Ellen L., wife of George CARTER.  
Services Saturday, at 2P.M., at 1302 Herkimer street.

 DICKSON- On Wednesday. April 5. Helen (STEWART) 78, wife of the late James 
S.DICKSON. Funeral at 41 Stirling place, Friday at 8:30 P.M.

 ?OUCHIN- On Thursday, April 6, at Morris Park, Clara M., daughter of 
Mrs.Benjamin H.HORTON. Funeral on Saturday, at 2 P.M.,at 19? Johnson' street.

 WALBANCKE- On Tuesday, April 4. William G.WALBANCKE, 60. 
Funeral at 579 Evergreen avenue, on Saturday at 11 A.M.

8 April 1893
A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED 
  The body of the man which was found floating in the Gowanus Canal yesterday 
morning was identified late in the afternoon as that of Martin POWERS by his 
cousin, James POWERS. He committed suicide.

DIED FROM FALL
 John STUTZ, a 16 year-old boy who fell from the back of a delivery 
wagon upon which he was stealing a ride, died about 1 P.M.at the 
Homeopatric Hospital.

Seen to Pass, Through the Driveway and then Discovered Dead
  As the ferryboat Fulton came to the Brooklynside about 2 o'clock this 
morning, a well-dressed man about 50 years old, 5 feet 4 inches in height, 
with black side whiskers, wearing a dark spring overcoat and dark cutaway 
inside coat and patent leather shoes, was seen to go through the driveway 
from the rear of the boat. There were three wagons in the passageway, and, 
after they had gone ashore,a deck hand found the stranger lying on the 
ground, dead. He had evidently been run over by one of the wagons, and from 
the postion of the body it was believed that Borden's Condensed Milk truck, 
which was in the rear of the others two, had run over the man. The body was 
removed to the station house, and the driver of the Borden's wagon placed 
under arrest.His name is Michael MAHER.
  Coroner ROONEY was notified, and will hold an inquest.

 BAKER- On Thursday, April 6. Aelia (LOCKWOOD)BAKER, 79. Funeral at 699 
Putnam avenue on Sunday at 8P.M.

 ELLIOTT- On Thursday, April 6. Thomas A. 43. Funeral from 1091 Bushwick 
avenue on Saturday at 2 P.M.

 FARNSWORTH- On Saturday April 8, Mrs.Elizabet FARNSWORTH, widow of 
Gen.Addison FARNSWORH, at 104 Rockwell place.Funeral Monday at 2 P.M.

 FULLER- On Thursday, April 7. Isabelle (MERCCIA),wife of Humphrey R.FULLER
Funeral at 324 Putna avenue at 3 P.M. Saturday.

 HAGER- On Friday, April 7. Tillie, wife of Willie HAGER.

 HAVILAND- On Friday, April 7. Martha (COMSTOCK), widow of Robert H.HAVILAND. 
 Funeral at 346 McDonough street on Monday at 2 P.M.

 KEARNEY- On April 8. Mary (LYMANN)widow of James KEARNEY. Funeral from 235 
Sixteenth street on Monday at 2 P.M.

 MELIA- On April 7. Charles, husband of Eilen MELIA. Funeral from 483 Warren 
street, on Monday at 2 P.M.

 McNAMARA- On April 7. Nora (BURKE), wife of Michael McNAMARA. Funeral from 
252 Hailton avenue, on Sunday at 2 P.M.

 MOUNTAIN- On Thursday, April 6. John MOUNTAIN, 87. Funeral at 615 Willoughby 
avenue, on Saturday at 8 P.M.

 O'KEEFFE- On Friday, April 7. at 194 Hewes street, Bridget C.O'KEEFFE. 53.
Funeral Thursday at 10 A.M.

 PLACE- On Friday, April 7. Mrs.Emmaline PLACE, 78. Funeral at 211 Hancock 
street on Sunday at 2 P.M.

 THORNE- On Saturday April 8. Emily Maria BENSON, wife of Ogden H.THORNE.
Funeral at 134 Halsey street, on Monday at 2 :30 P.M.

 WALTER- On Thursday, April 6. Charles W.WALTER, 60. Funeral at 40 Douglass 
street on Saturday, at 2 P.M.

11 April 1893
He Was A Butler
 The body of the man who was run over by a milk wagon on the ferryboat Fulton 
yesterday morning was identified to-day as Walter JONES, a butler employed by 
John GIBBS, of 180 Gates avenue.

Henry MATITSEN, of 148 East Forty-eight street,New York, while at work on 
the new building, 2 Duane street, this morning, and fell nine stories through 
the fireshaft, and was killed.

BRECKINRIDGE- Suddenly on Monday, April 10, Rollin Ashley, Jr., only child 
of Rollin A. and Maude (SUMMERFIELD) BRECKINRIDGE, aged 1 year 7 months, 10 
days. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 216 
Garfield place,Thursday at 3 P.M.

   DROPPED DEAD
  John PANSY, 33 years old, of 518 Park avenue, while at work in Vesburgh's 
gas fixture manufactory, 738 Atlantic avenue this morning, dropped dead.

   IT IS THOUGHT SHE TOOK POISON
  Coroner KENE will have an autopsy performed this afternoon on the body of 
Mrs.Catherine ROSS, of 1512 Adas place,Flatbush. It is believed that she 
poisoned herself.

    FOR HER SON'S DEATH
  Mrs.Ann BYRNE, began a suit to-day in the City Court before Judge Van WYCK, 
as adinistratrix of her son's estate, against the Brooklyn City Railroad 
Company, for $5,000 damages for the loss of his life. He was employed by the 
company, and while digging in the vicinity of Fifty second street and First 
avenue was killed by the falling of a stone.

 BLANCHARD- On April 9. Charles BLANCHARD, 23. Funeral Tuesday at 8 P.M., at 
577 Atlantic avenue.

 DUNN- On Sunday, April 9. Alice (NORMAN), widow of Terence DUNN, a native of 
Queens County,Ireland. Funeral from 962 Kent avenue, on Wednesday at ? P.M.

 EPPIG- On Sunday, April 9. Leonhard EPPIG, 54. at 55 Central avenue. Notice 
of funeral hereafter.

 HAWKSHURST- On Saturday, April 8. Maria HAWKSHURST, widow of Isaac W.
HAWKSHURST, 81. Funeral at 865 Gates avenue, on Tuesday at 8 P.M.

 KING- On Sunday, April 9. Jabe O. KING. Funeral at 320 McDonough street, on 
Tuesday at 8 P.M.

 MURRELL- On Saturday, April 8. Robert MURRELL, 84.  Funeral at 213 Lafayette 
avenue, on Tuesday at 8 P.M.

 TOOMBS- On April 10. A.E.TOOMBS, 72, widow of John B.TOOBS, funneral at 278 
Court street on Tuesday at 7:30 P.M.

 WILLIAMS- On April 8. Mrs.Frances H.WILLIAMS widow of W.R.WILLIAMS. Funeral 
Tuesday at 8 P.M., from 188 Livingston street.

12 April 1893
AWFUL DEATH
        A Machinist Crushed Beyond Recognition by a Trolley Car
   Arthur ROGERSON, a young machinist in the employ of the Brooklyn City 
Railroad Company, met with a frightful death last night. At midnight, 
Clarence SOTIELD, of 137 Vermilyea street, was walking along Third avenue. In 
front of the carhouse, between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth streets, he 
noticed a dark form lying just beyond the gutter. He leaned over the figure, 
and  was horrified to discover that it was that of a dead man. The man's head 
was crushed,and his face so battered that recognition was impossible. The 
rough overalls that he wore were blood-stained, and there was a trail of bloo
d leading into the carhouse.
   SOFIELD cried out involuntarily, and the cry brought several of the stable 
hands to his assistance. The body was carried into the carhouse, where it was 
identified as that of young ROGERSON.
   When last seen alive, the young machinist was crawling under a car, the 
machinery of which needed oiling. It is supposed that the current was not 
turned off, and that the car started suddenly, that the young man's head was 
caught in the machinery, and that he was dragged into the street, where his 
mangled and bleeding body was found. The car was found some 20 feet away.
   The machinery was covered with blood. ROGERSON was 20 years old, and 
resided with his young wife, at 140 Centre street, where his body was taken 
last night. Coroner KENE has been notified of the case and will make an 
investigation.
** note the two different spelling,  SOTIELD-- SOFIELD

      BURIED AT SEA 
  Arand REIMERS, a German sailor on the bark Senator Iken, which arrived from 
Bremen this morning, died on April 6 of heart failure, and was buried at sea.

 BURGER- Sybil S. 54. wife of Edward BURGER, Funeral at 421 Hancock street, 
on Friday at 5 P.M.

 COOK- On Wednesday,April 12, at 161 Wyckoff street, Alfred Vincent COOK, 17,
son of Mark and Ann COOK. Notice of funeral hereafter.

 EGAN- On April 11. Louisa EGAN, 83. Funeral on Thursday, at 7:30 P.M. at 783 
Kent avenue.

 McCONNELL- On April 10, Mary J.  widow of Charles McCONNELL. Funeral at 119 
Prospect place, on Thursday at 8 P.M.

 WHALEY- On Tuesday, April 11. Edwin D. WHALEY, 62. Funeral at 467 Bedford 
avenue on Thursday at 8 P.M.

 ZAHRT- On Wednesday, April 12, John C. ZAHRT. 38. Notice of funeral hereafter.

13 April 1893
THREE DEAD
     Terrible Result of a Tenement House Fire
  In a frightful tenement housefire at 892 Broadway, in the Eastern District, 
late yesterday afternoon, a mother and her two children were actually roasted 
alive. Other inmates of the house were terribly burned in making their escape 
from the burning structure, but as yet only the following are dead: 
Mrs.William AINSWORTH, 37 years old: Harry AINSWORTH, 7 years old, and Annie 
AINSWORTH, 2 years old. Josie AINSWORTH, 4 years old, is in St.Catharine's 
Hospital, where it was stated at noon to-day that the chances are good for 
her recovery. Little Josie was partly suffocated and burned about the face 
and hands.
   It was alittle before 6o'clock last night when a man, passing by 892 
Broadway, rushed into Charles FUCHRER'S saloon, which is located on the 
ground floor of the building, and told them that the place was on fire. 
FUEHRER ran upstairs, where he saw volumes of smoke coming out of the 
apartments occupied by Mrs.Kate ADAMS. He first opened the door, and saw 
Mrs.ADAMS working hard trying to extinguish a small blaze.
   Suddenly, and as if by magic, the whole place was enveloped in flames. 
FUEHRER yelled up the stairway to the familes above ,that the place was on 
fire, and then he and Mrs.ADAMS made their way down the stairway to the 
street. Mrs.ADA'S hair was all ablaze when she reached the street, but the 
fire was quickly smothered.
   The top floor of the building was tenanted by William AINSWORTH, an 
electrician, with his wife Mary, and four children.
   John BOCK,and his wife, Eva, and John KEANER, his wife and three children, 
occupied rooms in the second and third flats.
   Thomas FAGAN, a policean attached to the Vernon avenue station, was on the 
roof of a neighboring building at the time, and he called out to 
Mrs.AINSWORTH to make her way to the front of the building, and that the 
firemen would take her down.Mrs.AINSWORTH started with the three children, 
and tried to make her way through the smoke and flames. She evidently only 
got as far as the next room, where she and her children were overcome by the 
smoke. Here the three unfortunates were actually roasted alive.
   Nearly five minutes were lost by the firemen in cutting down the telegraph 
and electric light wires, which prevented them from raising ladders, as the 
wires passed near the building. Finally, when ladders had been raised, one 
brave fireman entered the building, and quickly returned with Josie. She was 
still alive, and was taken to St.Catharine's Hospital.
   The next trip of the fireman in the building resulted in finding the body 
of Mrs. AINSWORTH. It was terribly burned and was removed to Moflat & 
Kramer's law offices, at 814 Broadway. Then the bodies of the AINSWORTH 
children were taken out of the building. They were also badly burned and 
flesh dropped off as they were taken away.
   Coroner CREAMER will hold an inquest in the case some time to-day at 
Mrs.FORD'S residence, 984 Myrtle avenue. She is a sister of Mrs.AINSWORTH. 
The bodies of the unfortunates were taken to Vernon avenue station last 
night, and this morning they were removed to Mrs.FORD'S.
   The damage to the building at 892 Broadway is not over $6,000. It is owned 
by Henry MONDAY, of 311 Third avenue, and is pronounced by all to be a 
veritable fire trap.

 BARNARD- On April 12. at 171 Prospect place, Alfred BARNARD. 74. 
Funeral at 8.P.M.

 BURGER- Sybil S. 54, wife of Edward BURGER. Funeral at 421 Hancock street, 
on Friday at 5P.M.

 COFFIN- On Wednesday, April 12. Thomas COFFIN. 84. Funeral on Friday at 344 
McDonough street, at 8 P.M.

 DEY- On Thursday. Harriet A.DEY. Funeral from 808 Halsey street, on Friday 

 PIERSON- On April 13. Mrs.Lydia(TABOR) PIERSON, 84, at 32 Monroe street. 
Notice of funeral hereafter.

 REED- On Thursday, April 13, at 425 Nostrand avenue, George A.REED.

14 April 1893
THE ''L'' SUICIDE IDENTIFIED
 The body of the young woman who committed suicide early Thursday morning by 
throwing herself in front of an ''L'' train on the Third avenue line in New 
York, was identified as Mrs.Georgianna WILLIS, of 649 Barrow street,Astoria. 
The identification was made by John J. WILLIS, her brother-in-law, of that 
address, who said that she and her husband had been living with him there 
during the last six months.

 BILLICH- Charles F.BILLICH. Funeral from 54 Park place, Saturday at 8P.M.

 COLLINS- On Thursday, April 13. at 301 Throop avenue, George J.COLLINS,
Postmaster of Brooklyn. Funeral at the Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church, on 
Sunday at 8 P.M.

 MICHELSEN- On April 13. Christopher MICHELSEN, 39. Funeral at 187 Nassau 
street on Sunday at 2 P.M.

 MULLANY- On Friday, April 14. James F.MULLANY. Funeral from 53 Woodhull 
street, on Sunday at 2:30 P.M.

 PIERSON- On April 13. Mrs.Lydia (TABOR) PIERSON, 84., at 32 Monroe street. 
Funeral on Saturday, at 3 P.M.

 WEAVER- On Friday, April 14. at 283 South Fourth street., John WEAVER.

15 April 1893
 August GUDEL, of 803 Halsey street, fell on the sidewalk near the Halsey 
street elevated railroad station, and was picked up dead.

John FLYNN- 
who had been a member of the Board ofEducation for seventeen 
years, died yesterday orning at his residence, 678 Dean street.
	John FLYNN, who had been a member of the Board of Education for seventeen 
years, died yesterday morning at his residence, 678 Dean street. Mr.FLYNN had 
been in impaired health with Bright's desease, terminating in dropsy. He was 
about 52 years old. Mr.FLYNN was an active member of the Board, and one of 
its Committee on Public School No.9. He was also on the Teachers Committee 
much of the time during his connection with the Board. Mr.FLYNN leaves a 
widow and several children. One daughter is in the Training School and two 
others are in the High School. The Board of Education met this morning and 
adopted resolutions of condolence and respect and the members will meet again 
to make arrangements for attending the funeral, which will take place at 
St.Joseph's Catholic Church on Pacific street, Wednesday morning.

  Patrick McGOWAN, representing the Sixth Assembly district in the 
Legislature, died this morning at his residence, 217 Eighteenth street, after 
an illness of about one week, with pneumonia, aged about 52 years. Mr.McGOWAN 
was one of the oldest residents of the Eighth ward, and up to two years ago 
had been for many years a dry goods merchant on Fifth avenue. Mr.McGOWAN 
leaves a widow but no children. His mother is still living, residing in 
Twenty-sixth street, and he has a widowed sister, Mrs.DUNNIGAN, residing in 
Third avenue. Mr.McGOWAN, though an active Democrat, had not been in public 
life before. He ran some years ago for Alderman against James WEIR,Jr., and 
was defeated by a very small majority.

 ANTHONY- On Saturday, April 15. Ellen ANTHONY, wife of Robert E. ANTHONY.
Funeral at 198 Greene avenue, Tuesday at 5 P.M.

 BENNETT- On Saturday, April 15. Ada R. BENNETT, daughter of Z.R. and Mary C. 
BENNETT. Services at 424 Herkimer street, Monday at 8 P.M.

 BURNS- On Friday, April 11. Samuel J. BURNS, 48. late of the Brooklyn Fire 
Department. Funeral from 666 Sixth avenue, on Monday at 3 P.M.

 LEDYARD- On Saturday, April 15. Mary A.LEDYARD. Funeral at 146 St.James 
place, Tuesday at 2:30 P.M.

 McENTEE- On April 15. Mary, wife ofthe late Edward McENTEE. Funeral from 128 
Canton street, April 18 at 9:30A.M.

 SKINNER- On Friday, April 14. Walter J., 26, son ofthe late Ebenezer and 
Rebecca SKINNER. Funeral at 243 Franklin avenue, on Monday at 8 P.M.

 SWEENEY- At 199 Stirling place, Maria L., wife ofJohn A.SWEENEY and daughter 
of John and Eliza KONVALINKA. Funeral at 9:30 A.M. Tuesday.

18 April 1893
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY DRINK
  James WHITE, of 100 Wyckoff street, came home intoxicated last night and 
took a dose of paris green. His wife thinks the liquor unsettled his mind.

 CROMBIE- On Sunday, April 16, at Monticello, N.Y. Prof. John S. CROMBIE, 39.
Principal of the Adelphi Academy, Brooklyn,N.Y. Funeral at the Lafayette 
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Wednesday at 3:30 P.M.

 GRADY- On Monday, April 17, James T.GRADY. Funeral at 128 Fort Greene place, 
on Wednesday at 8 P.M.

 GURNELL- On Monday, April 17, Robert GURNELL, son of Mrs.Elizabeth GURNELL 
and Robert B.GURNELL. Funeral at 3 P.M. Wednesday at 91 Luqueer street.

19 April 1893
BROWER- On Tuesday,April 18. Jane BROWER, 66. Funeral from 456 Sackett 
street, on Friday at 2 P.M.

 FRADLEY- On Tuesday, April 18.Frederick FRADLEY, 76. Funeral at 153 
President street, on Thursday at 8 P.M.

 HAFFEY- On Monday, April 17. Mary E.HAFFEY, widow of the late R.C.WILLIAMS.
Funeral from 690 Bergen street on Thursday at 3 P.M.

 McCORMICK- OnTuesday, April 18. Mary E., wife of James McCORMICK. Funeral at 
1230 St.Marks avenue on Friday at 9 :30 A.M.

 SCHNIBBE- On Wednesday, April 19. Charles H.SCHNIBBE, 23. Notice of funeral 
in tomorrows papers.

 STROHM- At 365 Sixth street,Carolina, 53, widow of Herman STROHM.

20 April 1893
SHOT HERSELF - Mrs.HARRIS a Suicide Beside Her Husband's Coffin
  Mrs.Oscar J.HARRIS, formerly of this city, shot herself through the heart 
yesterday at New Haven, Conn. The cause of her action was grief at the death 
of her husband, which occurred on Wednesday, as the result of a surgical 
operation.
  When Mr.HARRIS' condition was found to be such that the operation of 
laparotomy would have to be resorted to. Mrs.HARRIS openly declared that 
schould the operation prove fatal, she would kill herself.
   Although few of her friends thought that she would carry out her 
threat,yet she was closely watched. That Mrs.HARRIS' threat was not an idle 
one was proved yesterday at noon, when a pistol shot rang through the house.A 
servant rushed to the parlor, and found the body of her mistress lying 
lifeless at the casket side, a tiny stream of blood flowing from a wound in 
the left breast. A pistol ball had ended the young widow's grief.
   Oscar J.HARRIS went to New Haven from this city last January with his 
bride of less than a year. He was 36 years and his wife was 29. HARRIS made a 
great many friends and became president of the law and collection firm of 
Snow,Church&Co., of that city. He became prominent not only in mercantile 
circles but in society.
  An intestinal trouble became so severe two weeks ago that his physicians 
declared that the only chance of saving the patient's life was by the 
operation of laparotomy.
  Mrs.HARRIS appreciated the danger that attended the use of the surgeons 
knives, but consented to have her husband taken to the New Haven Hospital, 
where the operation was to be performed.
  ''Remember'' said Mrs.HARRIS, when she had the conversation with the 
physicians,''that if the operation terminates fatally I will kill myself.''
  The physicians endeavored to reassure her, and thought they had done so. Mr 
HARRIS was then removed to the hospital and the operation was performed, but 
the patient did not have sufficent vitality to recover from the operation,and 
died yesterday.
   The duty of telling Mrs.HARRIS of her husband's death devolved upon a 
hospital attendant. When she heard the news she broke down and cried:''oh, 
I'LL kill myself; oh. I'll kill myself. My poor Oscar, my poor Oscar.'' A 
physician was called in and tried to quiet the distracted woman.In the 
meanwhile, the dead body of her husband was brought home and placed in the 
parlor.
   Mrs.HARRIS yesterday morning seemed much calmer.The servant who had 
closely attended her seemed confident that her mistress would not carry out 
her threat and left her alone for a few moments.The servent was not out of 
the room two minutes when Mrs.HARRIS killed herself.
   People who rushed into the room found Mrs.HARRIS lying near the body of 
her husband, her right hand grasping the stock of a smoking revolver. The 
bullet had passed through her heart, coming out in the back. She died without 
speaking. The weapon with which she killed herself was one which her husband 
had kept in a bureau.
   It was discovered last evening that Mrs.HARRIS yesterday wrote letters of 
farewell to all her friends and her husband's partner, Fred W.BALDWIN. In one 
of the letters she disposed of a $2,000 life insurance policy, which would 
have come to her by her husband's death.
   Mrs.HARRIS maiden name was Frauces DANYKE, and she was well known in 
Brooklyn's social circle. Her husband leaves a father and three brothers.
   The bodies will be brought to this city this evening, and will be taken to 
KUHIKE'S undertaking establishment, 154 Court street, where they will remain 
until Sunday,when the funeral services will be held.

PALLBEARERS AT ALLAN NICHOL'S FUNERAL
  At the funeral of the late Chief Deputy Collector of Interanl Revenue, 
Allan NICHOLS
at the Church ofthe Messiah, tomorrow afternoon, the pallbearers will be:
Col. Alexander S. BACON, Bainbridge HINCKLEY, Joseph MATHERS, James MALLETTE, 
Prof. Frank DRISLER, Seward BUTLER, Thomas B.SIMS, and ex-Congressman William 
G. WALLACE. The Rev.C. R. BAKERis expected to conduct the services assisted 
by Bishop LITTLEJOHN and Rev.T. H. SILL, rector of St.Chrysostom's 
Church, NewYork.

 DAVIS- On Thursday,April 20, John DAVIS, 55. Funeral from 26 Douglass 
street, on Saturday at 2 P.M.

 JENNINGS- On April 19, at 103 York street, Ann JENNINGS, 45. Funeral 
Saturday from Assumption Church at 9:30 A.M.

 JONES- On April 9. Edward H., 28, son of Edward and Mary JONES. Services at 
937 Gates ave, on Friday at 8:30 P.M.

 KRETZ- On Wednesday, April 19, George C.KRETZ, 66, husband of Mathilde 
KRETZ. Funeral Friday, at 7:30 P.M.,at 229 Dean street.

 OGDEN- On Thursday, April 20. William OGDEN. 58. Funeral at Rutherford, on 
Saturday at 3 P.M.

 SCHNIBBE- On Wednesday, April 19. Charles F.SCHNIBBE, 23. Funeral at 17A 
Suydam place, on Friday at 8 P.M.

21 April 1893
R.L.WILCOX, 
58 years old, of 376 Degraw street, was stricken with paralysis 
last evening while standing at Bedford and Putnam avenues with his wife and 
two children,waiting for a street car. He was taken to the Aurora Grata 
clubhouse ,atBedford avenue and Madison street, and died a few moments after. 
Mr. WILCOX was an agent forthe New York Life InsuranceCompan, with an office 
at 371 Fulton street.

  Charles MERRILL died at his home,78 South Tenth street,Eastern District, 
yesterday. He was 93 years old. He was one of the founders of the Seventh 
Presbyterian Church, and was a member of its official board for many years. 
Four sons and three daughters survive him.

  Capt.Henry WILLS died at his home,1? Jefferson street, Eastern District, 
Thursday night. He was 69 years old. He was prominent in Grand Army and State 
military circles.

  Gustav GRIEBER, for thirty years prominent among German journalists, died 
at his home, 14 Wyckoff street, last night. He was born in Pomeranta, 
Prussia, 73 years ago, and came to this country when he was 33 years of age. 
Early in life he studied medicine, and later was an actor in several of the 
prominent German theatres. He retired from jourualism two ears ago.

 BRYAN- Services of William BRYAN, at 1433 Prospect place, on Saturday

 HIGGINS- At 14 Hamilton avenue, Bertha, 33, wife of George A.HIGGINS. 
Funeral Sunday, at 2 P.M.

 LYON- At 237 Vernon avenue, Yette LYON, 57, wife of Abraham LYON. Funeral 
Sunday, at 1 P.M.

 MAYER- On Friday, April 21. Edward MAYER, 63. Funeral from 1061 Myrtle 
avenue, on April 23, at 2 P.M.

 MERRILL- At 78 South Tenth street, on Friday, April 21. Charles MERRILL, 93.

 McCROSSIN- On April 21, at 377 Jefferson avenue, Hugh McCROSSIN, 54. Notice 
of funeral hereafter.

 ROTHERY- Thursday, April 20. at 442 State street, Mary A., widow of Robert 
V.ROTHERY. Funeral on Saturday at 8 P.M.

 QUIGLEY- At 155 North Seventh street, on Thursday, April 20. Catharine 
QUIGLEY, 57. Funeral Sunday afternoon.

22 April 1893
STRUCK DEAD- An Italian Knocked Down by an Irate Husband
   William McMULLEN, of 55 Van Brunt street, a foreman stevedore for WELSH 
Brothers, was arraigned in Justice TIGHE'S court this morning for 
homicide,having caused the death of Conrice ALLEA, an Italian junckman, of 6 
Union street. McMULLEN invited his wife Margaret and her nine-year-old 
brother Vincent to attend the funeral of another stevedore yesterday 
afternoon, and when they returned from the cemetery they went back to the 
residence of the widow. About 11 o'clock they started for home, and on the 
way McMULLEN stopped to lace a shoe. His wife walked onward was crossing Van 
Brunt and Sedgwick street when ALLEA sprang forward and caught her about the 
waist.She screamed for help, and her husband ranup, and struck ALLEA on the 
left side of the head, knocking him down.In the fall he struck his head on 
the curbstone causing a fracture of the base of the skull from the effects of 
which he died instantly. He was accompanied by two companions, named James 
COLUMBO, 20 years of age, and Amecho BASETICE, 23 years, but they took no 
part in the affair.
    The scream of Mrs.MULLEN and the encounter attracted Roundsman HACKETTof 
the Amity street station and two patrolmen, and when they picked ALLEA up 
they found that he was dead.
    They took McMULLEN and his wife and the two Italians to the station 
house, and had the body of the dead taken to the Morgue.
    This morning when McMULLEN was brought up he pleaded not guity, and his 
examination was set down for May 2. His wife was discharged, and the Italians 
were held as witnesses.

A YOUNG COLORED WOMAN'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH
Her Name Unknown To The Police
    To-day Frank HEELY, who lives over the bird store of Henry HOYLE, at 246 
Grand street, called at the Fifth precinct station house and reported that a 
young colored woman was sick at his room. When asked the name of the woman he 
said he did not know it.Byway of accounting for his lack of knowledge of the 
woman he told the police that he met her the evening before on Marcy avenue 
for the first time. She had accosted him, and they had been in each others 
company until he came to report the woman's sickness.
     HEELEY, who is employed in the bird store,over which he lives,was held 
by the police, and an ambulance sent to his rooms for the young woman. She 
was taken to St.Catharine's Hospital,but died within a half an hour of her 
admittance.No ante-mortem statement was taken, because of the young woman's 
condition, but Coroner CRENMER directed that HEELEY be held pending a 
post-mortem examination and further investigation of the facts surrounding 
the case.
     HEELEY admitted when questioned by the detectives that the young woman 
had been drinking in his room,but what they had to drink he refused to say. 
The woman died quietly.

A BROOKLYN MAN KILLED
   James DUNNELL, of Brooklyn,N.Y.; an axeman in a surveying party,on the 
Consolidated road,was struck bya train at the Housatonic River last night and 
instantly killed. The body was thrown into the river,and has not been 
recovered. Nothing is known of the man's relatives.

 BAKER- At 245 Bregen street, Ebenezer T.BAKER.

 *HARRINGTON-  On Sunday, April 23. Jane HARRINGTON, wife of  William 
HARRINGTON. Funeral from 234 South Fourth street, on Wednesday at 2 P.M.
*typed it as printed.

 KERR- On Friday, April 21. George W.KERR, at 458 Myrtle avenue. 
Funeral Monday at 7 P.M.

 LIGHT- Edward M.,28, husband of Minnie STADTLANDER, and son of Frederick and 
the late Elizabeth LIGHT. Funeral at 177 Penn street, on Wednesday

 MERRILL- At 78 South Tenth street,on Friday,April 21. Charles MERRILL, 93. 
Funeral Monday at 8 P.M.

 ROBERTSON- On Saturday,April 22. Margaret, wife of George ROBERTSON. Funeral 
from 208 Sands street, on Tuesday at 2 P.M.

24 April 1893
MURDER - A Young Italian Fatally Wounds Two Women.
   What will probably prove a double murder took place last evening in Harris 
court, a small alley running half a block from Front street between Adams and 
Washington streets. The houses in this court are occupied by Italians, over 
forty families being huddled together in the half dozen houses in the court.
   James PAVARA lived with his wife and mother-in-law. Matalina CASTAQUELLA, 
on the second floor of No.2. PAVARA had complained of being sick for some 
time, and made this an excuse for not working. His business was that of night 
seavenger. His wife and mother-in-law consulted several doctors, and had the 
young man examined to find out what ailed him.Every doctor appealed to 
declared that the young man had nothing the matter with him,his only aliment 
being laziness.
    Last evening, while the three were at supper, the mother-in-law told 
PAVARA that if he would not work he would have to get out of the house, and a 
quarrel ensued. Mrs.CUSTAQUELLA grew very angry,and taking a small mattress 
up from the floor, told Pauara to ''take up his bed and walk''.
   This angered the young man very much, so he whipped out a 42-calibre 
self-cocking revolver from his hip pocket and fired a shot at his 
mother-in-law, wounding her in the arm a little above the wrist. The women 
both ran out screaming into the hallway, followed by PAVARN.
    Frincesco VERAGINO, a tenant, occupying an adjoining room, hearing the 
pistol shot, ran out into the hallway, and seeing the danger the women were 
in, pulled them into his apartment. As he did so,PAVARA fired two more shots 
in rapid succession, one of the bullets taking effect in Mrs.CASTAQUELLA'S 
right breast.
    VERAGINO then slammed the door of his room shutting the women in. PAVARA 
then ran downstairs with the revolver still in his hand,and was met on the 
landing by Emanuella DONADO, a woman about 60 years of age. She tried to 
impede his passage and threw her arms around him with the intention of 
detaining him, then he placed the pistol close to her breast and fired.The 
old woman fell in a heap to the floor of the hallway, and PAVARA made one 
more attempt to make his escape. At the main doorway he was met by a man 
named Pasquale PORZIO, who knew him well. PORZIO is a well-built man, and 
caught hold of PAVARA with iron grasp. A struggle began between the two men, 
and PAVARA suceeded in relasing himself. He darted down the courtyard like a 
deer, and ran directly into the arms of Policeman KEEBAN, of the Second 
precinct, who had heard the shots and was on his way to the scene.
   Great excitement prevailed among the Italians as the news spread. An 
ambulance call was sounded and Surgeon KENT responded. Both women were 
removed to the hospital.
   Mrs.DONADA only lingered a few hours after her arrival. Mrs.CUSTAQUELLA  
will probably die. Coroner KENE was notified and will hold an inquest.
   PAVARA was taken before Justice WALSH today, charged with murder in the 
first degree and felonious assault. Counselor CARAO entered a plea of not 
guity and the hearing was set down for Monday.

 CHILTON- Jane A.CHILTON. Funeral at 8 P.M. Tuesday, at 365 Bergen street.

 GREGORY- At 243 South Second street, William D.GREGORY, son of the late 
David and Ann GREGORY. Notice of funeral hereafter.

 McDONALD- On Sunday,April 23. James McDONALD, 54. Funeral from 1572 Pacific 
street, on Tuesday at 3 P.M.

 MORGAN- On Monday, April 24. Patrick MORGAN, 64. Funeral on Wednesday at 
9:30 A.M. at 112 York street.

 SMITH- On Monday, April 24. Eliza A.SMITH, 81. Funeral Wednesday at 8 P.M., 
at 126 State street.

25 April 1893
BARNEY DEGNAN DEAD
  Bernard T. DEGNAN, chief clerk of the Lee avenue police court,died at his 
home,126 Kosciusko street,this morning. He was well known among labor 
organizations and was grand marshal of the first Labor Day parade held inthe 
city. He was a member of the Hatters Union,and have been chief clerk of the 
Lee avenue court since 1889. For seven months he had been suffering from 
cancer of the stomach.

IN A BATHTUB,
      Mrs.HODGES Drowns Herself While Alone in Her Apartments.
  Mrs.Alice HODGES, wife of Charles E.HODGES, of 615 St.Marks avenue, 
committed suicide yesterday at her home by drowning herself in the bathtub on 
the fourth floor of the building, which is an apartment house.
  Her lifeless body was discovered about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and the 
discovery was brought about by the fact that the water had overflowed in the 
bathtub, and had leaked through the flooring into the apartments below.
   Mr.HODGES is manager for Barnard & Co., the sporting goods merchanes of 
Bond street, New York. Yesterday morning he left home at 7 o'clock, and his 
wife at that time seemed in the best of spirts. She was left alone in the 
apartments, as her servants had left only a few days before. About an hour 
after her husband's departure
Mrs. HODGES was seen by a domestic named Ellen RYAN, employed by the family 
living on the floor above, but so far as is known, she was not seen 
afterwards by anyone.
   When the water began to drop from the ceiling of the third floor the 
bellboy, Joseph HESSFORD, was sent for, to inquire the cause.The boy ran 
upstairs, but found all the doors locked in the HODGES apartment.He then 
summoned Edson E. JANNING, the janitor and engineer of the flats, who forced 
open the door and went to the bathroom to ascertain the trouble.The bathroom 
door was also locked, and he burst it open.
  A volume of gas came pouring from the room as the door was opened, he 
entered the bathroom, raised the windows leading to the airshaft, and turned 
off the gas.Looking into the bathtub, he saw Mrs.HODGE'S body lying under the 
water, nude. She was dead, and apparently had been for some hours.
  On examining the bathroom, it was found that every crevice had been stopped 
up with rags, showing a determination on the part of the deceased to end her 
life.
   A 9-year-old daughter of Mrs.HODGES arrived from school during the 
excitement, and was taken in charge by people in the house. She said that her 
mother kissed her goodbye when she left for school,and told her to come home 
without stopping on the way. Mr.HODGES is completely prostrated by the 
occurrence, and says he cannot conceive of any motive for his wife's act. 
They had been married over ten years, he said, and had never had any domestic 
trouble of any kind.While at the breakfast table in the morning they were 
pleasantly dispenssing their proposed trip to the World's Fair, and the 
arrangements to attend the naval parade on Thursday.
   Coroner KENE will hold an inquest in the case. No arrangements have yet 
been made for the funneral.

BUTLER- On Tuesday, April 25. John Joseph BUTLER, 21, son of P.H. BUTLER. 
Funeral from 396 Degraw street, on Thursday,at 9A.M.

 BUZELLE- On April 25, George B.BUZELLE, General Secretary of the Brooklyn 
Bureau of Charities. Service at North Reformed Church, Clermont avenue,near 
Myrtle. Wednesday at 4 P.M.

 COCHRANE- On Monday,April24. John R.COCHRANE, 237 Fulton street. 
Notice of funeral hereafter.

 HANNAN- On April 25, John HANNAN, Sr., at 7 Manhasset place. 
Funeral Thursday at 3P.M.

 MIXER- On Monday, April 24. Emilly Francis, wife of the late Henry MIXER. 
Funeral from 120 Gates avenue, Wednesday at 3 P.M.

 QUIRK- On Monday, April 24.Mary, 75. widow of Jeremiah QUIRK. Funeral from 
St.Nicholas avenue,near Gates, on Thursday at 9A.M.

 REARDON- On April 24. David REARDON, 33. husband of Mary ROSS. Funeral from 
153 Douglass street, on Thursday at 2P.M.

 SMITH- On Monday,April 24. Eliza A.SMITH. 81. Funeral Wednesday at 8 P.M., 
at 126 State street.

 STREET- At 178 Macon street, on April 25, Edwin A.STREET, 55. 
Funeral on Thursday at 3 P.M.

 TILTON- On Tuesday, April 25. Amos A. eldest son of William J. and Sarah 
J.TILTON. Notice of funeral hereafter.

 WILTSE- On April 24. Julia Lawrence, 72, wife of Eugene WILTSE. Funeral from 
67 Jefferson avenue, on Wednesday at 4 P.M.

26 April 1893
 Last night Mrs.Catherine MAUN died suddenly at her home, 160 Fourth avenue.

 The body of a man was floating in the water at the foot of Clinton street 
to-day. It is thought to be the body of John TWEDDELL.

 Yesterday, Mar DRISCOLL, aged 35 years, living at 22 Coles street, was found 
dead in her bed.
 
  Michael RYAN, a watchman on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dock, saw an 
unknown and well-dressed man jump off the dock last night, and sink.

BAKER- Entered into rest April 26, in her 78th year. Harriette(WOODS) BAKER, 
mother of Rev.Charles R.BAKER. Funeral at Church of the Messiah,corner Greene 
and Clermont avenues, Friday, 28th inst.,at 5 o'clock. Kindly omit flowers.

 CRANE- On Wednesday,April 26, of pneumonia.Edward P.CRANE, in the 57th year 
of his age. Funeral services from his late residence, 48 Douglas street, 
Saturday,29th inst., at 8 P.M. Interment at Pompton Plains, N.J.

 BUTCHER- On April 25. Thomas BUTCHER, Funeral on Thursday at 2:30 P.M. at 
St.Stephens P. E. Church, Jefferson ave, corner Patchen.

 HARPER- On Wednesday morning, April 26. Emma M., wife of David HARPER and 
only daughter of Thomas B.SIDEBATHAM,Sr. Funeral at 170 Clifton place,on  
Friday at 7 P.M.

 HARRIS- On Tuesday, April 25. Margaret HARRIS in her 77th year. Funeral 
Friday at 2:30 P.M. from the residence of her grandson, William L.BURRILL, 
105 St.John's place.

 KETCHAM- On Wednesday,April 26,at his residence,43 Jefferson avenue, Henry 
E.KETCHAM,in his 52nd year.Funeral at St.John's M.E.Church, Bedford 
avenue,and Wilson street,on Saturday at 2:30 P.M.

 LONGWORTH- On Monday, April 24. David LONGWORTH,in his 80th year.Funeral 
from St.Mark's P.E.Church,Bedford avenue and South Fifth street,on Thursday 

 MAGEE- On Monday, April 24. Joseph MAGEE,in his 62nd year.Funeral on 
Thursday,at 2 P.M. from the Church of the Redeemer,Fourth avenue and ????

 SIMONSON- On Tuesday,April 25, at the residence of her mother,Ella B. 
SIMONSON. Funeral on Thursday,from 831 Dean street at 8 P.M.

 TILTON- OnTuesday, April 25. Amos A., 43. oldest son of William H. and Sarah 
J.TILTON. Funeral at 588 St.Marks avenue,onThursday at 8P.M.

 VAUGHAN- On Tuesday, 25th, Annie, wife of John VAUGHAN. Funeral from155 
Willoughby street,on Friday at 9:30A.M.

27 April 1893
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE BY A SCOLDING.
  Lena GOEGERA pretty little German woman, 24 years old, attempted suicide 
last night at her home, 298  Hudson avenue,but was prevented from swallowing 
a decoction of Paris green and whiskey by her husband,Gustav,who had scolded 
her for being intoxicated,and this driven her to the rash act,according to 
the story he told Justice WALSH.The justice reprimanded the woman,and allowed 
her to go home.

FUNERAL OF JOHN J.BUTTLER
A large number of friends of the late John J.BUTLER, son of P.H.BUTLER, 
ex-President of the Liquor Dealers Association attended the funeral services 
yesterday at St.Agnes Church.High mass was celebrated.The pall-bearers were 
John McKEE, John and Edward QUINN, George KENDAL, Michael LEAHY, Daniel and 
Patrick MANNIS and John VAUGHAN. The interment was at Holy Cross 
Cemetery,Flatbush.

FUNERAL OF EDWIN A.STREET
  Funeral services over the remains of Edwin A.STREET,who died of heart 
disese at his home,173 Macon street,Tuesday morning, were held yesterday 
afternoon at the Church of the Reconeiliation. 
The interment was in Greenwood Cemetery.

SOUGHT DEATH
   Benjamia W.BUCHANAN,69 years old, an attendant in the Supreme Court, 
committed suicide about 7o'clock this morning, at his home,108 West 
Washington place,New York. He cut his throat on the roof and then jumped into 
the street below, a distance of three and one-half stories.
   Some time after 6 o'clock this morning BUCHANAN arose from bed and dressed 
himself.He told his wife that he was not feeling well and was going to the 
roof. His wife told him that the cold morning air would hurt him. He replied 
that he thought it would brighten him up, and then left the room.
   Soon, after that, Charles BRAZZO, a little newsboy,of 342 Bleecker 
street,was walking along West Washington place. He saw a man standing on the 
edge of a roof at No.108.The man drew a razor across his throat and jumped 
from the roof.He struck the railing on the stoop and bounced out on the 
pavement. The frightened boy ran around the corner for a policeman, who came 
hurriedly to the scene. Just as the ambulance arrived with a surgeon from 
St.Vincent's Hospital.BUCHANAN drew his last breath.

A FATAL SLIP
  A fatal accident occurred last evening on the Atlantic Avenue Railroad,the 
victim being Mary MALLON,a servant,36 years old, residing at 515 St.Marks 
avenue. She was standing on the platform on the southeast corner of 
Vanderbilt avenue and Atlantic,waiting for the east-bound train,when her 
attention was attracted to something.Turning suddenly,she slipped from the 
platform to the track just as a wild-cat engine hove in sight.
  The engine was upon her before she could get out of the way,and the wheels 
passed over both legs,mangling them horribly.
  The womanws lifted tenderly from her position by two policemen who 
witnessed the accident,and was taken in an ambulance to the Seney Hospital.
  It was evident to the physicians that the women could not live,so Coroner 
KENE was notified to come and take anti-mortem statement.
  The engineer,Homer N.MARTIN, and the fireman, Thomas REICHELDERFER,were 
placed under arrest,and were held to-day by Justice HAGGERTY to await the 
result of the Coroner's inquest.

28 April 1893
BURIED IN RUINS
     Two Children Were Injured,One of Them Fatally.
  Several workmen have been engaged during the past-two days in tearing down 
an old building located at the corner of Bushwick avenue and Forest street, 
in the Eastern District.
  The children of the locality have been around the place in large 
numbers,gathering bits of wood which they carried away to their homes to be 
used as firewood.
  This morning, while a number of them were running about outside the 
building, gathering up the pieces that the workmen threw away, one of the 
walls collapsed suddenly,at about 11 o'clock,and two children,were buried 
beneath the ruins; one of them injured fatally.
   The names of the children were Louis GIBFUE,9 years old,of 10 Montieth 
street and Lillian GROVES,10years old,759 Broadway. Both were taken in an 
ambulance to St.Catherine's Hospital. The boy's lower jaw was found to be 
frctured,and he was injured internally,although it is thought that he will 
recover.The little girl also had her jaw fractured,and was injured so 
seriously internally that it is the opinion of the hospital attendants that 
she will live but a few hours.
  Some of the other children who were near when the wall fell, were hurt by 
the debris,though none of them received serious injuries,and on the apperance 
of the police they ran away to their homes.
  People who were in the vicinity when the accident occurred,assert that the 
accident was due to the carelessness of the workmen, who had not ''shored 
up'' the structure properity.
  No arrest have been made.

  DROPPED DEAD IN A SHOE STORE
The man who dropped dead in James SWEENEY'S shoe store, 73 Flatbush 
venue,this morning,was identified s Charles S.DAVIS, 51 years of age,of 12 
North Elliott place.

  WILLIAM HENRY BISHOP
Willim Henry BISHOP died Thursday night at his home,90 Sixth avenue,after 
suffering from a complication of diseases. He was born in 1832, at 
Stapleton,S.I.  and had lived in this city for the past twenty years.He leves 
a widow and seven children.The funeral will take place to-day from 
St.Augustine's R.C.Church. The interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.

COCHRANE- On Monday, April 24. John R.COCHRANE. Funeral at 237 Fulton 
street,on Saturday at 2 P.M.

MADDEN- Louisa MADDEN,62,wife of John MADDEN. Funeral Monday at 1 P.M., from 
1355 Broadway.

MEISTER- On Tuesday, April 25. Conrd MEISTER, 59. Funeral at 404 Seventh 
street, on Saturday at 8 P.M.

BORGER- On Thursday, April 27. Frederick H.BORGER,40. Funeral on Sunday at 2 
P.M. from 508 Greene ave.

EMERY- On Thursday, April 27. Hiram A.EMERY, 82.

GIRAUD- On Thursday, April 27. Edith GIRAUD, 18. daughter ofWilliam and 
Sarah GIRAUD. Funeral Sunday,at 2 P.M., at 297 Third ave.

27 JUNE 1893
BROWN. - on Friday, March 24, Harriet, 76, widow of Daniel BROWN.  Funeral 
from 37 Green Ave., Monday, at 2 P. M.

COONAN. - On Saturday, March 25, Timothy, son of Ann and the late Patrick 
COONAN.  Funeral from 76 Nassau St., on Monday 2 P.M.

CURTIS. - On Friday, March 24, Judson CURTIS, 52, Funeral on Monday, at 2 
P.M., at 351 Lexington Ave.

MUNSON. - On March 21, in Sidell, La., Hannah E. wife of Theodore L. MUNSON.  
Funeral on Monday, March 27, at 8 P. M.

McCONNIN. - On Friday, March 24, Edwin McCONNIN, 44, husband of Maggie 
HUGHES., Funeral from 126 North Fourth At., on Monday at 2 P. M. 

O'CONNOR. - On Monday March 25, John O'CONNOR.  Funeral from 65 Carlton Ave., 
on Tuesday at 2 P. M.

PIERSON. - On Monday March 25, Louisa M. PIERSON., 66.  Funeral at 101 
McDonough St., on Monday, at 8 P. M.

PURDY. - On Saturday, March 25, Hannah M., wife of W.S. PURDY.  Funeral at 54 
Clifton Pl., on Monday, at 2 P. M.

RATIGAN. - On Saturday, March 25, James RATIGAN, son of Ann and the late 
James RATIGAN.  Funeral from 481 Warren St., on Tuesday, at 2:30 P. M.

SMALLPOX DEATH
At 62 Main St. FUCHA, Maurico. (JUNK MAN) Father of 4 month old child.

Funeral Serviced were held, this morning over the remains of the late John 
Taylor JOHNSON, the lawyer and president of the Central Railroad of New 
Jersey, in the Fourteent Street, Presbyterian Church.

5 July 1893
(New York Yimes)
July 4th Accident
Edward OSBORG, nineteen years old, of 231 Stuyvesant Avenue, Brooklyn,
was killed by the explosion of a lead-pipe cannon which he had made for
celebration purposes.
      About 9 o'clock yesterday morning OSBORG and a number of other boys
took the cannon to a vacant lot opposite his home, where it was loaded with
powder. OSBORG packed the powder tightly, and then lit the fuse. It did not
seem to burn, and, after waiting several minutes, he took up the cannon and
looked down the muzzle. Instantly it exploded and tore off the upper part of
his skull. OSBORG was blown twenty feet away. His mother witnessed the
accident from her house and fainted.
      The boys crowded about OSBORG, but did not have the courage to carry
him home. A policeman summoned an ambulance from St. Mary's Hospital, but
the surgeon advised his removal to his own house. OSBORG was taken into the
house and lingered until noon, when he died. He did not recover
consciousness after he was shot.

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