Brooklyn Daily Standard Union

01 January 1905
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AUMACK--Dec. 30, Catherine E., widow of Theodore AUMACK, of Keyport,
N.J., 69.  Funeral services at 10 Polhemus Place, to-morrow morning

BARNES--After short illness, at Ridgefield Park, N.J., Edwin BARNES,
in his 53d year.  Funeral services at his late home, Sunday, January 1,
at 2 P.M.  Train via West Shore R.R., foot Franklin, at 1 P.M. and
foot West Forty-second st. 1:15 P.M. Carriages on arrival. Return train at 4:13 P.M.

CALDWELL--Joseph F. at dwell. at  Burnett House, Cincinnati, O., Dec.30.

CARLY--Dec. 30, at 08 M..n st. Jesse CARLY, 81.

CLARK, George E. CLARK, 74. Funeral services at 743A.  ..ington ave.
to-morrow evening at 8 o’clock.

CRANE--Dec. 30, John .. CRANE, 72.  Funeral services at Grace Church
Jamaica, this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.

EDWARDS--Dec. 30, C...es EDWARDS, 68.  Funeral services from ?? Eighth
st. this evening at 8 o’clock.

EVANS--Dec. 30, A lov..S. EVANS, husband of Janet Lee, 61.  Funeral
services at 243 McDonough st., Brooklyn to-morrow afternoon.

HANCOCK--Dec. 31, ..seph B. HANCOCK.  Funeral from 150 Gro..st.Tuesday.

HOHORST--Dec 20,..ederick HOHORST, 83.  
Funeral at 364 Clinton st. this afternoon..o’clock.

HOWE - Dec 20, ..es Leslie, son ..and the late Jan..Howe.  Funeral at 4
Monroe st. t.. afternoon at 1:30.

KELLY- Dec. 30,..lliam A. KELLY.  ..service from 19..art st., to-morrow
at 8 o’clock.
MARTIN--Dec 2..at 187 Columbia, Thomas Jefferson MARTIN, 31, son of
..sephine Martin..grandson of the la..Weinhold.

MOLLENHAUER -- ..Suddenly, on Saturday..noon, Dec. 31,..his home, 156
Rose st..MOLLENHAUER..is seventy-eighth year..neral services..is late
residence, on Tue..evening at 8 o’clock.  Interment
private..Greenwood..etery.  Wednesday morning.  Kindly omit..wers.

McFARLAN -- ..29, John J., son of Catherine and the late James Mc
Farlan.  Funera..from 68 F..eenth st. this afternoon at 2 o’clock.

McTERNAN -- ..c. 30, Patrick Francis.  Funeral from 542..rton ave. this
afternoon at 2 o’clock.

McVEIGH--29, Mary McVEIGH, at 418 Bergen st.

MULLEN--29, Bernard MULLEN, 38.  Funeral fro..06 Lewis ave. on Tuesday
morning.  the..St. John the Baptist Church.

PAULSON..arion W., wife of Charles S. Paulson, 30.  Funeral from 10
Prospect st., Pas..N.J., to-morrow afternoon at ..o’clock.

SHIELD..Dec. 29. Martha Isabell wife of John F. Shields
and daughter of the late Hiram Gaylor and Sallie Weaver.
Sallie is aka Sarah.

STEVE..Dec 31, Caroline Stevens, 62.  S..vices..28 Kosciusko st.
to-morrow evening at 8..

WHEEL..In Brooklyn, N.Y., Dec. 31,..D.w..r..Funeral  services at 56
Pl..pont..morrow afternoon.

3 January 1905
BECKWITH -- On January 1, at 126 Pacific st., Mary E. MARCKWALD, wife of
Adolphus G. BECKWITH.

BETTS -- at 437 Quincy st., January 1, Laura JOHNSON, daughter of the late
Lyman BETTS, 69.

BOUCER -- Henry, on January 1, in his 60th year.  Funeral services
Wednesday at 10 A.M., at 105 Madison st.

BROWN -- On Dec. 31, Susan LOWBER, widow of Chauncey W. BROWN, 67.
Funeral this evening at 8 at 1218 Dean st.

BROWNE -- On January 1, Julia Frances, widow of Elias P. BROWNE, 82.
Funeral from the residence of D.C. McEwen, 160 Sterling pl.

BRUSHABER -- On January 1, at 278 Quincy st., Henry, 67.  Funeral services
this evening at 8.

BUHSE -- Cecelia, widow of Charles BUHSE and daughter of Elizabeth
HARTZ.  Funeral from 850 Forty-ninth st., Wednesday at 9 A.M.; thence
to St. Michael’s Church, Forty-second st.

FENNELLEY -- At 56, Wolcott st., Maria, wife of Richard FENHELLEY.
Requiem at Church of the Visitation, Verona st., on Thursday at 9 A.M.

GROH -- Jan 2, Edward GROH, husband of Mary C. HUNT.  Funeral services
at 215 South Third st. at 6 P.M. to-morrow.

HIGGINS -- On Dec. 31, at Mount Clemens, Mich., Calvin D. HIGGINS, son
of Elizabeth ARDISS and the late Capt. James HIGGINS.  Funeral
services at 1181 Dean st. on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’clock.

KICK -- January 1, Louisa P. KICK (nee BOELL), widow of Theophile KICK.
Funeral services at 7 Second pl., Wednesday at 8 P.M.

LENKOWICZ -- January 2, Moritz Henry, husband of Cecelia LENKOWICZ, 54.
Funeral from 710 Grand st. on Wednesday at 1 P.M.

LUCKEN -- January 2, Thomas LUCKEN, formerly of London, England, 85.
Services Wednesday at 8 P.M. at 485 Tenth st.

MANION -- January 1, Mary MANION, wife of John MANION.  Funeral from 915
DeKalb ave.

MORROW -- Mary Ashmead MORROW, granddaughter of Capt. Jacob ASHMEAD,
Jan 2, 1905, born in Philadelphia Aug. 7, 1814.  Funeral services at
381 Sterling pl. Wednesday at 10:30 A.M.

McLAUGHLIN -- A solemn mass of requiem (month’s mind) will be offered
for the repose of the soul of the late Hugh McLAUGHLIN on Wednesday,
January 4th, 1905, at 10 A.M. St. James’ Pro-Cathedral.  Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.

O’REILLY -- On January 2d, 1905, Ellen O’REILLY.  Funeral from her late
residence, 140 Bond st., on Thursday, January 5th; thence to St. Agnes’
R.C. Church, Hoyt and Sackett sts., where solemn requiem mass will be
offered at 9 A.M.

RYAN (NEE NOLAN) -- On Monday, January 2d, 1905, Catharine RYAN.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, 218 Union st., on Thursday morning, January 5th;
thence to St. Stephen’s R.C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will
be offered at 9 o’clock sharp.  Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.

SCHIEFER -- Mrs. Mary SCHEFER, widow of William SCHEFER, at 90 Taylor
st.  Funeral service Wednesday at 1:30 P.M.

SEAMAN -- January 1, Herbert Lowerre SEAMAN, only child of Herbert Royal
and Alice Adams SEAMAN.  Funeral from 52A Lefferts pl.

SPLAINE -- On January 1, 1905, Helen SPLAINE, at her residence, 143 High
st., Funeral private, on Wednesday, at 2:30 P.M.

VALLETTE -- January 2, John H. VALLETTE, 41.  Funeral services at 248 East
Twenty-first st.,Flatbush,this evening at 8.

VAN DE WATER -- January 1, Cathrine Ann, widow of John Walker VAN DE
WATER, 79.

ZELLINSKY -- At his late residence, 128 Fenimore st., suddenly, Capt.
Charles L. ZELLINSKY.  Funeral services at Masonic Temple, 824
Flatbush ave., Brooklyn, N.Y.,at 8 P.M.

ZELLINSKY -- Kings County Lodge, No. 511, F. and A.M., Brethren:  You
are requested to attend the funeral services of Brother Charles L.
Zellinsky, to be held Tuesday evening, January 3d, 1905, 8 P.M. at
Masonic Temple, 824 Flatbush ave.  H.H.KRACKE, Master   T.MORRIS
TERRY, Secy.

04 January 1905
BARTON - January 2, Oliver BARTON, husband of Ann BARTON, at 274 Bridge St.

BEATTYS - January 2., Sara Burdick, widow of the late Benjamin BEATTYS,
at 403 Classon ave.

BECKWITH, January 1, at 126 Pacific st., Mary E. MARCKWALD, wife of
Adolphus G. Beckwith.

BETTS - At 437 Quincy st., January 1., Laura Johnson, daughter of the
late Lyman BETTS, of Brooklyn, 69.

BOUCHER - January 2., Henry BOUCHER, 66, at 165 Madison st.

BROWN - Dec. 31, Susan Lowber, widow of Chauncey W. BROWN, 67, at 1218
Dean st.

BRUSHABER - January 1, qat 278 Quincy st., Henry BRUSHABER, 67.

BURRELL - January 2, Seymour Burrell, 81, at 275 Henry st.

BURT - January 1, Frances E.M. BURT, daughter of the late Pierce S. and
Mary A. BURT.  Funeral private at 508 De Kalb ave.

CAMPION - Dec. 31, James CAMPION, at 408 Degraw st.

DOW - At Woodbine Homestead, Wakefield, N.H., January 1, Anne De Bevoise
Prince, wife of the late George Worthington DOW, formerly of Brooklyn,89.

EVANS - Dec. 31, Sarah J. Evans, widow of the late Lewis B. EVANS, at 446 Putnam ave.

FENNELLEY - at 56 Wolcott st., Maria, wife of Richard FENNELLEY.
Requiem and funeral on Thursday at 9 A.M. at the R.C. Church of the
Visitation, Verona st.

FINLAY - January 1, Sarah A. Finley, at 412 Tompkins ave.

GERKEN - January 2, GESCHE GERKEN, 74 wife of Henry GERKEN.  Funeral from
334 Seventy-third st. on Thursday at 2 P.M.

GOIN - On Dec. 31, at 172 Nassau st., Ann GOIN, wife of the late
Charles E. GOIN.

GROH, January 2, Edward GROH, husband of Mary C. Hunt.  Funeral services
at 215 South Third at this evening at 8.

HARKINS - Bridget, widow of Charles HARKINS, at 772 Dean st.

HIGGINS - On Dec. 31, at Mount Clemens, Mich., Calvin D. HIGGINS , son
ofElizabeth Ardiss and the late Capt. James HIGGINS.  Funeral services
at 1181 Dean st. this evening at 7:30 o’clock.

HOUTAIN - On January 2, William e. Houtain, 54.  Services at 345
Jefferson ave. this evening at 8.

LEWIS - On Ja. 2, at 469 Putnam ave., John W. LEWIS.

LOCKWOOD - On Dec. 31, Edwin L. LOCKWOOD, 73.

LUCKEN - January 2, Thomas LUCKEN, formerly of London, England, 85.
Services this evening at 8 at 485 Tenth st.

MACKAY - On January 1, at 561 Henry st., William MACKAY.

MAKEPEACE - On January 2, the infant son of Frank MAKEPEACE and Grace
Wilson WHITEHALL.

MANION - On January 1, Mary, wife of John MANION, at 915 DeKalb ave.

MARTIN - Jan 1, Jennie L. MARTIN, 24, at 137 Nevins st.

McCLUSKEY - at 550 Third ave., Ann McCLUSKEY, widow of Patrick
McCLUSKEY and mother of Mrs. Maurice F. HICKEY.  Funeral Thursday,
January 5, at 9:30 A.M., thence to St. Thomas Aquinas R.C. Church, Ninth
st. and Fourth ave.

MINTONYE - On January 1, Mary L., widow of the late William L. MINTONYE,
naval constructor, U.S.N. retired, at 647 Jefferson ave.

MORROW - On January 2, Mary Ashmead MORROW, granddaughter of Capt. Jacob
ASHMEAD, at 381 Sterling pl.

NOLAN - On January 1, Stephen D. NOLAN, husband of Catharine NOLAN, at 453 Gates ave.

NORRIS - January 2, Louise T., widow of Charles T. NORRIS.  Funeral
services at 49 Monroe st. Thursday at 8 P.M.

NUNGASSER - January 2, Peter NUNGASSER, 86.  Funeral services from 404
Bergen st. this evening at 8.

O’REILLY - On January 2, Ellen O’REILY.  Funeral from 140 Bond st. at 9
A.M.  on Thursday, thence to St. Agnes’ R. C. Church, Hoyt and Sackett sts.

OSTRANDER - Suddenly, January 3, Emilie OSTRANDER.  Funeral private.

PENNINGTON - On January 1, at Atlantic City, N.J., Dr. Byron C.
PENNINGTON.

PHILLIPS - Albert W., of Lynbrook,, N.Y., son of the late Giles B.
PHILLIPS, died Monday in Tucson, Ariz.

ROWLETT - On January 1, at 385A Decatur st., Jane ROWLETT, widow of
Richard ROWLETT, 78.

RYERSON - On Jan 3, Jacob RYERSON, 78.  Funeral from New Lots and
Church aves., Friday at 2 P.M.

SEAMAN - January 1, Herbert Lowerre SEAMAN, child of Herbert Royal and
Alice Adams SEAMAN, at 52A Lefferts pl.

SHANNON - On Dec. 31, Mary E. SHANNON, at 294 DeKalb ave.

SHAW - January 1, George H. SHAW, 69, at Seventy-first st., near Tenth ave.

SMITH - On January 2, Even F., M.D.  Funeral services at 85 Hancock st.
Wednesday at 8 P.M.

STACK - Johanna, widow of Thomas STACK, at 201 Rodney st.  Funeral
from Transfiguration Church, Marcy ave. and Hooper st., Thursday

SWEENEY - James F., son of James F. and Elizabeth SWEENEY, 28, at 766 Monroe st.

VALLETTE - January 2, John H. VALLETTE, 41, at 248 East Twenty-first st.,Flatbush.

VAN DE WATER - January 1, Cathrine Ann, widow of John Walker VAN DE WATER, 79.

VAN VLECK - At Hotel St. George, January 2, Henry B. VAN VLECK.  Funeral
at Christ Church, Hudson, N.Y.

WEIGOLD - Anna Marie, widow of George A. WEIGOLD, Jan.1, 75, at 466 Dean st.

WILLIAMS - Suddenly, Dec. 31, Eliza Williams, 69, at 100 Java st.

ZELLINSKY - at 128 Fenimore st., Capt. Charles L. ZELLINSKY.

16 January 1905
ADAM HARDY, who died at his home, 247 Devoe street, yesterday of
apoplexy, was born in Brooklyn in 1856.  He had always been a resident
of Brooklyn and was well known not only here, but all over world as a
chess player.  Mr. HARDY was a shipping clerk for the Waterbury
Cordage Company, having been in that firm’s employ for thirty years.
He was a member of St. Nicholas’ R. C. Church, Devoe and Olive
streets, and was a prominent member of the Holy Name Society of the
church.  A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated in St. Nicholas’
Church Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock.  Interment will be made at St.
John’s Cemetery.  The Rev. Father John P. HOFFMAN, pastor of St.
Nicholas’ Church, will be the celebrant, assisted by Fathers GARDINER
and BENDER, curates of the church.  Mr. HARDY is survived by a widow
and one daughter.  Undertaker Jacob BELLMAN, of 23 Olive street, has
charge of the funeral arrangements.

EDWARD SCHULER, who died after a brief illness, was buried from his
late home, 145 Frost street, yesterday. He was a member of the
Seventeenth Armory Regiment, Knights of St. Anthony’s and Loughlin
Lyceum.  A large number of the Seventeenth Armory Regiment and also
the above named societies were present.  Interment was made at Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.

MORITZ COHEN, one of Brooklyn’s oldest residents and one of the oldest
cotton manufacturers in New York, died at his home, 149 Wierfield
street, Saturday, as a result of an apoplectic stroke, received six
weeks ago.  Funeral services will be held at his home, to-morrow
morning, at 10 o’clock, the Rev. Dr. M.J. LUPKI, pastor of Shaare
Zedek Synagogue, officiating.  Interment will be made in the family
plot in Evergreen Cemetery, Undertake George G. ENGLERT, of 113
Evergreen avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.  Mr. COHEN
was born in Prussia, Germany, in 1827, and came to this country as a
young man, having lived in Montrose avenue for more than forty-eight
years.  On January 2, last, he was to have celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of his marriage to Miss Eva HENINS, but illness prevented
it, though arrangements were under way.  He was a member of the Chebra
Ryim Ahorim, Honor Benaborith, and a charter member of the American
Legion of Honor Society, also of the Sharre [this word is spelled 2
different ways in the article] Zedek Church.  A widow, two sons, Oscar
and Norbet, and two daughters, Mrs. Addia HOROWITZ and Mrs. Frances
KEIT, survive him.

JAMES STEEDMAN
After an illness of one month with heart disease, James STEEDMAN, a
retired piano manufacturer, died at his home, 96 South Elliott place,
on Saturday.  He was born in Scotland eighty-five years ago, but had
been a resident in this country since a young man.  Mr. STEEDMAN had
been a member of the Hanson Place Baptist Church for Fifteen years,
and the Rev. Dr. C.D. CASE, pastor of the church, will officiate at
the services, which will be held to-night at 8 o’clock.  The interment
will be made to-morrow morning at Evergreen Cemetery.  Mr. STEEDMAN is
survived by a widow and four sons, James, Mart, William and George.

MARIA A. MARTIN, widow of William Chauncey TAYLOR, died to-day at her
home, 346 Washington avenue, where she resided with her daughter, Mrs.
Alexander ROBB.  Death resulted from old age, Mrs. TAYLOR having been
90 years old.  She was born in Owego, N.Y. and came to Brooklyn to
live twenty-three years ago.  She had been a member of the Clinton
Avenue Congregational Church for many years and was prominently
interested in church work there.  Her husband, who died fifteen years
ago, had been connected with the Erie Railroad.  Alexander ROBB, her
son-in-law, of the insurance brokerage firm of TATE & ROBB, of
Manhattan, was formerly chairman of the Kings County Republican
General Committee.  Mrs. TAYLOR is survived by her only child, Emilie
E., wife of Mr. ROBB.  Funeral services will be held at her late
residence, Wednesday afternoon, at 5 o’clock, the Rev. Mr. KING,
pastor of the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, will officiate.
Undertaker William R. HOMAN, of 775 Fulton street, has charge of the
funeral arrangements.  Interment will be made in Owego, at the
convenience of the family.

HENRY JACKSON
Funeral services will be conducted to-morrow evening at 8 o’clock over
the remains of Henry JACKSON, who passed away on Saturday evening at
his home, 326 Fifteenth street.  He was born in England, but came to
this country at an early age and settled in Brooklyn.  He is survived
by a widow and two daughters.  Friends and members of Commonwealth
Lodge of Masons, Atlantic Lodge, No. 50, I.O.O.F. and the Eureka
Association are invited to attend the funeral services.  The interment
will be made on Wednesday morning in Greenwood Cemetery.

MARION ELTING
MISS MARION ELTING died at her home, 37 Hendrix street, Saturday
morning at ? o’clock.  Funeral services were held at her late home
this afternoon, the Rev. Dr. J. M. FAIRAN, pastor of the First
Reformed Church, of Seventh avenue and Carroll street, officiating.
Interment was made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery.
Undertaker W.F. MOORE of 69 Pennsylvania avenue, had charge of the
funeral arrangements.  Miss ELTING was born in Delhi, N.Y. in 1824.
When a child she was brought to New York City by her father, William
H. ELTING, a prominent lawyer, and at one time a District Attorney of
New York.  For over thirty-five years she resided in Brooklyn.  She
came from the old Hugenot stock, which left Holland in the sixteenth
century and which settled at New Paltz, N.Y.  Miss ELTING was the last
of three maiden sisters she had cared for during many years of their
infirmities.  She was a member of the Dutch Reformed Church of Harlem
from 1859 to 1870.  Since then she had worshiped in the First Reformed
Church of Brooklyn, of which she was a member.  She was also
interested in the church charity organizations and was a subscribing
member of the Brooklyn Orphan Society.  She is survived by a
sister-in-law, the widow of William L. ELTING, two nieces, Mrs. Walter
EALGETON and Fannie ELTING, and one nephew, William J. ELTING.

RICHARD BENITHORNE
After an illness of one year with neuralgia of the heart, resulting
from old age, Richard BENITHORNE died at his home, 14 Duffield street,
on Saturday evening.  He was born at Lands End, England, April 15,
1828.  At the age of eighteen years, he came to this country and
settled in Brooklyn where he had since resided.  Mr. BENITHORNE was
the last of five brothers, all stone setters.  For over forty years he
had been prominently connected with the York Street M.E. Church, but
at the time of his death was a member of St. Michael’s P.E. Church,
High street, near Gold.  The funeral services will be held to-morrow
afternoon at his late home at 2 o’clock with interment at Evergreens
Cemetery.  The Rev. Dr. VANCE, rector of St. Michael’s Church, will
officiate at the services.  Mr. BENITHORNE is survived by a widow,
Ellen, and two daughters, Mrs. Charles P. CARPENTER and Mrs. Charles
A. BAUER.  S. BENNEF & Son, undertakers, Tillary street near Bridge,
have charge of the funeral arrangements.

BLUEJACKET ESCORT AT H.M. WELLS’ FUNERAL
The funeral of Medical Director Henry M. WELLS, U.S.N., retired, was
held yesterday at the home of his cousin Grant SQUIRES, 492 West End
avenue, Manhattan.  Many members of the Loyal Legion, of which he was
a member, attended and Rear Admire J. B. COGHLAN, commandant of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, sent an escort of twelve blue jackets and officers
to act as honorary pall-bearers.  The services were conducted by the
Rev. J. O. Wilson, of Brooklyn.  The casket was covered with an
American flag.  The interment will be made to-morrow, at Northampton,
Mass.  That was his birthplace, January 20, 1835, being the date.  He was
a commissioned surgeon in the Civil War and was with the navy until he
retired in 1897.  A widow survives him.

MAGISTRATE HOGAN’S FUNERAL TO-MORROW
Magistrate HOGAN, who died on Saturday at his home, 325 West 101st
street, Manhattan, will be buried in Calvary Cemetery.  Services will
be held to-morrow morning at the Church of the Holy Name, Amsterdam
avenue and Ninety-sixty street, Manhattan.
Magistrate FLAMMER, as president of the Board of City Magistrates, had
placed in the records of the Tombs police court yesterday a tribute to
the memory Magistrate HOGAN.  Magistrate BARLOW, in the Yorkville
court, also referred to the death of his associate on the bench.

19 January 1905
ANDERSON- On Thursday, January 19th, 1905, after a brief illness, 
John F. ANDERSON, Jr.. Funeral services will be held at the Central 
Congregational Church, Hancock st., near Franklin ave., Sunday, 
January 22d, at 2:30 P.M. Kindly omit flowers.

ARNOLD- At Delano, Florida, Monday, January 16th, of pneumonia, 
Daniel S. ARNOLD, in his 85th year. Funeral services at 
Plymouth Church Chapel Friday, 9 A.M. Interment private.

LEWIS- On Thursday, January 19th, 1905, Benjamin LEWIS, aged 65 years. 
Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 20A South Portland ave., 
Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, January 21, at 8 o'clock. Interment private. 
Please omit flowers.

MUELLER- At 662 Tenth st., on January 16th, 10 P.M., Henrietta MUELLER, 
mother of Mrs. F. HUHN. Funeral services Thursday evening, the 19th inst., 
at 8 o'clock. Interment private.

SNELL- On Tuesday, January 17, '05, Joseph C. SNELL, beloved husband of 
Antoinette SNELL (nee BEFUHS). Relatives and friends are invited to 
attend the funeral from his late residence, No. 656 Herkimer st., 
on Saturday morning, January 21st, at 9 A.M., thence to St. Benedict's Church, 
on Fulton st., near Ralph ave, where a requiem mass will be offered.

ASCHE- Suddenly, on January 16, Isabella M., wife of Charles H. ASCHE, at 
724 Nostrand ave. 

ASCHENBACH- January 17, Charles F. ASCHENBACH, 61. Funeral services at 
277 McDonough st., this evening at 8. 

BROWN- Suddenly, on January 18, William BROWN, 77. funeral services at 
723 Flatbush ave. to-morrow at 2 P.M. 

CHASE- On January 17, Isaac B. CHASE, 39. Funeral services to-morrow, 2 P.M., 
at 295 Grand ave.

CLAYTON- On. January 17, Elizabeth WINTRINGHAM, wife of John B. CLAYTON, 75. 
Funeral services from 250 Stuyvesant ave. this evening at 8. 

DUENSING- On January 16, the Rev. H. Theodore DUENSING (retired), 
husband of Frederica DUENSING, 77, at 189 Twenty-third st. 

DUNN- On January 18, at 236 Fifty-fourth st., Moses F. DUNN. 
Funeral services at 8 this evening.

GRAVER- On January 17, J. Lee GRAVER. Funeral services at 
1842 East Twelfth st., Kings Highway, this evening at 8:30.
 
HEMMINGS- January 16, at 349 Van Buren st., Isabella, widow of 
William HEMMINGS, 81.

HOGAN- On January 16, Patrick HOGAN, 64, at 454 Fifty-seventh st.

HUNTER- On January 17, Laura M., wife of John HUNTER. 
Funeral services at 260 Putnam ave. this evening at 8.

LOUNSBURY- Suddenly, Mrs. Mary Catherine LOUNSBURY, 73. 
Funeral services this evening at 8 at the Baptist Home, 
Greene ave., corner Throop.

MARQUART- On January 17, Harriett, widow of the late 
John MARQUART, at 139 Luquer st.

MUELLER- At 662 Tenth st., January 16, Henrietta MUELLER, 
mother of Mrs. F. HUHN. Funeral services this evening at 8.

NICHOLSON- On January 16, Lydia Ann NICHOLSON, wife of 
Matthew Charles NICHOLSON, at 210 Quincy st.

O'DONNELL- Michael O'DONNELL, husband of the late 
Rose TRAVERS, at 213 Bridge st.
 
SCHMIDT- Minna SCHMIDT, formerly SCHUTTE, 29. 
Funeral servies from 1450 Sixtieth st., Borough Park, to-morrow at 2 P.M.
 
STARBUCK- January 16, Laura Elizabeth, wife of Sidney STARBUCK, 
and daughter of the late Henry CROFUT, of Danbury, Conn., 
at 44 Gates ave.
 
STEWART- January 17, at 106 Concord st., Nellie A., widow of 
Edward STEWART and daughter of James and Mary COLGAN, deceased. 

TALL- January 16, John J. TALL, son of Mary and the late 
William TALL. Funeral from 310 Pacific st.
 
TAYLOR- On January 16, Maria A. MARTIN, widow of William Chauncey TAYLOR, 
90, AT 346 Washington ave.

VAN EVEREN STOUGHTON- On January 16, Grace A. VAN EVEREN STOUGHTON, 
daughter of Philip and Elizabeth VAN EVEREN, at Central Valley, N.Y.

PATRICK HOGAN
A solemn requiem mass was celebrated this morning at the Church of 
St. Alfonso, Fifth avenue and Fifty-ninth street, the Rev. 
Father FRAWLEY officiating, for the repose of the soul of Patrick HOGAN, 
64 years old, who died at his home, 454 Fifty-seventh street, on 
Monday, after a brief illness from apoplexy. Mr. HOGAN was born 
at Clair, Ireland, and at the age of ten, came to America and 
settled in Brooklyn, where he resided up to the time of his death. 
He was one of the oldest railroad men in the city. He started as 
horse-car driver some forty years ago, and when the electric power 
was installed in Brooklyn became motorman. He was a resident of the 
Eighth Ward for fifty-four years. He is survived by three sons and 
three daughters. The interment was made at Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Undertaker James ROACH, of Fifty-ninth street and Fifth avenue, 
had charge of the funeral arrangements.

Moses F. DUNN, 78 years old, died at the home of his niece, 
Anna D. COLES, 233 Fifty-fourth street, yesterday, after a brief 
illness. The cause of death was Bright's disease. Mr. DUNN was 
born in New York City, and for the past fifty years had been a 
resident of the Eighth Ward. The funeral services will be held 
from the Fifty-fourth street residence to-morrow afternoon, the 
Rev. Dr. W.W. BOWDISH officiating. The interment will be made at 
Greenwood Cemetery. HINMAN Brothers have charge of the funeral 
arrangements. Mr. DUNN is survived by one son.

Isaac B. CHASE died very suddenly at his home, 295 Grand avenue, 
Tuesday morning, after a brief illness. He was born at Cape Cod, 
Dec. 16, 1864, and from boyhood had followed the sea. He had been 
a trusted employe in the Maine Steamship Company, and also on the 
Morgan line. Funeral services will be held at his late home to-morrow 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at which friends and relatives are invited to 
be present. The interment will be made at Portland, Me.

Richard CHIDWICK, who was a prominent builder and contractor, died at 
his home, 461 Fourteenth street, last night. He was born in Clonikilty, 
Cork, Ireland, sixty-eight years ago, but at the age of ten years came 
to this country and settled in New York City. For the past twenty-five years, 
he had been a resident of Brooklyn and was a devoted member of the 
Holy Name Church, Ninth and Prospect avenues. At an early age he 
entered the building business. He erected the Windsor Theatre and 
other important buildings in Manhattan. Several years ago he retired 
and spent his time managing his real estate interests in Brooklyn. 
Mr. CHIDWICK was the uncle of Father John P.S. CHIDWICK, pastor of 
St. Ambrose's Church in West Fifty-fourth street, Manhattan. 
Father CHIDWICK was the chaplain of the U.S.S. Maine when she 
was blown up in Havana. A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated 
in the Holy Name Church, Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock, with 
interment at Calvary Cemetery. Mr. CHIDWICK is survived by a widow, 
Ellen, and two sons, James and William.

John F. ANDERSON, Jr., died suddenly this morning in his home, 
1323 Pacific street. he was in his sixty-fifth year, and a little 
more than a week ago completed his thirtieth year as a trustee of the 
Central Congregational Church. Upon the expiration of this time, he 
resigned and the church took the occasion to express its regret by a 
minute recorded on its books.

Mr. ANDERSON was born in New York City and came to Brooklyn in the 
early sixties. He was an active business man and connected with many 
enterprises including the firm of John F. ANDERSON, Jr. & Company, 
wholesale paper warehousemen. he was also a trustee of the 
Washington Trust Company, of Mt. Holyoke College, of the 
South Brooklyn Savings Institution, and of the Massachusetts Mutual Life 
Insurance Company. He was a member of the Hardware Club of  Manhattan, 
Union League Club, Aldine Club, and Chamber of Commerce.
He was also for many years president of the Society for the 
Prevention of Cruelty for Children in Brooklyn. He was married in 
1868 to Miss M. Virginia BREMNER, a daughter of Col. A.A. BREMNER, 
one of the early Colonels of New York's Seventh Regiment. His wife 
died sixteen years ago. mr. ANDERSON is survived by two daughters. 
The funeral services will be held in the Central Congregational Church on 
Sunday afternoon. The Rev. S. Parkes CADMAN, D.D., will officiate. 
The interment will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery.

MRS. ETHEL E. CROMBIE
After an illness of nine weeks, Mrs. Ethel E. CROMBIE died at the 
home of her parents, Peter N. and Ella E. CORNELL, of 1132 Herkimer st, 
Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from heart trouble and pneumonia, 
in her twenty-second year. Funeral services will be held to-morrow 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at her late residence. The Rev. Walter STECHER, 
rector of St. Timothy's Protestant Episcopal Church, of Howard avenue, 
will oficiate. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Maspeth, Queens. Undertaker A. MOFING, of Fulton st, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements. Mrs. CROMBIE was born in 
New York City and received a public school education. She was a member of 
St. Faith's Guild, and also of St. Timothy's P.E. Church. On May 6, 1902, 
she was married to Elmer James CROMBIE, a lithographer on the "Chief", 
who now lies dangerously ill at the home of his mother, Mrs. E. CROMBIE, 
OF 290A Howard avenue, from rheumatism and pneumonia. He does not know 
his wife is dead, as he has not seen her in two weeks, when he made 
that call, he contracted a cold and pneumonia developed, and is not 
expected to recover. Mrs. CROMBIE is survived by a husband, one son, 
Elmer James, eight months old, father, mother, two sisters and one brother.

Joseph C. SNELL, of 656 Herkimer street, died suddenly at his home 
on Tuesday afternoon from heart failure. The death was a great 
surprise to all who knew him, for he had always enjoyed good health, 
and up to the day of his death he was regarded as being in perfect health. 
He had been nearly all his life, engaged in the hardware business. A widow 
survives him. Undertaker DEINGER of Fulton street, near Utica avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

CHARLES F. ASCHENBACH
The funeral services of Charles F. ASCHENBACH will be held this evening 
from his home, 177 McDonough street, at which officers and members of 
Lefferts Council, 1452, R.A., will attend. Mr. Aschenbach died on 
Tuesday from a sharp attack of pneumonia, having been ill only four days. 
He was born seventy-one years ago in Newark, N.J. and for the last 
thirteen years had been a resident of Brooklyn, engaged in Manhattan 
in the harness business. In that business he started in Newark, when 
quite a young man. A widow, a son, and two daughters survive him. 
While living here he became identified with the Sumner Avenue Baptist Church, 
of which he was a deacon. The interment will be made at Elizabeth. 
The funeral arrangments are in charge of Undertaker John F. KUHLKE, 
of 154 Court street.

20 January 1905
WHIRLED TO DEATH IN SUGAR REFINERY
John BRASCHE, 28 years old, of 305 Kent avenue, while at work in 
the American Sugar Refining Company's plant at South Second street 
and Kent avenue yesterday afternoon was caught in the machinery and 
frightfully mangled, dying at the Eastern District Hospital last night.

ANDERSON - On Thursday, January 19th, 1905, after a brief 
illness, John F. ANDERSON, Jr. Funeral services will be 
held at the Central Congregational Church, Hancock st., 
near Franklin ave., Sunday, January 22d, at 2:30 P.M. 
Kindly omit flowers.

BRIGGS - At his home, 63 Lafayette ave., Brooklyn, 
Thursday, January 19, after a brief illness, Capt. Alison BRIGGS, 
aged 59 years. Funeral services will be held at the 
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Marcy ave., cor. Madison st., 
Sunday, January 22, at 3 o'clock P.M.

CARY - On Thursday, January 19, Mercy L., wife of the late 
Nathaniel H. CARY, in the 87th year of her age. 
Funeral services will be held at her late residence, 
No. 33 Pierrepont st., on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. 
Interment at Forest Hills, Jamaica Plains, Mass.

KELLY - January 19 at Litchfield, Conn., James N. KELLY of Brooklyn.

LEWIS - On Thursday, January 19, 1905, Benjamin LEWIS, 
aged 65 years. Funeral services will be held at his late 
residence, 29A South Portland ave., Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, 
January 21, at 8 o'clock. Interment private. please omit flowers.

M'GUINNESS - Miss Ada McGUINNESS died Wednesday evening at 
her home, 182 Devoe st. Funeral services from her late residence 
Monday morning. Interment in Calvary Cemetery.

McNEIL - At 65 St. Johns place, James Patton McNEIL, son of 
Mary A. and the late John McNEIL. Services to-morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.

MUELLER - January 16, at 662 Tenth st., Henrietta MUELLER, 
mother of Mrs. F. HUHN.

O'DONNELL - Died, January 17, '05, William O'DONNELL, age 28. 
Funeral from his late residence, 106 Sandford st.; thence to 
St. Patrick's Church. Requiem mass at 10 A.M.

RICHARDSON - January 18, at Queens, N.Y., Frederick O. RICHARDSON, 83.

SMITH - January 18, Bridget, widow of William SMITH, at 307 Fifteenth st.

SNELL - On Tuesday, January 17, '05, Joseph C. SNELL, beloved 
husband of Antoinette SNELL (nee BEFUHS). Relatives and friends 
are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, 
No. 656 herkimer st., on Saturday morning, January 21st, at 
9 A.M.; thence to St. Benedict's Church, on Fulton st., 
near Ralph ave., where a requiem mass will be offered.

SULING - January 18, Henry W., son of Wilhelmina and the late 
Frederic SULING. Funeral from 198 Seventh ave. to-morrow 
afternoon at 1:30 P.M.

WHITE - January 19, H. Belcher WHITE. 
Funeral service to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock.

William H. BARTLETT died at his home, 268 Keap street, Wednesday, 
after a brief illness from kidney trouble. He was 74 years old, 
and was born in New York City. For many years he was a solicitor 
for the Long Island and the Metropolitan Street railroads. 
He is survived by a widow, Mary E.; one daughter, Josephine Marie; 
a brother, Frederick A., and a sister, the widow of the late Col. LE GAL. 
The funeral will be held this evening at 8 o'clock from his late home, 
the Rev. Dr. WRIGLEY, pastor of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church 
officiating. Interment will be made at Cedar Grove Cemetery. 
Undertaker Oscar BOCK of Greenpoint avenue has taken charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

John HERBOLD, 65 years old, died at his home, 348 Twentieth street, 
on Wednesday, after an illness of about two months. 
The cause of death was tuberculosis. Mr. HERBOLD was born in Germany, 
and at the age of 20 came to America, settling in the Fifth ward in Brooklyn. 
The funeral will take place from his late home to-morrow; thence to 
St. John's R.C. Church, on Twenty-first street, between Fifth and 
Sixth avenues, where the Rev. Father HOLLY, pastor of the church, 
will officiate. The interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Undertaker Ferdinand E. SELLE, of 634 Fifth avenue, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements. One son, Edmond, and a daughter, Annie, 
survive Mr. HERBOLD.

Mrs. Anna M. FERRIS, wife of the Rev. Dr. John Mason FERRIS, 
died last Wednesday night at her home, 676 Flatbush avenue, 
aged 75 years. Mrs. FERRIS was the youngest daughter of the 
late Judge Garrit MARTENSE, who in his time was known as the 
largest landowner in Flatbush. Mrs. FERRIS was born in the old 
Dutch homestead on Flatbush avenue, which stood on the same ground 
that is occupied by her late home, and which was razed about sixty 
years ago to make way for the present and more modern dwelling. 
In her early days she took an active part in social functions of 
the Dutch settlers, but for the last thirty years she lived a quiet 
and retired life. She had suffered for several years from kidney trouble, 
but was only confined to her bed for three days previous to her death. 
The Rev. Dr. FERRIS, her husband, is a minister of the Reformed Church, 
and was at one time editor of the "Christian Intelligencer", and also 
secretary of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Reformed Church of America. 
He was president of the (illegible) Board of Trustees of the old 
Erasmus Hall Academy, and his eightieth birthday occurred last Tuesday. 
Funeral services over the deceased will be held on Sunday afternoon at 
her late residence, the Rev. John E. LLOYD, formerly pastor of the 
Twelfth Street Dutch Reformed Church, but who is at present acting as 
supply minister at the Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church, will officiate. 
The interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Mina SCHLEHER, widow of C.D. SCHLEHER, died yesterday at the 
home of her son, Adolph D. SCHLEHER, 1033 East Thirty-fifth street, 
Vanderveer Park, after a long illness. Mrs. SCHLEHER was 75 years old. 
She was born in Germany and came to this country in 1850. She (illegible) 
resided with her son for about a year. She is survived by two sons, 
Adolph D. and Albert G., and a daughter, Mrs. L.M. JESUNOFSKY. 
Funeral services will be held to-morrow night at her late residence, 
and the Rev. Dr. George BLASE, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, of 
East New York, will officiate. 
The interment will be in Cedar Grove Cemetery.

BENJAMIN LEWIS
Quite unexpectedly, Benjamin LEWIS, (illegible) years old, died 
yesterday morning at (illegible) o'clock at his home, 29A South Portland avenue. 
Mr. LEWIS had been in very (illegible) for fifteen years, but did not 
(illegible) to be any worse yesterday than (illegible) for several years past. 
Heart failure was the direct cause of his death. He is survived by a widow, 
three children, a brother and a sister. Funeral services will be held from 
his late home to-morrow night at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. St. Clair HESTER,
of the Church of the Messiah, officiating. The remains will be interred 
Sunday morning with Masonic honors at Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. LEWIS  
was one of the best known citizens of Brooklyn. A sketch of his life 
is inspiring. Born in Cardiff, Wales, his father, a veteran sea captain, 
died when the lad was only twelve years old. The boy was determined to 
come to America, and make his own way in the world. He did it. He arrived 
in Brooklyn when he was but fourteen years old, soon finding employment 
in the stone year of John MURRAY in South Brooklyn. He was a regular 
attendant of School No. 6. When his apprenticeship came to an end, the 
boy put out for South Carolina, finding lucrative employment there. He 
became a member of the famous "Carolina Blues." In 1862, young LEWIS 
made a trip to California, returning to New York from there. For sixteen 
months he superintended the drafting of soldiers in New York. Next he was 
at Coney Island, where he accumulated much real estate. In 1867, 
Benjamin LEWIS is found again in Brooklyn, opening an insurance office in 
Montague street. He held to that until 1890, when the business passed over 
to Benjamin LEWIS' Son & FREAR. The theatrical business attracted him, and 
he built the Grand Opera House in Elm place, and operated it until he sold 
it to HYDE & BEHMAN. He is found next as Fire Marshal during the James HOWELL 
administration. Being legislated out of office, he was again appointed to the 
position in 1885, through the aid of Police Commissioner CARROLL. In 1894, 
Mr. LEWIS retired from office, because of ill health. In the early 80's, 
Mr. LEWIS married Miss Helena DAY, a great granddaughter of an Indian 
viceroy. Up to his death, Mr. LEWIS bore the distiction of being the 
oldest member of Delta Lodge #451, F. & A.M. His name was put upon the 
books in 1860. He was Master of that lodge for five years, and was also 
President of the Masonic Mutual Relief Association. He was an honored 
member of a number of associations and clubs, including the Kings County Democratic 
and Constitution clubs. For a long time, he was a vice-president of the 
Long Island Throat and Lung Hospital. The funeral is under the management 
of the National Funeral Directing Company, of 15 Greene avenue.

James Patton McNEILL, a son of Mary A. and the late John McNEILL, 
died yesterday in his home, 5 St. Johns place. He was born in New York 
City forty-five years ago. For thirty years, the McNEILLs resided in Brooklyn. 
Funeral services will be conducted at the St. Johns place home at 8 o'clock 
to-morrow evening by the Rev. Dr. FARRAR, whose church Mr. McNEILL attended. 
The interment will be made at Greenwood Cemetery, only immediate family 
attending. a brother and one sister survive.

H. Belcher WHITE died at his home, 167 Hart street, yesterday of 
heart trouble. He was born in Yorktown, Westchester County, 
forty-seven years ago, and became a resident of Brooklyn in 1885. 
For more than thirty years he was with the wholesale butter and egg 
commission house of J.K. LESHER, in Manhattan. Mr. WHITE was a member 
of the Yorktown Presbyterian Church. He is survived by  his widow and 
two daughters. Funeral services will be held to-morrow night at 8 o'clock, 
the Rev. John CARSON, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, officiating. 
Interment will be in Greenwood. Undertaker William SIMPSON, of 229 Sumner 
avenue, will be in charge.

ERNEST MILLER
After a short illness, Ernest MILLER died at his late home, 
1053 Myrtle avenue, Monday morning. The deceased was formerly a 
resident of Manhattan, but took up his residence in Brooklyn about 
six months ago. Funeral services were held at the house at 2 P.M. yesterday, 
and interment was in Greenwood Cemetery under the direction of 
Undertakers WALSH & CARROLL, 988 DeKalb avenue. Mr. MILLER is 
survived by a widow and two children.

TO CLEAR MYSTERY IN MRS. BOYNTON'S DEATH 
Coroner RUOFF, of Queens, is holding an inquest at Jamaica this 
afternoon with the hope of clearing up the death of Mrs. Nora BOYNTON, 
wife of the late Melville C. BOYNTON, a well-known owner of fast trotters, 
of 485 Central Park West, Manhattan, who, on January 1, was said to have 
committed suicide by taking paraldehyde at Knickerbocker Hall, 
a private sanatorium.
Among the witnesses called is Mrs. Florence MENNECKE, of 759 Franklin avenue, 
Brooklyn, aniece, who says she will contest the will of her aunt when 
it comes up in Surrogate's Court in Brooklyn, charging undue influence 
was used in inducing Mrs. BOYNTON to make her will just before she entered 
the sanatorium.

MRS. MERCY L. CARY
After a short illness, Mrs. Mercy L. CARY died at the residence of her son, 
Isaac H. CARY, 33 Pierrepont street, yesterday morning. 
She was born in Dover, Me., Feb. 7, 1818, but moved to Boston at an early age, 
and resided there until twenty-five years ago, when she came to Brooklyn. 
Mrs. CARY was a member of the First Unitarian Church of the Saviour, 
Pierrepont street and Willow place. The funeral services will be held 
to-morrow at her son's residence at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. J.P. FORBES 
officiating. The interment will take place at Forest Hills, Jamaica Plain, 
Mass. on Sunday morning. Undertaker William BOARDMAN, of 98 Pineappple street, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

MRS. HARRIETT MARQUART
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock over the remains 
of Mrs. Harriett MARQUART, who died at her residence, 139 Luquer street, 
on Tuesday morning, of old age. She was born in Massachusetts eighty-five years ago, 
but had lived in Brooklyn for more than forty years. The interment took 
place in Greenwood Cemetery. One daughter, Mrs. John OSBORNE of Belleville, N.J., 
survives. undertakers SHUFEIT and STROEBEL, of 34 Van Brunt street, had charge 
of the funeral.

MISS ADA McGUINNESS
Funeral services will be held next Monday morning over the remains of 
Miss Ada McGUINNESS, who died on Wednesday at her home, 182 Devoe street. 
A solemn requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul at the 
Church of St. Mary. Interment will be made at Calvary Cemetery. 
Miss McGUINNESS was well known in social circles in the Eastern District, 
and a large circle of friends were shocked to learn of her death.

Henry W. SULING died at his home, 198 Seventh avenue, Wednesday. 
he was born in Brooklyn, Sept. 30, 1877. he was a driver, having been for 
some time in the employ of the Borden Milk Company. SULING was a member of 
Court Handsfirst, J.O.F., and a prominent member of 
St. Peter's German Lutheran Church, Bedford avenue. Funeral services will 
be held to-morrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, at his home, the 
Rev. Dr. HEISCHMANN, pastor of St. Peter's Church, officiating. 
Court Handsfirst will hold a service to-night at his home. 
The interment will take place in Lutheran Cemetery. Mr. SULING 
is survived by his mother, Wilhelmina SULING, four brothers and 
three sisters, one of whom is Mrs. John BEHRINGER. 
Undertaker Christian JUNG, of DeKalb avenue, has charge of the funeral.

MRS. ANNA BROOKS TAYLOR
Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Anna Brooks TAYLOR , wife of 
Travis TAYLOR, who died last Monday in her 71st year, were held yesterday 
afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. BAUM, of 
827 Beverley road, the Rev. W.G. ORAM, pastor of the Third Church of Christ, 
officiating. The interment was made at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. TAYLOR was 
born in England. She was married to Travis TAYLOR on Sept. 3, 1885. A husband, 
a daughter, Mrs. George BAUM, and a son, Travis TAYLOR, Jr., survive her.

Capt. Alison BRIGGS, who for nearly fifty years had been in tug and 
steamboat service of New York Harbor, died at his home, 630 Lafayette avenue, 
yesterday afternoon, after an illness of six weeks. Funeral services will be 
held on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church. 
The Rev. Dr. W.C.P. RHODES, pastor of the church, will officiate. The 
remains will be taken to Athens, N.Y. on Monday, where the interment will 
be made in the family plot at Mt. Hope Cemetery. Capt. BRIGGS was born at 
Athens, 59 years ago, and was the third son of the late Benjamin and 
Eunice BRIGGS. In his sixteenth year he came to New York, where for four 
years he was a deckhand on the harbor boats. He became a captain at the 
age of twenty-one. Twelve years ago, he opened an office at 45 South street, 
Manhattan. For a number of years, he was manager of the Commercial Union 
Tugboat Company of Manhattan, also superintendent of the Commercial 
Lighterage Company. during the Civil War, he went South on the transport 
Henry L. Maybee, carrying troops for the Government.

He was a Lieutenant-Commander of a division at the centennial of the evacuation 
of the British from New York, and Fleet Commander of the Third Division at the 
Dewey parade. For many years he was a trustee and member of the Bedford Avenue 
Baptist Church, also a member of the Marine Protective Association and a member 
of the Masonic Order. On January 16, 1878, he was married to Miss Alice P. RAYMOND, 
daughter of the late Capt. Charles P. RAYMOND, of New York City. From this union 
two sons, B. Frank and Raymond BRIGGS, were born. On July 11, 1903, Mrs. BRIGGS 
died suddenly. Two sons, one brother, Capt. Thomas BRIGGS, and three sisters, 
Mrs. A. DALZELL, Mrs. Casper BRADY and Mrs. S.M. DE LONG, survive him.

Mrs. Lucy M. MASTERS, who died at the residence of her daughter, 
Mrs. C.B. LOCKWOOD, 261 Hicks street, yesterday, of pneumonia, was born at 
Troy, N.Y., in 1822. She had been a resident of Brooklyn for the past twelve 
years and was a regular attendant of Grace P.E. Church, Hicks street, near 
Remsen. The funeral services will be held at her daughter's residence 
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, the Rev. C.F.J. WRIGLEY, of Grace Church, 
officiating. The interment will be made at Troy, N.Y. She was the widow of 
Marshall M. MASTERS of Schaghticoke, N.Y. Undertaker Franklin G. EDWARDS, 
of 9 Court Square, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Miss Mary CADY, who for more than thirty-two years was a domestic in 
the family of Mrs. Henry F. CROSBACK of 27 South Portland avenue, died 
at the Bushwick Avenue Hospital yesterday morning. Funeral services will 
be held to-morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock at Our Lady of Mercy R.C. Church, 
of Debevoise place, where high mass will be celebrated by the 
Rev. Dr. Richard S. FOLEY, pastor of the church, assisted by Father WALSH. 
Interment will be made at Calvary Cemetery, under the direction of 
DAILY Brothers, undertakers, of 59 DeKalb avenue. Miss CADY was born in Ennis, 
County Clare, Ireland, over 70 years ago. During the past thirty-two years 
she worshipped in St. John's R.C. Church.

Miss Julia Ann GERMAIN, 89 years old, died yesterday of pneumonia at the 
home of her niece, Mrs. Cromwell CHILDE, Eighteenth street and Avenue J, 
Flatbush. She was born at Glen Cove, L.I., and was a daughter of the late 
George GERMAIN, of that place. The Rev. Dr. Andrew FLEMING, of the 
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Nativity, in Avenue S, near Kenilworth place, 
will officiate at the funeral services to be held to-morrow evening at the 
residence of Mrs. CHILDE. The interment will be made in Glen Cove. 
Undertaker MOADINGER, of 1120 Flatbush avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangement.

THE REV. T.R.G. PECK
Funeral services were held this afternoon in the Port Jefferson (L.I.) 
Presbyterian Church over the remains of the Rev. T.R.G. PECK, who died 
Wednesday at Seney Hospital from the effects of an operation. Suffolk 
Lodge No. 60, F. & A.M., of which Mr. PECK was a member, conducted the 
services. Mr. PECK was born in Brooklyn sixty-eight years ago and graduated 
from Yale in 1848. In 1861 he had charge of a church at Charleston, S.C., 
but ran the blockade and came North. he had been pastor of the 
Port Jefferson Church for the past 10 years.

21 January 1905
Mrs. Ann Mary HEATH, widow of Edward HEATH, formerly an old resident of 
Rockville Centre, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J.C. KEENEY, of 
206 Decatur street, yesterday morning, of heart failure, following three days' 
illness from preumonia. Funeral services will be held to-morrow afternoon at 
12:30 at her home. The Rev. B.M. TIPPLE, pastor of Embury Memorial Church, 
of Decatur street, assisted by the Rev. J.J. FAUST, pasor of the 
Rockville Centre M.E. Church, will officiate. Interment will be made in 
the family plot at Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead. Mrs. HEATH was born in 
Orwell, N.Y. in 1836. She was the daughter of the Rev. Isaac COVERT. 
For more than a year, she had resided in Brooklyn. She had been a member
of the Rockville Centre M.E. Church for many years. Three daughters, Mrs. 
Fannie DAVIS and Mrs. Lettie SCHLOTTERBECK of Manhattan, and Mrs. KEENEY, 
and one son, Edward HEATH, Jr. of Rockville Centre, survive her.

BENJAMIN B. MOTT
Far Rockaway has lost its oldest inhabitant in the death of Benjamin B. MOTT, 
who died on Thursday of pneumonia. He was born in that place eighty-five years 
ago. His father was the owner of three-quarters of Rockaway and the village of 
Inwood, Hempstead.

Charles D. VASSAR, the well-known chimney constructor, who had erected tall 
chimneys throughout the United States, died Thursday at his home, 
106 South Ninth street. he was born in Norfolk, England, sixty-nine years 
ago. When a boy he came to this country, where he learned the trade of mason. 
For forty-five years he had been a member of the firm of George VASSAR Sons. 
He lived in the old Seventh ward, Manhattan, for many years. Mr. VASSAR was a 
veteran of No. 17 Engine Company of the Volunteer Fire Department. he is 
survived by one son and two daughters. The interment will take place in 
Greenwood Cemetery to-morrow.

ANDERSON - On Thursday, January 19th, 1905, after a brief illness, 
John F. ANDERSON, Jr. Funeral services will be held at the Central 
Congregational Church, Hancock st., near Franklin ave., Sunday, January 22d,
at 2:30 P.M. Kindly omit flowers.

BRIGGS - At his home, 63 Lafayette ave., Brooklyn, Thursday, January 19, 
after a brief illness, Capt. Alison BRIGGS, aged 59 years. 
Funeral services will be held at the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, 
Marcy ave. cor. Madison st., Sunday, January 22, at 3 o'clock P.M.

CARY - On Thursday, January 19, Mercy L., wife of the late Nathaniel H. CARY, 
in the 87th year of her age. Funeral services will be held at her 
late residence, No. 33 Pierrepont st., on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. 
Interment at Forest Hills, Jamaica Plains, Mass.

CULLEN - John, son of the late Johanna STACKPOLE and Jeremiah CULLEN, 
died at the residence of his sister, Mrs. J.E. DORR, 205A Thirty-third st. 
Funeral, Sunday, at 2 P.M.

EVANS - On January 19, 1905, Felix EVANS, in his 88th year. 
Funeral services this evening at the residence of his daughter, 
Mrs. Phillip C. STRONG, 34 Schenck avenue. Members of Commonwealth Lodge, 
409 F. and A.M., and Longfellow Lodge, 94, S. and St. G., and all other 
friends are invited to attend.

LEWIS - On Thursday, January 19, 1905, Benjamin LEWIS, aged 65 years. 
Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 29A South Portland ave., 
Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, January 21, at 8 o'clock. Interment private. 
Please omit flowers.

MORLENSON - Hellen Lulu, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.A. MORLENSON, 
died at their home, 1220 Hancock st., Brooklyn, on Wednesday. 
Funeral services at the house, Sunday, 2 P.M.

DANIEL PALMER
Funeral services for Daniel PALMER, who died yesterday, will be held at 
his home, 196 Fulton street, Monday. Mr. PALMER was in his sixty-fourth year. 
He was the first American representative for General and Mrs. Tom THUMB, 
the midgets, and he was also manager for Edward Payton WESTON, the long 
distance walker. Sixteen years ago, Mr. PALMER was stricken with nervous 
trouble and had since been an invalid, his faithful wife nursing him and 
earning bread for both. Mrs. THUMB was greatly attached to Mr. PALMER and 
will porbably attend his funeral.

MISS HELLEN MORLENSON
Miss Hellen Lulu MORLENSON, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.A. MORLENSON, 
died at her home, 1229 Hancock street, Wednesday. Miss MORLENSON was born 
Dec. 6, 1882, in Hoboken. She has been well and favorably known in the 
Bushwick section. She was a member of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church in 
Bushwick avenue. Funeral services will be held at the house to-morrow 
afternoon at 2 o'clock. the burial will be in Evergrenes Cemetery.

Richard R. CORSON, 56 years old, step-brother of Alderman Frederick LUNDY, 
died at his home, East Twenty-third street, Sheepshead Bay, yesterday, after 
an illness of about two months. The cause of his death was pneumonia.
Mr. CORSON was born in Brooklyn and for the past forty years had resided 
in and around Sheepshead Bay. The funeral services will be held to-morrow 
afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Ocean and Voorhees avenues, 
of which Mr. CORSON was a member, the Rev. Dr. William C. BLAKEMAN officiating. 
The interment will be made in Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Howard H. HAVRON, 
of West Eighth street, has charge of the funeral arrangements. Mr. CORSON is 
survived by a widow and six children.

William J. FLETCHER, whose funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon at 
3 o'clock, from the home of his brother-in-law, W.F. MOORE, 69 Pennsylvania 
avenue, was 36 years old. he was born in Nottingham, England, where his father 
was famous as a manufacturer of the famous Nottingham lace curtains. he was 
brought to this country at the age of 5, and had spent most of his life in 
Brooklyn. On account of poor health he resigned as assistant superintendent 
for an insurance company at Hoosic Falls, N.Y., and three months ago went to 
Denver in search of health. he died there, far from friends and home. 
The Rev. Charles TIBALLS, of Trinity Church, will conduct the funeral service. 
There will also be a Masonic service by Aurora Grata Lodge, of which 
Mr. FLETCHER was a member. He had been past regent of Bushwick Council Royal Arcanum. 
The interment will be in Evergreens Cemetery.

Mrs. Mary McCOY, wife of George McCOY, died yesterday at her home, 
673 Gates avenue. She was born in Gates avenue thirty-eight years ago. 
Before her marriage on Aug. 26, 1880, she was Miss Mary BUTLER. She was a 
constant attendant at the Church of St. John the Baptist at Willoughby and 
Lewis avenues. High mass will be celebrated at the church at 10 o'clock 
Monday morning by the Rev. Father BURKE. The interment will be in 
Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker James JOYCE, of 287 Reid avenue, has 
charge of the funeral.

Funeral services for Felix EVANS will be held this evening at 8 o'clock at 
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Philip C. STONG, 34 Schenck avenue. The Rev. 
Charles TIBALLS of Trinity Church will officiate. The burial will take 
place to-morrow at 10 A.M. in Greenwood. Mr. EVANS was 88 years old. He 
was born in Birmingham, England in 1817. In 1849, he came to this country 
and opened one of the first English chop houses in Brooklyn, just above 
Fort Greene. During the Civil War Mr. EVANS, to show he was true to the 
Union, bought a huge American flag, which he hung to the breeze over the 
door of his chop house. Unfortunately for Mr. EVANS, he did not stop to 
count the stars in the flag. Shortly after it was hung out Mr. EVANS was 
brought to the door by the noise of a crowd, the members of which told him 
that as one star was missing the flag must come down instantly or it would 
be pulled down and the house along with it. For twelve years, Mr. EVANS 
has been a member of Trinity Church, Arlington avenue. He was a member of 
Commonwealth Lodge F. and A.M. and of Longfellow Lodge, Sons of St. George. 
Members of these lodges will attend the funeral in a body. Undertaker 
W.F. MOORE, of Pennsylvania avenue, has charge of the arrangements.

22 January 1905
JILTED GIRL ENDS LIFE WITH POISON
Annie WEINTHRAUB, 22 years old, who lived with her parents at 580 Sixth avenue, 
committed suicide last evening while visiting at the home of her uncle, 
Samuel ROBINOWITZ, of 215 osborne street, by swallowing a quantity of 
carbolic acid.
She left a letter written in Hebrew, in which she intimated that a young man 
with whom she had been keeping company had deserted her, and that life had 
no longer any charms for her, as she had been expecting to get married and 
was tired of working in a factory.

HANGS HIMSELF IN OPERA HOUSE
Once more did a sensation and tragic incident shatter the orderly and quiet 
system of the Metropolitan Opera House when the body of Fritz PASCH, a member 
of the chorus, was found hanging dead behind the scenes yesterday afternoon.
The body was found by another chorus man, Caesar CASAMACI, just before the 
matinee performance of PUCINI's opera, "La Giaconda." The news was kept 
from the audience. The incident greatly shocked Signor CARUSO, and he was 
nervous in his singing during the afternoon.
PASCH, living at 510 Ninth avenue, came from Germany recently to sing 
in grand opera. he had been melancholy of late, and yesterday received
a letter apparently containing bad news from Germany.

IMPRESSIVE SERVICES FOR BENJAMIN LEWIS
A large number of friends and relatives gathered at 29A South Portland 
avenue last night to attend the funeral of the late Benjamin LEWIS, who 
died last Thursday. Mr. LEWIS was 65 years of age. Notwithstanding the 
published request of the family, "Please omit flowers," there were many 
floral contributions, which greatly added to the solemnity of the scene. 
The body, in a handsome casket, was placed in the rear parlor of the house, 
and around it were potted palms and banked flowers.The services began at 
8 P.M. The parlors and the second floor of the building were crowded with 
relatives and friends of the deceased.
The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr. St. Clair HESTER, of the Church 
of the Messiah, of which Mr. LEWIS was a lifelong member, assisted by the 
Rev. George BAKER, a brother of the former pastor of that church. A double 
quartet of male voices in choir robes opened the service with Mr. LEWIS' 
favorite hymn, "Lead On, Kindly Light." Three hymns were sung by the choir. 
Dr. HESTER delivered a eulogistic address on the deceased, in which he said 
that no words of his could equal the powerful sermon Mr. LEWIS had preached 
all through his life by his simple, undemonstrative Christian life. At the 
close of the services, the guests viewed the remains for the last time. 
There were representatives from Masonic, firemen and other organizations 
with which Mr. LEWIS had been connected at the services. The interment will 
be private.

Frank WAHLE, a retired grocer, died at his home. 107 Central avenue, on 
Thursday from intestinal trouble. He was born in Hollenberg, Germany, 
in 1827, and came to America when a young man, and at once engaged in 
the grocery business in Central avenue. Mr. WAHLE resided in the 
Bushwick section of Brooklyn for the past fifty-three years. He 
is survived by two sons, Anthony and Frank J., and two daughters, 
Mrs. Andrew PLAUDING and Mrs. KOPP. The funeral will be held 
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock, from St.Leonard's Church, 
Hamburg avenue and Jefferson street. Interment will be in 
St. John's Cemetery. Undertaker WARDENHAUER, of Hamburg avenue, 
will have charge of the funeral.

HENRY HEINKING
After a short illness from pneumonia, Henry HEINKING, for many years 
the proprietor of a large grocery and feed house at Bushwick avenue 
and Grand street, died on Friday at his home, 98 Bushwick avenue. He 
was born in Germany sixty-eight years ago and came to this country 
when 18 years old. While still a young man, he established the business 
at Bushwick avenue and Grand street, which he conducted until sixteen 
years ago. Mr. HEINKING was a member of the Evangelical Reformed Emanuel 
Church in Graham avenue, of which W. WALENTA is pastor. He was also an 
active worker in St. Paul's Relief Society. His wife died eight years ago. 
He is survived by three sons, Charles, Henry and Frederick, and five 
daughters, 
Mrs. Sophia MARKSTAHLER, 
Mrs. Minnie SCHUMACHER, Henrietta, Carrie and Anna. 
The funeral service will be held to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, 
the Rev. W. WALENTA officiating. Interment will be in Lutheran Cemetery. 
Undertaker Fred ROMMELE, of 706 Grand avenue, will have charge of the 
arrangements.

Mrs. Mary C. JOURDA, widow of Edward Morton JOURDA, died yesterday at her home, 
186 Powers street. She was born in New York and has resided in the 
Eastern District since 1866. Her husband, who died 20 years ago, was a 
well-known painter. Mrs. JOURDA was an active member of the Ainslie 
Street Presbyterian Church for many years. She is survived by one son, 
Walter, and two daughters, Mrs. Mabel MELLWAINE and Eva JOURDA. 
The funeral service will be held on Tuesday. The Rev. Roland L. DAWSON 
and the Rev. Dr. ESTEY will officiate. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.

Mrs. Katherine Remsen BENNETT LYMAN, 73 years old, died at the home of 
her son-in-law, John W.H. BERGEN, 222 Eighty-second street, yesterday, 
after an illness of about two weeks. The cause of death was heart failure. 
Mrs. BENNETT was born in 1832 at the old BENNETT mansion, Shore road, 
Bay Ridge, where she resided until her marriage to Nathan Bower LYMAN 
in 1852. She then moved to Buffalo and resided there until about ten 
years ago, when she returned to the Bay Ridge section. The funeral 
services will be held from the Eighty-second street residence on Monday 
morning. The Rev. Dr. Charles J. SCUDDER, pastor of the Bay Ridge 
Reformed Dutch Church, Eightieth street and Second avenue, will officiate. 
The burial will be at Buffalo, N.Y. Monday afternoon. Mrs. BENNETT is 
survived by one son and a daughter.

Mrs. Mary McKILLEN, 49 years old, wife of Thomas McKILLEN, died at her home, 
163 Second avenue, on Friday, after an illness of about one week. The 
cause of death was pneumonia. She was born at County Caven, Ireland, and 
at the age of nineteen came to America. For the last fifteen years, she 
resided in Brooklyn. She was a member of the Rosary Society attached to 
St. Thomas Aquinas' Church, Ninth street and Fourth avenue. The funeral 
will take place on Monday from her late residence to St.Thomas Aquinas' church, 
Fourth avenue and Ninth street, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated, 
the Rev. Father DONOHUE, pastor of the church, officiating. Interment will 
be at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertakers LYMAN and PERVIS, Thirteenth street 
and Fourth avenue, have charge of the funeral.

JOHN CASPER MEYER
After an illness of two weeks John Casper MEYER died of pneumonia last 
Thursday at his home, 204 Bedford avenue. The funeral services will be 
held this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of his son, Dietrich, 
75 Schenectady avenue. The remains will be interred in the Lutheran Cemetery. 
The Rev. Gustav Sommers, pastor of St. Matthew's Evangelical Church, of
which Mr. MEYER was a member, will conduct the funeral services. Mr. MEYER 
is survived by a daughter and three sons, Charles L., Louis and Dietrich.
he was born fifty-two years ago at Ritterhude, Germany, and had lived in 
Brooklyn since he was a boy. he was a member of the Euclid Lodge of Free Masons.

Mrs. Eliza HAINES, 78 years old, died yesterday at the home of her son-in-law, 
Edward H. JOHNSON, of 607 Halsey street. The funeral services will be held 
to-morrow evening at her late home. The Rev. Dr. RENNIE, of the 
Glenmore Avenue Presbyterian Church, will officiate. The interment will be 
made at Greenwood Cemetery. She is survived by a daughter.

Mrs. Margaret A. DINGEE died at her home, 187 Clinton avenue, 
yesterday morning from heart trouble, in her fiftieth year. 
Funeral services will be held at her late home to-morrow evening 
at 11 o'clock. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. DINGEE was born in New York City. She 
was the daughter of the late M.S. CORRIGAN, an old resident of 
Brooklyn, and one of the oldest leather merchants in Manhattan. 
Mrs. DINGEE was a member of St. John's Chapel. She is survived 
by her husband, John F., and one daughter, Mrs. James CASSIDY.

HENRY ATTWELL
After an illness of less than one month, Henry ATTWELL died at his home, 
15 St. James' place, Friday, from acute Bright's disease. He was 
sixty-two years old. Funeral services were held at his home last 
evening. The Rev. Dr. R. MACDONALD, pastor of the Washington Avenue 
Baptist Church, officiated. Anna H. HALSTEAD, soprano, sang 
"Lead, Kindly Light." The interment will be made in the family plot 
at Woodlawn Cemetery. Undertaker George HELFRICH, of 939 Fulton street, 
had charge of the funeral arrangements. Mt. ATTWELL was born in Manhattan. 
He was the some of James and Mary ATTWELL, and after receiving a 
thorough education, he became European lace and linen buyer for 
HALSTEAD, HAINES & Co., Manhattan. Five years ago, he established a 
business of his own, at 51 Franklin street, Manhattan. He had 
crossed the ocean eighty-four times. He dearly loved little ones, 
who at the services last night covered the coffin with flowers. 
On Oct. 25, 1871, he was married to Elsie Spencer LOOMIS, of Suffield, 
Conn., who, with one daughter, Mrs. Albert WICKSTEAD, two sisters and 
one brother survive him.

Henry IDE, who was for fifty-two years an elder of the First 
Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn and for a long time president of 
the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, died yesterday morning 
at the home of his son-in-law, Francis L. HINE, 4 West Fifty-third 
street, Manhattan. The funeral will be held from the First 
Presbyterian Church to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. 
Mr. IDE was born in Wrentham, Mass. in 1818, coming to New York 
in 1836. Since 1860, he had been a resident of Brooklyn. He is 
survived by three children: Henry W., Mrs. F.L. HINE and George E.

William ZERBE, an old resident of Greenpoint, who was well-known in 
German circles, died Friday at his home, 150 Oakland street. He was 
74 years old. Cancer of the stomach, with which he had suffered for
many years, was the cause of Mr. ZERBE's death. He was one of the 
organizers of the Social Quartet Club, which later became the 
Liederkranz Singing Society. He is survived by a widow and several 
children.

THOMAS GATELY
Though he seemed to be in excellent health when he visited his 
son's store on Friday afternoon, and though he seemed perfectly well 
when he retired that night, Thomas GATELY, 86 years old, died suddenly 
yesterday morning at 1:30 o'clock. A few minutes before that he woke 
up one son and sent for two others. The family doctor was called in, 
but within ten minutes the old gentleman passed away. The details of 
the funeral have not been arranged, but it will probably take place 
to-morrow, after high mass at St. Vincent de Paul's Church in North 
Sixth street. The remains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. 
Mr. GATELY is survived by three sons, Thomas, Alphonsus and Francis. 
He was a native of Ireland, and came to America at an early age, 
settling first in Greenpoint.

Miss Harriet E. NOBLE, assistant in charge of the nature work 
for the younger children at the Children's Museum of the Brooklyn 
Institute, died yesterday morning at 3 o'clock at the Prospect 
Heights Hospital, where she went two weeks ago for the removal 
of a tumor. Miss NOBLE came to the museum in November, 1902, 
and had been exceptionally successful in her work there. She 
was a teacher of rare gifts and ability in Hartford, Conn., 
leaving a position there to take up the nature work here. She 
lectured on her chosen topic and in addition to this work gave 
a great deal of her time to the children who came to the museum, 
where it was a common site to see a group of eight or ten 
gathered about her listening to her description of specimens, 
or getting advice from her. Miss NOBLE made a great number of 
friends during her stay in Brooklyn. She attended regularly the 
First Presbyterian Church on Henry street, and made her home on 
Willoughby street. Miss NOBLE was born March 3, 1871, at Hartford, 
Conn., and spent all her life there until she came here. She was 
educated at the Hartford schools and the State Normal School at 
New Britain, Conn. The funeral will be in Hartford on Monday at 
2 P.M. from her home, 300 Wethersfield avenue.

DANIEL P. TREDWELL
In the death of Daniel P. TREDWELL, Brooklyn has lost and old and 
well-known citizen. For the last five years of his life, 
Mr. TREDWELL was president of the House and Home Real Estate Co., 
with offices in Twenty-third street, Manhattan, and in lower Broadway, 
Brooklyn. Before taking up the real estate business, Mr. TREDWELL 
conducted an electric and steam laundry in the Eastern District. 
Although in business all his life and employing dozens of men, 
Mr. TREDWELL died comparatively poor. He acquired much, but gave 
away most of it to charity. Since his death, several persons have 
come forward and claimed to be in his debt. Yesterday his widow received 
an unsigned letter from three young men, declaring that Mr. TREDWELL 
had befriended them loaned them money.Enclosed in the letter were 
three hundred dollars, which the men said they owed. Mr. TREDWELL 
was born in Staten Island fifty-two years ago. he was of Huguenot stock,
and a descendant of the LYSTERs and POUILLONs. His father was William S. 
TREDWELL of Westchester. He is survived by his widow and his mother. 
Interment will be made at the Moravian Cemetery, Staten Island. 
Funeral services will be previously conducted at the cemetery chapel 
by the Rev. Mr. BENNETT. Undertaker ELLIS of Pacific street has charge 
of the arrangements.

Gardner BEECHER, whose funeral will take place this afternoon at 
2 o'clock, from the home of his uncle, John M. GARDNER, 100 Richmond street, 
was the only son of the late Dr. and Mrs. M.P. BEECHER. Shortly 
after the death of his father a year ago, he became seriously ill. 
His physician recommended a change of climate and he was sent to 
Glen Gardner, a village in the Blue Ridge Range, founded and named 
after his grandfather, William GARDNER. The change did not benefit 
Mr. BEECHER, however, and he died on Thursday afternoon. He was 22 
years old and except for a year or so had spent his entire life in 
East New York, where his family is well-known. The Rev. Warren H. 
WILSON, of the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church will conduct 
the funeral services. Interment will be made at Evergreen Cemetery. 
Undertaker W.F. MOORE of Pennsylvania avenue, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Eliza WILLIAMS, a resident of the Eastern District for over
forty years, died at her home, 1687 Broadway, of heart failure, 
after an illness of three weeks. Funeral services will be held at 
the home of her daughter, Mrs. G. TITUS, of (illegible) Decatur street,
at 5 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. Rev. H.R. FELL, curate of 
St. Thomas' Protestant Episcopal Church, of Bushwick avenue, 
will officiate. On Monday morning the remains will be temporarily
place in a receiving vault at Evergreens Cemetery. Undertakers 
B. NORRIS & Sons, of 58 Tompkins avenue, have charge of the 
funeral arrangements. Mrs. WILLIAMS was born in London in 1833. 
She was the daughter of William and Mary HUNT. After her marriage 
to William WILLIAMS over fifty years ago she and her family came 
to this country. A husband, three daughter, Mrs. Henrietta BOOTH, 
Mrs. Lucy TITUS and Mrs. Emily WRIGHT, and one son, William WILLIAMS, Jr., 
survive her.

ATTWELL - January 20, Henry ATTWELL, at 15 St. James place.

BRIGGS - At his home, 63 Lafayette ave., Brooklyn, Thursday, 
January 19, after a brief illness, Capr. Alison BRIGGS, 
aged 50 years. Funeral services will be held at the 
Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Marcy avenue cor. Madison st., 
Sunday, January 22, at 3 o'clock P.M.

BEYER - January 19, the Rev. J.P. BEYER, pastor of the 
Evangelical Lutheran St. John's Church, Maujer st. 
near Graham ave. 

CORSON - January 20, Richard R. CORSON, step-brother of 
Frederick LUNDY, 56, at Sheepshead Bay. 
Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

DINGEE - January 21, at 187 Classon ave., Margaret A., 
wife of John F. DINGEE.

EVANS - January 19, Felix EVANS, at 31 Schenck ave.

FERRIS - January 18, ay 676 Flatbush ave., Anna M., 
daughter of Garrit L. MARTENSE, and wife of the 
Rev. John M. FERRIS, D.D., 76. Services this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

FLETCHER - January 16, in Denver, Col., William J. FLETCHER, 36. 
Funeral services at 69 Pennsylvania ave.

GATELY - On Saturday, January 21st, 1905, Thomas GATELY, aged 77 years, 
beloved father of Phillip J., Joseph T., Francis J., 
Thomas J. and Alphonsus L. GATELY. Funeral from his late residence, 
143 Bedford ave., on Monday, 23d inst., at 9:30 A.M., and 
thence to the church of St. Vincent de Paul, North Sixth st. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.

HAINES - January 21, Eliza HAINES, 78. Funeral services at 607 Halsey st. 

IDE - January 21, at 4 West Fifty-third st., New York, Henry IDE, 
87. Funeral services at First Presbyterian Church, Henry st., 

LAURENT - Wife of Benjamin J. LAURENT, January 20, 55. 
Funeral services at 219 tenth st.

LYMAN - January 21, Katherine Remsen BENNETT LYMAN, 73. 
Funeral services from 223 Eighty-second st.
to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock.

McKILLEN - On Friday, the 20th inst., Mary, the beloved wife of 
Thomas McKILLEN. Funeral from her late residence, 163 Second ave., 
Brooklyn, on Monday, January the 23d, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to 
St. Thomas Aquinas' Church, Ninth st. and Fourth ave. 
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 

McNEILL - At 65 St. Johns place, James Patton McNEILL, son of Mary A. 
and the late John McNEILL.

MEYER - January 19, John C. MEYER, 52. Funeral from 73 Schenectady ave. 
this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

MORGAN - January 20, Harry J., son of John R. and Elizabeth A. MORGAN. 
Funeral from 611 Nostrand ave. this afternoon at 3 o'clock.

MORLENSON - At 1229 Hancock st. Helen Lulu, daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. C.A. MORLENSON. 
Funerals services this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

MOTT - January 19, Benjamin B. MOTT, 85. Funeral services from 
47 Mott ave., Far Rockaway, to-morrow afternoon.

PALMER - January 20, Daniel PALMER, 64. Funeral services at 
196 Fulton st. to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

PATE - Beresford Linsley, son of Albert Thomas and Florence LINSLEY PATE, 
January 20, 2. Funeral private.

POPPERT - January 19, at 28 Willoughby st., Sara A. RUDDY, wife of 
N.S. POPPERT. Funeral services from St. James' Pro-Cathedral, 
Jay st., at 9:30 o'clock to-morrow morning.

POWERS - At East Meadow, L.I., January 20, Samuel POWERS, 65. 
Funeral services at St. Brigid's Church, Westbury Station, 
to-morrow morning at 10:30 o'clock.

STRONG - January 20, at 95 Hart st., Perry Tompkins, son of 
William M. and Jessie E. STRONG,  3 months.

TREADWELL - January 20, Daniel P. TREADWELL. Funeral services at 
118 Crystal st. this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.

VASSAR - January 19, Charles D. VASSAR, at 106 South Ninth st. 
Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

VOSS - January 16, at Shoreham, Vt., J. Charles VOSS, 
46, formerly of Brooklyn.

WAHLE - January 19, Frank WAHLE, husband of the late 
Mary WAHLE, 78. Funeral from 107 Central ave. to-morrow; 
thence to St. Leonard's Church, Hamburg ave. & Jefferson st.

WHITE - January 19, H. Belcher WHITE, at 167 Hart st.

WALSH - January 20, Michael WALSH. Funeral from St. 
Mary Star of the Sea Church, to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

WITTER - January 19, Laura B., at Providence, R.I. 
Services at 298 Fenimore st., Flatbush, this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

WRIGHT - January 20, Helen, daughter of J. Fred and Lucy S. WRIGHT, 
7 months. Funeral services at 150 Halsey st. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

CAPT. HARMON D. BISHOP
After a short illness Capt. Harmon D. BISHOP died at his home, 268 
Carroll street, on Monday. He was born at Centre Moriches, L.I., in 
1818. When quite young he came to Brooklyn. He had been connected 
with river front work nearly all his life. Capt. BISHOP was also a 
great croquet player. He was so fond of the game that he played 
during the coldest months of winter at Prospect Park. The funeral 
services over his remains will be held to-morrow right at 8 o'clock, 
the Rev. J.C. AGER, of the Church of the New Jerusalem, officiating. 
The interment will be made at Greenpoint, L.I., on Friday morning. He 
is survived by one daughter, Jane A., and one son, Nathan Kendrick, 
who is an Episcopal minister in Summerville, Boston. Jas. REILLY, of 
Smith and Carroll streets, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Philip BRADY, whose death occurred on Monday at his residence, 95 
Cumberland street, had reached the ripe age of 87 years, and had led 
an active life up to within a brief time preceding his demise. Born 
in County Cavan, Ireland, he came to the United States fourteen years 
ago and engaged with John FLYNN, of 137 Carlton avenue, in the 
wholesale liquor business. His death was due to paralysis. He was 
connected with the Church of the Sacred Heart, of which Father NASH 
is rector. High mass will be said by Father NASH, to-morrow morning 
at 10 o'clock, and the interment will be made in St. John's Cemetery. 
A widow, four daughters and two sons survive Mr. BRADY.

MRS. JENNIE BRINSMADE
Mrs. Jennie NEWMAN BRINSMADE, widow of James Beebee BRINSMADE, who 
lived at 166 Columbia Heights, died yesterday at Atlantic City of 
pneumonia. Mrs. BRINSMADE was born in Albany seventy-two years ago. 
She was the daughter of Henry NEWMAN, a wool merchant of that city. 
Her husband in his day was one of the best-known lawyers in Brooklyn. 
He died twenty years ago. Mrs. BRINSMADE had lived in Brooklyn for 
fifty years and was prominent in charity and in church work. She is 
survived by three sons, Dr. William B. BRINSMADE, Henry N. BRINSMADE 
and Charles Lyman BRINSMADE, and by three daughters, Mrs. William VAN 
SINDEREN, Miss Alice BRINSMADE and Mrs. J. Douglas ADAM, wife of the 
Rev. Dr. ADAM, pastor of the Reformed Church on the Heights, where 
the funeral services will be held to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. 
Interment will be made at the convenience of the family.

FLORA A. BUMSTEAD
Mrs. Flora A. BUMSTEAD, wife of Henry D. BUMSTEAD, died at her home, 
1441 Bushwick avenue, Monday, in her 63d year. Her husband survives 
her, and she leaves a son and a daughter. She was born in Purlin, 
N.Y., Aug. 20, 1843, and came to Brooklyn many years ago. Funeral 
services will be held this evening at her late home, the interment 
being in Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, N.Y. The undertaker is William H. 
MOORE, of 44 Pennsylvania avenue.

JAMES H. CAYNE
A requiem mass will be offered to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock for the 
repose of the soul of James Henry CAYNE, who died suddenly at his 
home, 20 Manhasset place, on Monday. He is survived by a widow, 
Annie. The interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MISS BESSIE ECKERT
After an illness of more than four years, Miss Bessie ECKERT died at 
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. ECKERT, Monday afternoon, in 
her 25th year. Miss ECKERT was born in Brooklyn and was educated at 
the public school. She was a member of many social clubs. A father, 
mother, one brother and three sisters survive her. Funeral services 
were held this afternoon at her late home. Interment was made in the 
family plot at Washington Cemetery.

Wilbor Butler HARLOW, chief chemist in the laboratories of the firm 
of Sawyer, Mann & Co., of Manhattan, and grandson of the late Rev. 
Hugh SMITH, rector of Grace Church, on the Heights, died at 
Jacksonville, Fla., on Saturday, after a three-month illness, from 
Bright's disease. Mr. HARLOW was in his 24th year. He was the only 
son of Walter C. HARLOW, who's connected with the New York and New 
Jersey Telephone Company, and was a graduate of Wesleyan University, 
class '04. A father, mother and two sisters, Eleanor Louise and Ruth 
survive him. Funeral services will be held to-night at 8 o'clock at 
the home of his parents, the Rev. Dr. St. Clair HESTER, rector of the 
Church of the Messiah, in Greene avenue, officiating. Interment will 
be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemeteery. Hinman Bros., 
undertakers, of Fifth avenue and Seventeenth street, have charge of 
the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Eva M. JACKSON died suddenly at her home, 59 Somers street, 
yesterday morning, from heart failure. Mrs. JACKSON was a daughter of 
the late Elizabeth J. FRAZER and was well educated. She was a member 
of the St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church, and on Feb. 16, 1887, 
was married to William A. JACKSON, who with one son, Wesley S., and 
one sister, Mrs. W.H. SPRINGSTEEN, and a brother, A.S. FRAZER, 
survive her. Funeral services will be held at her late residence this 
evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. James Townsend RUSSELL, rector of 
St. Thomas P.E. Church, in Bushwick avenue, officiating. Interment 
will be made in the family plot at Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mrs. 
George PETH, of 127 Boerum street, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

Theodore F. MANNING, for many years a retired merchant who made his 
home in the Bedford section, died at the home of his son-in-law, 
Thomas F. SHEVILLE, Monday, from heart failure. Mr. MANNING had been 
in feeble health for some time so that his end was not unexpected. 
His wife died three years ago and Mr. MANNING leaves only one son. He 
was born in the South and came to New York when a young man and 
engaged in business. Fueneral services were held at the home of his 
son-in-law this afternoon. The undertaker is T.J. PHILLIPS, in 
Lafayette avenue. The burial will be private.

Mrs. Mary E. McGREW, 74 years old, died yesterday after a lingering 
illness, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert ??s??, 20 Jackson 
place. The funeral will be held on Friday afternoon, the Re. Dr. 
TUPPER, of the Fifteenth Street Baptist Church, officiating.

MARY McGUIRE
Funeral services will be held on Friday morning at St. John's Church 
over the remains of Mary McGUIRE, who died yesterday at her home, 223 
Twenty-third street. She had been ill only one day, and old age was 
the cause of her death. She lived in South Brooklyn for sixty-five 
years. Two sons survive her. Undertaker F.E. SELLE, of 184 Fifth 
avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

JAMES MURRAY
Thirteen-year-old James MURRAY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick MURRAY, 
of 360 Midwood street, died at his home yesterday afternoon. The 
funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon and the interment will be 
made at Holy Cross Cemetery. P. McKENNA, of 798 Flatbush avenue, has 
charge of the arrangements.

John Stewart STINSON, an attache of the United States Custom House, 
died at his home, 661 Degraw street on Monday afternoon, after a 
three weeks' illness, in his 25th year. Mr STINSON was born in 
Brooklyn, and was a graduate of Public School No. 15. He was also a 
graduate of Brown's Business College. He was a member of the Chosen 
Few, L.O.L., No. 3 Lodge, and the Ladies' Lodge, L.O.L., No. 89; also 
a member of the Federal Tenth Ward Republican Club, and the Civil 
Service Employees' Association. He was a staunch Republican in 
politics, and a member of the Second United Presbyterian Church. On 
Sept. 7, 1904, he was married to Miss Katie H. MARTIN, daughter of 
James and Isabelle MARTIN. His widow, mother and one sister, Nellie 
WILSON STINSON, survive him. Funeral services will be held at his 
late residence this evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. W.H. NICHOL, 
pastor of the Second United Presbyterian Church, at Bond street and 
Atlantic avenue, officiating. Interment will be made in the family 
plot at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker William A. HENRY, of 411 
Atlantic avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

James J. WHELAN, a well-known builder and contractor, died at his 
home 123 Fort Greene place, last night, after a lingering illness 
from complications. He was in his 75th year. Mr. WHELAN was born at 
Waterford, Ireland, and was a son of the late William and Mary 
WHELAN. He came to Brooklyn about fifty years ago. He retired twenty 
years ago. Mr. WHELAN was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Roman 
Catholic Church. His brother, Edward, and one cousin, Miss Annie 
KIRBY, who kept house for them, survive him. Funeral services will be 
held at Our Lady of Mercy R.C. Church, in Debevoise place, on Friday 
morning at 9:30 o'clock. The remains will be placed in a receiving 
vault at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker, Frank DALTON, of DeKalb 
avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Paul WILSON died on Monday at his home, 101 Front street, of 
pneumonia, after a three weeks' illness. He was born in Germany in 
1869, and had resided in Brooklyn for twenty years. A widow and four 
children and his mother and three sisters survive him. The funeral 
will be held to-morrow afternoon, withe interment at Evergreen 
Cemetery, Undertaker L.C. DOYLE, of 152 York street, has charge of 
the arrangements.

CORNWELL
At Scarsdale, N.Y., March 21, Richard P., son of the late R.H. and 
E.L. CORNWELL, 66. Funeral services Thursday at 4 o'clock.

DIXON
March 19, Margaret J., daughter of the late John and Margaret DIXON, 
at 95 Reid ave.

KINNEY
March 21, at 113 Kenilworth pl., Dorothy, daughter of George A. and 
Orient R. KINNEY, 6.

LEARY
Suddenly, on the 19th, Laura STAPLETON, wife of George Raymond LEARY, 
at 287 Nostrand ave.

MACNAUGHTON
March 20, at 444 Hendrix st., Sarah B., wife of William M. 
MACNAUGHTON. Funeral on Thursday at 2 o'clock.

O'HARA
March 19, at 281 Hart st., Alfred, son of James F. O'HARA and the 
late Mary E. O'HARA.

QUEEN
March 19, Harriet E., wife of James P. QUEEN, at 28 Schenck ave.

RODEMANN
At Bay Side, L.I., on March 20, Elizabeth, daughter of Arthur and 
Elizabeth RODEMANN, 17. Funeral services this evening at 8.

23 January 1905
BOYER - On Sunday, January 22d, 1905, of pneumonia, after a short illness, 
Elizabeth G., wife of Charles H. BOYER. Funeral service at her late residence, 
622 Second st., Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January 25th, at 2 P.M.

FERDINAND - In Brooklyn, on January 21, 1905, Charles G., the beloved son of 
Charles FERDINAND and Margaret O'BRIEN. Funeral will take place from his 
late residence, 21 Grand ave., on Tuesday, January 24, at 2 P.M.

SULLIVAN - Suddenly, on January 20, James, beloved son of Catherine SULLIVAN, 
in his 38th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral 
from his late residence, 675 Rutland road, on Tuesday, January 24, at 9:30 A.M.; 
thence to Church of St. Francis of Assisi, where solemn requiem mass will 
be said for the repose of his soul. Interment Holy Cross.

STANAHAN - Suddenly, on Sunday, January 22d, in her 74th year, Clara H., 
widow of the late Hon. J.S.T. STRANAHAN. Funeral services at her late 
residence, 209 Union st., Wednesday, the 25th inst., at 2 P.M. 
Interment at Greenwood.

SCHUTZ - On January 20, Walter J. SCHUTZ, 33, at 1696 Nostrand ave.

RICHARD WELSH
The funeral of Richard WELSH, who died on Friday at his home, 
91 South Tenth street, was held this morning from the Church of 
SS Peter and Paul in Berry street. The sermon was delivered by 
the Rev. Father Charles PARKS of Manhattan, assisted by the 
Rev. Father Edward T. McGINLEY, of the St. Rose of Lima Church, 
and the Rev. Father BELFORD, of SS Peter and Paul. Interment was 
made at Calvary Cemetery. Mr. WELSH was born in the Thirteenth Ward 
in New York City about 60 years ago. He resided in Brooklyn only one
year. He was employed by HARPER Brothers, the publisher, for forty years. 
Mr. WELSH, while a young man, was a member of the old New York Volunteer 
Fire Department. One son, John, who died a few years ago, was traffic 
manager at the Pennsylvania Railroad, and another son, Edward, is an 
agent for the same railroad. His wife, Mary, died several years ago. 
Besides his son, Edward, Mr. WELSH is survived by
two daughters, Mary and Annie.

MRS. CHARLES H. BOYER
The many friends of Mrs. Charles H. BOYER will regret to learn of her 
sudden death, which occurred last evening shortly after 9 o'clock.
Mrs. BOYER was taken ill with pneumonia last Monday evening and, 
although medical skill was in almost constant attendance, she passed 
away peacefully last night. Mr. and Mrs. BOYER lived for many years at 
186 Gates avenue and only moved to their new house about the middle of 
December last. The funeral service will be held at her late home, 
622 Second street, on Wednesday at 2 P.M., the Rev. Dr. Henry C. SWENTZEL, 
rector of St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church, officiating.

Charles BOSSONG, 58 years old, of 390 South Third street, died at his 
home last Friday. Funeral services were held this afternoon. 
The interment will be made at Lutheran Cemetery. Undertaker George ENGLEIT, 
of 113 Evergreen avenue, had charge of the funeral arrangements. Mr. BOSSONG 
was born in New York City. He had lived in Brooklyn for thirty-eight years. 
He was in the silk business, but retired a year ago, owing to ill health. 
He was a veteran of the Civil War, having served in the army and navy. 
He was a prominent Republican of the Sixteenth Ward, and was a member of 
the E.D. Scheuter Association, the Republican Club of the Sixteenth Ward, 
and Mansfield Post No. 35, G.A.R. A widow, Kate; to (sic) sons, 
Henry and Herman, and two daughters, Clara May and Mrs. Alfred SCHIMMEL, 
survive him.

Mrs. Clara C. HARRISON STRANAHAN, widow of James S.T. STRANAHAN, 
who was known as Brooklyn's first citizen," died at her home, 
269 Union street, of apoplexy, last night. She was an advocate of 
higher education for women, and had been herself called at one time 
"the most finely educated woman in America." She was one of the 
founders and a trustee of Barnard College, and the author of a 
work, frequently used as a textbook, entitled, "A History of 
French Painting, from Its Earliest to Its Latest Practice." 
She had also written a great deal for magazines. During the 
Civil War she took an active interest in the Sanitary Fair, held 
in the old Brooklyn Academy of Music. She had been one of the 
vice-presidents of the Daughters of the Revolution and for over 
a quarter of a century had been president of the Kings County 
Visitation Committee of the State Charities Aid Association. 
She was also for many years corresponding secretary of the 
Society for the Aid of Friendless Women and Children. She had 
also been president of the Women's Board of Managers for the 
State of New York of the Columbian Exposition, and at the time of 
her death was vice-president of the Emma WILLARD Association, 
of this city.

Mrs. STRANAHAN was born in Westfield, Mass. in 1831. Her father was 
Seth HARRISON. Some years ago she gave $25,000 to the University of 
Michigan as a memorial to him and as a scholarship fund for the education 
of his descendants. Receiving her early education in Ohio, she later 
attended Mount Holyoke College under Mary LYON and the Troy Female 
Seminary under Emma WILLARD. For some time she taught in the Brooklyn 
Heights Seminary and Packer Institute. Then she conducted a private 
school of her own, which obtained more than a local reputation, at 
Remsen and Clinton streets, where the Hamilton Club is now. She did 
not give this school up until she was married in 1870, to Mr. STRANAHAN, 
whose first wife had died four years before.

Mr. STRANAHAN built the Atlantic Docks, was a member of the first Brooklyn 
Bridge Commission, and was known as the father of Prospect Park, having 
been for twenty years president of the commission which laid it out. 
It is his statue which stands near the main entrance to the Park. 
He died at his summer home in Saratoga in 1898.

Mrs. STRANAHAN had been an invalid for nine years, but was able to go about. 
At 6 o'clock yesterday morning she was taken ill, and Dr. Clark BURNHAM, 
who was called, found that she was suffering from a stroke of apoplexy. 
She died early in the evening. She had no children, but leaves a sister, a
brother and several nephews and nieces.

The funeral service will be held at the late residence at 2 o'clock 
Wednesday afternoon, the Rev. Dr. H.P. DEWEY, pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims, 
officiating. Interment will be at Greenwood.

AUGUSTINE E. CERQUA
Augustine Edward CERQUA died at his home, 96 Albany avenue, early Saturday 
morning in his 79th year. Funeral services will be held at his late home, 
to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. J. C. AGEN, pastor of the Church of 
the New Jerusalem, officiating. Interment will be made at Cypress Hills Cemetery.
Undertaker M. CHICHESTER, of Court and Baltic streets, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements. Mr. CERQUA was born in Italy. He was closely identified with the 
Italian School Mission of Manhattan, and all modern thought that tended toward 
the education and Americanization of his countrymen. A widow, Sarah, one son, 
Augustine, and one daughter, Nanine, survive him.

MRS. LOUISA W. CHUBB
Mrs. Louisa WALSTON CHUBB, wife of Percival CHUBB, well known to patrons of 
the Brooklyn Institute lecture courses, died at her home in Summit, N.J. 
on Saturday. The CHUBBS formerly resided in Brooklyn and several years ago 
moved to Summit, where Mrs. CHUBB hoped to regain her lost health. She 
suffered an affection of the lungs. Five children survive her.

CHARLES G. FERDINAND
The funeral of Charles G. FERDINAND will take place to-morrow from the 
home of his parents, 21 Grand avenue. The deceased was in his eleventh 
year and died from rheumatism of the heart. His parents are Charles and 
Margaret FERDINAND. The boy attended the Sacred Heart School on Adelphi street. 
The interment will be in the Holy Cross cemetery. undertaker James CONLEY, 
of 550 Myrtle avenue, has charge of the arrangements.

M. MATHILDA BURGHER
Miss M. Mathilda BURGHER died at her home, 81 Johnson street, early 
yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held to-morrow morning at 
10 o'clock at St. James Pro-Cathedral, in Jay street. the Rev. Father DONOHUE, 
pastor of the church, will officiate. Undertaker George PITH, of 
1207 Myrtle avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements. Miss BURGHER 
was born at Canton Schwyz, Switzerland, in 1867. She came to this country 
at the age of fourteen and had since resided in Brooklyn. During the last 
eighteen years, she was a member and had worshipped at St. James Pro-Cathedral.
Two brothers, John and Anthony A., and two sisters, Mrs. A. BOETSCH and 
Mrs. H.J. PRESS, survive her.

BURGHER - January 21, M. Mathilda BURGHER. Funeral from 81 Johnson st., 
Tuesday; thence to St. James' Pro-Cathedral. Jay st., at 10 A.M.

CERQUA - January 21, Augustine Edward CERQUA, 79. 
Funeral services at 96 Albany ave. this evening at 8.

CURRY - January 21, James Henry CURRY.Funeral from St.Mary's Hospital.

DINGEE - January 21,at 187 Clinton ave.,Margaret A.,wife of John F.DINGEE.

GATELY - January 21, Thomas GATELY, 77, father of Philip J., Joseph T., 
Francis J., Thomas J. and Alphonsus L. GATELY at 143 Bedford ave.

IDE - January 21, at 4 West Fifty-third st., New York City, Henry IDE, 87. 
Funeral services at First Presbyterian Church, Henry st., Brooklyn.

KEAN - Saturday,at St.Joseph's Convent,Brentwood,Mother Mary Austin KEAN,84.

LYMAN - Jan.21,Katherine Remsen BENNETT LYMAN,73,at 223 Eighty-second st.

POOLE - Saturday, William H. POOLE. Funeral services at Oak Tree, N.J. 
this evening at 8; to-morrow 2 P.M>, at 475 Central ave., Brooklyn.

24 January 1905
BOWLING - January 22, Louise Fairfax, daughter of Edgar R. and Gertrude EMORY BOWLING.

BREEN - January 21, William J., son of Elizabeth BREEN, at 477A Pacific st.

CERQUA - January 21, Augustine Edward CERQUA, 79. Funeral services at 96 Albany
ave. this evening at 8.

COPPERNOLL - At Stamford, Conn., on January 22, Della, widow of James M.
COPPERNOLL, 83. Funeral services in the First Reformed Church to-morrow

COSCHINA - Suddenly, at 347 Fifty-fifth st., Jan 21, Francis COSCHINA.

FINLEY - Suddenly, on January 21, Frank A. FINLEY, husband of Lulu A. BROWN,
30, at 87 Madison st.

GILLIGAN - January 22, William J., son of Timothy and Mary A. GILLIGAN, of
Dover, N.J. Funeral from 165 Bond st.

HAINES - January 21, Eliza HAINES, 78, at 607 Halsey st.

HEFFERNAN - At 571 Fourth ave., Agnes A., widow of John F. HEFFERNAN and
daughter of Margaret and the late James J. McGARRY.

HELLFELD - January 22, Henry H. HELLFELD, 64. Services at 202 Lexington ave. at
8 this evening.

HORAN - Suddenly at East Orange, N.J., January 22, Henry HORAN. Funeral
services at 63 North Maple ave. to-morrow at 3.

JAMES - January 22, Maria, widow of Thompson P. JAMES. Funeral services at 21
Chestnut st., this evening at 8.

KAHLMEYER - January 22, William KAHLMEYER, 83. 
Funeral from 136 Twelfth street.to-morrow.

MAGEE - January 22, Henrietta MAGEE, wife of Samuel S. RANDOLPH, at 650 Marcy
ave.

McGRATH - At 192 South Oxford st., January 22, Bernard McGRATH.

McNALLY - Mary McNALLY, 74. Funeral from 124 Oakland st. to-morrow

THOMAS - At 27(illegible) Carroll st., January 21, Mrs. Fannie S. THOMAS, widow
of W.W. THOMAS.

JAMES SULLIVAN
Funeral services over the remains of James SULLIVAN, who died on 
Saturday from cerebral hemorrhage, were held this morning at the 
Church of St. Francis of Assisi, Nostrand avenue and Lincoln road, 
where a solemn requiem mass was celebrated by the Rev. Francis X. LUDEKE, 
rector of the church. The interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Mr. SULLIVAN was 37 years old, and was the son of Mrs. Catherine SULLIVAN. 
He was a plumber by trade and resided at 675 Rutland road with his mother. 
He was taken ill while at work on Saturday, and died in the Norwegian Hospital.

FRANCIS COSCHINA
Funeral services were held this afternoon over the remains of 
Francis COSCHINA, first cousin of Joseph COSCHINA, agent of the 
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, who died at his home, 
347 Fifty-fifth street, on Saturday after a brief illness. The cause of 
death was heart failure. Mr. COSCHINA was born in America and entered 
the shipping business in New York City. He later went into the real 
estate business with an office in Sackett street. He was a master of 
ten different languages, and was well-known throughout South Brooklyn. 
He was a member of La Clemente Amitie Cosmopolitan Lodge, 410, F. 
and A.M.; Brooklyn Chapter, R.A.M. and the Clinton Commandery, 14, 
K.T. A delegation from each organization attended the funeral to-day. 
The interment was made at Grenwood (sic) Cemetery. he is survived by 
two sons and six grandchildren.

William KAHLMEYER, 83 years old, died at his home, 136 Twelfth street, 
on Sunday after a brief illness. The cause of death was gangrene. 
Mr. KAHLMEYER was born in Berlin in 182 (transcriber's note: that's what it says), 
came to America at the age of 27 and settled in South Brooklyn. 
At the breaking out of the Civil War he enlisted as a sergeant 
in Company E of the Eighth New York Volunteers. During the battle of 
Cross Keys he was seriously injured and incapacitated for three years. 
The funeral services will be held to-morrow afternoon  from his late home, 
the Rev. Dr. Bruce HULL, pastor of the Greenwood Baptist Church, Sixth 
street and Seventh avenue, officiating. The interment will be made at 
Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Frederick HERBST, of Third avenue and 
Twenty-first street, has charge of the funeral arrangements. 
Mr. KAHLMEYER is survived by a widow, two sons and two daughters.

RAKESTRAW - On Tuesday, January 24th, John B. RAKESTRAW, aged 60. 
Funeral services Wednesday evening from his late residence, 
443 DeKalb ave., at 8 o'clock. Interment at Staten Island, Thursday.

BOYER - On Sunday, January 22d, 1905, of pneumonia, after a short illness, 
Elizabeth G., wife of Charles H. BOYER. Funeral services at her late residence, 
622 Second st., Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January 25th, at 2 P.M.

BURKE - January 22, at 128 1/2 Noble st.,Hannah BURKE, 57. Requiem mass at 
St. Anthony's Church, Manhattan ave., Greenpoint,to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. 

REIN - After a brief illness, of pneumonia, Monday, January 23, Charles REIN, 
beloved husband of Catherine REIN and son-in-law of ex-Police 
Capt. Geo. A. BUCKHOLZ. Relatives and friends invited to attend the 
funeral services at his late residence, 15 Elton st., East New York, 
Thursday, at 2 P.M. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.

STRANAHAN - Suddenly, on Sunday, January 22d, in her 74th year, Clara H., 
widow of the late Hon. J.S.T. STRANAHAN. Funeral services at her late 
residence, 269 Union st., Wednesday, the 25th inst., at 2 P.M. 
Interment at Greenwood.

Frank A. FINLEY, who died Saturday as a result of an accident which 
occurred between Baldwin and Freeport, L.I., was buried this morning 
in Cypress Hills Cemetery. The funeral services were held last evening 
at 8 o'clock at his residence, 87 Madison street. The Rev. C.W. HARDENDORF, 
pastor of the East Rockaway Congregational Church, officiated. Mr. FINLEY 
was born in Brooklyn thirty-one years ago. For fourteen years he had been 
a pressman on a Brooklyn newspaper. He was a member of the Pressman's 
Union and Fern Counell of the Royal Arcanum Order. A widow, Lulu A., 
two sons, Frank A., Jr. and Frederick B., and one daughter, 
Gladys, survives him.

AGNES A. HEFFERNAN
Funeral services for Mrs. Agnes A. HEFFERNAN, widow of the late 
John F. HEFFERNAN, were held to-day at St. John the Evangelist Church, 
Twenty-first street and Fifth avenue. The Rev. Father Thomas S. DUNIGG 
officiated. Interment was made in Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Mrs. HEFFERNAN was born in Massachusetts twenty-nine years ago. 
Almost all her life was spent in Brooklyn. At an early age she 
married Mr. HEFFERNAN, a kinsman of a prominent Brooklyn merchant. 
Mr. HEFFERNAN died six years ago. Mrs. HEFFERNAN is survived by one son, 
a mother, brother and two sisters.

HENRY H. HELLFELD
On Sunday afternoon, January 22, Henry H. HELLFELD, a well-known resident in the 
Bedford section, died at his home, 202 Lexington avenue. Although Mr. HELLFELD 
was 63 years old, he had retained fairly good health for the last few years. 
It was with something like a shock his friends learned that he had died after 
a brief illness. Mr. HELLFELD was born in Germany and came to this country 
when a boy. He began life in the grocery business, which he continued 
successfully to the day of his retirement from active business a few 
years ago. His widow and three children survive him. Funeral services 
will be held at his late residence this evening at 8 o'clock. BAYER's 
undertaking establishment, in Atlantic avenue, near Nostrand, has 
charge of the funeral.

FANNIE S. THOMAS
Mrs. Fannie S. THOMAS, widow of W.W. THOMAS, died on Saturday. She had been 
very ill with pneumonia for several days. Mrs. THOMAS was born in Searsport, 
Me., and was married to Mr. THOMAS in 1874 in Manhattan. She had passed most 
of her life in Brooklyn and was one of the most earnest workers in the 
Tabernacle Baptist Church. Here she was the principal of the primary 
department and connected with all of the church societies. She leaves 
three sisters, two in Wintersport, Me., and one in Newton, Mass., and 
two brothers in Maine. At the funeral service this after noon at the 
Tabernacle Baptist Church, the primary department marched by the casket, 
and each child dropped a flower on the body of their superintendent and 
friend. The services were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Erwin DENNETT, 
pastor of the church. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mrs. Maria JAMES, widow of Thompson P. JAMES, who died on Sunday at her home, 
21 Chestnut street, was born in New Jersey 76 years ago, and moved to Brooklyn 
in childhood. For over fifty years, she lived in Carlton avenue. Her 
husband was for many years a volunteer fireman stationed at the old 
Engine House No. 9 at Carlton and Myrtle avenues. He died ten years ago. 
Funeral services will be conducted this evening at the house at 8 o'clock 
by the Rev. F.G. HOWELL of Andrews M.E. Church. The interment will be in 
Cypress Hills Cemetery. Undertaker ELLIS, of 3996 Fulton street, has 
charge of the arrangements.

Mrs. Katherine F. HUNTER, whose funeral took place yesterday afternoon from 
her home, 233 Hinsdale street, was the wife of Robert A. HUNTER and daughter 
of Hugh and Mary CORDUAN. She was born in New York City, but came to 
Brooklyn when quite young. The family is well known in East New York. 
Mrs. HUNTER leaves a baby 11 months old. Interment was in Evergreen. 
W.J. MOORE of Pennsylvania avenue had charge of the funeral arrangements.

Carl MOLLENHOGEN died yesterday morning at Skene's Sanatorium from pneumonia. 
Funeral services will be held tonight at 8:30 o'clock at his home, 
290 sixth avenue. The Rev. Dr. J.J. HELACHMANN, pastor of St. Peter's Lutheran 
Church of Bedford avenue, near DeKalb, will officiate. Interment will be 
made to-morrow morning in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. 
Undertaker John C. KUHLKE, of 154 Court street, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements. Mr. MOLLENHOGEN was born in Lubreck, Germany, in 1835. 
For fifty years he had been a manufacturing confectioner, with place of
business at 197 Atlantic avenue. Sixteen years ago her retired on account 
of ill health. He was a member of the Brooklyn Academy of Photographers, 
and affiliated with the Democratic Party. A widow, Pauline ANDERSON, 
and one brother, Julius, survive him.

William J. GILLIGAN died suddenly at the home of his sister, 
Miss Ellen C. GILLIGAN, 165 Bond street, last Sunday morning. he had 
been packing his clothing preparing to go to the home of his parents, 
Timothy and Mary GILLIGAN, of Dover, N.J. Funeral services were held 
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment was made in the family plot at 
Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. GILLIGAN was born in Brooklyn in 1883 and was an 
upholsterer in a Fulton street department store. He was a member of the 
Grand Fraternity Camp, No. 60.

As MRS. KATHERINE FARRELL, of 320 Fortieth street, was about to receive the
sacrament of the Holy Eucharist in St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, at
Third avenue and Forty-second street, yesterday, when she was stricken with
a stroke of apoplexy and became unconscious. The Rev. Father McGUIRL, one of
the priests connected with the church, ran to the woman's assistance. Seeing
that she was in a dying condition, Father McGUIRL administered extreme
unction to her. By the time an ambulance had arrived from the Norwegian
Hospital and the woman was removed to the institution, where she died
shortly afterwards. Mrs. FARRELL had been ill for some time past, and her
husband advised her not to go out yesterday. She persisted in attending the
forty hours' devotion, which were being held in the church at the time. when
she dropped in the church, several of the women present fainted.

WILLIAM J. BREEN, whose funeral took place this afternoon from his late
home, 477a Pacific street, died on Saturday last after an illness extending
over a period of two years. He was the only child of Elizabeth and the late
William J. BREEN. He was born in Brooklyn, and received his education in the
public schools. He was a member of the nights of Columbus and the Lawrence
J. CUNNINGHAM Association. He was also a member of the choir of the Church
of Our Lady of Mercy, in Debevoise street. Interment was made at Holy Cross
Cemetery. Undertaker W.J. DALY, of smith street, had charge of the
arrangements.

CHARLES TIETJEN, 60 years old, died yesterday at his home, 89 North Seventh
street. He was born in Germany, and came to this country forty-two years
ago. He had been a member of the North Fifth Street Lutheran Church for a
number of years. Funeral services will be conducted at his late residence on
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. SUMMERS will officiate. The
interment will be made at Lutheran Cemetery. He is survived by a widow,
Catherine, and a son, Henry T. Undertaker GALLAGHER, of North Eighth street
and Bedford avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

CHARLES REIN
Funeral services are to be conducted on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock over
the remains of Charles REIN, who passed away after a short illness due to
pneumonia at his home, 15 Elton street, yesterday. the deceased was 40 years
old and had been a residence (transcriber's note: it says "residence", not
"resident") of Brooklyn for some time. He was the son-in-law of ex-Police
Captain George A. BUCKHOLZ, who has been retired for some time past and is
at present living on Long Island. The interment will be in Evergreen
Cemetery on Thursday afternoon. Mr. REIN is survived by his widow,
Catherine, and two children. The funeral arrangements have been made by John
SCHLITZ & Son of 28 Kosciusko street.

25 January 1905
DAY - Jacob DAY, Jr. died at his late residence, 431 Halsey st., on Tuesday,
January 24, 1905. funeral from house, Friday, January 27th, at twelve o'clock.

RAKESTRAW - On Tuesday, January 24th, John B. RAKESTRAW, aged 60. Funeral
service Wednesday evening at his late residence, 443 DeKalb avenue, at 8
o'clock. Interment at Staten Island, Thursday.

DR. GEORGE SIDNEY PHILLIPS
One of Brooklyn's oldest pharmacists, and probably the oldest colored
citizen, passed away this morning. Dr. George Sidney PHILLIPS died at his
residence, 200 Johnson street, from an attack of apoplexy. The family were
at Siloam Presbyterian Church, three blocks away from the home last night,
arranging the details for a "white ribbon" supper, which was to take place
to-night, when the doctor was taken ill. the oldest son, William PHILLIPS,
who is blind, was the first to reach home. He found the drug store lighted
up, which was unusual for that hour, and the family entrance from Johnson
street was open. he could not find his father, but heard someone breathing
heavily in the hall between the door and the foot of the steps. Believing a
burglar was in the house, he asked a customer in the store to see who it
was. the customer, not recognizing the doctor told the blind son that it was
a man who was in an unconscious state. He returned to the church and told
the family. They hurried home and found Dr. PHILLIPS lying unconscious in
the hallway. He was taken to his room and Dr. John MOFFETT called in. He
died at 2 o'clock this morning. he never regained consciousness. Dr.
PHILLIPS has been in failing help for some time. He and his family knew that
the troubles from which he suffered would either make him helpless or cause
sudden death. About a year ago he disposed of all his property and arranged
for the end, which found him prepared. Dr. PHILLIPS was born in New New York
City in 1830. When 15 he served an apprenticeship of one year with P.A.
WHITE, druggist, corner Gold and Franklin streets, and two years with Dr.
McQueen SMITH, West Broadway, New York City. He then opened a drug store of
his won in 1854, corner of Johnson street and Fleet place, Brooklyn, where
he conducted a successful business until his death. He was a member of the
Brooklyn Pharmaceutical Association, one of the charter members of the
Adelphi Lodge, U.O. of O.F., the oldest lodge on Long Island. He was a
member of the Siloam Presbyterian Church for forty years, twenty years as
leader of the choir and nine years chairman of the Board of Trustees. His
first wife was Elmira MURPHY. To them were born six children. His second
wife was Emma A. ANDERSON, whom he married in 1867. The funeral services
will be held next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the church where he gave
years of faithful service. Dr. W.A. ALEXANDER, the pastor, will officiate,
assisted by Rev. W.R. LAWTON, who was formerly pastor of the church. The
remains will be interred in the family plot at Evergreen Cemetery.

Arthur PAGE died at his home, 383 Quincy street, Tuesday, of pneumonia, aged
17 years. he was the only child of Arthur M. and Minnie M. PAGE. He was in
his second year of studies at the Boys' High School, where he was very
popular. His gift of pen and pencil drawing and painting made his a favorite
with principals and teachers. He was a member of the Sigma Lambda Nu
Fraternity of the Boys' High School and also of the Marcy Avenue Baptist
Sunday School. Funeral services will be held to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock.
The Rev. W.C.P. RHOADES, pastor of the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Putnam
and Marcy avenues, will officiate. Interment will be made at Greenwood
Cemetery. Undertaker Clarence E. EARL, of 335 Hancock street, has charge of
the funeral.

ADOLPH F.W. NIETSCH
Adolph Frederick William NIETSCH died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. E.J.
POPE, 1219 Hancock street, Monday morning from erysipelas. Funeral services
will be held this evening at 8 o'clock. The Rev. F. KURTZ, pastor of the
Evangelical Salems Church, in Jefferson avenue, will officiate. Interment
will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. NIETSCH was born
in Hanover, Germany, eighty years old. After receiving a collegiate
education as a pharmaceutical doctor, he came to this country in 1842, and
for sixty years resided in New York City and Brooklyn. For fifty years he
had been in the drug trade, with places of business in Manhattan and at 155
Harrison avenue, Brooklyn. His father, Dr. Carl NIETSCH, was for more than
twenty-five years one of New York's most reputable physicians and surgeons.
Mr. NIETSCH was a member of the Pharmaceutical Society and a member of New
York Volunteer Firemen No. 24. A widow, Sophia, two daughters, Elizabeth and
Mrs. Julia PAPE, and one son, William, survive him.
(Note: the daughter's surname is spelled as both "POPE" and "PAPE" in the
article.)

EDWIN EINSTEIN DIES SUDDENLY
Edwin EINSTEIN, who ran on the Republican ticket for Mayor against Thomas F.
GILROY, died suddenly of heart disease yesterday in his apartments at
Sherry's, Manhattan. Mr. EINSTEIN was fifty-eight years old and was born in
Cincinnati. He was a member of the Forty-sixth Congress from the Seventh
District. In 1895 Mayor STRONG appointed him Dock Commissioner.

Miss MARIE C. GOTTSCHEN, 23 years old, died yesterday at her home, 375
Kosciusko street. the funeral services will be held to-morrow at 1 P.M. The
Rev. Dr. J.J. HEISCHMANN, of St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Bedford avenue
near DeKalb, will officiate. She is survived by a mother, father, two
sisters and two brothers. FROELICH Brothers, undertakers, of 997 Bedford
avenue, have charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Anna M. BURCH died at the Manhasset in East Fifty-ninth street,
Manhattan, yesterday morning. Funeral services will be held to-morrow
evening at 8:30 o'clock at the residence of her sister, Mrs. Horace N.
DOUGHERTY, 841 Park place. The Rev. Dr. Lewis FRANCIS, pastor emeritus of
the Kent Street Reformed Church of Greenpoint, will officiate. Interment
will be made in the family plot at Woodlawn Cemetery. Undertaker William
NASON, of 196 Franklin street, has charge of the funeral arrangements. Mrs.
BURCH was born at Hyde Park-on-the-Hudson and was the fourth daughter of
James and Anna MOONEY. When a child her parents resided in the Eastern
District. She studied music and became a concert and church singer. For ten
years, she sang in the choir of the Collegiate Marble Reformed Church, of
Manhattan, and later at the Tabernacle M.E. Church, of Greenpoint, and in
the First Reformed Church of the Park Slope. She is survived by a husband,
Charles R., a mother, five sisters and four brothers.

MRS. DELIA COPPERNOLL
In the First Reformed Church, Bedford avenue, this afternoon, funeral
services for Mrs. Delia COPPERNOLL were held. Mrs. COPPERNOLL died Sunday in
a sanitarium at Springfield, Conn., where she had been ailing for some time.
Her residence in Brooklyn was at 131 Taylor street. Mrs. COPPERNOLL was the
widow of James M. COPPERNOLL, and was in her 83d year. She was one of the
oldest residents of the Eastern District, and for many years a member of the
First Reformed Church, now the People's Church. As a mark of sympathy and
regret, a social which was to have been held in the church last night was
postponed. The announcement of this was made by the pastor, the Rev. E.D.
BAILEY, D.D., last Sunday. Dr. BAILEY officiated at the funeral services in
the church to-day.

John EYRE, a nephew of the late ex-Mayor William R. GRACE, died this morning
at his home in Flushing. He had been ill since last Friday. A widow and six
children survive him. Mr. EYRE was about 42 years old. For many years he
represented the shipping firm of W.R. GRACE & Company of New York, at
Calleo, on the west coast of South America. he came to New York last
September to assume the duties of general manager for the firm in this city.
His brother, Edward, is president of the company. He was well known in
shipping circles. Only a few weeks ago, Mrs. EYRE lost her father and two
brothers in the wreck of the bark Willard Mudgett. The funeral arrangements
have not been made as yet.

Ezekiel K. FINCH died at his home, 349 Lafayette avenue, yesterday
afternoon. Funeral services will be held at his home to-morrow evening at 8
o'clock. the Rev. Dr. Spencer ROACH, rector of St. Mark's P.E. Church in
Adelphi street, will officiate. Interment will be made at Banksville, N.Y.
Undertaker Milton L. REEVES, of 335 Sumner avenue, has charge of the funeral
arrangements. Mr. FINCH was born at Banksville, N.Y. in 1815 and came to New
York City when 15 years old. More than thirty years ago he moved to
Brooklyn, where he has since resided. A widow, Esther, survives him.

JOHN B. RAKESTRAW
Funeral services will be held this evening over the remains of John B.
RAKESTRAW, at his home, 443 DeKalb avenue. The Rev. W. LAWTON of the DeKalb
Avenue M.E. Church will officiate. Mr. RAKESTRAW was born in Rahway, N.J. in
1844. A widow, one daughter and one son survive him. For many years he was
employed by the E.W. BLISS Company and later by the Adriance machine works.
He was a stalwart Republican and a member of many social and fraternal
organizations. L. HENDERSON, of Myrtle and Vanderbilt avenues has charge of
the funeral arrangements. The interment will be made at New Brighton, Staten
Island, to-morrow.

Mrs. Frederica K. ERNEST, widow of Francis ERNEST, died suddenly of heart
trouble at her home, 401 Putnam avenue, Tuesday. Funeral services will be
held at her home to-morrow night at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. Robert KENT,
pastor of the Lewis Avenue Congregational Church, will officiate. interment
will be made in the family plot at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker L.W. HILL,
of Joseph & Co., of 396 Gates avenue, has charge of the funeral. Mrs. ERNEST
was born at Blankenburg, Germany, sixty-eight years ago. When fifteen years
old she came to this country, and had since resided in Brooklyn. One son,
Robert H. ERNEST, and two daughters, Miss Anne and Mrs. F.L. WILLIAMS,
survive her.

BOWLING - January 22, Louisa Fairfax, daughter of Edgar R. and Gertrude EMORY BOWLING.

BOYER - January 22, Elizabeth G., wife of Charles H. BOYER at 622 Second st.

BRANT - January 24, at Manhattan Terrace, Flatbush, Margaret H. BRANT, widow of
Randolph BRANT.

BURCH - At the Manhanset, East Fifty-ninth st.., Manhattan, on January 24, Anna
MOONEY, wife of Charles R. BURCH. Services at 841 Park pl., to-morrow

BURKE - January 22, at 128 1/2 Noble st., Hannah BURKE, 57.

COPPERNOLL - At Stamford, Conn., January 22, Delia, widow of James M.COPPERNOLL, 83.

CURRY - January 23, at 1400 Bedford ave., Mary Louise, wife of William CURRY.
Requiem mass to-morrow at 9:30 A.M. at St. Teresa's Church.

DONOVAN - January 24, Mrs. Ellen DONOVAN, at 1530 Pacific st.

ELLIOTT - January 24, Anna Maria, wife of the late George ELLIOTT. Services at
215 Eckford st. this evening at 8.

ELLIOTT - Mary, widow of the late James ELLIOTT. Funeral to-morrow at 2 P.M.
from 883 State st.

ERNEST - January 24, Frederica K., 68, widow of Francis ERNEST. Services at 401
Putnam ave. to-morrow at 9 P.M.

FIELD - January 23, Melissa M. FIELD, 514 Classon ave.

GIBBS - January 23, Eliza Jane, wife of John GIBBS. Services at 351 Kosciusko
st. this evening at 8.

GOTTSCHEN - January 23, Mamie C. GOTTSCHEN. Services at 375 Kosciusko st.
(Note: Name is given as Marie GOTTSCHEN in the obituary section.)

GRIFFIN - January 24, James Vincent, son of Mr. and Mrs. John GRIFFIN. Funeral
service from 244 Hart st., to-morrow at 10:30 A.M.; thence to the Church of
St. John the Baptist.

HELLFIELD - January 22, Henry H. HELLFIELD, 64. Services at 202 Lexington ave.

HORAN - Suddenly, January 22, at East Orange, N.J., Henry HORAN, 61.

JAMES - January 22, Maria, widow of Thompson P. JAMES, at 21 Chestnut st.

JOHNSON - January 22, Edward S. JOHNSON, 34, for fourteen years a faithful
servant in the house of Augustus K. SLOAN.

KAHLMEYER - January 22, William KAHLMEYER, 83, at 136 Twelfth st.

KAVANAGH - January 23, Lucy Genevieve, 13, daughter of Thos. F. and Mary E.
KAVANAGH, at 379 Herkimer st.

KEMPTON - Aletta Endora HATCH, wife of Howard M. KEMPTON. Funeral services
at 422 Chauncey st., to-morrow at 2 P.M.

MCGRATH - At 192 South Oxford st., January 22, Bernard MCGRATH.

MCNALLY - January 22, Mary MCNALLY, 74, at 124 Oakland st.

MEIER - January 23, Ferdinand MEIER, 44. Funeral to-morrow, from 171 Hart st.

MILLER - January 22, Mrs. Mary A. MILLER, 85, at 473 Eleventh st.

NIETSCH - January 23, Adolph William F. NIETSCH, 80, at 1219 Hancock st.
Services this evening at 8.

NORTH - January 24, William F., 44, husband of Helen NORTH and son of James C.
and the late Mary NORTH. Services at 751 Putnam ave., to-morrow at 8:30 P.M.

O'HARE - Suddenly, January 22, Margaret, widow of the late John O'HARE, at 691
Bedford ave.

PAGE - January 24, Arthur PAGE, only child of Arthur M. and Minnie M. PAGE.
Services to-morrow at 8 P.M., at 888 Quincy st.

PHILLIS - At the Home for Aged Colored People, January 23, Miss Pauline
PHILLIS. Services this evening at 8. (Note: Surname is spelled FILLIS is the
January 26 1905 edition.)

RICHARDS - January 23, Melville Ross RICHARDS, son of Thomas H. and Fanny L.
RICHARDS, at 388 Halsey st.

SMITH - January 23, Ellen, widow of the late Thomas SMITH, at 206 Stuyvesant
ave.

STARBOARD - January 21, at 1 Kosciusko st., Samuel B. STARBOARD, 38.

WATERS - January 22, John, husband of Margaret WATERS, nee GRAHAM. Funeral from
205 Jay st., to-morrow at 9 A.M.; thence to St. James' Pro-Cathedral.

WHITNEY - January 24, John Whitfield WHITNEY. Services at 353 Rugby road,
Flatbush, to-morrow at 8 P.M.

WILDEY - At Pleasantville, N.Y., January 22, Eliza A., 91, widow of Caleb WILDEY.

WILLIAMS - January 22, James WILLIAMS, at 266 Ninth st.

26 January 1905
BLAKE - On January 24, Ada Allen, daughter of the late James S. and Ellen J.
BLAKE, formerly of Brooklyn.

BURCH - At the Manhasset, East Fifty-ninth st., Manhattan, on Tuesday
morning, Anna ROONEY, wife of Charles R. BURCH. Services at 841 Park pl.
this evening at 8:30.

CURRY - Suddenly, January 23, at 1400 Bedford ave., Mary Louise, wife of
William CURRY.

DEMMON - G.A. DEMMON, husband of Louisa DEMMON, 56, at 340 Ninth st.

DONOVAN - On January 25, Mrs. Ellen DONOVAN, AT 1350 Pacific st. Funeral
to-morrow morning, thence to Our Lady of Victory Church at 9:30.

ELLIOTT - Mary, widow of James ELLIOTT, at 388 State st.

ERNEST - Suddenly, on January 24, Frederica K., widow of Francis ERNEST, 68.
Services at 401 Putnam ave. this evening at 9 o'clock.

FIELD - January 24, Josephine FIELD, wife of Louis B. FIELD, 45. Funeral
services at 93 Crooke ave., Flatbush, this evening at 8.

FINCH - On January 24, Ezekiel K. FINCH, in his 90th year. Private funeral
services at 349 Lafayette ave., this evening at 8.

FLOOD - On January 24, James, husband of Catharine FLOOD. Funeral from 154
Clinton pl. to-morrow at 2 P.M.

GIBBS - On Jan 23, Eliza Jane, wife of John GIBBS. Services at 351 Kosciusko
st. this evening at 8.

GOTTSCHEN - On January 23, Mamie C. GOTTSCHEN. Services at 375 Kosciusko st.
(Note: Name is given as Marie C. GOTTSCHEN in the January 25 1905 edition.)

GRIFFIN - On January 24, James Vincent, son of Mr. and Mrs. John GRIFFIN, at
244 Hart st.

HUDSON - January 24, at 174 Seventh ave., Mary Elizabeth, wife of John HUDSON.
Funeral private.

KAVANAGH - January 23, Lucy Genevieve, daughter of Thos. F. and Mary E.
KAVANAGH, 13, at 379 Herkimer st.

MEIER - January 23, Ferdinand MEIER, 44, at 171 Hart st.

MORAN - On January 24, Nellie MORAN, 48, at 321 Forty-fifth st.

NIETSCH - January 23, Adolph William F. NIETSCH, at 1219 Hancock st., 80.

NORTH - January 24, William F., husband of Helen NORTH and son of James C. and
the late Mary NORTH, 44, at 751 Putnam ave.

PAGE - On January 24, Arthur PAGE, the only child of Arthur M. and Minnie M.
PAGE, 17. Funeral services at 8 this evening at 388 Quincy st.

PENBERTHY - January 23, Isabella PENBERTHY, at 1055A Greene ave.

FUNERAL OF PAULINE FILLIS
The funeral services of Pauline FILLIS, who died last Tuesday at the Home
for Aged Colored People, took place at the Fleet Street A.M.E. Zion Church
at 1 o'clock to-day. The pastor, Dr. F.M. JACOBS, officiated. She entered
the Home last June. The cause of death was kidney trouble. She died at the
age of 58 years. The interment was in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
(Note: The surname was spelled PHILLIS is the 25 January 1905 edition.)

FUNERAL SERVICES OF MRS. J.S.T. STRANAHAN
Praising her as a philanthropist and as an educational force in a borough
where her husband was known as the first citizen, the Rev. Harry P. DEWEY,
D.D., yesterday conducted the funeral services of Mrs. J.S.T. STRANAHAN. The
services took place at her late home and were attended by a notable
gathering of her friends. Dr. DEWEY read the Scriptural lesson and spoke
eloquently of Mrs. STRANAHAN as her friends knew and as the city knew her
through her benevolent works. Mrs. WATERHOUSE, soprano soloist of the Church
of the Pilgrims, where Dr. DEWEY is pastor, sang twice. On account of the
severe storm, the interment was postponed to await the convenience of the family.
Mrs. STRANAHAN was 74 years old, and was a descendant of the famous HARRISON
family, two of which have sat in the chair of President. Although no
arrangements have been made, it is possible that a memorial window will be
put in place in the Church of the Pilgrims in memory of Mrs. STRANAHAN. A
beautiful window has been unveiled for her husband, and it is fitting that a
similar token of regard should be made to the memory of Mrs. STRANAHAN.

JAMES H. WATTS died at his home, 424 Sixth street, on Tuesday morning from
heart trouble, in his fifty-fourth year. Funeral services will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock at the Sixth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
W.W. BOWDISH, pastor of the church, officiating. Interment will be made in
the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Frederick RIKER of 138
Seventh avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements. Mr. WATTS was born
in New York City, and was a locomotive engineer, being employed by the Erie
R.R. Company for twenty years, by the Wabash R.R. Company for five years,
and by the Susquehanna R.R. Company. he was a member of the Minerva Lodge
No. 792, F. and A.M.; Evangeline Chapter No. 51 of the Order of the Eastern
Star, and the Steam Engineers Union. In 1868 he married Miss Frances DALE,
of Newark, N.J., who, with one son, Harvey, and a brother, Harry, survive him.

Mrs. Mary J. THORNE, who died Tuesday at her home, 510 Bergen st., was the
widow of George W. THORNE. She was in her fifty-fourth year, and was born in
County Leitrim, Ireland, coming to this country when five years old. She had
resided in Brooklyn for many years, and was connected with St. Ann's Church
on the Heights. She is survived by a son and a daughter. The Rev. Walter
PRINCE, curate of St. Ann's, will officiate at the services to-night at 8
o'clock at the home of the deceased. the interment will be made to-morrow
morning under the direction of Undertaker Frank WHITE.

ECKHOFF - Relatives, friends and acquaintances, as well as members of the
St. Paul's Women's Society of South Brooklyn, are notified herewith of the
death of our beloved mother, sister and grandmother, Meta ECKHOFF (nee
WESEEL), January 25. Funeral services will be held Sunday, January 29, at the late
residence, 42 Carmine st., N.Y., at 12:30 P.M., from where the remains will
be removed to St. Paul's Church, Henry st., between Second and Third places,
Brooklyn, where funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. All named above are
invited.

RAKESTRAW - January 24, John B. RAKESTRAW, 60, at 443 DeKalb ave.

RICHARDS - January 23, Melville Ross RICHARDS, son of Thomas H. and Fanny I.
RICHARDS, 1 month, at 388 Halsey st.

SMITH - After a lingering illness, at his residence, 92 North Oxford st.,
Brooklyn, Tuesday, January 24, Henry J. SMITH. Relatives and friends and
members of Brooklyn Lodge No. 228, F. and A.M.; Brooklyn Chapter R.A.M.;
Clinton Commandery, No. 14, K.T.; Kismet Temple, A.A.O.N.M.S.; Brooklyn
Masonic Veterans; Long Island Council, No. 178, R.A.; St. Alban's Lodge, No.
56, F. and A.M.; Zeredatha, No 483, F. and A.M. are respectfully invited to
attend funeral services Saturday, January 28, at 2 P.M., at Aurora Grata
Cathedral, Bedford ave. and Madison st., Brooklyn.

THORNE - On January 24, Mary J. THORNE. Funeral services at 510 Bergen st.,
this evening at 8.

WATTS - On January 24, James H. WATTS, at 424 Sixth st. Funeral service at
Sixth Avenue M.E. Church, Eighth st., this evening at 8.

WHITNEY - Suddenly, January 24, John Whitfield WHITNEY. Funeral services at 353
Rugby road, near Avenue C, Flatbush, at 8 this evening.

WILDEY - At Pleasantville, N.Y., January 22, Eliza V., widow of Caleb WILDEY,91.

WRIGHT - On Wednesday morning, January 25, 1905, Deborah T. WRIGHT, daughter of
the lat Job and Mary A. WRIGHT. Funeral services at the home of her sister,
537 Lexington ave., Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, January 28, at 8 P.M.
Friends and relatives are invited. Interment private.

Jacob DAY, Jr., who died at his home, 451 Halsey st., on Tuesday, was one of
the surviving sons of the Jacob DAY who for half a century was well known in
Brooklyn as a caterer. Jacob DAY, Jr. was born fifty-seven years ago in New
York City. When eight years old he came to Brooklyn with his parents and had
ever since made it his home. For the last few years he had suffered from
paralysis, and his death was due largely to this malady. He died unmarried,
being survived by one brother and a sister. The Rev. George F. MILLER of St.
Augustine's Church, will conduct the services, which will be held at the
house at noon to-morrow. The interment will be made at Cypress Hills Cemetery.

G.A.DEMMON died suddenly at his home, 349 Ninth street Tuesday in his
fifty-sixth year. Funeral services were held this afternoon, the Rev. W.R.
TAMBLYN, pastor of the Free Methodist Church, officiating. Interment was
made in Greenwood Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were under the direction of
HINMAN Brothers, undertakers, Seventeenth street and Fifth avenue. Mr.
DEMMON was born at Somers, Conn. He came to Brooklyn thirty years ago and
had been in the hotel business, keeping the Springfield House, at Waverly,
Suffolk County, for eleven years; the Cosmopolitan, on Chambers street,
Manhattan, for ten years, and for many years was on the Hudson River
steamboat John Drew. He was a member of the Somers M.E. Church. A widow and
one son, William A., survive him.

Henry J. SMITH, a retired mechanical engineer and one of the best known
members of the Masonic fraternity in Brooklyn, died yesterday at his home,
92 North Oxford street, of paralysis. Mr. SMITH was born in Montreal
sixty-nine years ago. In the early sixties he had charge of the Atlantic
Steam Engine Works in Brooklyn and subsequently started the Brooklyn Iron
Works later known as the Tubal Cain Iron Works. He retired from business
four years ago. In 1869 he was married to Miss Eliza J. SHANNON, daughter of
James SHANNON, a prominent builder of Brooklyn. He is survived by one child.
Mr. SMITH was a thirty-second degree Mason. He was district grand deputy for
the Third Masonic District of the Grand Lodge, and had been high priest of
Brooklyn Chapter, R.A.M.; commander of Clinton Commandery, K.T. and a noble
of the Kismet Temple.

MRS. MARY ELIZABETH HUDSON
After an illness of four weeks, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth HUDSON died at her home,
174 Seventh avenue, Tuesday, from pneumonia. Funeral services will be held
at her late home to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made at
Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker John H. FARRELL, of 296 Jay street, has
charge of the arrangements. Mrs. HUDSON was born in County Densgore,
Ireland, fifty-three years ago, and came here at the age of fifteen. She was
a member of St. James' Pro-Cathedral, where she worshipped for more than
thirty-five years. A husband, John, two daughters, Mary and Helen, and two
sons, Edward and Mortimer, survive her.

MARGARET BISHOP
Miss Margaret  BISHOP died yesterday at the home of her sister, 720A Quincy
street, from pneumonia. She was born in Ireland sixty-nine years ago and had
lived in Brooklyn for 60 years. At one time, she was a member of the
Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church, but lately had attended services at
the Lewis Avenue Congregational Church. Funeral services will be held on
Saturday night. The interment will be made on Sunday at Greenwood Cemetery.
Undertaker James J. JOYCE, of 360 Reid avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

MISS MARIE L. BAGGS
Funeral services will be conducted on Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Dr.
HUTCHINS, pastor of the Bedford Presbyterian Church, over the remains of
Miss Marie J. BAGGS, who passed away at her home, 80 Willoughby street, this
morning, after a brief illness of pneumonia. For over thirty years she had
been a instructor in Polytechnic Institute. She was highly esteemed in
educational circles and had a host of friends among those who were formerly
her pupils. The deceased was 62 years old and was born in Pennsylvania. She
is survived by one sister, who resides in New Brunswick. The interment,
which will be on Saturday, will be in New Brunswick, N.J. F.M. FAIRCHILD, of
702 Fulton street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

JOHN HEMPHILL
Funeral services are to be conducted Sunday afternoon by the Rev. Dr.
SNYDER, pastor of the Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Church, over the remains
of John HEMPHILL, who passed away at his home, 220 Spencer street,
yesterday. He was a member of Grant Post, No. 327, G.A.R. He is survived by
his widow, Catherine. The interment will be made at Rural Cemetery, Albany,
on Monday. John SCHLITZ, Jr., of 28 Kosciusko street, has charge of the
funeral arrangements.

27 January 1905
ECKHOFF - Relatives, friends and acquaintances, as well a members of the St.
Paul's Women's Society of South Brooklyn, are notified herewith of the death
of our beloved mother, sister and grandmother, Meta ECKHOFF (nee WESEEL),
January 25. Funeral services will be held Sunday, January 29, at the late
residence, 42 Carmine st., N.Y., at 12:30 P.M, from where the remains will
be removed to St. Paul's Church, Henry st., between Second and Third places,
Brooklyn, where funeral services will be held at 2 P.M. All named above are
invited.

ROY - On Wednesday, January 25, '05, Robert ROY, in his 75th year. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services on
Saturday at 2 P.M. at his late residence, 245 East Fifth st., near Fort Hamilton ave.

SMITH - After a lingering illness, at his residence, 92 North Oxford st.,
Brooklyn, Tuesday, January 24, Henry J. SMITH. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited to attend funeral services Saturday, January 28th, at 2
P.M., at Aurora Grata Cathedral, Bedford ave. and Madison st., Brooklyn.

WRIGHT - On Wednesday morning, January 25, 1905, Deborah T. WRIGHT, daughter of
the late Job and Mary A. WRIGHT. Funeral services at home of her sister, 537
Lexington ave., Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, January 28, at 8 P.M. Friends
and relatives are invited. Interment private.


1 February 1905
BUSTEED- On Monday evening, Jan 30, Fanny Jane, beloved widow of 
Richard, in her 67th year. Funeral services from her late residence, 
70 Ryerson st., Thurday evening at 8. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.

FISCHER - On Monday, January 30, 1905, Miss Victoria FISCHER, beloved 
sister of Albert, Paul, Melanie and Ida FISCHER. Funeral services 
at 7:45 Thursday evening, Feb. 2 at her late residence, 
231 Clinton st. Friends invited. Interment at convenience of family.

FROST - On Tuesday, January 31, 1905, James J. FROST, at his residence, 
196 Willoughby ave. Funeral services Friday morning at 10 o'clock 
from St. Patrick's Church, Kent and Willoughby aves.

GRAY - John B. GRAY on January 31. Services at the residence 
of his brother Andrew GRAY, 291 Eighth st., Thursday, 8 P.M.. 
Interment in Greenwood Friday morning.

WATSON - On January 29, William P. WATSON. 
Funeral from 100 HIMROD st.

WOODRICH - At Sea Cliff, L.I., January 28, F. WOODRICH, 74.

2 February 1905
DOHT - On January 30, Anna Augusta Louise, 16, daughter of Henry and 
Louise Ilona. Funeral from 447 Fresh Pond road, Glendale, L.I., 
on Friday, at 1 p.m.

BURNETT - On January 30, at 415A Kosciusko st., THomas F., son of 
Thomas and Ellen BURNETT.

BUSBY - On January 29., at DeLand Fla.,  Joseph BUSBY, 93.

DUE - On January 30, at Cumberland St. Hospital, Charles F. DUE. 
Funeral service at 4014 Third ave. this evening at 8.

DUNLAP - On January 29, Evelyn Jeannette, daughter of Walter B. and Sadie DUNLAP,
at 1 Van Siclen ave.

ENNIS - On January 28, Bridget, wife of the late James ENNIS, at 1718 Pacific st.

FISCHER - On January 30, Victoria, sister of Albert, Paul, Ida and Melanie FISCHER, 
at 281 Clinton st.

FROST - On January 31, James J., brother of John F. FROST, at 196 Willoughby ave.

HAZELETT - On January 30, Andrew HAZELETT, 27. Funeral from 65 Talman st., 
Thursday at 9 A.M.; thence to the Church of the Assumption, York and Jay sts.

HOLLAND - January 30, Josephine H., wife of Bernard HOLLAND and daughter of 
Michael and the late Mary CONNORS, at 66 Twelth st.

HORRIGAN - On January 31, Mary J., wife of James E. HORRIGAN. Funeral from 
463 Fifty-fifth st., on Thursday at 2 P.M.

HUELLE - On January 31, Elise HUELLE (nee REINHARDT), wife of Herman C. HUELLE. 
Funeral services at 838 Putnam ave.. Thursday at 8 P.M.

LITTLEJOHN - On January 30, James LITTLEJOHN, 90 at 86 Sands st. 

LOWERY - On January 29, Catherine, widow of Charles J. LOWERY, at 145 Baltic st.

MANSELL - On January 30, at 460 Baltic st., Ellen C., mother of 
James MANSELL. Funeral Friday from St. Agnes Church, 
Hoyt and Sackett sts., at 9 o'clock.

McDONALD - On January 30, Michael, 68, husband of Margaret McDONALD. 
Funeral from 695 Bergen st., Thursday at 10 A.M.; thence to 
St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Pacific st.

McEWEN - On January 30, Sarah C. McEWEN. Funeral services at 
1287 Pacific st, this evening at 8.

McGROVER - On January 30, Frank, husband of Sophie D. McGROVER, 312 Hart st.

McQUADE - On January 29, James McQUADE, at 992 Pacific st.

MEAD - On January 31, at 653 Greene ave., William MEAD, 69.

MESSITER - On January 30, Sarah H. MESSITER, 75. Funeral services at 
420 Third st., this evening at 8.

MUNDELEIN - On January 30, Harry MUNDELEIN, 21.

NIEDERSTEIN - On January 30, John NIEDERSTEIN, 69. Funeral from Grand Hotel, 
Middle Village, L.I., on Thursday at 2P.M.

PURCELL - On January 30, John, husband of Alce PURCELL, at 315 Hoyt st.

SCHIRMER - On January 30, Susie, wife of William SCHIRMER, Jr., and 
daughter of Susan and the late Charles FORBES. Funeral services at 
403 Decatur st., this evening at 8.

SCHOCH - On January 31,  at 158 Montague st., Mary A. SCHOCH (nee STODDARD). 
Funeral Thursday at 2 o'clock.

SLAGG - On January 14, at Sheffield, England, Margaret, 89, widow of the 
late Joseph SLAGG, formerly agent of William Jessop and sons.

SNOW - On January 30, at 444 Lafayette ave., Tirzah H. SNOW.

TRECARTIN - Lida R., 26, daughter of James W. and Mary A.K. TRECARTIN, at 369 First st.

VAN SICKLEN - At Mineola, L.I., January 29, Nettie L., daughter 
of Annie E. and the late Court J. VAN SICKLEN.

WOMAN DIES IN STREET WITH CHILD IN ARMS
Mrs. Mary JAZOR, 21 years old, of 117 Prince street, while walking 
in Gold street last evening with her one-year-old child in her arms, 
fell to the sidewalk unconscious. When Ambulance Surgeon ROSE, 
of the Brooklyn Hospital, arrived the woman was dead. 
The child she carried was not hurt, but with the woman's 
death another light went out.

BEHRENS - On Tuesday, Jan 31st, at his residence, 1959 Dean st., 
Peter N. BEHRENS, Jr., beloved husband of Elizabeth SCANNELL. 
Funeral services on Saturday, 7 o'clock P.M. Friends and relatives 
and members Tuscan Lodge, 704 F. and A.M., requested to attend.

FISCHER - On Monday, Jan 30, 1905, Miss Victoria FISCHER, beloved 
sister of Albert, Paul, Melanie and Ida FISCHER. Funeral services at
7:45 Thursday evening, Feb. 2, at her late residence, 231 Clinton st. 
Friends invited. Interment at convenience of family

MEAD - January 31. William MEAD, 69. Funeral services at 653 Greene ave. 
this evening at 8 o'clock.

MESSITER - January 30, Sarah E. MESSITER, 75, at 420 Third st.

MORRISSEY - Jan 31 at 920 Madison st., John MORRISSEY, husband of Joanna. 
Solemn requiem mass will be offered at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church 
at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning.

NIEDERSTEIN - January 30, John NIEDERSTEIN, Sr., 69, at Grand Hotel, 
Middle Village, L.I.

SCHIRMER - January 30, Susie, wife of William SCHIRMER, Jr., and daughter 
of Susan and the late Charles FORBES, at 403 Decatur st.

SCHOCH - January 31. at 158 Montague st., Mary A. (nee STODDARD)

SEGELKEN - January 31, John SEGELKEN, 67, Services at 371 First st. 
this evening at 8 o'clock.

SNOW - January 30, Tirzah H. SNOW. Funeral at 444 Lafayette ave. 
this evening at 8 o'clock.

UTESS - Died, Feb. 2d, Gertrude, daughter of Robt. C. and Catherine UTESS. 
Funeral on Saturday afternoon from 338 Degraw st., Brooklyn.

VAN DUZER - January 30, William A. VAN DUZER at 520 Washington ave.

WARRIN - January 31, Ruth Anna WARRIN, daughter of George and 
Annie Halbrook WARRIN. Funeral services at 8 o'clock this evening 
at 478 Marion st.

WELCHER - January 31, Louisa WELCHER, wife of Charles WELCHER. 
Funeral services this evening at 8 o'clock, at 360 Evergreen ave.

WILSON - January 31, at the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, Joseph H. WILSON, 73.

WILSON - On January 31, 1905, Mary A. PATTERSON, wife of James WILSON. 
Funeral services at her late residence, 89 Macon st., on Thursday evening, 
February 2, at 8 o'clock. Interment at convenience of family. 
Kindly omit flowers.

BEARDSLEY - January 31, Charles W. BEARDSLEY, husband of Lizzie S. and 
son of George and Francis J. BEARDSLEY, 37. Services at 863 Lafayette ave.

BURNETT - January 30, Thomas F., son of Thomas F. and Ellen BURNETT, 
at 415A Kosciusko st.

BUSTEED - January 31. Fanny Jane, widow of Richard BUSTEED, 67. 
Funeral services from 79 Ryerson st. this evening at 8 o'clock.

BUSBY - January 29, at DeLand, Fla., Joseph BUSBY, 93.

BUTCHER - Ellen F. BUTCHER, wife of John B. BUTCHER and daughter of 
Dennis and Sarah J. DESMOND. Funeral to-morrow at 
Bay Fifty-third st. and Bath ave.

DOHT - January 30, Anna Augusta Louise, daughter of Henry and Louise DOHT, 
16. Funeral from 447 Fresh Pond road, near Myrtle ave., Glendale, 
to-morrow afternoon at one o'clock; thence to Lutheran Church, Middle Village.

FLETCHER - Jan., 30, Mercy Jackson FLETCHER, widow of Joseph FLETCHER, 
at 587 Quincy st.

FOSHAY - January 31, A. Gildersleeve FOSHAY. 
Funeral services at 142 Taylor st. this evening at 8 o'clock.

FROST - January 31, James J. FROST, of 196 Willoughby ave. 
Funeral to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock from St. Patrick's Church, Kent 
and Willoughby aves.

GOODALL - January 31, William J. GOODALL, 43. Services this evening 
at 8 o'clock, at 1020 Greene ave.

GRAY - January 31, John B. GRAY. Services this evening at 8 o'clock, at 291 Eighth st.

HAZELETT - January 30, Andrew HAZELETT, 27, at 65 Talman st.

HORRIGAN - January 31. Mary J., wife of James E. HORRIGAN, at 463 Fifty-fifth st.

HUELLE - January 31, Elsie HUELLE (nee REINHARDT), wife of Herman C. HUELLE. 
Funeral services this evening at 8 o'clock.

JUDGE - January 31, Emily H., daughter of the late Frederock H. JUDGE, 
at West Ninety-fourth st.

MACAULEY - January 31, Agnes MACAULEY, 71. Funeral services at 
802 Lafayette ave. this evening at 8 o'clock.

MANSELL - January 30, at 460 Baltic st., Ellen C., mother of 
James MANSELL and Mrs. George WILLIAMS. Funeral to-morrow morning at 
9 o'clock, from St. Agnes' Church, Hoyt and Sackett sts.

McDONALD - January 30, Michael, husband of Margaret McDONALD, 
68, at 695 Bergen st.

WOMAN DIES IN STREET WITH CHILD IN ARMS
Mrs. Mary JAZOR, 21 years old, of 117 Prince street, while walking in Gold 
street last evening with her one-year-old child in her arms, fell to the 
sidewalk unconscious.  When Ambulance Surgeon ROSE, of the Brooklyn Hospital, 
arrived the woman was dead.  The child she carried was not hurt, but with the 
woman's death another life went out.

BEHRENS - On Tuesday, January 31st, at his residence, 1959 Dean st., Peter N. 
BEHRENS, Jr., beloved husband of Elizabeth SCANNELL.  Funeral services on 
Saturday, 7 o'clock P.M.  Friends are relatives and members of Tuscan Lodge, 
704, F. and A. M., requested to attend.

FISCHER - On Monday, January 30, 1905.  Miss Victoria FISCHER, beloved sister of 
Albert, Paul, Melanie and Ida FISCHER.  Funeral services at 7:45 Thursday 
evening, Feb. 2, at her late residence, 231 Clinton st.  Friends invited.  
Interment at convenience of family.

MEAD - January 31, William MEAD, 69. Funeral services at 653 Greene ave. this 
evening at 8 o'clock.

MESSITER - January 30, Sarah E. MESSITER, 75, at 420 Third st.

MORRISSEY - Jan 31, at 920 Madison st.  John MORRISSEY, husband of Joanna.  
Solemn requiem mass will be offered at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church at 10 
o'clock to-morrow morning.

NIEDERSTEIN - January 30, John NIEDERSTEIN, Sr., 69, at Grand Hotel, Middle 
Village, L. I. 

SCHIRMER - January 30, Susie, wife of William SCHIRMER, Jr., and daughter of 
Susan and the late Charles FORBES, at 403 Decatur st.

SCHOCH - January 31, at 158 Montague st. Mary A. (nee STODDARD).

SEGELKEN - January 31, John SEGELKEN, 67.  Services at 371 First st. this evening.

SNOW - January 30, Tirzah H. SNOW.  Funeral at 444 Lafayette ave. this evening 
at 8 o'clock.

UTESS - Died, Feb. 2d, Gertrude, daughter of Robt. C. and Catherine UTESS.  
Funeral on Saturday afternoon from 338 Degraw st., Brooklyn.

VAN DUZER - January 30, William A. VAN DUZER, at 520 Washington ave.

WARRIN - January 31, Ruth Anna WARRIN, daughter of George and Annie HALBROOK 
WARRIN. Funeral services at 8 o'clock this evening, at 478 Marion st.

WELCHER - January 31, Louisa WELCHER, wife of Charles WELCHER.  Funeral services 
this evening at 8 o'clock, at 360 Evergreen ave.

WILSON - January 31, at the Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, Joseph H. WILSON, 73.

WILSON - On January 31, 1905, Mary A. PATTERSON, widow of James WILSON.  
Funeral services at her late residence, 89 Macom st., on Thursday evening, 
February 2, at 8 o'clock.  Interment at convenience of family.  Kindly omit flowers.

BEARDSLEY - January 31, Charles W. BEARDSLEY, husband of Lizzie S. and son of 
George and Francis J. BEARDSLEY, 37.  Services at 863 Lafayette ave.

BURNETT - January 30, Thomas F., son of Thomas and Ellen BURNETT, at 415A Kosciusko st.

BUSTEED - January 31. Fanny Jane, widow of Richard BUSTEED, 67.  Funeral 
services from 79 Ryerson st. this evening at 8 o'clock.

BUSHBY - January 29, at DeLand, Fla. Joseph BUSBY, 93.

BUTCHER - Ellen F. BUTCHER, wife of John B. BUTCHER and daughter of Dennis 
and Sarah J. DESMOND.  Funeral to-morrow at Bay Forty-third st. and Bath ave.

DOHT - January 30, Anna Augusta Louise, beloved daughter of Henry and Louise 
DOHT, 16. Funeral from 447 Fresh Pond road, near Myrtle ave., Glendale, 
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock; hence to Lutheran Church, Middle Village.

FLETCHER - January 30, Mercy Jackson FLETCHER, widow of Joseph FLETCHER, at 587 Quincy st.

FOSHAY - Jan 31, A. Gildersleeve FOSHAY.  Funeral services at 142 Taylor st, 

FROST - Jan 31, James J. FROST, of 196 Willoughby ave.  Funeral to-morrow 
morning at 10 o'clock from St. Patrick's Church, Kent and Willoughby aves.

GOODALL - January 31, William J. GOODALL, 43.  Services this evening at 1020 Greene ave.

GRAY - Jan 31, John B. GRAY.  Services this evening at 8 o'clock, at 291 Eighth st.

HAZELETT - Jan 30, Andrew HAZELETT, 27, at 65 Talman st.

HORRIGAN - January 31, Mary J., wife of James E. HORRIGAN, at 463 Fifty-fifth st.

HUELLE - Jan 31, Elsie HUELLE (nee REINHARDT), wife of Herman C. HUELLE.  
Funeral services at 838 Putnam ave. this evening at 8 o'clock.

JUDGE - January 31, Emily H., daughter of the late Frederick H. JUDGE at (taped) 
West ninety-fourth st.

MACAULEY - January 31, Agnes MACAULEY, 71. Funeral services at 803 Lafayette 
ave. this evening at 8 o'clock.

MANSELL - January 30, at 460 Batlic st., Ellen C., mother of James MANSELL and 
Mrs. George WILLIAMS.  Funeral to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock, from St. 
Agnes' Church, Hoyt and Sackett sts.

McDONALD - January 30, Michael, husband of Margaret McDONALD, 68 at 695 Bergen st.

3 February 1905
SUBWAY TRAIN RUNS DOWN AND KILLS GUARD    
Edward SEYMOUR, 33 years old, a guard employed by the Interborough Company, 
was instantly killed this morning by a Subway train at 138th street and 
Broadway, Manhattan. The motorman, George BILLINGS, of 1554 First avenue, 
Manhattan, was arrested. SEYMOUR lived at 238 West 144th street, Manhattan.

BEHRENS - On Tuesday, January 31st, at his residence, 1959 Dean st., 
Peter N. BEHRENS, Jr., beloved husband of Elizabeth SCANNELL. 
Funeral services on Saturday, 7 o'clock P. M. Friends and relatives 
and members of Tuscan Lodge, 704 F. and A.M., requested to attend.

BERRY - Sara Dalton BERRY, wife of Z.D. BERRY, on Friday morning, at 
her residence, 49 Cambridge place. Funeral and interment private. 
Albany (N.Y.) papers please copy.

SCHILLING - Feb. 1, 1905, John M., oldest son of the late 
Henry P. SCHILLING and Isabella RALEIGH. Funeral Saturday morning at 
10 o'clock, from his mother's home, 34 Marion st., Brooklyn.

WHITNEY - Samuel T., son of the late John and Pauline WHITNEY. 
Funeral services Friday evening, 8 o'clock, at his sister's residence, 
78(or 3)7 Lexington ave.

BUSTEED - January 31, Fanny Jane, widow of Richard, 67, at 79 Ryerson st.

BUSBY - January 29, at DeLand, Fla., Joseph BUSBY, 93.

BUTCHER - Ellen F. BUTCHER, wife of John B. BUTCHER and daughter of 
Dennis and Sarah J. DESMOND, at Bay Forty-third st. and Bath ave.

CLANCY - January 31, Edna M., wife of Thomas CLANCY, and daughter of 
Joseph and Margaret FARRELL, 19. Funeral from 124 Schenectady ave., 
to-morrow morning at 10:30 o'clock; thence to St. Matthew's Church.

DENEHY - Feb. 2, Elizabeth, widow of John DENEHY.

FURGASON - Feb. 1, Tresa FERGASON, wife of Frederick FERGASON, 
at 730 Thirty-ninth st.

HANLEY - Feb. 2, at 557 Clinton ave., Mary A., widow of James HANLEY.

HOLT - Sister Mary Agnes of the order of the Sisters of Charity 
of St. Vincent, and daughter of the late Catherine and Valentine HOLT, 
at Mount Hope, Maryland. Mass at St. John the Baptist Church, 
Lewis and Willoughby aves. to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock.

HUELLE - January 31, Elise HUELLE (nee REINHARDT), wife of 
Herman C. HUELLE, at 838 Putnam ave.

HUGHES - Feb. 1, at 202 Union st., Thomas F., son of the late 
Alexander and Mary HUGHES, 62.

KALLMAN - Feb. 1, Earl H. KALLMEN, husband of Viola SMITH KALLMAN 
and son of Herman KALLMAN. Funeral services at 166 Lincoln st., 
Passaic, N.J., to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

KIRK - Feb. 1, Mary, widow of the late Robert T. KIRK, 74. 
Funeral services at 321 Stuyvesant ave. to-morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.

MERRICK - January 31, Patrick, husband of Margaret MERRICK,at 159 Bergen st.

MORRISSEY - January 31, at 920 Madison st., John MORRISSEY, husband of Joanna.

SEGELKEN - January 31, John SEGELKEN, 67 at 371 First st.

SMITH - At 19A Louis place, Mary A., wife of Elbert C. SMITH. 
Services this evening at 8 o'clock.

SPEAR - Feb. 1, Alice M., daughter of the late 
Major Vivian K. and Alice C. SPEAR, 32, at 155 Monroe st.

SWAN - Feb. 1, at 3 Revere palce, Leverett SWAN. 
Funeral services at First Congregational Church, 
at Methuen, Mass., to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

WARREN - January 31, Ruth Anna WARRIN (sic), daughter of 
George and Annie HOLBROOK WARRIN, at 478 Marion st.

4 February 1905
BENEDICT - On Feb 2, Edwin H. BENEDICT, son of the late William C. 
BENEDICT, M.D., 54. Funeral services at 250 Cumberland st. this evening at 8.

BOYLE - John J. Jr., 37. Funeral from Dooley st., Sheepshead Bay, 
Monday at 9 A.M., thence to St. Mark's R.C. Church.

BRYSON - On Feb 2, Eliza M., wife of John BRYSON, 68, at 6 Tennis court.

BUSBY - On January 29, at DeLand, Fla, Joseph BUSBY, 93.

CLANCY - On January 31, Edna M., wife of Thomas CLANCY and daughter 
of Joseph and Margaret FARRELL, 19, 124 Schenectady ave.

DENEHY - On Feb. 2, Elizabeth, widow of John DENEHY, at 431 Gates ave.

HANLEY - On Feb. 2, at 557 Carlton ave., Mary A., widow of James HANLEY.

HUGHES - Peter J., husband of Catharine M. HUGHES (nee CALLAHAN),  
at 297 East Eighth st., on Feb. 2.

KALLMAN - On Feb. 1, at Passaic, N.J., Earl H. KALLMAN, husband of 
Viola SMITH KALLMAN and son of Herman KALLMAN.

LOTT - On Feb. 2, John A. LOTT, Jr., 48, at 2103 Albemarle road.

MARWEDEL - On January 26, at San Francisco, Cal., Caroline D. MARWEDEL, 
78. Funeral services at the home of Mrs. GESSWEIN, 46 Downing st., 
Brooklyn, on Sunday at 2:30 o'clock.

MERWIN - Feb. 2 at Pasadena, Cal., Rev. Alexander Moss MERWIN, 66.

PRENDERGAST - On Feb. 2, John J. PRENDERGAST, 85, husband of 
Mamie McCAMPHILL and only son of Garrett and Jennie PRENDERGAST. 
Funeral from 332 Pearl st., Sunday at 3 P.M.

RIPLEY - Suddenly, on Feb. 2, Frederick I. RIPLEY, 20. 
Funeral services Sunday at 193 Ralph ave. at 2 P.M.

RUSSELL - On Feb. 2, Ellen L. widow of Dwight Plympton RUSSELL, 86, 
at 465 Fifty-fifth st.

SCHILLING- On Feb. 1, John M., son of Isabella RALEIGH and the late 
Henry P. SCHILLING, at 34 MARION st.

SMITH - On Feb. 2, Martha J. SMITH, widow of Albert B. SMITH, 85. 
Funeral services at 823 Putnam ave. this evening at 8.

THOMAS - On Feb. 2, Margaret, daughter of the late Hannah GRIFFITHS 
and wife of the late Thomas THOMAS. Funeral services at 211 St. James pl. 
this evening at 8.

5 February 1905
ALT-MULLER - Feb. 2, Mary Anna Charlotte, 70, wife of the late
Dr. George ALT-MULLER, at 188 Park place.

BARTLETT - Feb. 3, at Thomasville, Ga., Dr. Homer L. BARTLETT, 74.

BENEDICT - Feb., 2 , Edward H. BENEDICT, 54, son of the late 
William C. BENEDICT, M.D., at 250 Cumberland st.

BENNETT - Charles E. BENNET, 49, son of the late George and Mary BENNETT. 
Funeral to-day at 3 P.M., from 203 Ninth ave.

BURROWES - Feb. 1, Frederick W. BURROWES. Services at 278 Putnam ave. 
this afternoon at 2.

BUSBY - January 29, at DeLand, Fla., Joseph BUSBY, 93. Funeral at 73 Hart st., 
this afternoon at 3:30.

CAVANAUGH - On Friday, Feb. 3, 1905, Mary A. G. ( nee HORGAN), 
beloved wife of Thomas F. CAVANAUGH. Funeral from her late residence, 
588 Sterling pl., on Monday, Feb. 6, at 9 A.M.; thence to St. Theresa's Church, 
Sterling pl. and Classon ave. Washington, D.C. papers please copy.

COOPER - Jan 3, at 133 Washington ave., Jennie, wife of John T. COOPER. 
Services this afternoon at 4 o'clock.

DE GROVE - Minnie Marshal, wife of Q.C. DE GROVE, Jr. 
Funeral from 1338 Prospect ave. this afternoon at 3.

DILLONT - Feb. 4, Frederick Irving DILLONT, at 168 St. John's place.

GREENE - Feb. 3, William Clarence GREENE. Services at 718 East Thirty-second st., 
to-morrow at 1:30 P.M.

HAZARD - Feb. 2, Edward Clarke HAZARD, 74. Services at Shrewsbury, N.J., 
to-day at 2 P.M.

HUGHES - Feb. 2, Peter J., husband of Catherine M. HUGHES (nee CALLAHAN). 
Funeral from 297 East Eighth st. to-morrow at 10 A.M.; thence to the 
Church of St. Rose of Lima.

KENNEDY - Feb. 3, Maria KENNEDY. Funeral from 26 Debevoise pl., 
to-morrow at 9:30 A.M.; thence to the Church of Our Lady of Mercy.

KEOGH - Feb. 3., Stephen KEOGH, husband of Julia KEOGH. 
Funeral from 561 Driggs ave., this afternoon at 2:30.

LEWIS - In Booneville, N.Y., Feb. 1, Mary M. LEWIS, of Brooklyn, 
sister of Mrs. Ellen C. BAMBER.

MARWEDEL - January 26, at San Francisco, Cal., Caroline D. MARWEDEL, 78. 
Services at 46 Downing st., thsi afternoon at 2:30.

MILLS - William A. MILLS. Funeral services at 241 Emerson pl., this morning at 11.

PRENDERGAST - Feb. 2, John J. PRENDERGAST,85,husband of Mamie McCAMPBELL, 
and son of Garrett and Jennie PRENDERGAST. Funeral at 332 Pearl st., 
this afternoon at  3 P.M.

QUEVEDO - Feb. 3, John QUEVEDO, 66.Funeral from 159 Adelphi st.,to-morrow at 2 P.M.

RIPLEY - Feb.2, Frederick I. RIPLEY, 20.Services at 198 Ralph ave.to-day at 2 P.M.

SCHMITT - Feb. 3, John SCHMITT, 48.Services at 594 Van Buren st.,to-morrow at 2 P.M.

THOMAS - Feb. 2, Margaret, daughter of the late Hannah GRIFFITHS and 
wife of the late Capt. Thomas THOMAS, at 212 St. James pl.

SMITH - Feb. 3, Mary J. SMITH, 93. Services from the chapel of the 
Nostrand Avenue Merhodist Episcopal Church, to-morrow at 10 A.M.

VANDERVEER - Feb. 3, Jane A., 80, widow of Stephen L. VANDERVEER. 
Services at 2209 Clarendon road, to-day at 2 P.M.

VERMEULE - At Plainfield, N.J., Feb. 2, F.R. VERMEULE, 50.
Services at 24 Sanford st., to-morrow at 1 P.M.

WALTIEN - Feb. 4, Michael WALTIEN, 74, husband of Madaline J. LA HANCKA. 
Services at 240 Johnson ave., Richmond Hill, to-morrow at 3:30 P.M.

WHITING - At Mt. Vernon, N.Y., Feb. 1, Mary Elizabeth WHITING, 8(?)7, 
formerly of Brooklyn.

6 February 1905
HERGET - Dora HERGET, on Feb 5th, 1905. Funeral service on Wednesday, 
Feb. 8, at 2 P.M., from her late residence, 354 Baltic st. 
Members of Lady Washington Circle, No. 2, requested to attend.

McCLOSKEY - On Feb 4th, Mary A McCLOSKEY, at her residence, 135 Steuben st. 
Funeral services at her late residence, Monday evening at 8 o'clock. 
Interment , 10 A.M., Tuesday, at Cypress Hills.

ROOT - On Feb. 5th, Mary E. ROOT, wife of Samuel A. ROOT. 
Funeral from 35 Kosciusko st., Tuesday evening, Feb. 7th, at 8:30 P.M.

VINING - Sarah M., beloved wife of Clarence H. VINING, died Feb. 5th. 
Services will be held at her late residence, 5002 Fifth ave., 
Wednesday, Feb 9th at 8P.M.

BARTLETT - Feb. 3, Dr. Homer L. BARTLETT, 73. Services to-morrow 
at 2:30 P.M., at 635 Flatbush ave.

BERGEN - Feb. 5, Richard BERGEN. Funeral from 361 Bedford ave., 
to-morrow at 8 A.M.; thence to the Church of Sts. Peter and Paul.

COOPER - At Jamaica, Feb. 3, Linus S. COOPER, 63.

DILLONT - Feb. 4, Frederick Irving DILLONT, at 168 St. John's pl. 
Services this evening at 8:30 o'clock.

FOLEY - Feb. 3, at Argyle Hotel, Charleston, S.C., John C. FOLEY. 
Funeral from 672 Carroll st., to-morrow at 9:30 a.m.; thence to 
St. Francis' Roman Catholic Church.

HENDERSON - Feb. 4, Roy M. HENDERSON, 43. Services at 319 East Eleventh st., 
Flatbush, to-morrow at 7 P.M.

JOHNSTON - Feb. 3, Fanny JOHNSTON, 68. Services at 1134 Bushwick ave. 
this evening at 8.

PAULSEN - Feb. 4, John PAULSEN, late of Brooklyn. 
Services at 188 Eighth ave., Manhattan, to-morrow at 1:30 P.M.

QUIGLEY - Feb. 5, Ellen, wife of Michael QUIGLEY, at 466 Forty-third st. 
Services to-morrow at 2 P.M.

THOMAS - Feb. 4, Margaret E., wife of John C. THOMAS. Funeral from 
368 Tompkins ave., to-morrow at 2 p.m.

WILCOX - Feb. 3, Margaret J. WILCOX, widow of William R. WILCOX. 
Services at 255 Decatur st., this evening at 8.

7 February 1905
ASTERLEY - Suddenly, Feb. 5, Minnie, wife of Richard N. ASTERLEY, at 239 Quincy st.

BERGEN - On Feb. 3, Harriet J., widow of N.F. BERGEN, 59, at Duffield st.

BREWSTER - Julia RINGWOOD, widow of Lucius G. BREWSTER. Services this 
evening, 8 o'clock, at 137 Seventh ave.

BRIGGS - On Feb. 5, W. Frank BRIGGS. Funeral services at 574 Park ave., 
East Orange, N.J., this evening at 9.

COLLINS - On Feb. 5, William, husband of the late Mary COLLINS, at 495 Hicks st.

DILLONT - On Feb. 4, at 163 St. John's pl., Frederick Irving DILLONT.

FARR - On Feb. 5 Lafayette FARR, husband of Matilda FARR. Funeral services 
at 186 Johnson st., this evening at 7 o'clock.

FEELEY - James, 37, at 143 Myrtle ave.

HENDERSON - Feb. 4, Roy M. HENDERSON, 43. Funeral services at 819 East Eleventh st., 
Flatbush, at 7 this evening.

KALBFLEISCH - On Feb. 5, Edward L. KALBFLEISCH, 68.

KINKEN - On Feb. 5, Charles KINKEN, husband of the late Anna KINKEN and 
father of James W. KINKEN and Anna J. DOYLE, 84. Funeral at 302 Humboldt st., 
on Thursday at 9:30 A.M.; thence to the Church of the Immaculate Conception.

WATTS - On Feb. 4, Annie Augusta, wife of James WATTS, at 186 Warren st.

WEIDENMANN - Suddenly, on Feb. 4, at West Haverstraw, Mrs. Robert A. WEIDENMANN, 
nee LEMcKE, formerly of Brooklyn.

WILCOX - On Feb. 3, Margaret J. WILCOX, widow of William R. WILCOX, at 
255 Decatur st.

HENRY HARRISON, an old resident of the Bushwick section, died at 
his home, 205 Sixth avenue, from paralysis resulting from a fall 
received two weeks ago. Funeral services will be held to-morrow 
morning at his late residence, the Rev. L.M. NELSON, rabbi of 
Temple Israel, will officiate. Interment will be made in the family 
plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. HARRISON was born in Germany and 
educated at Lincoln, England, and finished a classical course in 
Germany. In 1833, he came to this country and in 1848 he established 
a jewelry business at 21 Maiden lane, Manhattan. From there he went 
to 14 John street and later to 66 Nassau street. In 1885 he had a 
stroke of apoplaxy, which incapacitated him for four years, after 
which he returned to business as a manufacturer of silverware at 
62 John street, under the firm name of J.J.DAWSON and Co. 
Mr. HARRISON retired in 1895. He was a Mason and a frequenter of 
Prospect Park, where he was known and dearly loved by all the children. 
His wife, Fannie, daughter of Abraham COHEN, of Lincoln, England, 
died Aug. 14, 1903. Two daughters, Miss Julia HARRISON and 
Mrs. Rachel H. BISSELL, and three sons, Maurice H., 
Nathan and Louis, survive him.

CHARLES KINKEN, a millionaire and one of the best known men of the 
Eastern District, died suddenly at his home,  392 Humboldt street, 
on Sunday. He was born in Hanover, Germany and came to this country 
when seventeen years old. He was apprenticed to a carpenter and when 
still a young man went into the building business for himself. He built 
many houses and tenements and at the time of his death owned more than 
fifty pieces of property in Manhattan,  Brooklyn and Queens Borough. 
Mr. KINKEN was a very charitable man and was never known to dispossess 
a worthy family when they suffered misfortune, no matter how much they 
were in arrears in their rent. Some of his tenants lived in his houses 
more than forty years. Mr. KINKEN moved from Manhattan to this borough 
in 1873 and from then he resided in the house in which he died. He was 
a very quiet man and no one who did not know him intimately would suspect 
that he was worth fully a million dollars. His wife Annie died two years 
ago. He is survived by his son, James W., and one daughter, Mrs. Anna J. DOYLE, 
and two grandchildren. The funeral will be held on Thursday morning at 9:30, 
from the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Leonard and Maujer streets, 
to which Mr. KINKEN was a large contriibutor. Interment will be in 
Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker Fred RONMIELL, of 706 Grand street, will 
have charge of the arrangements.

MRS. SARAH M. VINING, wife of Clarence H. VINING, died at her home, 
5002 Fifth avenue, on Sunday after a brief illness. The cause of death 
was apoplexy. She was born at Portland, Me., for forty-five years and 
resided in South Brooklyn for ten years. Funeral services will be held 
from her late home to-morrow evening, the Rev. Dr. ACKLEY, pastor of the 
Fourth Avenue Episcopal Church, Fourth  avenue and Fiftieth street, 
officiating. The remains will be sent to Portland, Me., on Thursday morning, 
where the interment will be made. Undertaker George HARRIS, of Forty-ninth st
and Third avenue has charge of the funeral arrangements.

GREENPOINT NEWS OBITUARY NOTES AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Jeannette C. SHEVLIN, the only child of Police Sergeant Patrick BOWES 
of the Greenpoint avenue station, died at her home, 127 East Eighty-fifth street, 
Manhattan, yesterday. She was born in Bath, N.Y., thirty-two years ago, 
and came to Greenpoint when eight years old. Nine years ago she married 
Detective Sergeant SHEVLIN and moved to Manhattan. Three years ago, 
while getting off a Thirty-fourth street crosstown car she fell and 
hurt her hip. At first, it was thought to be only a trivial matter, 
though she was confined to her mother's home for six weeks with a 
sprained ankle. Tuberculosis conditions developed and she had since 
been in failing health. Besides her husband she leaves two children. 
The funeral will take place Thursday morning from her home, and the 
interment will be in Calvary Cemetery. A suit for damages which she 
brought against the Metropolitan Street Railway Company is on the 
calendar for trial next Friday.

Hervey C. PLACE died at his home yesterday morning. He was born in 
Greenpoint 41 years ago. He was a member of the Abraham Lincoln Council, 
No. 14, Jr. O.U.A.M. A widow and three children survive him. 
The funeral services will be held at the home of his mother, 145 Newell street, 
to-morrow night, the Rev. Lincoln H. CASWELL, pastor of the Tabernacle M.E. Church, 
officiating. The interment will be made in Cypress Hills Cemetery Thursday 
morning, under the direction of Oscar H. BOCH. 

Max EWALD, proprietor of the Half-Way House at 813 Broadway, died at 
his home Sunday after a short illness. Mr. EWALD was the son of  
Mr. and Mrs. Charles EWALD, of 107 Eugert avenue, and spent most of 
his life in Greenpoint. He was member of the Star of Hope Lodge, F. 
and A.M., DeWitt Clinton Commandery, K.T., Progressive Chapter R.A.M., 
Chase Lodge, I.O.O.F., and Court Nightingale, F. of A. A widow and one 
child survive him. The funeral services will be conducted to-morrow 
afternoon by the Rev. Mr. WALENTER, of the German Reformed Church. 
The interment will be made in the Lutheran Cemetery under the direction 
of John K. WEIGAND.

8 February 1905
ADAMS - At his late residence, 314 Washington avenue, Thomas ADAMS, 
in the 87th year of his age. Funeral Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment private. 
Please omit flowers.

ECKSTEIN - Adolph, husband of Babette, Feb. 6. Funeral from 50 Vanderbilt ave., 
Thursday morning, Feb. 9, 10:30 sharp.

FIEDLER - On Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1905, Louisa FIEDLER, in the 59th year of her age. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from 
her late residence, 15 Fayette st., on Saturday, Feb. 11, 1905, 2 P.m. 
Interment, Lutheran.

HARRISON - On Feb. 6, at 205 Sixth ave., Henry HARRISON, 85 years.

KLUSSMAN - Died Feb. 6th, William KLUSSMAN, beloved son of 
Henry and Mjana KLUSSMAN, age 14. Services at his late residence, 
529 Evergreen ave., Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock. Funeral private.

MACKLIN - On Feb. 6th, Elisabeth, beloved wife of Thomas MACKLIN. 
Funeral from her late residence, 575 Sackett st., on Thursday, 
Feb. 9th at 2 P.M. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

NORRIS - Mary E. NORRIS, beloved daughter of George T. and Mary E. CODY, at 
her home 271 Sackett st., Wednesday, Feb. 8th, of pneumonia, age 10. 
Funeral, Friday Feb. 10, '05, at 2 P.M. Relatives and friends are invited.

O'NEILL - Mary O'NEILL, the beloved wife of James O'NEILL, died Feb. 8, 1905, 
at 139 Prospect st. Funeral at Sy. Anne's R.C. Church, Gold and Front sts., 
at 10 A.M. Saturday, Feb. 11, '05.

FARR - Feb. 5, Lafayette FARR, husband of Matilda FARR, at 186 Johnson st.

FARRELL - On Feb. 6, Bridget A. (nee McLAUGHLIN), wife of Robert FARRELL. 
Funeral from 28 Concord st., Thursday morning at 9:30; thence to 
St. James Pro-Cathedral.

GATES - Suddenly, on Feb. 7, May Frayer GATES, wife of the 
Rev. Lucius M. GATES, 31 years. Funeral services at 200 Washington ave. 
at 4 P.M. to-day.

KELLEHER - Feb. 6, Katherine A. KELLEHER (nee SHIELDS). Funeral from 
639 Fifty-eight st. at 9 A.M. Thursday; thence to Church of 
Our Lady of Perpetual Help.

KINKEN - Feb. 5, Charles KINKEN, husband of the late Anne KINKEN, 
and father of James W. KINKEN and Anna J. DOYLE. Funeral from 
302 Humboldt st. on Thursday, Feb. 9, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to 
Church of the Immaculate Conception.

LYNE - On Feb. 6, Louisa E. LYNE, a faithful companion of Mrs. George A. HEARN 
and family for over thirty years.

MILLER - At Pittsfield, Mass. on Feb. 5, Emil, son of Rohdine MILLER, 21 years. 
Funeral Thursday afternoon.

NOWLAN - Feb. 6, James A., husband of Mary Jane FUREY, at 403 Fourteenth st.

SHEA - Jeremiah SHEA, at East Fourth st. and Eighteenth ave., Kensington Park. 
Funeral Thursday morning, Feb. 9 at 10 o'clock. Requiem mass at 
St. Rose of Lima R.C. Church, Parkville.

SMITH - Feb. 7, at Seton Hospital, New York, Grace Galindo, wife of 
Joseph Menning SMITH and daughter of Ella BROWNELL and Edward A. GALINDO, 28.

STIKEMAN - Suddenly, at Yonkers, on Feb. 5, Hortense M. STIKEMAN, 
widow of James STIKEMAN. Funeral services at 333 Riverdale avenue, Yonkers, 
this evening at 8.

SOUTHARD - At the Baptist Home, Feb. 6, Mrs. Jane SOUTHARD, widow of 
John C. SOUTHARD, 85.

WOOD - Feb. 6 at 139 Washington st., Benjamin WOOD, 67 years. 
Funeral this evening at 8.

9 February 1905
AMES - Suddenly, at 516 Warburton ave., Yonkers, Feb. 7, Richard Borden AMES, 
son of the late Dyer AMES.

BROWN - On Feb. 6, James Richard, son of Richard and Bridget BROWN, 27, 
at 445 Forty-sixth st.

CONROY - On Feb. 7, Cean CONROY, at 1224 Eighty-fourth st.

CUNNINGHAM - On Feb. 7, May E., daughter of Eleanore and the late 
James CUNNINGHAM, at 85 Sterling pl.

ECKSTEIN - Adolph, husband of Babette, on Feb. 6, at 50 Vanderbilt ave.

EVERSON - Feb. 6, Catherine EVERSON, daughter of Ida and Robert GIBNEY, 
at 1664 Nostrand ave.

FARRELL - On Feb. 6, Bridget A (nee McLAUGHLIN) , wife of Robert FARRELL, 
at 128 Concord st.

FINN - Margaret, mother of Patrolman John S. and Richard and James. 
Funeral from 816 South First st. on Saturday at 2 P.M.

FITCH - On Feb. 8, Charles E. FITCH, husband of Lillian M. FITCH, nee FRANCIS, 
and son of Catherine M. and the late William B. FITCH. 
Services at 133 Quincy st. on Friday evening at 8:30.

HARRISON - On Feb. 6, at 205 Sixth ave., Henry Harrison, 85.

HUFCUT - At Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Feb. 7, Horace D. HUFCUT, 67. 
Funeral services at 8 Eastman terrace, Friday, Feb. 10 at 2 P.M. 

KELEHER - On Feb.6,Katherine A. KELEHER (nee SHIELDS),at 639 Fifty-eighth. st.

KIDNEY - On Feb. 7, at 254 West Twenty-fifth st.,William I. KIDNEY, 
husband of Florence Vera.

KIELY - On Feb. 8, Matilda Agnes, 7 months, daughter of Humphrey J. 
and Agnes Patterson KIELY.

KINKEN - On Feb. 5, Charles KINKEN, husband of the late Anne KINKEN, 
and father of James W. KINKEN and Anna J. DOYLE, 84.

MACKLIN - Feb. 6, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas MACKLIN, at 575 Sackett st.

McDONALD - Feb. 7, Julia E. McDONALD, nee HEALY, wife of George McDONALD. 
Funeral from 195 Twenty-second st. Friday, 9:30 A.M.; thence to the 
Church of St. John the Evangelist.

MILLER - At Pittsfield, Mass., Feb. 5, Emil, son of Rhodine MILLER, 21. 
Services at 219 Atlantic ave.

MITCHELL - Margaret, age 83, grandmother of Mrs. Oscar ST.MARTIN (nee ADLER), 
at 81 Poplar st.

MORRIS - Mary E., 19, daughter of George T. MORRIS and Mary E. CODY, 
Feb. 8, at 271 Sackett st. Funeral to-morrow at 2 P.M.

MURPHY - At 287 President st., Jeremiah Charles, husband of Statira A. WHEELER.

RAYMOND - At 86 South Oxford st., Cornelia E., widow of John H. RAYMOND, 
former president of Vassar College, 85.

SMITH - On Feb. 7, at Seton Hospital, New York, Grace GALINDO, wife of 
Joseph Manning SMITH and daughter of Ella BROWNELL and the late 
Edward A. GALINDO, 28.

WEED - On Feb. 7, Susie E. LIPPENCOTT WEED, wife of Irving WEED.  
Services at 212 Lenox rd. this evening at 8.

WOOD - On Feb. 6, at 139 Washington ave., Benjamin Wood, 67.

ADAMS - At his late residence, 314 Washington ave., Thomas ADAMS, in 
the 87th year of his age. Funeral Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment private. 
Please omit flowers.

CHADWICK - Died on Feb. 9, 1905, of pneumonia, Antonia Mary CHADWICK, 
sister of Henry CHADWICK, age 76, after a short illness. Notice of funeral hereafter.

ELSTROTH - Suddenly, Feb. 7, 1905, George H. ELSTROTH, age 67 years. 
Funeral services at his late residence, 837 Sterling place, 
Friday afternoon at 1:30. Friends are invited.

FAULHABER - On Feb. 8, Margaret WHYM, beloved wife of Gabriel FAULHABER. 
Funeral services will be held on Friday evening, 8 o'clock, at her late residence, 
701 Bedford ave. Relatives and friends, also members of Ivy Lodge, I.O.O.F., 
are respectfully invited to attend. Interment at Newton, N.J., Saturday morning.

FIEDLER - On Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1905, Louisa FIEDLER, in the 59th year of her age. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at 
her late residence, 15 Fayette st., on Saturday, Feb. 11, 1905, 2 P.M. 
Interment, Lutheran

NEVINS - On Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1905, Mary, beloved wife of Patrick NEVINS. 
Funeral from her late residence, 119 Carroll st., on Saturday, 
Feb. 11, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Stephen's Church, Summit and Hicks sts., 
where a mass of requiem will be offered up for the repose of her soul. 
Relatives and friends invited.

NORRIS - Mary E. NORRIS, beloved daughter of George T. NORRIS and Mary E. CODY, 
at her home, 271 Sackett st., Wednesday, Feb 8th, of pneumonia, age 10. 
Funeral Friday, Feb. 10, '05, at 2 P.M. Relatives and friends are invited.

O'NEILL - Mary O'NEILL, the beloved wife of James O'NEILL, died Feb. 8, 1905, 
at 189 Prospect st. Funeral at St. Anne's R.C. Church, Gold and Front sts., 
at 10A.M. Saturday, Feb. 11, '05.

10 February 1905
AMES - On Feb. 7, Richard Borden AMES, son of the late Dyer AMES, 
at 516 Warburton ave, Yonkers, N.Y.

BLACKWELL - On Feb. 8, Edwin H. BLACKWELL, husband of Caroline O. BLACKWELL. 
Funeral services at 54 Washington ave., Evergreen, this evening at 8.

CARLISLE - On Feb. 8, William S. CARLISLE, 71. 
Funeral services at 405 Classon ave. this evening at 8.

CAROLAN - On Feb. 8, John T. CAROLAN, son of John J. CAROLAN. 
Funeral Saturday 10 A.M. from 520 Jerome st., thence to St. Gabriel's Church.

CHADWICK - On Thursday, Feb. 9th Miss A.M.CHADWICK, of pneumonia, at 
her residence, 470 Vanderbilt ave. Funeral services at the residence of 
Mr. William C. EDWARDS, 881 Park place at 2 P.M. Interment private. 
(Ottawa, Canada papers please copy.)

DENITHORNE - Frb. 9th, 1905, Ellen Whitley DENITHORNE, wife of the late 
Richard DENITHORNE, 73 years. Funeral Sunday at her late residence, 
14 Duffield st., at 2 P.M.

ELSTROH - Feb. 7, George H. ELSTROH, 67, at 837 Sterling pl.

FIEDLER - On Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1905, Louisa FIEDLER, in the 59th year of her age. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her 
late residence, 15 Fayette st., on Saturday, Feb. 11, 1905 at 2 P.M. 
Interment, Lutheran.

FINN - Margaret, mother of Patrolman John S. and Richard and James. 
Funeral from 316 South First st., on Saturday at 9 A.M.

FITCH - On Feb. 8, Charles E. FITCH, husband of Lillian M. FITCH, nee FRANCIS, 
and son of Catherine M. and the late William B. FITCH. Services at 133 Quincy st., 
this evening at 8:30.

FITZPATRICK - On Feb. 7, Anna M. Fitzpatrick, at 735 Greene ave.

FUREY - On Feb. 7, William Thomas FUREY, son of the late Mr. and 
Mrs. Thomas FUREY, at 485 Hudson ave.

HUFCUT - On Feb. 7, Horace D. HUFCUT, 67.

MADDEN - On Frb. 8, Daniel MADDEN, husband of the late Rose MADDEN. 
Funeral from 139 Navy st., on Saturday, at 2:30 P.M.

MAJOR - On Feb. 9, Harvey MAJOR, 82, at 586 Madison st.

MCAULIFFE - On Feb. 8, Thomas F. MCAULIFFE, husband of Elizabeth MCAULIFFE 
(nee POWERS), at 547 St. John's pl.

MAXWELL - Margaret A. MCGASCOIGNE, wife of the late George H. MAXWELL. 
uneral services Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, at the residence of her daughter, 
638 Marcy ave. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend.

MCDONALD - On Feb. 7, Julia E. MCDONALD (nee HEALY), wife of George  MCDONALD, 
at 195 Twenty-second st.

MCGLONE - On Feb. 7, Elizabeth MCGLONE, (nee JOHNSTON), widow of the 
late John MCGLONE, at 232 Pearl st.

MCGUIRE - On Feb. 8, Bernard MCGUIRE, husbandof Maria, at 77 State st.

MORRIS - On Feb. 8, Mary E., 19, daughter of George T. MORRIS and Mary E. CODY, 
at 271? Sackett st.

MURPHY - At 287 President st., Jeremiah Charles, husband of Statira A. WHEELER. 
Funeral this evening at 8.

NEVINS - On Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1905, Mary, beloved wife of Patrick NEVINS. 
Funeral from her late residence, 110 Carroll st., on Saturday, Feb. 11, 
at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Stephen's Church, Summit and Hicks sts., 
where a mass of requiem will be offered up for the repose of her soul. 
Relatives and friends invited.

O'MARA - On Feb. 9, Mary, daughter of John and the late Anne O'MARA. 
Funeral Saturday from 192 North Ninth st., at 8:45 A.M.; thence to 
St. Vincent de Paul's Church.

O'NEILL - Mary O'NEILL, the beloved wife of James O'NEILL, died Feb. 8, 1905, 
at 189 Prospect st. Funeral at St. Anne's R.C. Church, Gold and Front sts., 
at 10 A.M., Saturday, Feb. 11, '05.

RAYMOND - On Feb. 7, Cornelia E., 85, widow of John H. RAYMOND, former 
president of Vassar College.

SNYDER - On Feb. 9th, Charles F. SNYDER, beloved brother of Mrs. C. CONNOLLY. 
Relatives and friends, also members of Peter Cooper Lodge, Foresters of America, 
are invited to funeral from his late residence, 892 Classon ave., at 2:15 P.M., 
Sunday, Feb. 12th , 1905. Interment in Lutheran Cemetery.

11 February 1905
BARDON - On Feb. 9, John BARDON, the father of P.F. BARDON, 69. 
Funeral on Sunday, Feb. 12 at 1 P.M., from 22 Pilling st.

BORROUGHS - On Feb. 9, Caroline D. BORROUGHS, 84, AT 80 Ross st.

BRANDT - Hammah A. BRANDT, wife of the late Capt. F.S. BRANDT, Feb. 9. 
Funeral from 407 Third st., on Sunday at 2 o'clock.

BROMBUSH - Feb. 7, at Wilmington, Del., Catharine BROMBUSH, formerly of this city.

BUTLER - Charles Willis BUTLER, at 93 Vanderbilt ave. Funeral 1 o'clock, Sunday.

CARLISLE - On Feb. 8, William S. CARLISLE, 71 at 405 Classon ave.

CHADWICK - Feb. 9, Mrs. Ager CHADWICK, at 881 Park pl.

CUNNINGHAM - On Feb. 10, at Valley Cottage, Rockland County, N.Y., 
William CUNNINGHAM, 69. Services Sunday at 8 o'clock.

DOWNS - Mary A. DOWNS, daughter of the late Hugh and Mary DOWNS, 
at 215 Monroe st., Feb. 9.

FITCH - On Feb. 8, Charles E. FITCH, husband of Liilian M. FITCH, 
nee FRANCIS, and son of Catherine M. and the late William B. FITCH, 
at 133 Quincy st.

FITZPATRICK - Feb. 8, Thomas, husband of Catherine SWEENY and son of 
the late Lawrence and Bridget FITZPATRICK, at 891 Franklin ave.

GARRISON - On Feb. 9, Adeline E. GARRISON. Funeral services at 2:30 P.M. 
Sunday, from 530 Hicks st.

GOLDEN - On Feb. 9, Richard GOLDEN. Funeral from Bedford ave. and Montgomery st. 
Sunday at 2:30 P.M.

GOTTER - On Feb. 10, Margaret Frances GOTTER, infant daughter of 
Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. GOTTER.

HASELTON - On Feb. 9, at 141 Keap st., Mary C. , wife of Henry H. HASELTON. 
Funeral services at the First Baptist Church, Lee ave. and Keap st.,
this evening at 8.

LECKEY - At 684 Carroll st., Feb. 6, Eliza, widow of James LECKEY.

LITTLE - At the residence of W.G. VAN DUYNE, Parkville, John F. LITTLE.

MADDEN - On Feb. 8, Daniel MADDEN, husband of the late Rose MADDEN, at 139 Navy st. 

MAJOR - Feb. 9, Harvey MAJOR, 82, at 586 Madison st. 
Services this evening at 8 o'clock.

MCAULIFFE - Feb. 9, Thomas F., husband of Elizabeth MCAULIFFE, nee POWERS. 
Funeral from 547 St. John's pl. on Monday at 9 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at 
St. Teresa's Church.

MOORE - Ellen MOORE, wife of Edward MOORE, Feb. 8, at 111 Prospect Park West. 
Solemn requiem mass at Holy Name Church, 9 A.M. Feb. 13.

MORGAN - On Feb. 10, Charles MORGAN, husband of the late Alicia FITZGERALD. 
Funeral from 41 Lawrence st. Monday at 3 P.M.

O'MARA - On Feb. 9, Mary, daughter of John and the late Anne O'MARA, 
at 192 North Ninth st.

PORTER - At Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 8, Lillian Dean, wife of Alfred H. PORTER, 36.

PREBWELL - Feb. 10, at 44 Sterling pl., Warren C. PREBWELL, 
husband of Christina S. WEATHERHEAD & eldest son of Daniel M.& Sarah PREBWELL.

SANDERS - At Morris Park, N.Y., Feb. ?, Arthur Martin SANDERS, 50.

SMITH - On Feb. 8, Harry W., son of Daniel D. SMITH, 26, at 593 Madison st.

TIDDEN - Feb. 8, at Liberty, N.Y., Paul Von Hein TIDDEN, 
son of George C. and Mary Newman TIDDEN, 26.

YATES - On Feb. 9, at 863 Greene ave., Robert YATES, 79. 
Funeral services this evening at 8.

YOUNG - On Feb. 8, Annette Cabus YOUNG, eldest daughter of the late 
Joseph and Sarah CABUS. Funeral services at 843 West Thirtieth st., 
this evening at 8.

12 February 1905 
ACKERMAN - Feb. 10, Lucy Drew, wife of Frederick S. ACKERMAN, 27. 
Funeral services Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at 1267 Degraw street.
 
ALLEN-LAVELLE - On Feb. 9, Nellie ALLEN LAVELLE. Funeral to-day at 3 P.M. 
from 96 Clay st.
 
BARBER - Elijah F., Feb. 9, 67. Services at 1182 Herkimer street at 2 o'clock to-day.
 
BRANDT - Hannah A. BRANDT, wife of the late Captain F.S. BRANDT, on Feb. 9. 
Funeral services from 407 Third st. to-day at 2.
 
BURROUGHS - Feb. 9, Caroline D. BURROUGHS, at 80 Ross st., 84. 
Funeral on Monday from St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, corner 
South Fifth and Rodney sts. at 2 P.M.
 
BUTLER - On Feb. 9, Charles Willis BUTLER, at 98 Vanderbilt ave. 
Funeral at 1 o'clock to-day.
 
CAHILL - On Feb. 11, Mathew CAHILL, husband of the late Mary E. CAHILL, 
father of James H. and John M. CAHILL. Funeral from 421 Warren st. on 
Monday at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Paul's R.C. Church, Court and Congress sts.
 
CARROLL - Feb. 10, Ellen CARROLL, the wife of Thomas CARROLL and daughter 
of the late Thomas O'KEEFE. Funeral from 406 Sackett st. on Monday at 9 A.M.; 
thence to St. Agnes' Church.
 
CARSON - Phillip, on Feb. 9. Funeral from his late residence, 854 Degraw st., 
Monday, Feb. 13, at 9 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at St. Paul's Church, 
Court and Congress sts.
 
CLOONAN - On Feb. 10, Thomas, husband of Nora MCNAMARA. 
Funeral on Tuesday mornaing at 9:30 from 920 Dean st.; 
thence to St. Teresa's Church.
 
CONNELLY - On Feb. 10, John CONNELLY. Funeral on Monday from the 
Church of St. John the Baptist, Lewis and Willoughby aves., at 9:30 A.M.
 
DUNN - On Feb. 9, at 107 Vanderbilt ave., Mrs. Margaret DUNN. 
Funeral to-day at 2.
 
FOGARTY - Michael FOGARTY, beloved husband of Margaret FARRELL, 
native of County Tipperary, Ireland, died Feb. 9th, 1905, age 54. 
Funeral to take place at his residence, Monday, Feb.13, 1905.
 
GOLDEN - On Feb. 9, Richard GOLDEN. Funeral from Bedford ave. and 
Montgomery st. to-day at 2:30.
 
HALLEMANN - On Feb 8, Frank HALLEMANN, 68. Funeral from 82 Tompkins ave. to-day at 1.
 
HASLETON - On Feb. 9, at 141 Keap st., Mary C., wife of Henry H. HASLETON.
 
LITTLE - John F., on Feb. 9, at Webster ave near First st., Parkville. 
Services to-day at 4 P.M.
 
LOVELL - On Feb. 11, Edward A. LOVELL, 68. Funeral from 101 Lincoln pl. on 
Monday at 2 P.M.
 
LANDWERSIEK - John H. LANDWERSIEK, formerly of 304 Dean st., 
Brooklyn, died Feb. 9th. He was a member of the Third Ward Democratic Club, 
C.B.L. Council No. 3, Holy Name  and St. Vincent de Paul Society of 
Our Lady of Mercy Church. Funeral, Monday, Feb. 13, from his late residence, 
49 Grand st., Jamaica, L.I.; thence to St. Monica's Church, Washington st., 
Jamaica where a solemn requiem mass at 10:30 A.M. will be offered for the 
repose of his soul.
 
MACHAN - On Feb. 10, Robert Nicoll MACHAN, 62. 
Funeral services at 503 East Seventh st. on Monday at 10 A.M.
 
MCAULIFFE - On Feb. 9, Thomas F., husband of Elizabeth MCAULIFFE, nee POWERS. 
Funeral from 547 St. John's pl. on Monday at 9 A.M. Requiem mass at 
St. Teresa's Church.
 
MCCARTHY - On Feb. 9, Denis F., son of Ann and the late John MCCARTHY. 
Funeral from 182 Lexington ave. at 2:30 to-day.
 
MORGAN - Feb. 10, Charles MORGAN, husband of the late Alicia FITZGERALD. 
Funeral from 41 Lawrence st. Monady at 2 P.M.
 
O'CONNELL - On Feb. 10, Mrs. Elizabeth O'CONNELL, wife of Daniel O'CONNELL.
 
PARKS - Feb. 10, Frank J. PARKS, husband of Anna Marie. 
Funeral on Tuesday at 9:30 A.M., from 106 Roebling st.; thence to the 
Church of St. Vincent de Paul.
 
PITTS - Feb. 10, Sophie C. PITTS, 85. Funeral services at 20 Sidney pl. 
this evening at 7.
 
PRENDERGAST - ON Feb. 10, Isabel, nee STARK, wife of James L. PRENDERGAST. 
Funeral services at 2 to-day at Bay Twenty-seventh and Bath aves, Bensonhurst.
 
PORTER - At Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 8, Lillian Dean, wife of Albert H. PORTER, 
36. Funeral sefvices at 116 East Thirty-eighth st. to-day at 3.
 
PSANKUCHEN - At Titusville, DFla., on Feb. 10, Albert PSANKUCHEN, 
son of Caroline PSANKUCHEN. Services from 454 Lafayette ave.
 
QUINTARD - On Feb. 9, at Ridley Park, Pa., Lola C., 
wife of Arthur J. QUINTARD, and only daughter of William T. and Emeline PAYE, 31.
 
ROGERS - On Feb. 9, Ellen T. ROGERS, wife of Michael ROGERS. 
Funeral from 286 1/2 Sixteenth st., Monday at 9:30 A.M. sharp; thence to 
Church of St. John the Evangelist.
 
SAIL - On Feb. 7th, in her 27th year, Margaret SAIL. 
Funeral services at 625 Fifty-eighth st. to-day at 2.
 
SANDERS - At Morris Park, N.Y., on Feb 9, Arthur Martin SANDERS, 50.
 
SCHENCK - On Feb. 8, Mrs. C. SCHENCK. Funeral from Concord St. Church to-day at 1.
 
TREDWELL - Suddenly, at 44 Sterling pl., on Feb. Warren C. TREDWELL, 
husband of Christina S. WEATHERHEAD and eldest son of Daniel and Sarah TREDWELL. 
Funeral services this evening at 8. 
Interment on Monday at Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead.
 
WARNER - Elmer E., on Feb. 9, 43.
 
YATES - On Feb. 9, at 863 Greene ave., Robert YATES, 79.
 
YOUNG - On Feb 8, Annette CABUS young, eldest daughter of the late 
Joseph and Sarah CABUS.
 
13 February 1905
 
BURNETT - Suddenly, on Feb. 12th, 1905, John H. BURNETT, aged 63 years. 
Funeral services at the Second Presbyterian Church, Clinton and Remsen sts., 
on Tuesday, Feb. 14th, 1905, at 4 P.M.
 
CALLENDER - Feb. 12, at 155 Willow st., Agnes Hodge, wife of the late James CALLENDER.
 
ENDLICH - Feb. 10, Peter ENDLICH, Sr., 73, husband of Mary B. ENDLICH.
 
HAWES - Charlotte Amelia, aged eight months and four days, died Sunday, 
Feb. 12th. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William A. HAWES, 78 Clinton ave. 
Services Feb. 14th at 2:30 P.M.
 
KIRK - James KIRK, beloved father of John and William KIRK and Mrs. KARCHER, 
died Feb. 12th. Funeral from his late residence, Sixty-fifth st. 
and Second ave., Brooklyn, Wednesday morning at ten o'clock. 
Interment Greenwood.
 
LOVELL - Feb. 11, Edward A. LOVELL, 68, at 101 Lincoln place.
 
SULLIVAN - Daniel SULLIVAN, 69, at 306 Barclay st. Flushing.  

14 February 1905
Rachel MARTENSE, Centenarian, Dead
Had been in poor health for some time-died this morning.
Of Old Long Island Family
Celebrated 104th birthday eleven days ago.
In the presence of her two attendance who have been with her for several 
months, Miss Rachel MARTENSE, the oldest woman on Long Island, passed away at 
her home, 38 Linden avenue, Flatbush, at 10:15 o'clock this morning.Although 
she had ben falling in health for some time past her death came as a 
surprise. Her nephew, Joseph STORY, with whom she had resided, was at 
business in Manhattan when she died.
Miss Martense was the daughter of the late Adrian L. Martense, a Flatbush 
farmer. She as born on February 3, 1801 at the old Martenses homestead at 
Church avenue and Gowanus lane.  She resided there until 1868 when she took 
up her residence in the old STORY homestead, which was situated at Linden and 
Flatbush avenues, with her sister Marie, who was the wife of Captain William 
STORY. Mrs Story died at the age of 90 years, and Mis Martense continued to 
reside at the Story homestead with her nephew, Joseph Story, until a year ago 
when the Story homestead was torn down to make way for the new Flatbush Trust 
Company building. She then moved to 38 Linden avenue, another house owned by 
he Story family, where she lived until her death. She enjoyed excellant 
health until fourteen years ago, when she fell and injured her hip, which 
prevented her from getting around without assistance.
She ws a member of the Flatbush Reformed Dutch Church, and in her younger 
days was quite active in church work. She always lived a quiet life and 
attributed her great age to regular hours and plain living. She was quite an 
artist, and her home was adorned with many pictures which she painted and 
beautiful rugs, chair covers, screens and pillows, which she made and 
embroidered. She always had a deep interest in philanthrophy, which led her 
until recent years to work for the poor. Up until her illness she took an 
active interest in what as going on around her and enjoyed having the daily 
papers read to her. She was very proud of her great age and for several years 
past had held a reception on her birthday...
Miss Martense was descended from one of the oldest families of Long Island. 
Her ancestors came to this country in 1641. 
The only near relative surviving her are three nephews, William, Martense and 
Joseph Story, all of whom reside in Flatbush..
 
ALLEN - 
Feb 13, Ralph Hegeman, child of Harry and Edith ALLEN, 1, AT 697 Putnam ave.
 
ATKINS - Feb. 11, at Washington, D.C., Addison Butler ATKINS.
 
BALDWIN - 
Feb. 12, William K(evere?), son of William L. and Edith K. BALDWIN, 
14 months. Funeral services at 784 President st. this evening at 8  o'clock.
 
COWLEY - Feb. 12, William P. COWLEY, son of the late James and 
Julia COWLEY. Funeral from 247 Hudson st. Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock; 
thence to St. Edward's Church.
 
FORBELL - Feb. 12, Mary A. FORBELL, wife of Benjamin F. FORBELL, 56.
 
FOX - Feb. 12, Ann M. FOX, 87. Funeral services this evening 
at 8 o'clock, at 409 Flatbush ave.
 
CALLENDER - Feb. 12. at 155 Willow st., Agnes Hodge, 
wife of the late James CALLENDER.
 
HAMPTON - Feb. 11, Mrs. Fred HAMPTON. 
Funeral services at 33 Vanderbilt ave. this evening at 8 o'clock.
 
LACEY - Feb. 13, Myles LACEY, husband of Lizzie LACEY. 
Funeral from 121 Boerum place to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 
LAIRD - Feb. 12, Martha E. LAIRD, wife of George LAIRD, 64. 
Funeral services from 186 Tenth st. this evening at 8 o'clock.
 
MARTIN - Feb. 13, Walter H. MARTIN, son of Henry C. MARTIN. 
Funeral services at 216 Franklin ave. to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock.
 
MOSS - Feb. 13, Frederick William MOSS at 33 Remsen st.
 
MURRAY - Ellen MURRAY, sister of Timothy COX. 
Funeral from 187 Twenty-third st. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 
ORR - Mary Louise, wife of John W. ORR , 38, at 417 Fifty-fifth st.
 
PARKS - Feb. 10, Frank J. PARKS, husband of Anna Marie, 
at 106 Roebling st; thence to the Church of St. Vincent de Paul.
 
PHIPPS - Feb. 10 at Richmond Hill, Nathan Louis PHIPPS. 
Funeral to-day at Mount Auburn, Mass.
 
RYERSON - Feb. 12, Mrs. Cecilia E. RYERSON. 
Funeral services at 501 Greene ave. this evening at 8 o'clock.
 
SMITH - Feb. 12, Mary, wife of James H. SMITH, at 393 Dean st.

THOMASS - 
Hermann THOMASS, 78. Services at 836 Putnam ave. to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock.
 
TWING - 
Feb. 11, at 938 Bushwick ave., the Rev. Cornelius Leighton TWING, 
rector of Calvary P.E. Church. Funeral Wednesday at 11 A.M. from Calvary Church, 
Bushwick ave.

ALLWOOD--On the 13th inst., John Henry ALLWOOD, 47, at 1203 Eighth Ave.

BERGEN--On Feb. 12, Cornelius D. BERGEN,  son of the late Cornelius R.
and Catharine JOHNSON BERGEN, at 870 Park Pl.
  
COOK--Feb. 14, Jennie D. M., 20, daughter of John COOK and Jane HANNAVAN.

COWLEY--On Feb. 12, William P. COWLEY, son of the late James and Julia
COWLEY, at 247 Hudson Ave.

FORZLY--Feb. 14, George, son of Selim and Selma FORZLY, at 255 Tenth St.

HAGGERTY--On Feb. 14, Mary E. HAGGERTY, widow of the late Thomas L.
HAGGERTY. Funeral Friday at 9:30am from 154 Sixteenth St.; thence to St.
John the Evangelist Church, Twenty-first St. and Fifth Ave.

HALLETT--Maria Louisa HALLETT, wife of Richard W. HALLET,  65, at 378
Boulevard, Rockaway Beach.

HOEFT--Feb. 13, John Henry HOEFT, 84 at 69 South Eighth St.

LAHEY--On Feb. 14, Peter J. LAHEY, at 447 Henry St.

LIVINGSTON--Feb 13, Henry L. Livingston at Luzon.

MARTENSE--Feb. 14, Rachael MARTENSE, aged 104. Funeral services on
Friday at 2pm, from 38 Linden Ave. Flatbush.

MARTIN--Suddenly on Feb. 13, Walter H. MARTIN, son of Henry C. MARTIN,
at 216 Franklin Ave.

MASON--On Feb. 14, Hannah Maria, 79, wife of the late John. W. MASON,
at 138 Hicks St.

MOSS--Suddenly, on Feb. 13, at 33 Remsen St., Frederick William MOSS.

PLATT--Feb. 13, at 553 Atlantic Ave. John S. PLATT, 63, husband of
Georgiana PLATT.
 
15 February 1905 
BALCH - On Feb. 12, Glen E. BALCH, Jr., 6 months.
 
BERGEN - On Feb. 12, Cornelius D. BERGEN, son of the 
late Cornelius H. and Catherine Johnson BERGEN. 
Funeral services at 870 Park place this evening at 8.
 
BLOOD - 
On Feb. 13, Sarah Cornell, 49, widow of William H. BLOOD, at Ozone Park, L.I.
 
BRADDON - 
On Feb. 12 at Queens, L.I., William BRADDON, 48, husband of Kate BRADDON.
 
BRADY - On Feb. 13, Eliza, widow of James T. BRADY, at 289 Hicks st.
 
BRIGHT - On Tuesday morning, Feb. 14th, at his home at 
Maplewood , N.J., George E. BRIGHT (formerly of Brooklyn), 
beloved husband of Anna KNAPP, aged 88 (or 33) years. 
Funeral service Thursday morning on arrival at Maplewood of 
8:30 D. L. & W. train from Barclay st., Manhattan.
 
COWLEY - On Feb. 12, William P. COWLEY, son of the 
late James and Julia COWLEY, at 247 Hudson ave., on Thursday 
morning at 9:30; thence to St. Edward's Church.
 
COX - On Feb. 13, Anne Durham, widow of Patrick COX. 
Funeral from 459 Sackett st, on Thursday at 9:30; thence to 
St. Agnes R.C. Church, Hoyt and Sackett sts.
 
CRAIG - On Feb. 14, Jacobina CRAIG. Services this evening at 8; 
funeral Thursday 2:30 P.M., from 2 New York ave.
 
DICKENS - On Feb. 12, Sergeant DICKENS, 71, at Wortendyke, N.J.
 
FORD - On Feb. 14, Sister Mary William FORD.
A solemn requiem mass at the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Thurday at 9 A.M.
 
FOSTER - Feb. 6, at Glendora, Calif, William FOSTER, native of Halifax, N.S., 75.
 
FOX - On Feb. 12, Ann M. FOX, 87,  at 109 Flatbush ave.
 
HOEFT - On Feb. 13, John Henry HOEFT, 84. 
Funeral services this eveing at 8, at 69 South Eighth st.
 
HOWELL - At Westwood, N.J., Elizabeth HOWELL, nee GARDINER, 
wife of Samuel HOWELL. Funeral on Thursday, Feb. 16. 
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
 
JOHNSON - At Sag Harbor, L.I., P. Roosevelt JOHNSON, M.D., 78, 
eldest son of the late Rev. Samuel Rossevelt JOHNSON, D.D.
 
LACEY - On Feb. 13, Myles LACEY, husband of Lizzie LACEY, at 121 Boerum place.
 
LAHEY - On Feb. 14, Peter J. LAHEY. Funeral from 447 Henry st., Thursday at 2 P.M.
 
MARTIN - On Feb. 13, Walter H. MARTIN, son Henry C. MARTIN. 
Funeral services at 216 Franklin ave. this evening at 8.
 
MASON - On Feb. 14, Hannah Maria MASON, 79, wife of the late 
John W. MASON. Funeral services at 138 Hicks st. on Thursday afternoon at I(?).
 
MOSS - On Feb. 13, Frederick William MOSS, at 33 Remsen st. 
Funeral services at Church of the Pilgrim Henry and Remsen sts., 
Thurday at 2:30 o'clock.
 
MULCARE - On Tuesday, Feb. 14th at residence, 741 Bedford ave., 
Hanorah MULCARE, beloved wife of Patrick MULCARE. Funeral Friday, 
Feb. 17th, from residence at 10 A.M. Requiem mass at 10:30 at 
Church of St. John the Baptist, Willoughby and Lewis aves.
 
ORR - Mary Louise ORR, 38, wife of John W. ORR, at 417 Fifty-fifth st.
 
PITT - On Feb. 12, Cassie A., widow of William A. PITT, at 517 Gates ave.
 
PLATT - On Feb. 13, John S. PLATT, 68, at 553 Atlantic ave. 
Services at 11 A.M. Thursday.
 
PRYME - On Feb 13, James Riley PRYME, 62, at 516 Pacific ave.
 
REID - On Feb. 13, Alexander J. REID. Services at 282 Quincey st., this evening at 8.
 
RYERSON - On Feb. 12, Mrs. Cecelia E. RYERSON, at 501 Greene ave.
 
SMITH - On Feb. 12, Mary SMITH, at 398 Dean st.
 
STUDWELL - On Feb. 13, Leander Mead STUDWELL, 74, at Ridgefield, Conn.
 
THOMASS - On Feb. 11, Hermann THOMASS, 78. Services at 836 Putnam ave, 
this evening at 8.
 
TOWNSEND - On Feb. 13, James Andrew TOWNSEND, 57, at Eighty-fifth st 
and Thirteenth ave., Dyker Heights. Funeral services at 
Christ Church, Bay Ridge, on Thursday at 2 P.M.
 
TWING - On Feb. 11, Rev. Cornelius Leighton TWING, rector of 
Calvary P.E. Church at ??8 Bushwick ave.
 
WADSWORTH - On the 14th inst., William Henry, beloved husband of 
Alice D. DRAYCOTT, aged 68 years. Funeral from his late residence, 
Thirteenth ave. and Sixty-third st., Lefferts Park, on Friday, the 17th, at 2 P.M.

16 February 1905
BRYANT--William C. BRYANT, publisher of Brooklyn "Times", at
Plainfield, NJ, Feb. 15, 1905. Funeral services at St. John's Methodist
Episcopal Church Bedfor Ave. and Williamson St. Brooklyn, 8pm Friday,
Feb. 17. Interment at convenience of the family.

 MASSEY--After a short illness, George MASSEY, in his 61st year. Funeral
service on Friday, Feb. 17th, at 8:30pm from his late residence, 26
Pulaski St. Funeral Saturday morning.

 MULCARE--On Tuesday, Feb. 14th, at residence, 741 Bedford Ave.
Brooklyn, Hanorah MULCARE, beloved wife of Patrick MULCARE. Funeral
Friday Feb. 17th, from residence, at 10am. Requiem mass at 10:30 at church.

 PRYME--At 516 Pacific St., Feb. 13, James Riley PRYME, 62.

 REID--On Feb. 12, Alexander J. REID, at 283 Quincy St.

 SULLIVAN--On Wednesday, Feb. 15th, 1905, Daniel SULLIVAN. Funeral from
his late residence, 113 Congress St., thence to St. Peter's Church,
Saturday, Feb. 18th at 10am.

 TINKHAM--On Feb. 15, Sarah Theresa, widow of Henry B. TINKHAM. Funeral
services at 1244 Pacific at this evening at 8.

 THOMASS--On Feb. 11, Hermann THOMASS, 78 at 386 Putnam Ave.

 WADSWORTH--On the 14th mst., William Henry, beloved husband of Alice D.
DRAYCETT, age 68 years. Funeral from his late residence, Thirteenth Ave
and Sixty-third St.. Lefferts Park on Friday the 17th, at 8pm.

BAHRENBURG--On Feb. 15, Roland BAHRENBURG, 8, son of Herman and Anna
PAPE BAHRENBURG, at 374 Throop Ave.

 BROPHY--On Feb. 16, Elizabeth BROPHY, widow of the late S. B. BROPHY,
at 414 Monroe St.

 BYRNE--On Feb. 15, Bernedetta BYRNE, 10, daughter of Daniel and
Isabella BYRNE, at 361 St. Marks Ave.

 DE FOREST--At Saranac Lake, NY, Feb. 16, William Wheeler DE FOREST, 48.

 FOLEY-On Feb. 15, John FOLEY, brother of the Rev. R. S. FOLEY.  Funeral
from 74 Park Ave.; thence to St. Edwards's Church, Saturday, at 9:30am.

 HARNED--At New York, Feb. 16, Ann E. Harned, widow of Peter Van Houten
HARNED. Services at 916 West End Ave. and 105th St. this evening at 8.

 KELLEY--James N. KELLY,  Requiem mass on Saturday, 9:30, at St.
Joseph's Church, Pacific Ave.

 BRADY--Feb. 16, Mary E. BRADY (nee O'BRIEN), widow of the late James M.
BRADY, at 264 Berkeley Place.

 BROPHY--Feb. 16, at 414 Monroe St., Elizabeth, wido of S. B. BROPHY.

 CLARKE--Feb. 16, George B. CLARKE, son of the late George. B. and Maria
CLARKE. Funeral services from 12 Lafayette Ave. Feb. 19, at 2pm.

 COCHRAN--Feb. 16, Walter COCHRAN, 39 years. Funeral private from 520
Greene Ave. this afternoon.

 DE FOREST--At Saranac Lake, NY, on Feb. 16, William Wheeler De Forest,
son of the late James G. and Julia T. DE FOREST, 48 years.

 FANNING--Feb. 15, Phoebe Ann, widow of the late Sidney FANNING, 81
years. Services from 124 Clark St., Jersey City (NJ),this eveing at 8 o'clock.

 FOLEY--Feb. 15, John FOLEY, brother of the Rev. R. S. FOLEY.

 HARNED--At New York, Feb. 16, Ann _. HARNED, widow of Peter Van Houten
HARNED, formerly of Jersey City (NJ).

 LEMON-FUDA--Feb. 15, Agnes LEMON, daughter of William J. and Annie E.
LEMON and wife of Nicholas J. FUDA, at 481 Hudson Ave.

 MANY--Feb. 16. James Vincent, son of Annie and Vincent W. MANY. Funeral
from his residence, 71 Irving Place, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

 MASSEY--Feb. 15, George MASSEY, husband of Margaret L. MASSEY, at 26 Pulaski St.

 MAY--Feb. 16, Richard C. MAY, husband of Mathilda MAY, 45 years.
Funeral from 577 Sixth Ave. on Sunday at 7:30pm to Greenwood.

 M'KINNEY--at Jamaica, NY, at 93 Shelton Ave., on Feb. 16, James
McKINNEY, 78 years.

 MURTAGH--Feb. 15, Gertrude M. MURTAGH, daughter of Margaret G. and the
late Patrick MURTAGH, at Fifty-fifth St. and Third Ave.
 
19 February 1905
BROWN - Feb 17, Mary A BROWN, widow of Leonard BROWN, 88.  Funeral
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at 252 Kosciusko St.

CAPPE - Feb 17, Benjamin Horning CAPPE, 67.  Funeral at 2pm tomorrow at
JC KUHLKE’s, 154 Court St.

CLARKE - Feb 16, George B. CLARKE, son of the late George B and Maria
CLARKE.  Funeral services from 12 Lafayette Ave. today at 2pm

ENGLERT - Suddenly, Feb 17, George G, husband and father, 50.  Funeral
service at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church on Bushwick Ave, Tuesday at 2pm

FARBER - Feb 17, Maria Nase (PLATT), widow of William FARBER.  Funeral
services at 887 Kosciusko St. today at 4pm

HARVEY - Feb 17, Charles H. HARVEY, son of the late Daniel and Ellen
HARVEY.  Funeral from 196 St. Marks Ave. tomorrow at 2:30pm

LITT - On Feb 17, Lippman LITT, 79.  Funeral today at 2 from 206 Majuer St

MANY - Feb 16, James Vincent, son of Annie and Vincent W. MANY.  Funeral
from  71 Irving Pl. this afternoon at 2.

MAY - On Feb 16, Richard C. MAY, husband of Mathilda MAY, 45.  Funeral
from 577 Sixth Ave at 2:30 today

MC KINNEY - at Jamaica, NY, Feb 16, James MC KINNEY, 73.  Funeral
services this afternoon at 4 at 93 Shelton Ave.

MILLER - On Feb 17, Winifred MILLER, sister of John MC CANN.  Funeral
from  454 Sixth Ave today at 2pm

MURPHY - Bridget, widow of the late Arthur MURPHY.  Funeral from 1969
Hughes Ave to Monday at 9:30am; thence to St. Joseph’s Church at 10am.

NOBLE - at 101 Steuben St, Willliam Richard NOBLE, 75.

PASLACK - On Feb 17, Frederick William PASLACK, son of Johanna Frederick
PASLACK.   Funeral services tomorrow at 2pm at 595 Third Ave.

PETTIT - On Feb 17, Salyer PETTIT, 73. Funeral services at 795 Putnam Ave.today.

RANDELL - Feb 16, John U. RANDELL, 76. Services today at 2 at 553 Fourth Ave.

ROWAN - On Feb 16, George W J., husband of Annie CLIFFORD and son of the
late John and Rose ROWAN.  Funeral from 107 Prospect St today at 2pm.

SATCHELL - On Feb 17, Walter, husband of Mary SATCHELL, 43, at 989 Decatur St.

SCHWARTZ - On Feb 18, Mrs. Isabella P. SCHWARTZ, 93.  Funeral services
at 196 Prospect Pl.  Monday afternoon at 2.

SCHWARZER  - Henry G, on Feb 15, at 41 Downing St.

SHERRY - on Feb 16, Charles, husband of Rose Ann SHERRY.  Funeral from
597 Park Pl. today at 2pm.

SMITH - On Feb 13, at 209 West Ninety Seventh St, Stanton Ward, son of
Elizabeth WARD and the late Frederick William SMITH.

THURLOW - Feb 16, Belcher Tyler, 89, at 290 Greens Ave.

VAIL - On Feb 17 at 206 St. James Pl, Daniel S. VAIL, of Locust Valley,
LI, 62.  Funeral services Monday at 12 o’clock at Washington Avenue
Baptist Church.

WERNER - Feb 18 - at 5:45pm, Joseph WERNER, at his late home, 960 Myrtle
Ave, aged 88.  Funeral services Monday evening at  8 o’clock.
Internment in family plot, Evergreen Cemetary.  Funeral private.

20 February 1905
MC GUIGAN - on Sunday, Feb 19, 1905, after a short illness, Henry Q,
beloved son of Jane and the late Hugh MC GUIGAN.  Funderal from his late
residence, 190 Amity St, on Wednesday, Feb 22 at 2pm.  Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend.

O”NEILL - on Feb 19, Teresa, daughter of James and Anna O”NEILL.
Funeral from his late residence, 216 Spencer St.

BROUN - Abbier LAYTON, wife of Delamore C. BROUN, and daughter of the
late Richardson C. and Martha CAPERS LAYTON.   Funeral services at 185
Lefferts Pl. on Tuesday, Feb 21 at 5:30pm.

DENNIN - On Feb 10, Charles DENNIN, 64.  Funeral services Tuesday at 3pm
at the South Congreational Church, President and Court Sts.

MILLER - Frank E. MILLER, beloved son of Charles M. MILLER and Nellie
MILLER, at 30 Park Ave, West Arverne.  Funeral services on Tuesday
evening, Feb 21, at St. Stephen’s Church, Patchen Ave, at 10 Wednesday morning.

ROGERS - Charles Edgar ROGERS, 62, suddenly.  The services will be at 2
o’clock Tuesday, Feb 21, at his late residence, 111 Columbia Heights.

22 February 11905
BETTS  Feb 19.  Charles C. BETTS, 81.  Funeral services at 40 New York ave, Wed at 2pm.

BREEN-Feb 18.  Thomas BREEN, at 4208 Fifth Ave.

BUCHANAN-Feb 18.  At Great Notch, NJ, Peter L. BUCHANAN, 77.  Services this evening at
8:00.

DEERING-Feb 18.  Charles J. DEERING, 42.  Funeral from 76 Duffield St Wednesday at 2pm ,
thence to Holy Cross Cemetary.

DELANEY-On Feb 20, J. Henry DELANEY, husband of Della B. CONLON, 44.  Funeral from 182
Forest ave, Ridgewood, LI, Wed at 9:30am.

DEMING-On Feb 19.  at 478a Lafayette Ave, Agnes A, widow of Samuel B. DEMING.

DETRICK-On Feb 18, Calvin DETRICK, at 20 Halsey st.

DURAND-Feb 18, Theodore DURAND, 70.  Funeral services at 8 this evening at 347 Hancock st.

ENGLERT-Suddenly, at 115 Evergreen ave, on Feb 17, George G, husband and father, 50.

FRUIN-Passed away, in her 92nd year, Mary, relict of William and mother of Edward and
the late Sarah FRUIN.  Funeral private.

GATTER-Feb 19, Josie M. GATTER, 24, wife of Irving E. GATTER, and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. CLARK  Funeral services at 10 o’clock am Wednesday at 273 VanBuren st

GREENE-at 120 South Second st, on Feb 18, Frederick J  GREENE, Sr.  Internment in
Calvary Cemetary, Boston.

HEDE-John HEDE,  28, at 204 Cleveland st

HULL-Suddenly, Feb 11, at Plains, Mont, William Lawson HULL, son of James J and Cornelia
Lawson HULL.  Burial from 698 Halsey st.

JONES-at 811 Madison st, on Feb 19, Richard, son of the late J. James JONES, 31.

KRAFT-Suddenly on Feb 19, Henry KRAFT, son of Mrs. Helen KRAFT, at 60 Fort Greene pl.

MAN-on Feb 18, at Hotel St. George, Albon MAN, 79.  Internment at Malone, NY.

MAYNARD-on Feb 18, at 545 Lafayette ave, Ezekeal MAYNARD, 66.  Funeral from Baptist
Church, Keyport, NJ, Feb 22, 10:30am.

MILLER-at Arverne, on Feb 19, Frank M, son of Charles and Millie MILLER, 26.  Funeral
services at 39 Pak ave, Rockaway, this evening at 8 o’clock, and at St. Stephens Church,
Jefferson and Patchen aves, on Wednesday afternoon at 2.

QUICK-
On Feb 20, Amelia R, widow of Capt H. S, QUICK. 
Funeral services Wednesday from 47 St. Marks ave.

ROGERS-Suddenly, Charles Edgar ROGERS, 62.  at 111 Columbia Heights

SCHOLL-On Feb 19, Catherine widow of Charles SCHOLL.  
Funeral from 113 East Fourth st,Windsor Terrace.  Wednesday

STOW-On Feb 18, Charles Henry STOW.  Services at Bay Twenty-fifth st this eveing.

TEAHAN-
Feb 18, at 611 St. John’s pl., Mrs. Mary Leon TEAHAN, wife of the late Maurce TEAHAN.

TERRY-
Suddenly on Feb 19, Elizabeth TERRY, widow of Benjamin H. TERRY, at 96 South Elliott pl.

WALKER-
On Feb 18, Amelia, wife of Edward S. WALKER, of 301 Lexington ave, 60.Services Thursday.

WODE-on Feb 19, Harold H, son of Henry C and Annie L. WODE, nee BREITWIESTER.  
Funeral services this evening at 8 at McCormick ave, near Broadway, Ozone Park, LI

BATE-Feb 19, James BATE, 65.  Funeral from 127 St. Edward st.,
tomorrow at 2pm.  Services this evening at 8.

BROUN-Abbie LAYTON, 53, wife of Delamore C. BROUN, and daughter of the
late Richardson C and Martha CAPERS LAYTON, at 185 Lefferts pl

COLIE-Feb 19, Mary A. COLIE, 72.  Services at 321 Nostrand ave, this evening.

DALGLEISH-Feb 20, James Henry DALGHEISH.  Services at 857 Bainbridge st this evening.

DALY-Feb 20, at 2 Pearson st, Long Island City, Kate DALY, 68, widow
of Patrick DALY.  Funeral from St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Fifth st,
Long Island City, tomorrow at 10am.

DE GROOT-Feb 20, Fannie Isabella, sister of John A and Charles F.
Services from 58 Fort Greene place, tomorrow at 1:30 pm

DETHERIDGE-At Jamaica, NY, Feb 19, Emeline C. SAYRS, wife of Frederick E. DETHERIDGE.

ESTHERBROOK-At Rahway, NJ, Feb 19, OCTAVIA DAVY, 85, widow of William Penn ESTERBROOK.

FISCHER-Feb 19, John Fischer, 69, husband of Ernestina Fischer, at 279 Prospect ave

FLEMING-Feb 21, John A, husband of Catherine FLEMING (nee GOOLEY).
Funeral from 255 South Second st

GILL-Feb 18, Michael GILL, 55, husband of Martha CAHILL, at 433 Hicks st

GRIFFITHS-Feb 20, Dr. Willaim E. Griffiths, at 320 Schermerhorn st.

JOHNSTON-at Hoboken, NJ, Feb 19, Rose Ann JOHNSTON, wife of Bayard S.
JOHNSTON.  Funeral from 927 Garden st, Hoboken, tomorrow at 9:30am,
thence to the church of Our Lady of Grace.

MARTIN-On Feb 19, 1905, Margaret, beloved wife of Thomas F. MARTIN.
Relatives and friends re invited to attend her funeral from her late
residence, 85 Sands st., on Thursday, Feb 23 at 9am; thence to Church of
Assumption where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of
her soul.  Interment in Holy Cross.

McGUIGAN-Feb 19, Henry C, son of Jane and the late Hugh McGUIGAN, at 190 Amity st

RETZLAFF-On Monday, Feb 20, 1905, Louise, the beloved wife of August
RETZLAFF and mother of Frank and Fred RETZLAFF, in her 72nd year.
Funeral at her late residence, No 188 Withers St, Brooklyn on Friday,Feb 24

SMITH-Feb 21, Mrs. Amelia SMITH, mother of Mrs. L. E. WITZEL and Mrs.
Elbert TILLOTSON.  Funeral services this evening from 843 Putnam ave.

WATERS-Feb 20, John F. Waters, 78, at 203 DeKalb ave

23 February 1905
BERRY-on Feb 21, at 49 Cambridge pl,  Lawrence,  infant son of Z. D.
and the late  Sara DALTON BERRY.

COPELAND-At Columbus, O., Feb  21,  Eliza Jane COPELAND,  widow of
Guild COPELAND.  Funeral at Columbus, O., Feb 23.  Burial at Greenwod
Cemetary, Brooklyn, Friday at 10am.

DALGLEISH-Suddenly, on Feb 20,  James Henry DALGLEISH,  at 367
Bainbridge st

DELATOUR-On Feb 21, at 518 Classon ave,  Ellen DELATOUR.

EDWARDS-on Feb 21, C.  Elizabeth, widow of William Henry EDWARDS.
Funeral services at 69 Decatur st, at 8 this evening.

FLEMING-On Feb 21,  John A., husband of Catherine FLEMING  (nee
GOOLEY),  at 255 South Second st.

IRVING-Suddenly, on Feb 20, at 828 Halsey st,  James Creswick IRVING.

JACKSON-On Feb 21,  George T. JACKSON,  68, at 900 Greene ave.

KAUFMAN-on Feb 21,  William B. KAUFMAN,  at 990 Flatbush ave

PERROTT-on Feb 21,  William, husband of Sarah S. SPENCER.  
Funeral services this evening at 8:30.

QUICK-On Feb 20,  Amelia R, widow of  Capt H. S. QUICK,  at 47 St.Marks ave

SIKES-At Watertown, NY, Feb 21,  Casper Wister SIKES, 73.

SMITH-Feb 21, Mrs. Amelia SMITH, mother of  Mrs. L. E. WITZEL  and
Mrs. Elbert TILLOTSON,  at 843 Putnam ave.

TAPPAN-on Feb 21,  Candace G. Tappan, 68.

TONER-Feb 22,  Mary A., widow of Edward Toner , at 810 Myrtle ave.
Funeral on Friday from St. Ann’s RC Church.  Front and Gold sts, at 10am

VOORHEES-Suddenly, on the 22nd inst,  Johanna COWENHOVEN,  wife of
Albert V. B. VOORHEES,  66.  Funeral from 1649 Cropsey ave on Saturday

MOODY-at his residence, 15 Seventh ave, Brooklyn, Feb 22,  Leonard
MOODY,  in the 66th year of his age.  Funeral services will be held at
the residence, Saturday, at 2pm.  Boston and Maine papers please copy.

RETZLAFF-On Monday, February 20th, 1905,  Louise, the beloved wife of
August RETZLAFF  and mother of  Frank and Fred Retzlaff,  in her 72nd
year.  Funeral at her residence, No. 188 Withers st, Brooklyn, on Friday, Feb 24th

STONER-On Tuesday, Feb 21, 1905,  Aida(?) STONER, beloved wife of
David STONER.  Funeral from her late residenvce, 44 Stagg st, Brooklyn,Friday 

Obituary Notes and Funerals
Margaret J. HOOK,  daughter of  Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hook,  died at her
home, 585 Leonard st, yesterday of diabetes, after an illness of several
months.  Miss HOOK  was born in Greenpoint nearly thirty four years ago
and was an active member of the Kent Street Reformed Church.  She was
also a teacher in the Missiion School and a member of the Christian
Endeavor Society.  She had been afflicted nearly all her life with a
nervous affection, yet she was of a sunny disposition, and had a host of
friends.  Besides here parents, two brothers and one sister survive
her.  The funeral services will be held in the Kent streeet church
tomorrow evening, and the  Rev. Lewis FRANCIS,  pastor and emeritus of
the church, is expected to officiate.  The interment will be made
Saturday morning under the direction of  William MASON.

24 February 1905
DOHERTY-On Thursday, Feb 23, 1905,  Mary Teresa, eldest daughter of
Patrick and the late Susan DOHERTY, nee
MC CORMACK.  Relatives and friends, also members of St. James B. V. M.
Sodality, are requested to attend the funeral from her late residence,
181 Fulton st, on Saturday, Feb 25, at 9:30 am; thence to St. James Pro
Cathedral, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul.

GARDNER-Feb 23.  Ephriam GARDNER,  79.  at 134 North First st.
Services Sunday at l:30pm in the South Second Street M. E. Church.

DUTCHER -  Rev. Edw. H. DUTCHER  died suddenly Wednesday evening, Feb
23, 1905, at his residence, 831 Glenmore ave.  Notice of funeral hereafter.

HOOK-At 585 Leonard st, Feb 21,  Margaret J. J.,  daughter of Edwin
and Emma HOOK.  Services at the Kent Street Reformed Church this evening

MOFFITT-Feb 23.  Thomas MOFFITT, 67.  Service at 765 Herkimer st,tomorrow.

MOODY-At his residence, 15 Seventh ave, Brooklyn, Feb 22,  Leonard
MOODY, in the 66th year of his age.  Funeral services will be held at
the residence, Saturday at 8pm.  Kindly omit Flowers.  (Boston and Maine
papers please copy.)

SMITH-On Wednesday, Feb 22, 1905, at 187 Washington St,  William H.
SMITH,  aged 46 years.  Relatives and friends are respectfully requested
to attend funeral services at his late residence on Friday, Feb 24

WORTH-On Tuesday, Feb 21st, 1905, at Hot Springs, Ark,  Jacob WORTH,
beloved husband of  Theresa WORTH.  Funeral Sunday, Feb 26, from his
late residence, 94 Lee ave, at 3pm.  Relatives and friends are requested
to.  Interment in Evergreen Cemetary.

BOWLES-Lemuel J.  brother of  Joseph J. BOWLES,  Feb 13, aged 49.
Internment in Greenwood.

BRINKERHOFF-At Manhasset, LI, Feb 22,  Abram S. BRINKERHOFF,  son of
Agnes  and the late  Isaac E. BRINKERHOFF,  40.

BUDD-On Feb 22,  Harold E,  son of  Lillian and Frank,  5 months.
Funeral services at 110 Ridgewood ave, at 8 this evening

BURLING-Feb 22, at Centreport, LI.  Julia E,  wife of  Miles E.
Burling,  67.  Funeral at Centreport Methodist Episcopal Church, 2pm
Saturday.

CONSTABLE-on Feb 21,  James CONSTABLE,  55.  Funeral services at 553
Ocean ave on Sunday at 2pm.

COPELAND-At Columbus, O., Feb 21,  Eliza Jane COOPELAND,  widow of
Guild COPELAND.  Interred at Greenwood Cemetary at 10 o’clock.

CROPSEY-Feb 23.  Arthur L. CROPSEY.  Funeral services at 1202 Rogers
ave at 8 this evening.

DELATOUR-On Feb. 21,  Ellen DELATOUR.   Funeral from 518 Classon ave
on Saturday at 9:30- am; thence to St. Joseph’s R. C. Church, Pacific st
at Vanderbilt ave.’

EDWARDS-On Feb 21,  C. Elizabeth,   widow of  William Henry Edwards,
at 69 Decatur st.

GRAHAM-On Feb 22,  Mrs. Mary GRAHAM,  92, at 632A Quincy st

HEENAN-On Feb 22,  William J.,  son of  William H. HEENAN.

HENNESSY-On Feb 23, at  383 Putnam ave,  Bridget E. HENNESSY.

HUTCHINSON-Feb 21,  Elizabeth A., daughter of  William and the late
Hannah,  27.  Funeral from 180 Nassau st, at 3 pm on Saturday.

LAWLESS-On Feb 23,  Nicholas,  sonof the late  Nicholas  and Ellen
LAWLESS.

MATHERS -Suddenly on Feb 22,  Alice WELLEN, child of  Joseph  and
Carrie W.  MATHERS, 20.  Services Saturday morning at 10:30.

MAZET-At 104 West eighty-fourth st, Manhattan, Feb 22,  Elsie SAWYER,
wife of Robert MAZET  and daughter of John W. MOORE, USN and Emily S.
MOORE.

McGILVRAY - - On Feb 23,  John,  husband of  Margaret McGILVRAY,  85,
at 107 Summit st.

STEVENS -  Elizabeth STEVENS,  on Feb 22, wife of  Samuel STEVENS,  60.
Funeral from 8 Webster pl on Sunday at 2 o’clock.

TONER-Wednesday, Feb 22,  Mary A.,  widow of Edweard TONER,  at 810
Myrtle ave

VOORHES-Suddenly on the 22nd inst,  Joanna COWENHOVEN, wife of Albert
V. B. VOORHEES, 66.  Funeral from 1649 Cropsey ave, Saturday at 2pm

WORTH-On Feb 21, at Hot Springs, Ark,  Jacob WORTH,  husband of
Theresa WORTH.

25 February 1905
DONNELLY-Cella, beloved daughter of  Alice  and the late  Patrick
DONNELLY,  Feb 24.  Funeral Monday from the residence of her mother, 550
Wythe ave; thence to the Church of Sts Peter and Paul’s, whre a solemn
mass of requiem for the repose of her soul at 10 o’clock am.

RIPLEY-On Friday, Feb 24, at his residence, 16 East seventh-ninth st,
New York,  Sidney Dillon RIPLEY.  Funeral services will be held at the
Church of the Heavenly Rest, Fifth ave, near forty fifth st, on Monday,
Feb 27 at 10 am.

WORTH-On Tuesday, Feb 21, 1905, at Hot Springs, Ark,  Jacob WORTH,
beloved husband of Theresa WORTH.  Funeral Sunday, Feb 26 from his late
residence, 94 Lee ave, at 3pm.  Relatives and friends are requested to
attend.  Iternment in Evergreen Cemetary.

BRIGGS-Suddenly, on Feb 23,  Mrs. Augustine C.,  widow of  Orlo R.
BRIGGS,  at 47 Hopkinson ave

FLEMING-Feb 23,  Mary FLEMING,  for twenty-five years a faithful and
valued servant in the family of  Mrs. R. P. BUCK,  40 Livingston st.

HAMILTON-at Palisades Park, NJ, on Feb 23,  Joseph Wilson HAMILTON,
husband of Ada Haupert DUBERNELL’

JUCHAU-On Feb 22, the  Rev. George JUCHAU,  75 years.

KITCHING-On Feb 24, at 917 President st,  George E. KITCHING,  69.
Funeral services Sunday at 2:30pm.

LAWLESS  - Feb 23,  Nicholas,  son of the late Nicholas and Ellen
LAWLESS,  at 383 State st.

LEVY-at 231 Cumberland st, on Feb 23,  Philip LEVY.

McGILVRAY-On Feb 23, John,  husband of  Mary McGILVRAY,  85 years.
Funeral from 107 Summit st on Sunday at 2pm sharp.

MORAN-Feb 22, at 102 Fourth ave,  AnnaAgnes,  daughter of  Mary A.
LENNON  and the late  James J. MORAN.  Funeral Sunday at two pm

NALLIN-Suddenly, Bridget, wife of the late  Patrick NALLIN.  Funeral
from 462 Henry St, thence to St. Stephen’s R. C. Church, on Monday

WHEELER-On Feb 23, at 301 Adelphi St.  George Edwin WHEELER,  75.
Funeral services at York Street M. E. Church on Sunday at 2pm

26 February 1905
Mr. Moody’s Funeral; Died in Catholic Faith
Many real estate men, representatives from the Kings County Bank, the
City Savings Bank, the Hamilton Trust Company and Trust Company and
Brooklyn Institute, members of the U. S Grant Post, G. A. R., the
Oxford, Montauk, and Brooklyn Riding and Driving clubs, and many Kings
County Republicans, attended the funeral yesterday afternoon of  Leonard
MOODY,  the well-known real estate dealer.

The services were conducted at his home 15 Seventh avenue, by Rev.
Father McCARTY,  pastor of St. Augustine’s R. C. Church.   Father
CASEY,  an assistant in St. Augustine’s had in Mr. Moody’s dying hours
baptized him and administered the extreme unction . Mrs. MOODY  and her
two daughters have been Catholics for many years, and she regards her
husband’s deathbed conversion from the Protestant faith as an answer to
her prayers.

Mr. Moody had for many years been a member of Central Lodge, F. and A.
M. and was formerly treasurer of the Rev. Dr. T. DeWitt Talmage’s
Tabernacle.  Since its destruction he had attended the First Reformed
Dutch Church.
At the service yesterday Father MCCARTY spoke in high praise of the dead
man and his numerous acts of charity.   The casket was covered with
flowers, and about the room were many floral pieces sent by his friends.
The body was taken to East Pittston, Me., last night, for burial.

CLARE-Thomas Austin CLARE,  only son of  Abbie M. HALEY and the late
Thomas CLARE.  Funeral from his mother’s residence, 555 Atlantic ave,
Brooklyn, Thursday afternoon atr 2:30.  Interment Holy Cross Cemetary.

CLARKE-On Feb 24,  Thomas A. CLARKE.  Funeral today at 2 o’clock at
555 March ave

CONSTABLE-On Feb 21, in his 55th year,  James CONSTABLE.  Funeral
services at 533 Ocean ave today at 2.

DUFFY-On Feb 23,  Peter,  husband and father,  56  Funeral from 436
Wythe ave at 2 today.

DUTCHER-Suddenly, Feb 23,  Rev. Edward H. Dutcher,  at 831 Glenmore
ave.  Services this evening at 7:30 at Wesley M. E. Church.

FRANKLIN-Feb 24,  Annie Irene FRANKLIN (nee BRADY),  wife of  George
FRANKLIN,  31,  Funeral from 5502 Third ave on Monday at 10am.  Requiem
mass at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Fifth ave and
Fifty-ninth st.

GLOVER-REBECCA H,  widow of   Edward Glover,  83.  Services at 77
Herkimer st at 3 today.

GORDON-Suddenly, Feb 24 at 830 Park pl,  Mrs. Mary A. MORRELL,   widow
of William H. GORDON,  73.  Funeral services on Monday at 2pm

HOLLERON-At 418 Smith st on Feb  25,  Francis,  husband of   Mary
(nee  McNAMARA).

KELLY-Suddenly on Feb 24,  Janet FAIRLIE,  widow of   John KELLY.  88.

LEVY-Phillip LEVY,  251 Cumberland st on Feb 23.  Funeral this morning

MAHON -  Feb 24, at 42 Columbia Heights, Catherine,  wife of  Patrick
MAHON,  27.  Funeral  2 today.

MURPHY-Suddenly on Feb 24, at 372 Park pl.  Kyran A. MURPHY.  A solemn
requiem mass will be offered in St. Teresa’s Church, Classon ave, Monday

SCHMITT-At Patchoque, Feb 25,  Andrew SCHMITT,  78.  Funeral from 29
Wiggins ave, Patchoque, 9am, Feb 27.

SHANKS-At Hamilton, Bermunda,  William Franklin Gore SHANKS,  68.

SMITH-On Feb 23,  John Smith,  82,  late resident of Flatbush.
Funeral today at 2:30 from 15 Greene ave.

STEVENS -  Feb 22,  Elizabeth,  wife of SAMUEL STEVENS, 60.  Funeral
from 8 Wester pl today at 2.

THOMAS-On Feb 23, Charles Thomas.  Funeral services today at 396 Hicks st

VAN ZUILEN-On Saturday at Lafayette ave, Walter H. VAN ZULIEN.

27 February 1905
CONKLING-Suddenly on Feb 26, at Summit, NJ,  Caroline SEAMAN,  widow
of Dr. J. T. CONKLING  of Brooklyn.

GORDON-Suddenly, Feb 24, at 380 Park pl  Mrs. Mary A. MORRELL,  widow
of William H. GORDON,  73.

HARRISON-H. Augusta.  Funeral services at residence of her brother,
John F. OLTROGGE,  36 Rutland rd, this evening at 8.

LYNCH - Suddenly on Feb 26,  Margaret LAUFERER,  wife of  Robert N.
LYNCH.  Funeral services this evening at 8 at 286 Quincy st

MCCAULEY-Francis J,  beloved son of   Mr. & Mrs.  Michael McCAULEY,
on Feb 27.  Funeral Wednesday from their home 570 Baltic st.  Interment
at Holy Cross Cemetary.  Relatives and friends are invited.

REILLY-On Feb 16,  Agnes T. REILLY,  (nee KILGALLEN),  wife of   John
J. REILLY,  and daughter of  Nora  and the late  Peter KILGALLEN,  at
224 Fourth ave.  Funeral Wed at 9am thence to St. Xavier’s Roman
Catholic Church, Sixth ave and Carroll st.

WOODS-Suddenly, on Feb 25,  Bernard T. WOODS,  husband of the late
Mary A. WOODS.  Funeral on Wed from 386 Steinway ave, Astoria at 9:30am;
thence to the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

28 February 1905
CRAPPER-On Feb 27,   Edwin CRAPPER,  at his late residence, 1072
Putnam ave.  Funeral services Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.  Relatives
and friends respectfully invited.

MAYER-On Feb 27, 1905.  In the 37th year of her age,  Augusta MAYER,
beloved wife of  Frederick J. MAYER.  Relatives and friends, also the
Oltman’s Lodge, No 446 and A. M. are invited to attend the funeral from
her late residence, 578 Bushwick ave, on Thursday, March 2nd, at 2pm.
Interment at Evergreen Cemetary.

McARDLE-Anna S. McARDLE  21, wife of  Raymond W. McARDLE.  Funeral
from 1431 Bushwick ave, Wednesday, at 10 o’clock; thence to the Church
of Our Lady of Lourdes.

McCABE-On Feb 26,  Elizabeth,  wife of  James McCABE.  Funeral from
233 Fifth ave, on Wednesday, at 2pm.

PERKINS-At Stamford, Conn, Feb 26.  Henry A. PERKINS,  65.

REGAN-On Feb 26,  James,  husband of  Nellie REGAN,  at 279 Classon ave.

BRITTAN-On Feb 24, Annie BRITTAN,  65, at 83 Myrtle ave

BEACH-Daniel BEACH,  90, husband of the late  Sarah A. Beach, at 106
Kosciusko st.

COLLINS-On Feb 27,  James H. COLLINS,  30, husband of  Mamie McNAMEE
and son of  James and Catherine COLLINS.  Funeral at Bay Ave., South
Greenfield, LI, Thursday at 9:30am; thence to St. Rose of Lima Church.

CRANE-On Feb 26, Joseph A. CRANE, son of Mrs. Catherine CRANE.
Funeral private, on Wednesday morning.

CROCKER-On Feb 25,  Mary H. CROCKER,  87, widow of  Ferdinand  A.
CROCKER,  at 261 Quincy st.

FOSTER-On Feb 26,  Etta DAVIS,  37, wife of Wallace F. FOSTER,  at 707
St. John’s pl.

HAMILTON-On Feb 25,  Col. Fred C. HAMILTON.  Funeral services at 891
Eighteenth st, this evening at 8:30 o’clock.

HOLRAN-On Feb 26,  Joseph J.,  brother of the  Rev. Edward A. HOLRAN,
382A Clinton st.

JACKSON-On Feb 26,  Caroline L. JACKSON,  at 101 Madison st.

KING-On Feb 26,  Gertrude Elizabeth,  8 months, daughter of John A.
and Rutta BAILEY KING.  Funeral services at 813 Lenox  road, this
evening at 8.

LEWIS-On Feb 26,  Rose LEWIS (nee KAMPER),  wife of  Charles A.
LEWIS,  at 125 Third ave

PHILLIPS-On Feb 25,  Mary VIRTUE,  wife of the late John Francis
PHILLIPS, at 70 Eighth ave.

READ-At West Nutley, NJ,  Harry H. READ,  formerly of Brooklyn.
Funeral services this evening at 8.

SAMMOND-On Feb 25,  Phoebe A. SAMMOND,  at 823 Willoughby ave.
Funeral this evening at 8.

SCHONEFELD-On Feb 25, at 244 Grand ave,  Avia LANGDON SCHONEFELD,  42.

SEEBA-On Feb 24, at Youngsville, NY,  Mary Katherine SEEBA (nee
SCHOTTIER),  widow of  John L. SEEBA.  Burial from 164 Wolcott st today.


1 March 1905
CARROLL - On Wednesday, March 1, 1905, John CARROLL, native of 
Mount Eagle, in the Parish of Brosna, County Kerry, England. 
Funeral from the residence of his sister-in-law, Hannah CARROLL, 
354 Hicks St, on Friday, March 3, 1905, at 9:30 A.M. thence to 
St. Peter's R.C. Church, Hicks St and Warren St. Mass at 10 A.M.
After an acute illness of two months, John CARROLL, died in  
St. Peter's Hospital this morning from pulmonary ohihisis, 
in his thirty-fourth year. Mr. Carroll was born at Mt. Eagle, 
County Kerry, Ireland. Sixteen years ago he came to Brooklyn. 
He was a member of St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church in Hicks street, 
and the Holy Name Society of the church. A sister-in-law, 
Mrs. Hannah CARROLL, and a niece survive him. 
Funeral services will be held at St. Peter's R.C. 
Church at 10 o'clock Friday morning. The interment will 
be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker William DALTON, 
of Hicks Street, has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

CRAPPER - On Feb 27, Edwin CRAPPER, at his late residence, 
1072 Putnam Ave. Funeral services Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. 
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited.

MAYER - On Feb. 27, 1905, in the 37th year of her age, Augusta MAYER, 
beloved wife of Frederick J. Mayer. Relatives and friends, also the 
Oltmans Lodge, No. 446 F. and A.M. are invited to attend the funeral 
from her late residence, 578 Bushwich Ave., on Thursday, March 2d, 
at 2 P.M. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

TURNBULL - Edward, at 76 Henry St., age 58. Funeral service at 
St. Michael's Church at 2 o'clock Friday. 

JOHN H. DOSCHER
John H. Doscher, one of the best known residents of the Eastern District,
died yesterday at his home, 1047 Myrtle Avenue. He was born in Germany 
sixty-three years ago and came to this country when a young man. He 
became an apprentice to the soap business and later established a 
soap factory in Raymond Street. Mr. Doscher was the first President 
of the German Hospital Aid Society and also the first president of 
the Plattdeutscher Volksfest Verein. He was a member of several 
other societies, including the Moltke Lodge, No. 1641, 
Knights of Honor; United Brother Lodge, F. and A.M. 
Bremer Verden Verein, Hanoverlascher Verein and the 
Schuetzen Corps. Mr. DOSCHER attended the meeting of the 
German Hospital Aid Society last sunday afternoon and appeared 
to be in the best of health. He was sticken yesterday and death 
came in a short time. He is survived by a daughter. 
The funeral will be held from his late home Friday night. 

MRS. AUGUSTA MAYER
After a lingering illness, Mrs. Augusta Mayer died at her hme 
578 Bushwich Avenue, on Monday in the thirty-sixth year. 
Mrs. Mayer was born at Grinitchow, Saxony, Germany. She came to 
Brooklyn when a girl of fifteen, adn eighteen years ago married to 
Frederick J. MAYER. She was a duaghter of Franz WIEZ and Teresa WALDER, 
and was for many years a member of St. Mark's German Lutheran Church, 
in Bushwich Avenue. Mrs. Mayer is survived by a husband, one daughter, 
Mary Louise and one son, Frederick Jr. Funeral services will be held at 
her late residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. 
The Rev. Augustus Emil FREY pastor of St. Mark's German Luthern Church,
in Bushwick Avenue officiating. Interment will be made in the family 
plot at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker George PETTIT of Myrtle Avenue 
has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Georgiana A. VERNON, 67 years old, died at the home of her son, 
George V. VERNON, 26 Bay Sisxteenth Street, Bath Beach, on Sunday, 
after a brief illness. She was born at Norfolk, Va. In 1862 she came 
to Brooklyn and later resided for a number of years with her daughter, 
Mrs. Mary WILCOX, at 804 Greene Avenue. She was a member of 
St. John the Baptist Church and a member of all the societies 
attached to the church. The funeral ws held from the Bath Beach 
residence yesterday, thence to St. Finbar's Church, Bay Thirteenth Street, 
where a mass of solemn requiem was celebrated for the repose of her soul, 
the Rev. Father William Gardner, officiating. The interment was made at
St. John's Cemetery. Flanagan and Sons of Eighteenth Avenue, Bath Beach, 
had charge of the funeral. 
Mrs. VERNON is survived by one son and two daughters. 

GOTTFRIED MOCH
Funeral services were held this afternoon over the remains of 
Gottfried Moch at his late residence, 629 Bedford Avenue. 
Rabbi Raphael Benjamin, of the Keap Street Temple officiated. 
Mr. Moch was born in France. He came to Brooklyn in 1872. 
He was a Democrat and a member of the Sebulon Lodge, No. 8, 
Free Sons of Israel, and the Keap Street Synagogue. He is 
survived by a widow, three daughters-Estella, Rose and Sadie, 
and one son, Irving. Interment was made at Mount Hope Cemetery. 

Mrs. Julia I. COOKE died at her home, 654 Putnam Avenue, 
Monday evening, after an illness of four days, from apoplexy, 
in her 48th year. Mrs. Cooks was born in Brooklyn. She wasa 
daughter of the late Thomas H. SENIOR, a manufacturer of printing 
presses. She was a member of St. James Protestant Episcopal Church 
in Lafayette Avenue and one of the oldest Sunday school scholars 
of the church. Funeral services will be held this evening at 
8:30 o'clock at her late home, the Rev. Dr. Thomas J. CROSBY, 
minister of St. James P.E. Church officiating. Interment will 
be made in the family plot at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Undertaker Milton L. Reeves of 335 Sumner Avenue, has charge 
of the funeral arrangements. 

2 March 1905
DEEBE - At Belleville, Feb. 27, Allen Howard DEEBE.

COSGROVE - Bridget COSGROVE, at her residence, 18 Ditmars St., on 
March 1, 1905. Will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery. Funeral mass at 
St. John's Church at 10 A..M. Friday, March 3.

CUNNIFF - March 1st, Lillian, aged 15, daughter of Michael and Helen CUNNIFF. 
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock from her late residence, 
145 Summit Street

ELLIS - The funeral services will be held over the remains of 
Cleuissa M. ELLIS who met death in the calamity at Fleet Street Church, 
Monday, will take place on Friday morning, March 3, at 11 a.m. at 
Concord Baptist Church, Duffield St. She was a member of Fleet Street 
Church thirty years and a member of Queen Esther Chapter, No. 9 
Order of Eastern Star. 

HAFELY - Feb. 27, at 204 West 133d St., Mary HAFELY, 77 mother of 
Frederick E. and Alfred C. HAFELY. 

HOLRAN - Feb 26, at 382A Clinton St., Joseph J., brother of the 
Rev. Edward A. HOLRAN.

HUNKEL - Feb. 28, Philip HUNKEL, 72, of Eighty-sixth St., and Seventh Ave.  
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, in St. John's Church, 
Eighty-fourth St., and Sixteenth Ave. 

LAMBERT - Feb. 28, at Hackensack, N.J., Jacob LAMBERT, formerly of Brooklyn. 
Funeral to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's Church. 

LUHRMANN - On Tuesday, Feb. 28, 1905, William, beloved husband of 
Eliza LUHRMANN, in his 35th year. Relatives and friends are invited to 
attend funeral services Thursday evening, March 2, 1905, at 8 P.M. 
sharp at his late residence, 1229 Greene Ave. Funeral Friday, 
March 3, 2:30 P.M. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. 

PATTERSON - Feb. 28, at 207 Congress St., Stephen G. PATTERSON,  50. 
Funeral service this evening at 8 o'clock. 

PUGH  - On Wednesday, March 1st, 1905, William PUGH in his 80th year. 
Funeral from his late residence, 356 Baltic Street, on Saturday, at 2 P.M. 

REED - Feb 27, Hannah, widow of Albert G. REED at 734 Hancock St.

SELVY - Feb 27, Hannah,  widow of Albert G. REED at 734 Hancock St.

SEYMOUR - Feb. 28, George B., husband of Margaret STRACHAN, 60. 
Services at 466 Eighth St this evening at 8 o'clock.

THOMPSON - Feb. 28, Mary SUTTON, widow of William THOMPSON, 74. 
Funeral services this evening at 8 o'clock at 101 Park Place. 

TODD - Feb. 27, Samuel C., husband of Annie TODD, 36.

TURNBULL - Edward, at 70 Henry St., age 53. Funeral service at 
St. Michael's Church at 2 o'clock Friday. 

3 March 1905
MRS. CATHERINE BLAKE
Funeral services were held this afternoon over the remains of 
Mrs. Catherine BLAKE, 73 years old, who died at her home, 
East Seventeenth Street and Avenue L on Wednesday after a brief illness. 
She was born at Roscommon, Ireland. At the age of 13 she came to America, 
settling in Flatlands, where she resided up to the time of her death. 
The interment was made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker McKENNA had 
charge of the funeral arrangements. 
One son and two daughters survive Mrs. BLAKE. 

ROBERT P. BURKE
After dispensing justice of a brand of his own for over a quarter 
of a century Robert P. BURKE, formerly of Brooklyn, died yesterday 
at his home in Orange, N.J. Old age was the cause. "Judge" BURKE, a
s he was called, did not always render his decisions on the bench 
according to Blackstone or the Revised Statutes, but they were just. 
He was born in County Kerry, Ireland, in 1848 and when a young man 
came to Brooklyn where he engaged in the contracting business. He 
became a clerk in the New York Post Office, and later 
President LINCOLN appointed him to a post in the New York Custom House 
which he held until he went to Orange about thirty-five years ago. 
He always took an active interest in politics in Orange, served as a 
Commissioner of Highways, and was a member of the Board of 
Commissioners of Appeals in cases of taxation at the time of his death. 

MRS. MABLE W. McMICKEN
After an illness of four weeks Mrs. Mable Whiting McMICKEN died at her home, 
433 Macon Street, yesterday morning, in her twenty-seventh year. 
Mrs. McMICKEN was born in Bayonne, N.J., and fourteen years ago 
moved to Brooklyn, where she graduated from Adelphi College. She 
was a member of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church and also a
member of the Society of Mineral Painters. Five years ago she 
was married to James A. McMICKEN, who with two children, Elspeth 
and Muriel, survive her. Funeral services will be held to-morrow 
afternoon and interment will be made in the family plot at 
Greenwood Cemetery. 

WILLIAM PUGH
After an illness of three months, William PUGH died at his home, 
356 Baltic Street, Wednesday night, from dropsy in his 85th year. 
Mr. PUGH was born in Ireland. He came to Brooklyn more than fifty 
years ago. He was am member of St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church, and 
of the Temperance Society of St. Paul's Church. He is survived by a 
widow, Ellen and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 
at his late home to-morrow afternoon. Interment will be made at 
Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker John DUFFY, of Baltic Street, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

CUNNIFF - March 1st, Lillian, age 15, daughter of Michael and Helen CUNNIFF. 
Funeral Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock from her late residence, 
145 Summit Street.

GOLDEN - On March 1, Charles H. husband of Augusta GOLDEN, 
at 313 Myrtle Avenue.

PUGH - On Wednesday, March 1st, 1905, William PUGH, in his 70th year. 
Funeral from his late residence, 356 Baltic Street, on Saturday at 2 P.M.

BLAKE - March 1, Catherine BLAKE, 73. Funeral at Avenue L and 
East Seventeenth St., Greenfield.

BOODY - March 1, at 212 Berkeley Place, Katherine, 3 years, daughter of 
Charles A. and Maud Gurney BOODY.

BRADY - On Feb. 28, George F. BRADY, son of Michael and Catherine BRADY, 
24, of 277 Tillary Street.

BRIODY - Suddenly, at 714 Forth-first St., on Feb. 28, Patrick H. BRIODY, 
husband of Mary BRIODY. 

CAMPBELL - On Feb. 25, Edward Boole CAMPBELL, 47, at 202 Martense Avenue. 

CASTLES - On March 1, James CASTLES. Funeral from 669 Park Place 
on Saturday at 9 A.M.

CROPSEY - On Feb. 28, Amos Henry CROPSEY. Funeral services at 
252 East Nineteenth St., Flatbush, at 7:30 this evening. 

DAVENPORT - On Feb. 28, John W. DAVENPORT, son of the late 
John W. DAVENPORT and Kate A. FARON (nee DAVENPORT) at 278 Lafayette Ave.

ELLIS - Clerrissa M. ELLIS met death in the clamity at Fleet Street 
Church Monday. She was a member of Fleet Street Church for 30 years. 

HOXIE - On March 1, Nathaniel Blossom HOXIE, 80. Funeral services at 
26 South Portland Ave. Saturday at 2 P.M. 

HUNKEL - On Feb. 28, Philip HUNKEL, 72 of Eighty-sixth St., and 
Seventh Avenue. Funeral services Saturday at 2 P.M. in St. John's Church, 
Eighty-fourth St. and Sixteenth Avenue. 

JONES - Suddenly on March 1, at 79 Morton St., George W. JONES, 67. 
Funeral services at the First Baptist Church, Lee Ave. and Keap St., 
on Saturday at 3 P.M.

LAMBERT - On Feb. 28, at the home of his son, the Rev. Father LAMBERT, 
Hackensack, N.J. Jacob LAMBERT, formerly of Brooklyn. 

LOADER - Suddenly on Feb. 28 Joseph LOADER, 79 Funeral services 
this evening at 8 at 268 East Ninth Street. 

McMICKEN - On March 2, at 433 Macon Street, Mabel WHITING, wife of 
James A. McMICKEN, daughter of Charles R. WHITING and Elizabeth A. WHITING.

MURRAY - On March 1, John MURRAY, husband of Mary MURRAY. 
Funeral from 20 North Oxford St., thence to the Church of the 
Sacred Heart on Saturday at 9:30 A.M.  

4 March 1905

WOMAN'S SUDDEN DEATH CAUSES INVESTIGATION
Irene WALLACE, 37 years old, died suddenly at her home, 169 Madison Street, 
yesterday. Ambulance Surgeon WILSON, of the Bushwick Central Hospital, 
who responded to a call, notified the Coroner's office and an inquest 
will be held.

DUDLEY L. RUTH 
After an illness of ten days with Bright's disease, Dudley L. RUTH 
died at his home, 458 Eighth Street, yesterday morning. He was born 
in Walker Street, New York, March 10 1835, but had been a resident of 
Brooklyn for forth years. Mr. RUTH as a Civil War veteran, having been 
assistant paymaster of the gunboat Louisville, of Admiral PORTER'S fleet 
Mississippi squadron. He was in the Red River attack and in the siege of
Vicksburg. When he was 38 years old he was appointed a clerk in the 
Custom House in New York and worked his way up until he reached the 
position of Deputy Collector, which place he held until his death. 
Mr. Ruth was a prominent member of the Brooklyn Lodge, No. 22 B.P.O. ELKS, 
and a charter member of the U.S. Grant Post No. 327, G.A. R. 
The funeral services will be conducted by Grant Post. G. A. R. 
at his late home this evening with interment to-morrow. Mr. RUTH 
is survived by two sons, Stephen G. and Harry L. and one daughter, 
Mrs. F.S. COOKE.  

John H. HORSTMANN, passed away yesterday after a brief illness at his home, 
491 Madison Street. He was 62 years old and had ben a resident of Brooklyn 
nearly all his life. He was a member of Hudson Lodge F. and A.M. No. 71, 
of Hoboken, and also a member of the New York Produce Exchange. 
On Sunday afternoon the funeral services will be conducted. The 
interment will be private. He is survived by a widow, Amelia AHRLING.

CHARLES A. FORD
After an acute illness Charles A. FORD died at his home, 
270 Cumberland Street, on Thursday, from diabetes, in his 
fifty-second year. He wa born in Rochester, England., Since 
he was two years old he resided in Brooklyn. Funeral services 
will be conducted to-night at 8 o'clock by the Rev. Dr. St. Clair HESTER, 
pastor of the Church of the Messiah, Greene and Clermont Avenues. 
The interment will be made at Cypress Hills Cemetery to-morrow morning. 
SAWYER of 5 Greene Avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

Carl B. WAGNER, a German journalist, who had been connected with the 
Brooklyn "Frele Presse" for twenty years, died on Thursday at his home, 
799 Quincy street, in his forty-ninth year. A widow and a daughter survive him. 

Morton F. WALL, the twenty-two-year old son of William H. WALL, 
died yesterday at his home, 73 Lee Avenue. Death was due to 
pneumonia which followed an attack of the grip. Mr. Wall was a 
resident of the Nineteenth ward all his life. After being graduated 
from the public schools he entered the employ of the Corn Exchange Bank, 
in Manhattan. He was a member of All Souls' Universalist Church, 
in South Ninth Street, and for some time has been the treasurer of 
the Sunday school. His father, mother and one brother, Alfred D., 
survive him. The funeral services will be held to-morrow evening, 
the Rev. L. Ward BRIGHAM pastor of All Souls Church, officiating. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Cypress Hills Cemetery. 

James R. CARDNER, died at his home, 37 Flatbush Avenue, yesterday
from acute pulmonary phthisis in his 67th year. Mr. CARDNER was born 
in Belfast, Ireland, and came to Brooklyn in 1852. He was a member of 
the Masonic order and of Typographical Union No. 6. Funeral services 
will be held at his late home this evening, the Rev. Dr. Lindsey PARKER, 
rector of St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church, in State Street, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker John Farrell, of 103 third Avenue, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

MRS. SARAH N. KNIGHT
Mrs. Sarah Newlin KNIGHT, widow of Calvin S. KNIGHT, died at Saratoga Springs, 
N.Y. on Wednesday evening after an illness of three months from 
pneumonia, in ther 87th year. Mrs. KNIGHT was an old resident of 
Brooklyn. Funeral services will be held on Monday morning at 
10 o'clock at J.C. Kuhlke's undertaking establishement, 154 Court Street. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. 

CASTLES - On March 1, at 669 Park Place, James CASTLES.

CROPSEY - On Feb. 28, Amos Henry CROPSEY, at 252 East Nineteenth St., Flatbush. 

FORD - On March 2, Charles A. FORD, 52. Funeral from 
270 Cumberland Street this evening at 8.

HORSTMAN - On March 3, John H. husband of Amelia HORSTMANN, nee AHRLING, 32. 
Services on Sunday afternoon at 491 Madison St.

HOXIE - On March 1, Nathaniel Blossom HOXIE, 80, at 26 South Portland Avenue.

HUNKEL - On Feb. 28, Philip HUNKEL, 72 of Eighty-sixth Street and Seventh Avenue.

JONES - Suddenly on March 1, at 79 Morton at George W. JONES, 67. 

McGUIRE - On March 2, Ann, wife of the late Thomas McGUIRE at 
1275 Atlantic Avenue. Funeral on Sunday at 2 P.M.

McMICKEN - On March 2, Mabel WHITING, wife of James A. McMICKEN 
and only daughter of Charles R. and Elizabeth A. WHITING, at 433 Macon Street. 

O'NEILL - On March 2, at 136 Shelton Avenue, Jamaica, Dorcas M, 
widow of James O'NEILL, 79. 

PRENDERGAST - March 1, at 376 Clinton Street, John J. PRENDERGAST, M.D., 62. 

RUTH - At 458 Eight Street, Dudley L. RUTH. Funeral services Sunday at 3 P.M.

TOBIN - at 213 West Forty-fourth St., on March 2, Mrs. E. J. TOBIN, 
wife of the late William TOBIN, 82. 

WALL - On March 3, Morton F. WALL, youngest son of William H. and 
Belle B. WALL at 73 Lee Avenue, tomorrow evening at 8. 

MARCH 5, 1905
BROOKLYN LODGE NO. *2 B.P.O. ELKS
Brethren - You are hereby requested to attend the funeral services of 
our late brother Dedley L. RUTH, Sunday, March 5th at 3:30 p.m. at his 
late residence, 458 Eighth Street.
William J. BUTTLING, Enralted Ruler,
Americus HARRISON, Secretary. 

BYRN - March 3, at Keansburg, N.J. Homar, son of the late Dr. M.L. 
and Anna BRYN, late of Brooklyn. Funeral services to-morrow afternoon 
at 3:45 P.M.

CLARK - Robert CLARK, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth CLARK. 
Funeral from his late residence, 488 Logan St., on Tuesday, March 7, 
at 8:30 A.M. thence to St. Teresa's Church, corner Sterling Place
and Clason Avenue. 

CHACE - March 3, Margaret COOPER, widow of George W. CHASE,  69. 
Funeral services this afternoon at 5 o'clock at 596 McDonough St. 

DALEY - March 3,  Joseph F. DALEY, 31, son of Mary and Patrick DALEY. 
Funeral from 16 Vanderbilt Avenue, thence to the Church of the Sacred Heart, 
to-morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. 

DELANEY - March 3, Thomas M. Delaney, husband of Margaret O'BRIEN. 
Funeral from 514 Warren St., to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock. Solumn 
requuiem at St. Agnes' Church. 

FAIRHURST - March 3, Alfred FAIRHURST, 72. Funeral services this afternoon 
at 4 o'clock at 2058 Bedford Avenue. 

FORD - March 2, Charles A. FORD, 52 at 270 Cumberland Street. 

JEWELL - March 4, Ditmas Jewell, 88. 

KELLER - March 3, at Greenwich, Conn. Emma Madeline, nee SHAPER, wife of 
Robert J. KELLER.

KNIGHT - At Saratoga Springs, N.Y. on March 1, Sarah Newlin KNIGHT, widow of 
Calvin S. KNIGHT, 87. Funeral from John C. KUHLKE'S 154 Court St., to-morrow 
morning at 10 o'clock. 

KOCHENDORFER - March 2, Frederick KOCHENDORFER, husband of Amanda LEOPOLD, 52. 
Funeral from Fourth St., and Atlantic Avenue, Woodhaven, L. I. this afternoon 
at 2 o'clock. 

MAGRATH - George F. MAGRATH, of 310 Hart Street.

MARTIN - March 3, Christian MARTIN, 76. Funeral services at the Graham Home, 
329 Washington Avenue, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. 

McGEARY - Assistant Foreman George F. McGEARY, of Hook and Ladder Company No.58. 
Funeral from 298 Stuyvesant Avenue to-morrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. 

O'NEILL - March 4, Hugh O'NEILL, husband of Annie Connors, son of Patrick and 
Mary O'NEILL. 

SIMPSON - At his late home, 417 Clermont Avenue on Saturday, March 4th, 1905. 
Thomas SIMPSON. Relatives and friends are respectrfully invited to attend 
the funeral services on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Interment in Greenwood.

WHITTLESEY - March 2, Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the late John and 
Julia Gregory WHITTLESEY. Funearl services at 345 Monroe Street.

WOOD-THOMPSON - March 2, at 606 Metropolitan Avenue, Edgar J. WOOD, Jr. 
husband of J. Floydie THOMPSON, 42, Funeral services at Grace P.E. Church, 
Conselyea Street this afternoon at 2 o'clock. 

6 March 1905
BECAR - On March 4, at Bridgehampton, L.I, Alfred BECAR, 67. 
Funeral services at Christ Church Chantry. Clinton and Harrison Streets, 
Brooklyn, Wednesday at 2 P.M.

De FOLLETT - On Saturday, Albert Dr. FOLLETT, 66. Funeral services at 
65 Second Place on Tuesday at 8 P.M.

JEWELL - On March 4, at 26 Elton St., Ditmas JEWELL, 83.

KLOS - March 4, Philip H. KLOS, husband of Margaret CROSSMAN. 
Funeral Tuesday on 2:30 P.M. from 629 Hancock Street.

MARSHALL - On March 4, James MARSHALL. Funeral from 325 Fiftieth Street, 
Wednesday at 9:30 A.M. thence to St. Michael's Church, Forth-second Street 
and Fourth Avenue.

NEWMAN - On March 5, Matilda NEWMAN, wife of W. Robert NEWMAN and daughter of 
the late Alexander F. FLINN, 20. Funeral services tomorrow at 8 P.M. at 
639 McDonough Street. 

FIREMAN M'GARRY BURIED AT CALVARY
The funeral of George McGARRY the fireman who was killed in the 
Valvoline Oil Company fire at Metropolitan and Maspeth Avenues, last 
Wednesday night, was held this morning from St. Cecilia's Church, 
North Henry and Herbert Streets. The Rev. Father McGIBNEY assisted 
by a number of prominent Catholic clergyman including Father McGRONEN, 
fire chaplin officiated. The interment was in Calvery Cemetery. 
Two hundred fireman under Deputy Chief McCARTHY and the firemen's band 
were in the funeral procession.
Deputy Police Comminssiner FARRELL and Deputy Fire Commissiner DOYLE 
attended the funeral. 

HORACE N. ELDREDGE
Horace Newton ELDREDGE died at the home of his sister, Mrs. H. M. JOHNSTON, 
67 Downing Street, early yesterday morning after a short illness from 
bronchial pneumonia, in his sixty-second year, Mr. ELDREDGE was a son of 
Horace Newton ELDREDGE, whose ancestors came from England in 1604 and
became jurists, physicians and sea captains, and Miss Asenarh NORTH of 
Richmond, N.Y. who was a lineal descendent of Lord NORTH of England. 
Mr. ELDREDGE is survived by one sister, Mrs. H. M. JOHNSTON. 
Funeral services will be held at 25 Irving Place, to-morrow evening at 
8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. W. M. MITCHAM rector of the Episcopal Church, 
of Hackelstown, N.J. officiating. Interment will be made in the family 
plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker James SNYDER of 1206 Broadway, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Edward J. SPIES died at his home, 192 Elton Street, yesterday. He was in 
his 47th year. The funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon from his 
late home. Ridgewood Chapter and Jamaica Lodge, F. and A.M. will attend. 
The interment will be made at Evergreen Cemetery.

HUGH O'NEILL
Funeral services for Hugh O'NEILL will be held from the family residence 
at 630 Thirty-ninth street tomorrow morning and at 9:30 o'clock at 
St. Michael's church where a requiem mass will be offered. Mr. O'NEILL 
died on Saturday and was the husband of Annie CONNOR and son of Patrick 
and Mary O'NEILL.  \

ARTHUR J. BEINERT
The many friends of Fred BEINERT, proprietor of bowling alleys at 
300 Fulton Street, will regret to learn of the death of his youngest son, 
Arthur Jacob BEINERT, who passed away at the family residence, 
55 Wyckoff Street, early yesterday morning after a brief illness from 
spinal meningitis. The boy, although not quite 6 years old, was 
remarkably bright and promising. The funeral will take place tomorrow 
afternoon at 2 o'clock and the services will be held at the above address. 
The Rec. Jacob LOCH, of the German Lutheran Church, in Schermerhorn Street, 
will officiate. Interment will be made at Greenwood Cemetery.

The Rev. Nathan HUBBELL, formerly pastor of the Flatlands Methodist Church, 
died yesterday in New Haven, Conn. Mr. HUBBELL was one of the oldest
clergymen in the New York East Conference, having entered it in 1863. 
His death was caused by an operation, which he underwent in a 
New Haven Hospital. Until a year ago he was engaged in the active ministry, 
his last pastorate being in Whitestone, Queens. At the conclusion of his 
work there it was decided to superannuate him and upon such action 
Mr. HUBBELL removed to New Haven. The funeral will take place to-morrow 
at 2 o'clock in the Grace Methodist Church of New Haven.

Mrs. Catherine McCLUNN, wife of William McCLUNN, died at her home, 
34 Fourth Place, yesterday morning after a lingering illness. 
Mrs. McCLUNN'S health first began to fail about two years ago.  
She is survived by her husband and eight children, - five sons and 
three daughters. One of her sons is  Deputy City Paymaster William P. McCLUNN 
and another is Patrolman Denis McCLUNN of the Parkville station. 
The funeral will take place Wednesday from her late home, thence to the 
Church of St. Mary, Star of the Sea. Court and Luqueer Streets, where a 
solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 9:30 o'clock. The interment 
will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. 

Katherine McGETRICK, 33 years old, wife of John McGETRICK, died at her home, 
Avenue X and East Fourteenth Street on Saturday after a lingering illness. 
She was born in Brooklyn and for a number of years had been a resident of 
Sheepshead Bay. The funeral will take place tomorrow from her late home, 
thence to St, Mark's church, Shore Road and East Fourteenth Street, where 
a mass of solemn requiem will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, 
the Rev. Father McCARTHY officiating. The interment will be made at 
Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. McGETRICK is survived by her husband.

MISS MINNIE L. BENHAM
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock for 
Miss Minnie L. BENHAM, at 167 Willoughby Avenue. The Rev. Mr. KING pastor 
of the Clinton Avenue Chapel officiated. The remains were taken to Leroy, N.Y. 
today for interment. Miss BENHAM was born at Leroy 45 years ago. 
Two years ago she came to Brooklyn, where she spent one year as a student 
in the Pratt Institute Library, being appointed last September as
secretary to the Institute Library. Miss BENHAM was taken ill two weeks 
ago with heart trouble from which she died at noon on Friday. She was a 
member of the Presbyterian Church at Leroy, and worshipped with the 
denomination while in Brooklyn. She is survived by two sisters, 
Mrs. A. W. WOLCOTT, of Leroy, N.Y. and Mrs. KEANY, of Peru, Ind. 
Undertaker LEWIS of Dekalb Avenue had charge of the funeral arrangements. 

Francis ADAMS died at his home, 202 Ninth Street, Saturday morning, after a 
week's illness, from pneumonia, in his seventy-second year. Mr. ADAMS was 
born in Belford, Ireland, and came to Brooklyn in 1860. For many years he 
was engaged by the Adams Express Company. He retired 10 years ago. 
Mr. ADAMS married Miss Ellen RAINEY, who died some time ago, leaving one son, 
Francis who survives him. Funeral services will be held this evening at
8 o'clock at his late residence, the Rev. H.H. FISHER, pastor of the 
Prospect Heights Presbyterian Church, in Seventeenth Street, officiating. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery, HINMAN Brothers, 
undertakers of Seventeenth Street and Fifth Avenue have charge of the 
funeral arrangements. 

HENRY PETERSOHN
The funeral of Henry PETERSOHN aged 62 years, who died last Friday, was 
held this afternoon from the family home, 298 Stagg Street. The funeral 
was attended by Dupont Post, 187, G. A. R. and Diogenes Lodge, 293, 
I.O.O.F. of which Mr. PETERSOHN was a member. 

THOMAS SIMPSON
After an illness of one week, Thomas SIMPSON died at his home, 
417 Clermont Avenue, Saturday afternoon. Mr. SIMPSON was born in England,
and came to Brooklyn a number of years ago. He was a retail butcher and
retired from business about 15 years ago. Mr. SIMPSON is survived by a 
widow, Celia and one brother and two sisters, residing in England.
Funeral services will be held at his late home, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. 
The remains will be interred in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. 
Undertaker Walter J. ROBERTSON, of 71 Court Street has charge of the 
funeral arrangements. 

7 March 1905
CARPENTER - On Monday, March 6, 1905, James Oliver CARPENTER. Funeral 
services at his late residence, 165 New York Avenue, Brooklyn. Thursday, 
March 9, at 3 P.M. Kindly omit flowers.

FITCHETT - On Monday, March 6th, Sadie FITCHETT, age 29, nee BREWER, 
beloved daughter of Charles BREWER. Funeral services will be held ar 
her residence, 980 Myrtle Avenue on Thursday, March 9th, at 2 P.M. 
Interment in Evergren Cemetery.

HOGAN - On March 6th, Catherine HOGAN, beloved mother of Aliegh, 
Bernard, John and Thomas HOGAN. Relatives and friends respectfully 
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence, 79 Myrtle Avenue 
on Thursday, March 9th, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. James Pro-Cathedral, 
where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul. 
Interment at Holy Cross. 

SIMPSON - At his late home, 417 Clermont Avenue on Saturday, 
March 5th 1905, Thomas SIMPSON. Relatives and friends of the family 
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday 
evening at 8 o'clock. Interment in Greenwood. 

James O. CARPENTER died at his home, 165 New York Avenue, last night 
after a brief illness. He was born in Foxboro, Mass, in 1848 and when 11* 
(could be 14) years old when abroad to study at the International School 
at La Chatelaine, Switzerland. When 17 years old he returned to America 
and joined the business of his father, Oliver CARPENTER, who was at that 
time the largest manufacturer of straw goods in this country. In 1868 he 
went to China to export Chinese straw braids to his father's factory, and 
he did so with signal success.  He remained in China two years, on the 
return trip circulating the globe. He became a partner of J. S. Plummer 
in the straw goods business in New York. In 1872 he married Alena F. LYON,
daughter of W. H. LYON, a wealthy merchant of New York. Three years later 
he joined the firm of his father-in-law, William H. Lyon and Co., which 
had been established in 1849. He remained with it until 1887 when he retired. 
Since then he has been interested in real estate in the Bedford section, in 
the development of which he was much interested. He was a member of the 
New York Chamber of Commerce, organiser of the Brevoort Savings Bank., 
Hamilton Trust Company, Union League Club of Brooklyn, and charter member 
of the New York Soiciety of Colonial Wars and member of the Sons of 
Revolution and New England societies. He was always a stanch Republican, 
and in 1892 was nominated as a Presidential elector. He is survived by a
widow, four sons, William Oliver CARPENTER, James Norman CARPENTER, 
Herbert Lyon CARPENTER and Richard Lyon CARPENTER, and one daughter, 
Josephine CARPENTER.

PHILIP KLOS
After an illness of three months, Philip H. KLOS died at his residence, 
629 Hancock Street, Saturday afternoon from consumption. He was born 
forty-eight years ago and after receiving his education in the schools 
of New York entered the clothing firm of Brokaw Brothers, in Fourth Avenue 
and Astor Place, in which he was continuously employed as a manager for 
25 years. Druing the lifetime of Dr. CROSBY he attended his church at 
Fourth Avenue and 22nd Street, taking a leading part in the Bible Class. 
He is survived by a widow, Margaret CROSSMAN, and three children, Madge, 
Edmund and Clifford. Funeral services were held this afternoon at his 
late home. Undertaked Delany had charge of the arrangements, the burial 
being in Greenwood Cemetery.   

MATILDA NEWMAN
On Sunday, after an illness of only three days, Matilda NEWMAN, wife of 
W. Robert NEWMAN, died at her home, 689 McDonough Street. She was the 
daughter of the late Alexander F. BLINN, who was a well-known lawyer in 
Manhattan. She was obrn in New York, Jan 17, 1886 and was married to 
Mr. NEWMAN on Thanksgiving Eve, 1901. She is survived by her husband 
and two children, Matilda nad Berenice. Funeral services will be held 
at her last home this evening at 8 o'clock, the interment being in Woodlawn. 
Undertaker John H. TEVES had charge of the funeral. 

Philip GEYER, well known in the brewing trade throughout the country, 
died at his home in Evergreens, Queens, last Saturday morning in his 
51st year. Mr. GEYER, who came from Germany 33 years ago began a successful 
business career in Newark, N.J. where he was held in high esteem. 
Twelve years ago he moved to Brooklyn and secured a controlling interest 
in the Frank Brewing Company, of which he had been the secretary-treasurer 
ever since. A widow and four children, three daughters and one son, survive him. 
The funeral services were held last night and the remains were taken to 
Fresh Pond this morning for cremation. 

CATHERINE HOGAN
Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning over the remains of Catherine HOGAN, 
who died yesterday at her home, 79 Myrtle Avenue. A solemn mass of requiem 
will be offered for the reposed of her soul at St. James Pro-Cathedral. 
Interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Five children, 
Aliegh, Bernard, John and Thomas survive Mrs. HOGAN.

Joseph SYKES, a resident of the Eastern District for the past 35 years, 
died yesterday afternoon at his home, 26 Powers Street, after an illness 
of several months. He was born in Huddersfield, England, 65 years ago and 
came to this country when a young man. Before coming to Brooklyn he live in 
Philadelphia and Camden. Twenty-five years ago Mr. SYKES entered the employ 
of Smith & Gray as a cloth inspector. He remained with that firm until 
he was compelled to give up work last fall. He is survived by a widow, 
Sarah, one brother, William and two sisters, Elisabeth and Corina.
The funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. 

EDWARD J. SPIES
With Masonic services the funeral of Edward J. SPIES was held this afternoon 
from his late home, 192 Elton Street. Interment was made in Evergreen Cemetery. 
Undertaker W. F. Moore, of Pennsylvania Avenue, had charge of the arrangements. 
Edward J. SPIES was born in the old 7th Ward, in Manhattan, 47 years ago. 
Later the family removed to Brooklyn, where Mr. SPIES was well known to 
the patrons of the Montauk Hotel. For over 16 years he was proprietor of 
the old "Spies House," at Manhattan Crossing in East New York. Later he 
became connected with the Montauk Hotel. Mr. SPIES was the son of 
Samuel P. and Elizabeth SPIES. He was a member of Jamaica Lodge 546, 
F. and A.M. His wife died one year ago. He is survived by his mother 
and two small children. 

Jennie C. JASPERSEN, 12 years old, died on Sunday at her home, 
396 Prospect Avenue after a lingering illness. She was a student at the 
Girls High School and very popular. Funeral services were held today, 
the Rev. Dr. CATON, of the 12th Street Reformed Church., officiating. 
Undertaker Ferdinand E. SELLE had charge of the arrangements. 

ANNA D. COLLINS
After an illness of two days, Miss Anna Teresa COLLINS died at the 
home of her mother, Mrs. Catherine COLLINS, 133 York Street, late Saturday 
night, from spinal meningitis. She was in her 33rd year. Miss COLLINS was 
born in Brooklyn, and was a daughter of the late Michael COLLINS. Funeral 
services will be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in the 
Assumption Roman Cahtolic church, in Jay Street, where a solemn requiem 
mass will be celebrated by Father McDONALD, assisted by Fathers LANDGON and TENNY.
Interment will be made in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. 

JAMES J. FARLEY
After an illness of one hour, James Joseph FARLEY died in the Cumberland Street 
Hospital Sunday, in his 57th year. Mr. FARLEY was born in Ireland and came to 
Brooklyn 35 years ago. He was employed by the Kips Bay Brewing Company, of 
Manhattan and was a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Mr. FARLEY 
is survived by two daughters, Mamie and Sarah, and three brothers, 
Thomas, Patrick and Terrence, and one sister, Mrs. Kate COX. 
Funeral services will be held at 135 Steuben Street, tomorrow afternoon at 
2 o'clock. Interment will be made in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery.
Undertaker T. F. Madden of 917 Kent Avenue has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

J. Harry SCHULLER died at his home, 191 Keap Street, yesterday, after a short 
illness. He was born in Hague, Holland, 62 years ago. When a chid he came to 
America and settled in the Eastern District. For 27 years he had been a 
resident of the 19th ward. He was a member of the Congress Club, and a 
veteran of the 8th and 47th Regiments. The Rev. Mr. BRIGHAM of All Souls Church, 
will conduct the funeral services tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. 
The interment will be made at Cyopress Hills Cemetery. He is survived by a 
widow, Amelia, one son and two daughters. Undertaker TILLARY of Division Avenue 
has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

ADAMS - March 4, Fracis Adams, 72 at 202 Ninth Street

BECAR - march 4, at Bridgehampton. L.I. Alfred Becar, 
67 Funeral services at Christ Church Chantry, Clinton and Harrison Streets, 
Brooklyn, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

BOOTH - March 5, Samuel Booth, 67.

CARSS - March 4, James, husband of Margaret Carss, 45 at 17 Willow Place.

CLARK - Robert Clark, husband of the late Elizabeth Clark, at 483 Logan Street.

De FOLLETT - Albert De Follett, 86. Funeral services at 65 Second place 
this evening at 8 o'clock.

EDNEY - Jeannie May Edney (nee Stoddart) Funeral Services at 
363 Eastern Parkway this evening at 8 o'clock.

ENO - March 4, in Milford Pa, Catherine F. Eno, widow of William H. Eno. 63

GILBERT - March 5, at Cannes, France,  Louisa S. Gilgert, daughter 
of the late Jasper W. and Katherine A. Gilbert,  52.

KENNY - March 4, Frances, wife of John Kenny at 558 46th Street.

MAGILL - March 4, Francis T. Magill, husband of Mary A. Magill (nee McCunn).

McGRATH - March 3, George F. McGrath, 25, of 819 Hart Street.

MEYER - Joachim Meyer, husband of Mary Meyer. Funeral services at 
243 436th Street, tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.

POWELL - John, of Plainview, L.I. March 5, 83. Serivces tomorrow 
morning at 11 o'clock. 

PRINTY - March 4, James B. Printy, husband of Bridget M., at 296 Warren Street.

SMITH - March 4, Charles F. Smith, at 181 4th Avenue.

SMITH - March 5, Owen, beloved brother of Hugh Smith, Funeral from 
41 Skillman Street tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock thence to St.Patrick's Church.

SPENDER - March 5, Frederick W. J., 35, at 585 East 2nd Street. 

STUDWELL - March 4, at Orange N. J., Martha B. Pierson, 
widow of Augustus Studwell.

VAN HOESEN - March 5, at the Interpine Sanitarium, Goshen, N.Y., 
Mrs. Lottie Brewster Van Hoesen, daughter of the late Joseph Brewster 
and widow of Dr. J. B. Van Hoesen. 

WARE - March 5, Susan S. Ware, sister of the last Mrs. Mary V. Hallinan 
at East 72nd Street, Bergen Beach.

WHITTAKER - March 2, at Southhold, L.I. Martha, daugher of the 
Rev. Epher Whitaker, D.D., and sister of Rev. Wm. For** Whitaker, 
D.D., of Albany. 

8 March 1905
BECAR - March 4, at Bridgehampton, L.I. Alfred BECAR, 67.

BERGEN - March 7, Cornelia M. BERGEN, widow of Jacob I. BERGEN. 
Funeral at the First Reformed Church, Carroll Street and 7th Avenue, 
tomorrow at 2 o'clock.

EDNEY - March 5, Jeannie May EDNEY (nee STODDART) at 363 Eastern Parkway.

ELDREDGE - March 5, Horace N. ELDREDGE, 25 Irving Place.

ELWOOD - March 6, at Masonic Home, Utica, N.Y. Nelson U. ELWOOD, 
Past Master of Zeredatha Lodge, No. 483 F. and A. M., Brooklyn.

ENO - March 4, at Milford, Pa. Catherine F. ENO, widow of William H. ENO, 63.

GATTER - March 6, Sadie, daughter of Charles E., Jr., and Margaret GATTER, 
7 at 495 Halsey Street.

HALL - March 6, Theodore HALL, husband of Frances N. HALL. 
Funeral services this evening at 8 o'clock.

JONES - March 7, Ophelia TOMPKINS, wife of William Denison JONES, of 
Short Hills, N. J. and daughter of Sarah A. and the last Joseph T. TOMPKINS, 
of Louisville, Ky. Funeral services at 464 Clinton Avenue tomorrow afternoon 
at 2 o'clock.

KING - March 6, at Long Branch, Martin Wyliy KING, youngest son of the late 
William A. and Ellen S. KING. Interment in Greenwood.

LAIRD - March 7, William LAIRD, husband of Anna LAIRD, at 637 Linwood St., 61.

LEWIS - March 6, Anna LEWIS, wife of Ransom LEWIS, 58. 
Funeral from 199 Garfield Place, Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.

MACKENZIE - March 6, John MACKENZIE. Funeral services at 175 Hooper Street, 
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

MEYER - Joachim MEYER, husband of Mary MEYER at 243 37th Street.

O'BRIEN - Paul Raymond, son of the late Peter J. O'BRIEN. Funeral from 
671 DeKalb Avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock.

PEARD - March 5, John, husband of Johanna PEARD at 780 Lafayette Avenue.

PETERKIN - Ellenville, N.Y., March 6, Frank M. PETERKIN, son of the late 
John and Margaret PETERKIN, and husband of Margaret CLARKE. 

SCHULLER - March 6, J. Harry SCHULLER, husband of Amelia SEER. 
Funeral services at 191 Keap St., this evening at 8 o'clock. 

SIMPSON - March 4, at 417 Clermont Avenue, Thomas SIMPSON.

SMITH - March 5, Owen, brother of Hugh SMITH, at 41 Skillman Street

WECK - March 6, Rachel Ozanne WECK, 76. Funeral services at 118A Chaundey Street 
this afternoon at 5 o' clock. 

WHITAKER - March 2, at Southhold, L.I. Martha, daughter of the 
Rev. Epher WHITAKER, D.D. and sister of Rev. William Force WHITAKER D.D. of Albany.

John PEARD, died at his home, 780 Lafayette Avenue, Sunday evening, after a 
2 week illness, in his 75th year. Mr. PEARD was born in Dublin, Ireland, 
and was brought to Brooklyn when a boy of five. He was a member of the
Puritan Congregational Church and the Eastern Star Lodge, No. 227, F. 
and A.M. A widow, Johanna A., two sons, William and Robert, and 
one daughter, Irine, survive him. Funeral services were held at his 
late home today, the Rev. Mr. TAYLOR, pastor of Puritan Church, officiating. 
Interment was made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker 
William A. RELYEA, of 160 Broadway, had charge of the funeral arrangements.  

Mrs. Mary E. DANDURAND, who died last Sunday at her home, 980 Gates Avenue, 
after a short illness, was born in Brooklyn 59 years ago, and for many 
years was a member of the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel, Putnam Avenue, 
where solemn requiem mass was celebrated. Interment will be made in 
Holy Trinity Cemetery. Undertaker J. SCHILTZ, Jr. of 28 Kosciusko Street 
had charge of the funeral arrangements. A husband Michael and three 
daughters, Theresa, Bertha and Bessie, survive. 

JOACHIM MEYER
Funeral services were held this afternoon, the Rev. Dr. MEYERS, pastor of 
the 42nd Stret Lutheran Church, officiating over the remains of Joachim MEYER, 
who died suddenly at his home, 243 36th Street. He was ** years old, and 
was born in Germany. For the past 30 years he resided in Brooklyn. He was 
a mamber of Peerless Lodge, No. 535, I.O.O.F.: K.O. V. Norddeutcher Bund, 
No. 1; Sick Benefit Lodge, Nord German Brethren, and Buergarschuts Verein Lodges, 
the members of which attended the services. The interment was made at 
Lutheran Cemetery. Mandenhall and Co. had charge of the funeral arrangements. 
Mr. Meyer is survived by a widow and one son. 

James FOX, a well known resident of the Eastern District for many years, 
died at his home, 476 Wythe Avenue, on Sunday, after a short illness. 
He was born in Dublin 69 years ago and came to this country in 1856. 
He became a shipbuilder and was associated with the firm of E. and 
R. Poillion until 15 years ago, when re retured. Twelve years ago he 
moved to Brooklyn, settling in the 19th ward. Mr. FOX was a member of 
the Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, in Wythe Avenue and was one of its 
most liberal supporters. He was one of the founders of the Building 
Associatin of the church, and also a member of the Holy Name Society.
He was always in robust health until a short time ago, when Bright's 
disease developed. Mr. FOX is survived by four sons, John H., the 
organiser and first president of the Pontiac Democratic Club of the 
Fifth Assembly District; Eugene, Joseph and Edward, and two daughters, 
Mrs. Margaret COX and Mrs. Mary IRVING.  His wife, Ellen, died in August 1902. 
The funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at the Church of
Sts. Peter and Paul. Interment will be made at Calvary Cemetery. 

THEODORE HALL
Funeral services will be conducted this evening at 8 o'clock over the 
remains of Theodore HALL, who passed away, after a shrot illness at his home, 
1312 Bushwich Avenue on Monday. He had been a resident of the Bushwich section 
for more than 20 years. Up to the time of his dealth the was engaged in the 
real estate business with offices in Manhattan. He was a member of 
Barbara Freitchie Post No. 11, G.A.*.  The interment will be made
tomorrow morning. Mr. Hall is survived by a widow.  Francis N. GELBEL, 
of Broadway and Halsey Street, has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

MRS. OPHELIA  T. JONES
Mrs. Ophelia Tompkins JONES for many years a resident of Brooklyn, and later of 
Short Hills, N.J. died at the home of her father-in-law, Henry A. JONES, 
*64 Clinton Avenue, yesterday. Mrs. JONES was born in the South. 
She was the daughter of Sarah A. and the late Joseph T. TOMPKINS, 
of Louisville,Ky, who died about 15 years ago. Mrs. JONES was a cousin 
of William K. VANDERBILT. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church.
About 13 years ago she married to William Denison JONES, after which she 
made her home in Garden Place, Brooklyn. From this union two daughters, 
Ruth and Ethel, were born, who with her husband, mother and three sisters 
survive her. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock 
at 464 Clinton Avenue, the Rev. Dr. C. Cuth*ert Hall, assisted by 
Dr. L. Mason CLARKE, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Henry Street, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot of Greenwood Cemetery. 
Undertaker George M. HORMAN, of 775 Fulton Street, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements. 

Mrs. Rachel O. WECK died suddenly at her the home of her son-in-law, 
E.L.W. BURGESS, of 118A Chauncey Street, Monday evening, from heart disease, 
in her 75th year. Mrs. WECK was born in the Guernsey Islands and at 
the age of 19 years came to Brooklyn. Mrs. WECK was one of the oldest
members of the Embury Memorial M.E. Church, when it was situated on 
Herkimer Street. She was the daughter of the late George (unreadable) 
and Margaret Juliana LE PELLEY and wife of John Jacob WECK. who died 
in March 1904. A daughter Mrs. E.L.W. BURGESS and three grandchildren 
survive her. Funeral services will be held at her late home this 
afternoon at * o'clock the Rev. B. M. TIPPLE, pastor of the 
Embury Memorial M.E. Church, of Decatur Street, officiating. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. 
Undertaker Joseph P. *ARFING, of 266 Reid Avenue has charge of the 
funeral arrangements. 

Mrs. Anne BRADY, widow of Patrick BRADY, died on Monday after a brief 
illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Brady was a resident of the Fifth and 
Eleventh wards for more than 50 years. She was bonr in County Cavan, Ireland. 
The funeral will take place tomorrow at 9:30 from her residence, 
330 Gold Stret, and thence to St. Edward's R.C. Church, St. 
Edwards Street and Leo Place, where a requiem mass will be offered. 
She is survived by three daughters and three grandchildren. 

Samuel BOOTH died on Sunday at hihs home, 155 Davision Street. 
He was 66 years old, and was known as the best and formost printer 
of theatrical posters in this country. His inventions in this liner 
were many. His grandfather was Jonas BOOTH, the first inventor of 
the theatrical poster. He was a high degree Mason and leaves a widow, 
three sons and two daughters. 

MRS. C.M. BERGEN
Mrs. Cornelia M. BERGEN, widow of Jacob I. BERGEN died yesterday at her home, 
64 Montague Street. She was a member of the Rutgers League and Sorosis, 
and for the past 50 years had been identified with the First Reformed Church.
She leaves two sons and a daughter. 

SAMUEL SMITH
After an illness of one week, Sameul SMITH died at hihs home, 
597 Kosciusko Sttreet, yesterday from pneumonia, in his 69th years. 
He was a stanch Republican. He same from the old Quaker stock and 
was a Hicksite Friend. In 1859 he was married to Miss Ellen A. SMITH 
who with one son, Charles E. and one sister survive him. 
Funeral services will he held at his late home tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock being conducted by the Hicksite Friends. 
Interment will be made in the Friends Cemetery at Prospect Park. 
Undertaker Thomas J. PHILLIPS of 1048 Lafayette Avenue, has charge 
of the funeral arrangements. 

MRS. MATILDA S. McCHORD
After an illness of five days, Mrs. Matilda Secor McChord died at the 
home of her son, George H. McChord of 203 Gates Avenue, yesterday from 
Pneumonia, in her 80 year. She was a widow of George McChord and is 
survived by one daughter, Anna and one son, George H. Funeral services
will be held at her late home Friday afternoon. Interment will be made 
in the family plot at Woodlawn Cemetery.

Charles WILSON, a first mate on the receiving ship Hancock in the 
Brooklyn Navy Yard, and a veteran of the Civil War, died at his 
home 460A Hancock Street, yesterday, after a four weeks illness in 
his 68th year. When Mr. Wilson was 14 he ran away and shipped aboard 
a merchant vessel. When the Civil War broke out he enlisted in the 
navy an was an ensign on board the Congress. He was seriously injured. 
After lying in the hospital for months her reutrned to the navy and 
later served from 1866 to 1870 with the Asiatic fleet. In his career 
he served on nearly every vessel in the United States navy, and has 
been in every seaport in the world. He received many medals, and was 
honorably mentioned for bravery. He was a member of the 
Brooklyn Council, No. 72, Royal Arcanum. In 1879 he was married to 
Miss Emma C. White who survives him. Funeral services will be held 
at his late home this evening at 8 o'clock.  the 
Rev. Thomas J. Leonard officiating. Interment will be made in the 
family plot at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker William H. Homan, of  
775 Fuilton Street has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

BURNS - March 7th, Frederick BURNS, beloved husband of Mary BURNS, 
in his 70th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the 
funeral from his late residence. 19 Snyder Avenue, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N.Y.
on Thursday, at 9:30 a.m. thence to Holy Cross Church, where a requiem 
mass will be offered. 

CARPENTER - Monday, March 6, 1905, James Oliver CARPENTER. 
Funeral services at his late residence, 105 New York Avenue, Brooklyn, 
Thursday, March 9, at 8 P.M. Kindly omit flowers.

HOGAN - March 6th, Catherine Hogan, beloved mother of Aliegh, 
Bernard, John and Thomas HOGAN. Relatives and friends respectrully 
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence. 
79 Myrtle Avenue on Thursday, March 9th at 9:30 A.M. thence to 
St. James Pro-Catherdral, whre a solemn mass of requiem will be 
offered for the repose of her soul. Interment at Holy Cross. 

9 March 1905
SCHWENKER
Thursday, March 9, 1905, Minnie Schwenker, in her 55 year. 
Funeral from her late residence. 207 Court St., Sunday. 2 p.m.

TOBIN 
Patrick, native of County Wexford, Ireland on Wednesday, March 8th in 
his 84th year. Funeral on Saturday, March 11, 9 A.M. from residence of 
his daughter, Mrs. John P. DUFFY, 1205 Bloomfield Street. Hoboken, 
thence to Church of Our Lady of Grace, Fourth and Willow Streets, 
where a requiem mass will be offered for repose his his soul. 
Interment Holy Cross, Flatbush. 

TRIESCHMANN 
Wednesday, March 8, 1905, Henry G. Trieschmann, aged 22 years 3 months. 
Funeral from his late residence, 1114 Flatbush Avenue, Sunday 1:30 P.M. 

TOERGER 
Died March 7,  8:20 A.M. Lillian Fredericks(a), bel (paper torn) of 
George and Minnie Yoer ..... Funeral services Friday .....s residence 952 Broad.....

MARRIOTT McKINNY
One of the charter members of the Emerald Association and for more than 
50 years a manufacturer of iron fences, died at his home, 143 Pearl Street, 
yesterday, after an illness of less than two days from acute indigestion 
in his 84th year. Mr. McKINNY was born in Brooklyn. His place of business 
was in Plymouth Street. He was a member of the Assumption Roman Catholic Church. 
For many years Mrs. McKINNY has been an invalid. She with two nephews, 
Alexander and Archibald, survive him. Funeral services will be held 
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock in Assumption Church, York and Jay Streets. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Undertaker F. HAPER of 163 Court Street, has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

FREDERICK BURNS
Died on Tuesday at his home, 19 Snyder Avenue, after a brief illness from 
pneumonia, took place this morning. The services were held at 9:30 o'clock 
at the Church of the Holy Cross, where a solemn requiem mass was celebrated 
by the Rev. John T. WOODS, rector of the church. The interment was made at 
Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. BURNS was 69 years old. For many years he had been 
in the employ of Middleton, Carmon and Co., fish dealers in 
Fulton Market, Manhattan. He was a member of Noah L. (P)FARNHAM Post. No. 458, 
G.A.R.  A widow, tow sons, Frank and John and a daughter Mary, survive him.        
P. McCANNA'S Sons of 798 Flatbush Avenue, had charge of the funeral arrangements. 

HARRIET B. POUCH
Widow of Alfred J. POUCH and owner of the Pouch Gallery at 345 Clinton Avenue, 
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Norman T. GElS, Classon and Gates Avenues, 
yesterday at noon. Although 61 year old, Mrs. POUCH had enjoyed fairly good health,
 but the severity of the winter in the last two months had told heavily on 
her and hastened the end. Mrs. POUCH had spent most of the years of her 
life in Brooklyn. Her name and that of her husband, will be ever associated
with that magnificent mansion in Clinton Avenue, which has been the scene 
of so many festivities. This mansion was built by Robert GRAVES. Soon 
after its completion is passed into the hands of Mr. POUCH, but he also 
did not live there long, and for a number of years it has been let out 
profitably for entertainment purposes, the great size of the house making 
it practical for more than one function to be going on the same evening 
without inconvenience. Mrs. POUCH leaves four sons and one daughter. 
One of the sons lives at 315 Greene Avenue. Undertaker F.E. POUCH, of 
305 Adams Street has charge of the funeral. The interment will be made 
in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery on Saturday. 

WALLING VAN RIPER
After an illness of four weeks, Walling VAN RIPER died at his home, 
11 Montague Terrace, Tuesday morning, from typhoid fever. Mr. VAN RIPER 
was born in New Jersey and for a number of years had been private 
secretary to the President of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company,
at 49 Wall Street, Manhattan. About 11 years ago he was married to 
Miss May Florence GAUL, of Paterson, N.J. Funeral services were held 
this afternoon at the home of his father in Lexington Avenue, Clifton, N.J. 
Interment was made at Passaic. Undertaker Lester HENDERSON of Myrtle Avenue, 
had charge of the arrangements. 

SAMUEL R. BURRELL  
Died at his home 164 Decatur Street, on Tuesday after a lingering illness. 
Mr. BURRELL was 72 years old, and had lived in Brooklyn 16 years. At the 
time of the Civil War he was one of the leading hardware merchants in the 
country and was favored with large contracts by the government. He was 
brother of the late William BURRELL. Once a Controller of Brooklyn and 
Chief of the Volunteer Fire Department. Mr. BURRELL was a personal 
friend of LINCOLN. He was a member of the Church of the Good Shepherd 
of McDonough Street, between Lewis and Stuyvesant Avenues. A widow, 
one son and four grandchildren survive him. Funeral services will be 
held this evening at his late home. The Rev. Robert ROGERS of the 
Church of the Good Shepherd, officiating. Interment will be made 
tomorrow morning at Woodlawn Cemetery.

PAULINE M. SCHNEIDER
After a 3 month illness, Miss Pauline Margaret SCHNEIDER, died at the home 
of her mother, Mrs. Frances Wuth SCHNEIDER of 194 Columbia Street, yesterday 
noon. Miss Schneider was born in Brooklyn. She was a member of 
St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church. A mother, one sister, 
Mrs. Richard J. MALONEY, and three brothers, William, John and 
Philip J. Jr., survive her. Funeral services will be held at 
St. Bernard's Church in Hicks Street, on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, 
Interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker Michael McMAHON 
of 124 Summit Street, had charge of the funeral arrangements.  

MRS. DOROTHEA HUCHTING
For nearly 50 years a resident of Brooklyn, died at the home of her son-in-law, 
J. H. POPE, 710 Union Street, Tuesday morning in her 88 year. Mrs. HUCHTING 
was born in Germany and came to Brooklyn in 1868. She was a member of 
Zion Lutheran Church and widow of Albert HUCHTING. A daughter, Mrs. J. H. POPE 
and one son, John William, survive her. Funeral services will be held at her 
late home tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. E.C.J. Kroeling, 
pastor of the Zion Lutheran Church in Henry Street, officiating. 
Undertaker Edwin BAYHA, of 219 Atlantic Avenue has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

MRS. ANNA R. LEWIS
Died at her home, 199 Garfield Place on Monday from apoplexy. Mrs. LEWIS 
was born in England 58th years ago. She was one of a family of 11 children 
and the first that died. In 1868 she married Ransom LEWIS, of Lockport, N.Y. 
She was a member of old Trinity Church, in Manhattan. She is survived by her 
husband and one son, William T.  Funeral services will be held at her late 
home tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Isaac McGUIRE officiating. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Cypress Hills Cemetery. 
Undertaker J. McNAMEE,  of Garfield place has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

JAMES L. DOYLE
One of the youngest undertakes in Brooklyn, died at the home of his sister, 
Mrs. J. T. KENNY, 104 Bridge Street, early yesterday afternoon from 
complications in his 30th year. Mr. DOYLE was a graduate of public school 
No. 1 and a son of the late Anna and D.C. DOYLE. He was a member of the 
Catholic Benevolent League and the Assumption Roman Catholic Church and 
its societies. Mr. DOYLE is survived by two sisters. Mrs. J.T. KENNY and 
Mrs. F. BOYD, and two brothers, Daniel and Edward. Funeral services will 
be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock at Assumption Church in Jay Street. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Holy Cross cemetery. 
Undertaker Edward DAILY of DeKalb Avenue has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

WILLIAM SCHRIEBER
The funeral of ex-Policeman William SCHRIEBER, who died on Monday 
after a short illness was held this afternoon from his late residence, 
217 South Ninth Street. The services were conducted by the 
Rev. Dr. WAILS pastor of the Broome Street Lutheran Church, Manhattan. 
Interment was made at Lutheran Cemetery. Mr. SCHREIBER was born in 
New York 49 years ago and lived there until two years ago. when he 
moved to the Eastern District. He joined the police force in 1883 
and for several years had been attached to the Elizabeth Street station. 
He was retired in January. He was a member of the Order of Foresters. 
A widow, Kate, and three sons, Conrad, William Jr., and Philip survive him. 

10 March 1905
COOK - 233 Harrison Street on March *, William Prentice COOK.

GILLESPIE - Bridget S., March 9,Funeral from 23 Douglass St.,Saturday at 2 P.M.

LAW - Suddenly, Katherine B.,widow of Cornelius S. LAW,at 285 Cumberland St.

McCORD - March 7, Matilda SECOR, widow of George McCORD, at residence, 
203 Gates Avenue. 

MURRY - March 7, Michael F. , 43, 167 McDougal Street. 

NEWLAND - 106 Fifth Avenue, Mary B., wife of William A. NEWLAND.

OPITZ - March 7, Herman F., son of John G.,  29, 355 First Street. 

RICHTER - March 8, TOBIAS, husband of Johanna RICHTER (nee KLUTHE) 65. 
Funeral at 619 Classon Avenue, Sunday 1 P.M. then to St. Peter's Church, 
Bedford Avenue, near DeKalb at 1:30. 

WALTHER - 539 Washington Avenue, Elise GAMBA, wife of August WALTHER, 76.  
Funeral private. 

FATALLY STRICKEN IN AN "L" STATION
Zilia GANTEYGER, 59 years old, of 559 55th Street, died in the 
Norwegian Hospital last night from Apoplexy. While waiting for a 
Fifth Avenue "L" train at the 36th Street station yesterday afternoon 
he was stricken. 

CHRISTIANCE - March 9, H. Endora, aged 56. Funeral services at the 
residence of her brother, Dr. W. B. BRADER, 1198 Bushwich Avenue, 
Friday March 10, 8 P.M. Interment at Ithaca, N.Y.

COAKLEY - In loving memory of our mother, Margret, who passed away 
March 11, 1904. Anniversary mass will be celebrated next Saturday 
morning at 9 o'clock, St. Michael's church, 43rd Street and 4th Avenue

PULLEN - Thursday, March 9, 1905, at her home, 1227 Dean Street, 
Mary H., widow of Eugene H. PULLEN. Funeral services will be held at 
her late residence, Saturday evening, March 11, 8 o'clock.

SCHAER - Henry W. SCHAER, died March 9, 1905, in his 34th year. 
Funeral services at his late residence, 302 Carroll Street, 
Saturday evening, March 11, 8 P.M. 

TRIESCHMANN - Wednesday, March 8, Henry G. aged 22 years 3 months. 
Funeral from his late residence, 1114 Flatbush Avenue, Sunday 1:30 P.M.

VENTRES - March 9th Tyrus Brainard VENTRES, age 63 years. 
Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 250 Putman Avenue, 
Sunday afternoon at 2 P.M. Interment at Haddam, Conn. 

WYCKOFF - March 8, Sarah BROWER, widow of Rev. William H. WYCKOFF, L.L.D. 
Funeral services at her late residence, 58 Hanson Place, 
Saturday, March 11 at 2 P.M.

MRS. SARAH B. WYCKOFF
Mrs. Sarah Brower WYCKOFF, who died at 9 P.M. on March 8, at her residence, 
58 Hanson Place, after an 8 weeks' illness, was 75 years old. Mrs. WYCKOFF 
was born in Pennsylvania and finished her education at the Rev. Dr. CUSHMAN'S 
school for girls in Washington, D.C. She was the widow of the Rev. W
illiam H. WYCKOFF, secretary of the American Bible Union, who died in 1877. 
She had spent the greater part of her life in Brooklyn, and her interests 
were closely associated with those of the Hanson Place, where she was a 
lifelong member, and was also connected with all of its organizations. 
She was on the Board of the Woman's Union Missionary Society, the 
Grande Ligne Mission of Brooklyn, the Baptist Home of Brooklyn, and 
for 10 years was president of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary 
Society of Long Island. She leaves four children, a son, Spencer Cone, 
and three daughters, Adelaide E. Julia and Ella. Funeral services will 
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at 58 Hanson Place, the Rev. Dr. CASE 
of the Hanson Place Baptist Church, conducting the service. Burial will be 
made in Greenwood Cemetery. G. B. WHEEVER has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

HENRY G. FRIESCHMANN
Died on Wednesday at his home, 1114 Flatbush Avenue, from inflammatory 
rheumatism, after an illness lasting 10 days. Mr. FRIESCHMANN was 22 years old. 
He had resided nearly all his life in Brooklyn. He wa a member of the 
Schermerhorn Street German Lutheran Church. Funeral services will be held 
at his late home on Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, and the Rev. J.W. LOCK, 
pastor of the German Lutheran Church will officiate. The interment will be 
made at Lutheran Cemetery. Edward BAYHA of 219 Atlantic Avenue, has charge 
of the funeral arrangements. 

MRS. KATHARINE B. LAW
After an illness of less than three days, Mrs. Katharine B. LAW, widow of 
Cornelius LAW, died at her home, 385 Cumberland Street, Wednesday night, 
from pneumonia, in her 55 year. Mrs. LAW was born near Hartford, and 
after her marriage moved to Hartford, where she lived until 30 odd years 
ago, when she came to Brooklyn to live. She was a member of the Baptist Temple. 
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at her 
late home, the Rev. Dr. Cortland MYERS officiating. Interment will be made 
at Hartford, Ct.

Mrs. Minnie SCHWENKER died at her home, 207 Court Street, after an illness 
of two weeks yesterday morning. She was in her 55 year. Mrs. SCHWENKER was 
born in Hesse Darmstadt, Germany and came to Brooklyn in 1861. She was a 
member of Zion Lutheran Church. Four sons, three daughters and two 
grandchildren survive her. Funeral services will be held at her late home 
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. E.C.J. KRAELING, pastor of the 
Zion Lutheran Church in Henry Street officiating. Interment will be made 
in the family plot at Lutheran Cemetery. Undertaker Edwin BAYHA, of 
219 Atlantic Avenue has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

WILLIAM P. COOK
William Prentice COOK, for 50 years a resident of Brooklyn, died at his home, 
233 Harrison Street, Wednesday after an illness of 10 days, from pneumonia, 
in his 86th year. Mr. COOK was born in Groton, Conn, He retired from business 
about 15 years ago. Mr. COOK was an elder in the Presbyterian Church under 
Dr. SPEARS and Dr. VAN DYKE and later the Westminster Presbyterian Church. 
A widow Catherine A., and one sister, Mrs. EWING of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 
survive him. Funeral services ere held at the Westminster Presbyterian Church 
this afternoon. The remains will be placed in a receiving vault. 
Undertaker John C. KUKLKE of 154 Court Street has charge of the funeral arrangements.

HERMAN F. OPITZ
After a lingering illness, Herman F. OPITZ died on Tuesady at his home, 
353 First Street. He was born in Brooklyn in 1876 and had always been a 
resident here. The funeral services were held last night at his late home 
at 8 o'clock. The interment was made today in Greenwood Cemetery. 
Undertaker Fred RIKER of Carroll Street and 7th Avenue had charge of 
the funeral arrangements. 

TOBIAS RICHTER
A wholesale and retail baker of this city and a veteran of the Franco-Prussian War, 
died at his home, 649 Classon Avenue, Wednesday, after an illness of three days, 
from complications in his 66 year. Mr. RICHTER was born in Germany and came to 
Brooklyn in 1871. Mr. RICHTER married Miss Johanna KLUTHE of Jefferson Valley, N.Y. 
on April 27, 1885 and from this union three sons, George, Floyd and Ralph were 
born who with a widow, three sisters and four brothers, survive him. 
Funeral services will be held at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, 
Bedford & DeKalb Ave, he Rev. Emil ROTH,pastor of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church,
in 7th Street, officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Greenwood Cemetery. 

HENRY W. SCHAER (note different spelling of family name)
Henry W. SCHAED, a well-known bowling alley proprietor, died at his home, 
202 Carroll Street, yesterday afternoon, after a five days' illness, from 
pleural-pneumonia, in hsi 34th year. Mrs. SCHAER was born in Germany, and 
came to Brooklyn about 20 yeas ago. He was a member of the Business Men's Bowling 
Club of Coney Island and many other organizations. On Dec. 18, 1894 he was 
married to Miss Anna LAUBENBERGER, who, with one son, William J., a mother, 
three brothers and two sisters, survive him. Funeral services will be held 
at his late home tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. E.C.J. KROELING, 
pastor of Zion Lutheran Church in Henry Street officiating. Interment will 
be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Frederick HERBST 
of 695 Third Avenue has charge of the funeral arangements. 

PATRICK SCALLY
After a short illness, Patrick SCALLY died at the residence of his son-in-law, 
Robert McALLISTER, 195 Huron Street, aged 89 years. He is survived by a 
son and daughter. A solemn requiem mass was celebrated in St.Anthony's R.C.Church, 
in Manhattan Avenue, this morning. The Rev. Father O'HARE officiated. 
The interment was made at Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker Joseph McGUCKIN 
had charge of the funeral. 

GEORGE H. LOVE
One of the proprietors of the Ryan Hotel, St. Paul, Minn. is dead, the 
result of blood poisoning following an operation for appendicitis. He was 
a native of Brooklyn, where his mother and sister reside.

CHARLES HUETHER
Died yesterday at his home, 929 Metropolitan Avenue, after an illness of 
10 months. He was born in Brooklyn, Nov. 4, 1878. he is survived by his mother, 
four brothers, John, Joseph, Fred and Frank, and two sisters, Adelaide and 
Catharine. Mr. HUETHER was a member of Court Arlington, No. 244 F of A., 
and St. Nicholas Holy Name Society. The funeral will be held on Monday 
morning from St. Nicholas Church. Interment will be made at Holy Trinity Cemetery. 

WILLIAM LAIRD
One of the most prominent builders of East New York, is dead at his home, 
637 Linwood Street. He was born in Scotland 62 years ago, and had been a 
resident of Brooklyn for 40 years. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock 
this afternoon. The interment was made in Evergreen Cemetery with Masonic honors. 

MRS. H. ENDORA CHRISTIANCE
Funeral services for Mrs. H. Endora CHRISTIANCE will be held tonight at 
the home of her brother, Dr. William B. BRADER, 1198 Bushwich Avenue. 
Mrs. CHRISTIANCE was returning home Wednesday evening from a visit to 
her daughter in Osceola, Pa., when she was stricken with apoplexy. Owing 
to a misunderstanding as to the time of her arrival, Mrs. CHRISTIANCE, 
who was 56 years old undertook to go unaccompanied from the Chambers Street 
ferry. She was apparently in the best of health, but when passing Rockwell 
Place on a Putnam Avenue car suddenly became unconscious. Her brother was
notified and  unknown man and woman summoned a carriage and took her to 
the Bushwick avenue address. The Rev. Charles T. BAYLIS will conduct the 
funeral service tonight, and the interment will be made later at Ithaca, N.Y.

MRS. MARY H. PULLEN
Widow of Eugene H. PULLEN, who was president of the American Bankers Association 
and vice-president of the National bank of the Republic, Manhattan, died at 
her home, 1227 Dean Street, yesterday, after a long illness. Mrs. PULLEN 
was born in New Brunswick, N.J. She was active in charitable work and gave 
liberally. She was a member and worshipped for many years at the Central 
Congregational Church. Funeral services will be held at her late home 
tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. S. Parks CADMAN, pastor of the 
Central Congregational Church officiating. Interment will be made in the 
family plot at Greenwood Cemetery.

MAX MEIERS
A veteran of the German army, died at his home, 283 Skillman Street, yesterday, 
from apoplexy, in his 72nd year. Mr. MEIERS was born in Posen, Germany and 
came to New York in 1859. For several years he was a tailor. In 1867 he was 
appointed a patrolman in the New York police force. and was attached to the 
old 13th, now the 12 Precinct. He rescued many persons from drowning and at 
fires, and for rescuing Mr. and Mrs. George WILSON, of 540 Grand Street, an 
aged couple in a tenement house fire, he was mentioned for bravery, and in 
1879 was given a medal by the Police Commissioners. During the 3rd Avenue 
car strike in 1883 he was the first to take a car out. In 1864 he married 
Miss Johanna HART, who with four daughters, Mrs. Louis OPPENHEIMER, Mrs. 
William MORRIS, Mrs. Rosetta and Mrs. Harry SSHAFFAM, and 7 grandchildren, 
survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late home Sunday afternoon 
at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Mr. MAGUS, pastor of Temple Israel in Lafayette Avenue, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot in Salem Fields Cemetery. 
Undertaker C. JACOBS of 158 Rutledge Street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.  

WILLIAM W. BODDILY 
Died at his home, 89 Broom Street, on Tuesday of pneumonia. He was the son of 
the late William Cook BODDILY, and was 36 years of age. He was for the past 
five years a trainer and owner of race horses. He is survived by a widow, 
Annie MAHER, and one brother, George. The funeral will take place from his 
late home tomorrow at 2 P.M. and the interment will be made in the family 
plot at Calvery Cemetery. Undertaker Thomas H. IRELAND, of North 6th Street, 
has charge of the arrangements. 

Mary GOLDEN, 40 years old, of 874 Hamilton Avenue, is dead at her residence, 
without having received medical attention. The Coroner is investigating. 

11 March 1905
DETLEFSEN - March 9, Asmus DETLEFSEN, 79 years, 
Funeral services at 615 Monroe Street, at 8 o'clock this evening. 

FAY - March 9, Edward J. FAY, 107 Vanderbilt Avenue.

GILLESPIE - March 9, Bridget S., at 25 Douglass Street.

LAMARCHE - March 9, Agnes M., wife of Paul E. LAMARCHE, at 147 West 88th Street.

MILLER - March 10, Frederick J., son of the late William J. and 
Catharine D. MILLER, 64 years. Funeral at 1214 Pacific Street at 
2:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon.

MURPHY - March 9, at 114 Cumberland Street, Patrick J. MURPHY, 
husband of Elizabeth YOUNG.

SOUTHWICK - March 10, Daniel Stillman SOUTHWICK, son of the late 
Daniel Holt and Phebe Dorman SOUTHWICK, 73 years. 

WEIK - Suddenly on March 9, John Alexander WEIK, 
Services at 847 East 34th street this evening at 8 o'clock.

WEIL - Suddenly at 171 South 2nd Street, Susan Dahlman WEIL, wife of Joseph WEIL.


LEIST - On Friday, March 10,Otto Leist. Funeral services at his 
late residence, 278 First St., Brooklyn, Sunday, March 12, at 10 A.M.

RUSK - On Thursday, March 9m 1905, Frederick W. Rusk, in his 73rd year. 
Funeral services at his late residence, 2163 Pitkin Avenue, on Sunday, 
March 12 at 2 P.M. Interment to Evergreen Cemetery.

SCHWENKER - On Thursday, March 9, 1905, Minnie Schwenker, aged 55 years. 
Funeral from her residence, 207 Court Street on Sunday at 2 P.M.

VENTRES - March 9th, Tyrus Brainard Vantres, age 68 years. 
Funeral services will be held at his later residence, 950 Putman Avenue, 
Sunday aftrernoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Haddam, Conn. 
(Connecticut papers please copy)

LOUISE P. BOCKELMAN
Louise Patterson GILMOUR, widow of Capt. John Charles Axel Bockelman, 
and a resident of Brooklyn for nearly 50 years, for 33 of which she 
lived in the Bedford Section, died at her home. 511A Greene Avenue, 
yesterday morning. For a year past she had suffered from a chronic 
complaint which owing to her advanced age she could not successfully
combat. She was in her 71 year but was vigorous and active in mind and 
body until about 5 months ago, when she sustained a fracture of the 
left arm as the result of a fall, from the effects of which she never 
fully recovered. Last Sunday night she had a sinking spell, and was 
assisted to her bed. On Thursday night, she lapsed into unconsciousness 
and never rallied. She passes away as though in sleep, surrounded by 
members of her family. She was a native of Ireland. She was married 
in 1854. Her husband was a well-known seafaring man. He died in 1878. 
She was formerly a member of old St. Ann's P/E. Church on the Heights,
but latterly of St. Mary's P.E. Church, on Classon Avenue. She is 
survived by a brother, John C. Gilmour, four sons, Charles E., who 
is a resident of Chicago; George A., Francis E. and Frederick W., a 
daughter, Mary Louise, who is a teacher in Public School No. 4 and 17 
grandchildren. Another daughter, Amelia J. Douglas, who was also a 
public school teacher died about 5 years ago. Funeral services will 
be held at the above address on Monday evening at 8 o'clock the 
Rev. Dr. Clarence Jones, of St. Mary's P.E. Church officiating. 
The interment will be made at Greenwood Cemetery on Tuesday morning. 

THOMAS SHANLEY
Court Officer Thomas SHANLEY, who had been attached to the Court of 
Special Sessions every since it was established and had been almost 
continuously in detailed positions from the time he became a policeman, 
over 35 years ago, died this morning at his home, 219 Myrtle Avenue, 
from a complication of diseases. He had been in poor health for several 
months, but kept on duty until about 2 weeks ago, when he reported sick. 
He was 64 years old and before joining the police force was a journeyman 
mason and a member of the Volunteer Fire Department. His wife died about 
2 years ago, and from that time his health began to fail.

William H. KAIN, died suddenly of heart disease at his home, 571 Driggs Ave, 
Thursday morning. Mr. KAIN was born in Brooklyn 36 years ago, Up to the 
time of his death he was associated in the flour business with the 
William Hurley Milling Co. He was well known and very popular in the 
Eastern District, where he always resided. He is survived by his 
brothers, Lieut. Thomas KAIN, of Engine Company 112; Capt. Dan KAIN, 
of Engine Company 163, and Alexander KAIN and one sister, Mrs. M. BOCK. 
The funeral will take place on Sunday at 2 P.M. from his late residence, 
and the interment will be made in the family plot at Calvary Cemetery. 

FREDERICK H. LAMMERS
For 56 years a resident of Brooklyn, died at the home of his son-in-law, 
John C. GORGES, 628 Macon Street, Yesterday from complications after a
short illness in his 81st year. Mr. LAMMERS was born in Laugerich, Germany 
and was a son of Eberhard LAMMERS, a German schoolmaster. After his 
marriage to Miss Elizabeth DASSMANN on July 3, 1854 they came to 
Brooklyn to live, where for many years he was in the wood business, 
retiring about 15 years ago, soon after his wife died. Two daughters, 
Mrs. Emma BIRD and Mrs. Elizabeth BORGES, and one son William LAMMERS, 
survive him. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 
2 o'clock at the Greene Avenue German M.E. Church. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Lutheran Cemetery.
Undertaker Joseph MAYFING of Fulton Street, had charge of the funeral arrangements. 

MARION W. WEST
The second daughter of the late Dr. Charles E. WEST,of that 
Brooklyn Heights Seminary, died last night after an illness of five 
days from pneumonia. Miss WEST was born in Buffalo. She was well 
known in educational and social circles of Brooklyn. For many years 
she was a member of the Church of the Pilgrims. She was also a member 
of the Brooklyn Heights Graduating Club. One sister, Mrs. William P. NORTHRUP, 
of Buffalo, N.Y., and one brother, Charles W., survive her. 
Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock 
at the home of her cousin, Dr. Frank E. WEST, 172 Clinton Street,
the Rev. Dr. Harry P. DEWEY, pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims, 
officiating.Interment will be made in the family plot at Pittsfield, Mass. 

MRS. CELIA GASTEYTER
Funeral services will be held for Mrs. Celia GASTEYTER tomorrow, she was 
59 years old. She was stricken with apoplexy last Thursday while waiting 
for an elevated train at 5th Avenue and 36th Street. At that time she was 
attended by Ambulance Surgeon Stork and removed to the Norwegian Hospital,
where she died four hours later. The remains were taken to the home of 
C.W. HASSCHILDT, a cousin, at 559 55th Street. Mrs. GASTEYTER was born 
in Germany. She came to this country 12 years ago. The funeral will take 
place from the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, at 59th Street and 
5th Avenue. The interment will be made in Calvary Cemetery under the 
direction of Undertaker M.E. PATCHEN, of 5407 5th Avenue. 

MRS. MARIE REHBOCK
After a lingering illness, Mrs. Marie REHBOCK, died at her home, 502 Greene Ave, 
Thursday morning. Mrs. REHBOCK was born in Germany and came to Brooklyn a number 
of years ago. She was the wife of Moses REHBOCK, who with 3 children survives 
her. Funeral services will be held at her late home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. 
Rabbi L.M. NELSON, pastor of Temple Israel officiating. Interment will be made 
in the family plot at Malmondes Cemetery. 

12 March 1905
EBERT - Suddenly, March 9, Charles EBERT, 
husband of Bertha EBERT (nee MANGAM) 
Services today at 2:30 at 216 Patchen Avenue.

HILDRETH - At Boston, Mass, March 7, Daniel Edward, son of the 
late Daniel HILDRETH of Babylon, N.Y.

HUTCHINSON - On March 10 at 30 West 11th Street, Manhattan, 
Susan Benedict, wife of the late Dr. Jospeh C. HUTCHINSON of Brooklyn, 
Funeral today at 2:30.

PATTERSON - On March 10, at 829 President St., Susanna CUMMING, 
widow of the Rev. D. J. Patterson.

RILEY - On March 10, Elisa W., widow of Joseph A. RILEY, 94?? 
Funeral services at 60 Cambridge Place on Monday at 7:15 P.M.

RUSK - On Thursday, March 9, 1905, Frederick W. RUSK, in his 73rd year. 
Funeral services at his late residence 2165 Pitkin Avenue on Sunday. 
March 12, at 2 P.M. Interment in Evergreen Cemetery.

SHANLEY - On March 11, at 219 Myrtle Avenue, Thomas SHANLEY.

VAN WYCK - At East Fishkill, N.Y. March 10, Elizabeth M., widow of 
James VAN WYCK and daughter of Nicholas VAN BRUNT, of Brooklyn, 85. 
Services on Tuesday at 1 P.M. 

WARDELL-RANDELL - On March 9, Frances V. RANDELL, wife of James E. WARDELL, 32. 
Funeral today at 1, from 178 13th Street. 

Patrick J. MURPHY for 21 years a letter carrier in Brooklyn, died at his home, 
114 Cumberland Street, after an illness of 5 days from pneumonia in his 
46th year. Mr. MURPHY was born in Brooklyn, was a son of the late 
Thomas MURPHY, and was attached in the general post office. He was a 
member of Amaranth Council, Royal Arcanum, Court Brooklyn, Ancient 
Order of Fioresters; Letter Carriers Mutual Benefit Association, and 
St. Edward's Roman Catholic Church. A widow Elizabeth, one son, Edmond, 
and a daughter, Pauline survive him. Funeral services will be held 
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at St. Edward's Roman Catholic Church, 
the Rev. Father James F. MEALIS, rector of the church, officiating. 
Interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker Henry FINCKENAUR 
of 155 Bridge Street, has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

JOHN VOSS
Father of Louis H. VOSS of Brooklyn, died at his home, Shoreham, Vt., 
from old age last Friday morning. Mr. VOSS was born at Bremen Germany, 
nearly 83 years ago. He came to New York as a young man, adn for many 
yeas was in the produce business in Washington Market, retiring 30 
years ago. One son, Louis H. of Brooklyn and one daughter, Henrietta 
of Shoreham, Vt., survive him. Funeral services will be held at 182A 
6th Avenue this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock the Rev. Dr. J. W. LOCH, 
pastor of ther German Lutheran Evangelical Church, in Schermerhorn St, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot in Greenwood Cemetery. 

MRS. ROSE G. KEEGAN
After an illness of many months, Mrs. Rose Gorman KEEGAN died last 
Thursday at her home, 334 6th Avenue, from heart failure, in her 57th year. 
Mrs. KEEGAN was born at Guelph, Canada and graudated from the 
Nun's Ursaline School at Guelph. Mrs. KEEGAN came to Brooklyn 
38 years ago and was a member of St. Francis Xavier's R. C. Church. 
Five sons, James, William, Edward, John and Thomas and one daughter, 
Mary survive her. Funeral services will be held at St. Francis Xavier's 
Roman Catholic Church in 6th Avenue, tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock the 
Rev. Father BENNETT, curate of the church officiating. Interment will 
be made in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker John H. FARRELL, 
of Jay street has charge of the funeral arrangements. 

MRS. F.V.R. WARDELL
Funeral services will be held this afternoon by the Rev. Dr. BURGWIN, 
pastor of the 18th Street Methodist Church, officiating over the remains 
of Frances V. RANDELL, wife of James E. WARDELL, who died at here home, 
1278 13th Street on Thursday after a short illness. The cause of death 
was pneunomia. She was 31 years old and was born in Brooklyn. 
The interment will be made at Greenwood Cemetery. W. Hinman & Son, 
17th Street, near 5th Avenue, have charge of the funeral arrangements. 
Mrs. WARDELL is survived by her husband, two sons and one daughter. 

THE REV. DR. D. J. YERKES
The Rev. Dr. David Jospeh YERKSES, the dean of the 30 ministers of 
Plainfield, N.J. and pastor-emeritus of the 1st Baptist Church, the 
largest congregation of that domonination in New Jersey died at his 
home in West 7th Street, Plainfield, yesterday. The city flag is at 
half staff today out of respect to his memory. The Rev. Dr. YERKES was 
born in Philadelphia, Jan 27, 1835 and when he was quite young his 
parents moved to Hatboro, Pa., where he attended Hatboro Academy. He 
was graduated from Columbia University in 1848, and later studied for 
the ministry. After being ordained he was called to the 1st Baptist 
Church of Holidaysburg, Pa., and from there went to the 1st Baptist 
Church of Pittsburgh, Pa. where he was pastor until 1856. His pulpit 
powers gained for him the title of "The Mountain Orator". Leaving 
Pittsburgh he had charge of the 1st Baptist Church in Brooklyn, 
where he remained until going to the 1st Baptist Church in Plainfield 
in 1863. Dr. YERKES retired from active work on June 5, 1902, and was 
made pastor-emertius. On the occasion of his golden wedding jubilee on 
March 15, 1902, the congregation presented a purse of $1250 to him. 
He leaves a widow, five daughters and one son. 

13 March 1905
ARMSTRONG- March 12, James ARMSTRONG, 72 at 249 President Street.

BERGEN - At LaGrange, Ill, March 11, Susan Martense CROOKE, wife of the 
late John H. BERGEN and eldest child of the late Margaret CATON and 
Philip Schuyler CROOKE of Flatbush.

HIGGINS - March 11, Anna Maria, widow of Capt. Edward HIGGINS of Norfolk, Va, 
and daughter of the late John C. ZIMMERMAN. Services tomorrow at 2 P.M., 
at 225 Decatur Street.

LONGMIRE - March 12, at 1077 Bergen St., on March 12, Walter C. LONGMIRE, 51. 

REYNOLDS - on March 11, Nellie REYNOLDS, daughter of the late 
Daniel and Jennie REYNOLDS, 18, Funeral from 138 Luquer Street, 
thence to St. Mary's Star of the Sea Church on Tuesday at 10 A.M.

STOOTHOFFf - On March 12th, Ellen STOOTHOFF, 78 formerly of Jamaica, L.I. 
Funeral services at 606 McDonough Street Tuesday at 2. 

SEEGER - On March 12, Ludwig Phillip SEEGER, 31. 
Funeral services on Tuesday at 2 P.M. at 6 4th Street, New Brighton, S.I. 

14 March 1905
ARMSTRONG - March 12 at 219 President st., James ARMSTRONG, 73.

Albert AUERBACH, for eighteen years a plumber and tinsmith, living at 
51 North Second street, died at his home Sunday morning. Mr. AUERBACH 
was born forty-two years ago in Germany. He is survived by three 
sisters. Funeral services will be held at his late home Thursday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. SOMMER, pastor of the North 
Fifth Street German Lutheran Church, officiating. Interment will be 
made at Lutheran Cemetery. Undertaker John T. GALLAGHER, of Bedford 
avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

CHAPMAN - March 12, Daniel C. CHAPMAN, 85 at 92 Sixth ave.

CHICHESTER - March 12,at 135 Lafayette ave., Mary E., 73, wife of 
Capt. Oliver CHICHESTER.
Mrs. Mary CHICHESTER died yesterday at the home of her son, George E. 
CHICHESTER, 135 Lafayette avenue, of heart disease, superinduced by a 
paralytic stroke. Mrs. CHICHESTER was born Nov. 19, 1932, in East 
Moriches, Long Island. She was the widow of Captain CHICHESTER, well 
known in marine circles a third of a century ago. She leaves two 
sons, George E. and Captain CHICHESTER, of the Clyde line steamer 
Carib. The funeral was held this afternoon at Center Moriches.

COFFY - March 12, Margaret SKEBAN, widow of John COFFY at 269 Third ave.

COLE - March 12, John H. COLE, 70 at 15 Greene ave.
After a lingering illness, John H. COLE died at his home, 201 
Skillman street, Sunday night. He was born in Brooklyn 69 years ago, 
and had always resided here, being well known as an auctioneer. He 
was a member of Magnolia Lodge, No. 16, I.O.O.F. The funeral services 
will take place this evening in the chapel of the National Funeral 
Directing Company, 15 Greene avenue. The interment will be made 
to-morrow morning at Greenwood Cemetery.

CONKLIN - March 11, H. Elizabeth, wife of George H. CONKLIN, at 110 Kent st.

CORNER - March 12, Frank CORNER, at 389 Dean st.
Frank CORNER, an old resident of the Eleventh Assembly District, died 
at his home, 389 Dean street, Sunday afternoon, from bronchitis and 
complications, in his sixty-second year. Mr. Corner was born in 
England. He came to Brooklyn in 1860, and was for twenty-seven years 
a buyer for Journey and Burnham, retiring three years ago. He was a 
member of the National Provident Union; the American Legion of Honor, 
and St. Peter's Protestant Episcopal Church. On Dec. 30 last Mr 
CORNER lost his wife, Mrs. Katherine CROOKS-CORNER, after one week's 
illness. Since her death Mr. CORNER has grieved a great deal. Mr. 
CORNER was a Republican. Three sons, Frederick W. Frank and Edward, 
eleven years old, survive him. Funeral services will be held at his 
late residence this evening at 7 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Lindsay 
Parker, rector of St. Peter's P.E. Church, in State street, assisted 
by the Rev. Mr. HIND, officiating. Interment will be made in the 
family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker W.H. BURILL, of 67 
Flatbush avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

FRICKENHAUS - At 200 Union st., Carl William Albert FRICKENHAUS, 23.
After a lingering illness Carl William Albert FRICKENHAUS, only son 
of A.J. Herman and Clara M. FRICKENHAUS, died at the home of his 
parents, 260 Union street, yesterday morning, in his twenty-third 
year. Mr. FRICKENHAUS was born in Brooklyn, and was a member of the 
South Congregational Church. A father, mother, and two sisters 
survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late home to-morrow 
afternoon at 1 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Albert J. Lyman, pastor of the 
South Congregational Church, in Court street, officiating. Interment 
will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery.

GILFEATHER - March 11, Thomas A., son of Thomas and Margaret GILFEATHER.

HASTINGS - March 12, Patrick H. HASTINGS at 185 Eighteenth st.

HUDNER - March 12, James F. HUDNER, husband of the late Nora HUDNER, 
nee HURLEY, at 129 Carlton ave.
After an acute illness of one week James F. HUDNER died at his home, 
129 Carlton avenue, Sunday morning, in his sixty-second year. Mr. 
HUDNER was born in Cork County, Ireland, and came to Brooklyn about 
forty-five years ago. For many years he was a member of the Concord 
Council, Benevolent Legion and of the Sacred Heart Roman Catholic 
Church. Three sons, Frank, James and Richard, and three daughters, 
Mrs, Mary BAGSHAW, of Corona, Mrs. A.M. LOCKHART, of Cedarhurst, and 
Miss Julia, of Brooklyn, survive him. Funeral services were held at 
his late home this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Father BURKE, 
assistant pastor of the
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, in Clermont avenue, officiating. 
Interment was made in the family plot at Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker 
John J. HIGGINS, of Jay street, had charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

John KENNY, 41 years old, of 940 Fortieth street. Died yesterday 
morning at the Cumberland Street Hospital of a fractured skull, 
sustained while working on a building at the corner of Carlton avenue 
and Pacific street, three hours before. Mr. KENNY was born in 
Ireland, but came to this country when 20 years old, and for the last 
21 years had been a resident of Brooklyn. He was a member of the Holy 
Name Society of St. Catherine of Alexandria Church, of Borough Park, 
and of Kings Borough Council, No. 1,979, Royal Arcanum. The funeral 
will be held Thursday from his late residence, thence to the Church 
of St. Catherine of Alexandria, where a mass will be said by the Rev. 
J.J. O'Neill for the repose of his soul. Interment will be made at 
Holy Cross Cemetery. He is survived by a widow and two sons.

LOCKWOOD - March 11, Margaret Caroline, 2, daughter of William R. and 
Ida BLAUVERT LOCKWOOD, at 515 Tenth st.

LONGMIRE- At 1077 Bergen st., March 12, Walter C. LONGMIRE, 51.

MARKS - March 12, Julia A. MARKS, 70, mother of Wilson MARKS at 307 Madison st.

MITCHISON - March 11, Margaret E., wife of Henry B. MITCHISON, at 262 Dean st.

MEYER - March 12, Claus MEYER, (?)2, at 570 Walton ave.

NEWELL - March 11, Adeline E., 94, widow of George NEWELL, at 147 
Lafayette ave.
Attended by many friends the funeral services of Adeline E. NEWELL 
were held last night at her late home, 147 Lafayette avenue. Mrs. 
NEWELL was 93 years old and up to two years ago, when she was 
stricken with paralysis, was a vigorous woman. She was born in 
Montreal, Canada, but was a resident of Brooklyn for over 60 years. 
She leaves one daughter, Mrs.. Mary GROVE, four grandchildren and one 
great-grandchild.

PECK - March 12, Carrie BROWN, wife of William C. PECK, at 403 Monroe st.

POHL - Ann Gertrude POHL, 82 at 102A Pacific st.
Mrs. Anna Gertrude POHL, widow of August Frederick POHL, a veteran of 
the Civil War, died at her home yesterday in her eighty-second year. 
Mrs. POHL was born in Germany, and came to Brooklyn in 1849. For 
sixteen years she was a Sunday school teacher in the Atlantic Avenue 
Mission, and was a member of the Clinton Avenue Congregational 
Church. Mrs. POHL is survived by one son, the Rev. Frederick J. POHL, 
a member of the Brooklyn Presbytery, and four grandchildren. Funeral 
services will be held at the home of her son, the Rev. Frederick J. 
POHL, 1525A Pacific street, to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. 
A.H. RENNIE, pastor of the Glenmore Presbyterian Church, officiating. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. 
Undertaker Edward B. ELLIS, of 2996 Fulton street, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

James REGAN, who for fifty-seven years was a resident of the Tenth 
Ward, is dead, and the funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon from 
the home of the family, 352 Degraw street. The services will be held 
at 2 o'clock, and the burial will be made in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. 
REGAN was one the first paving contractors in the city, and it was he 
who laid out the first curbing around the Borough Hall. At that time 
Fulton street was a dirt road, and Mr. REGAN later laid the first 
pavement on the street. He was for twenty years engaged in the 
hardware business in Court street. He is survived by three sons and 
two daughers. One of the sons is Dr. T.J. REGAN.

REYNOLDS - March 11, Nellie REYNOLDS, 18, daughter of the late Daniel 
and Jennie REYNOLDS, at 138 Luquer st.

ROESE - March 12, Waldo K., 18, son of L. Henry and Marion H. ROESE 
at 87 Keap st.

John ROSS died at his home, in Bay Ridge avenue, Bay Ridge, yesterday 
after a short illness. He was 69 years old. Mr. ROSS was for many 
years engaged in the clothing business in Hamilton avenue near the 
ferry. He was a member of Nassau Lodge, F. and A.M. for the past 
forty years and a member of the United Brethren Benefit Society of 
this city. A widow, Kate, three daughters and four sons survive him. 
The funeral will be held from his late residence Thursday at 1 P.M. 
Interment will be made in Washington Cemetery.

ROYAEL - March 10, at 46 Prospect pl.John H. ROYAEL, 72.

SAMMIS - March 11, Elvira A. SAMMIS (nee WHITE), 26, wife of Herbert 
D. SAMMIS, at 262 South Second st.

SCHENCK - March 11, Henry SCHENCK, son of the late Samuel B. SCHENCK, 
of Fishkill, NY.

SHANLEY - March 11, Thomas, father of Thomas and William and brother 
of Delia SHANLEY, at 210 Myrtle st.

STOOTHOFF - March 12, Ellen STOOTHOFF, 73, formerly of Jamaica, L.I., 
at 606 McDonough st.
After an illness of several months Miss Ellen STOOTHOOF, a daughter 
of the late John C. STOOTHOOF, an old and respected citizen of 
Jamaica, died at her home, 606 McDonough street, yesterday morning. 
She was in her seventy-fourth year. Miss STOOTHOOF was one of a 
family of nine children, and is survived by one sister, Mary, of 
Brooklyn, and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services were 
held at her late home today. The remains were interred in the family 
plot at Grace Church Cemetery, Jamaica. Undertaker Oscar A. BOCK, of 
788 Manhattan avenue, had charge of the funeral arrangements.

STOUTENBOROUGH - March 11, at 210 Prospect pl., E.A. STOUTENBOROUGH.
The funeral services over the remains of Major E.A. STOUTENBOROUGH 
will be held this evening at the home of X. STOUTENBOROUGH, 210 
Prospect place, the Rev. Dr. Lindsay PARKER officiating. At the 
outbreak of the Civil War he enlisted and remained in the service all 
through the war. He rose from the rank of private to that of major 
and had a brilliant record. He was born in New York, 77 years ago, 
but was a resident of Brooklyn for 50 years. He was a member of a 
number of fraternal societies. He is survived by two brothers, X. and 
Charles F. STOUTENBOROUGH.

TENNY - March 13, Walter H. TENNY, 61, at 160 Jefferson ave.
Walter H. TENNEY died at his home, 160 Jefferson avenue, this city, 
yesterday, after an illness lasting four months. He was in his 
sixty-first year, having been born January 22 1844. He was a machinist 
by trade, and was for many years in the employ of James R. HEBERT of 
256 James place.. His father, Capt. TENNEY, was well known in public 
life, having held the office of Assessor for several years. Mr. 
TENNEY was a member of DeWitt Clinton Lodge. At the time of his death 
he held the office of chaplain of the order. A brother, Dr. Dudley 
TENNEY, of 44 West Fifty-second street, Manhattan survives him. The 
funeral was held from his late residence this afternoon. The Rev. 
Lyman D. CALKINS, of the Episcopal Church of the Reconciliation, 
officiated. Interment was made at Cypress Hills Cemetery.

Charles S. VAN HORN, formerly a resident of South Brooklyn, died on 
March 4 in the City Hospital, Newark, NJ, after a long illness. A 
widow, Emily, of 346 Fifth avenue, Brooklyn; five sons, William, 
Cornelius, Charles, George and August, and three daughters, Florence, 
Mrs. Dolly REEDY and Mrs. Carrie BARTHOLOMEW, survive him.

VAN WYCK - At East Fishkill, NY, March 10, Elizabeth M., 85, widow of 
James VAN WYCK and daughter of Nicholas VAN BRUNT, of Brooklyn, NY.

George W. VAN VENSCHOTEN, 18 years old, died at his home, 190 
Roebling street. Mr. VAN VENSCHOTEN was born in Brooklyn and educated 
in St. Vincent de Paul's School. He was employed as a clerk in 
Manhattan, and was a member of the choir in St. Vincent de Paul's 
Church. Funeral services will be held to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock 
at St. Vincent de Paul's R.C. Church, in North Sixth street. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Undertaker John J. GALLAGHER, of 215 North Eighth street, has charge 
of the funeral arrangements.

WAKEMAN - March 13, Henry T. WAKEMAN, 73, husband of Jennie C. 
WAKEMAN at 102 Prospect pl.
Henry T. WAKEMAN died at his home, 192 Prospect place, yesterday, 
after a short illness from complications, in his seventy-eighth year. 
Mr. WAKEMAN was born in New York, and for many years was a hardware 
merchant at 85 Chambers street, Manhattan. He was well known in 
social and club circles. A widow, Jennie C., and one daughter survive 
him. Funeral services will be held at his late home to-morrow 
afternoon at 2 o'clock.

WEINZ - March 12, Lena WEINZ, mother of Mrs. Charles LANE at 152 Eighth ave.

WIDDOWS - March 12, John H. WIDDOWS, 34, at 93 Gates ave.
John H. WIDDOWS died Sunday at his home, 957 Gates avenue, after a 
brief illness. He was born in Brooklyn, 54 years ago, and was for 
many years a member of Joppa Lodge, F. & A. M. Fraternal services 
will be held at the Gates avenue home at 8 o'clock this evening. The 
interment, in Cypress Hills Cemetery, will be held privately. His is 
survived by a widow.

WRIGHT - March 11, Carrie, daughter of the late James and Catherine 
WRIGHT and sister of Loretta and Stella, at 434A St. Marks ave.

Kingsboro Council, R.A., 1979 - John A. KENNY - A special meeting 
will be held at Standard Hall, on Wednesday evening, March 15, at 
7:45 o'clock, for the purpose of attending the funeral services of 
our late brother.
W.C. STEVENSON, Secretary
W.M. GILMARTIN, Regent

SWIMM
On Sunday, March 12th, in his 68th year, Theo. W., beloved husband of 
Martha L. SWIMM. Funeral services at his late residence, 396 
Jefferson ave., Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 14th, at 8 P.M.

15 March 1905
RICH MAN IS DEAD IN HOTEL; WOMAN COMPANION GONE
A night clerk, making a tour through the Grand Union Hotel, 
Manhattan, yesterday, found the body of Henry R. REED, 62 years old, 
a wealthy sugar refiner of Boston and a director of the Pullman 
Company and of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Mr. REED engaged the 
room on Sunday. With him was a woman about 25 years old, whom he 
registered as his wife, but whose real identity is unknown.
Coroner Brown gave permission to have the body removed to an 
undertaking establishment.
When REED's family was notified they said he had left for New York on 
Sunday, ostensibly on business. He appeared to be in the best of 
health. Mrs. REED will come to New York to-day to take charge of the 
body. Death is believed too have been due to heart trouble. The woman 
left the hotel Monday.

MAN, WHO REGISTERED FROM BROOKLYN, IDENTIFIED
The man who registered at the Van Twiller Hotel, Twenty-fifth street 
and Lexington avenue, Manhattan, on Monday as "F.C. CRAIG, Brooklyn," 
and later killed himself by blowing his brains out, has been 
identified as Leopold E. ENO, who was employed as clerk in the office 
of Paul F. GERHART & Co., agents for the Lamport and Holt line, 19 
White street, Manhattan.
His uncle, George W. WERHAN, of South Nyack, identified the body. At 
the office where ENO was employed no cause was known for his act.

CAME HOME TO FIND WIFE DEAD FROM GAS POISONING.
When Paul MEYER, of 339 Prospect avenue, came home last midnight he 
noticed an odor of gas in the house. Going to his wife's room he 
found it full of gas. His wife lay dead in bed. The police reported 
the case as an accident, declaring that the pin in the gas burner was 
loose and that Mrs. MEYER probably turned it on by accident.

ARMSTRONG - On March 12, at 249 President st., James ARMSTRONG, 73.

ARNOLD
Mrs. Louise ARNOLD, wife of the Rev. A.C. ARNOLD, died at her home, 
88 Milton street, yesterday. She was a daughter of the Rev. William 
REID, and was born in Connecticut 67 years ago. She came to 
Greenpoint in 1861. She leave a husband and two sons. The funeral 
services will be held Friday afternoon, the Rev. Mr. MACARTHUR, of 
the Calvary Baptist Church, Manhattan, officiating. Interment in 
Cypress Hills Cemetery under the direction of Louis PREBER.

CONKLIN
Mrs. Elizabeth CONKLIN, wife of George H. CONKLIN, died Monday after 
a lingering illness. The immediate cause of her death was paralysis, 
though she had been in delicate health for the past five years. She 
was born in Cornwall, NY, sixty years ago, but had lived in 
Greenpoint for the last thirty-five years. Besides her husband, she 
leaves one son and one daughter. The funeral services were held at 
the home, 110 North Tenth street last evening. Rev. Dr. Robert D. 
HUTCHINS conducted the services, assisted by the Rev. Robert W. 
MACCULLOUGH. The interment was made this morning at Cypress Hills 
Cemetery under the direction of William NASON.

CONROY
Winfred CONROY died yesterday at his home, 428 Fifth avenue. He was 
born in Ireland and had lived in Brooklyn for twenty-seven years. He 
was a member of St. Thomas Acquinas' Church, and is survived by a son 
and daughter. The funeral arrangements have not been made as yet. 
Undertaker Edward J. RENOUARD, of 424 Fourth avenue, has charge.

CLARKE
On Tuesday, March 14th, 1905, Orma Ada CLARKE, only daughter of 
Douglas Stuart and Bessie Constable CLARKE, age 1 year, 3 months and 
10 days. Funeral services will be held at the residence of her 
parents, 1028 Church ave., Friday, March 17th, a 3 P.M., Flatbush, N.Y.

DOYLE
Mrs. Anna Louise DOYLE died at her home, 280 Skillman street, early 
yesterday morning, after an illness of two weeks. Mrs. DOYLE was born 
in Brooklyn. She was the eldest daughter of James and Catherine 
SULLIVAN. She was educated at the Sisters of Mercy Convent school, 
and was a member of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Seven years 
ago, she was married to Alfred J. DOYLE, who, with one son, Alfred J. 
Jr., survive her. Funeral services will be held at St. Patrick's R.C. 
Church, in Willoughby avenue, to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Calvary Cemetery. 
Undertaker John C. TRACY, of Kent avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

DUNN
After a short illness, Joseph T. DUNN died at his home, 86 Ross 
street, yesterday. He was 33 years old, and had resided in the 
Eastern District nearly all his life. Mr. DUNN was the treasurer of 
the Sunday school of the First Reformed Church, Bedford avenue and 
Clymer street, also a deacon of the church and a member of the Board 
of Consistory. He was a Royal Arcanumite and a member of the Imperial 
Order of Heptasophs. He is survived by his widow, Carrie, and an 
infant child. The funeral services  will be held to-morrow night at 
the First Reformed Church, the Rev. Dr. E.P. BAILEY officiating. 
Undertaker J.B. MORROW, of 333 Bedford avenue, has charge of the funeral.

GRAFF
Dietrich J. GRAFF died at his home, 304 Lafayette avenue, yesterday 
afternoon, after a week's illness from pneumonia, in his sixty-ninth 
year. Mr. GRAFF was born at Bremen, Germany, and came to Brooklyn 
when a young man of twenty-one. He was connected with the banking 
firm of Muller, Schall and Company, at 44 Wall street, Manhattan. He 
was a member of a number of clubs. In June, 1876, he was married to 
Miss Lucy Mary LANGMAN, who with four children, two sisters and one 
brother survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late 
residence to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Thomas J. 
CROSBY, rector of S. James' P.E. Church, at Lafayette avenue and St. 
James place, officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot 
at Greenwood Cemetery.

HARRON
On March 13, William HARRON, 47, at 354 Atlantic ave.

HICKS
Robert T. HICKS, the last of his family and life-long resident of 
Brooklyn, died at his home, 122 Hicks street, yesterday morning in 
his sixty-sixth year. Mr. HICKS was born at the corner of Henry and 
Clark streets, and was a son of the late Robert T. HICKS, of 
Hicksville, L.I., who was born in 1798, and owned much real estate in 
Brooklyn, as well as a large part of what is now Central Park, 
Manhattan. He was a man with a large social acquaintance, and spent 
much time in society. In earlier years he traveled very extensively. 
He was a Quaker and a member of the Hicksite Church, in Schermerhorn 
street, also a Thirty-third degree Mason. Mr. HICKS was a bachelor, 
and is survived by one nephew, Gilbert HICKS BARNS, and one niece, 
Helen M. BARNS, of Poughkeepsie. Funeral services will be held at his 
late home to-morrow morning at 10:30 o'clock, being conducted by the 
Hicksite Friends. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery. Undertaker Joseph BISHOP, of 85 Henry 
street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

HOLLINGSWORTH
On March 12, Henry S. HOLLINGSWORTH, 69, widower of Catherine J. 
HOLLINGSWORTH. Funeral services at 1148 DeKalb ave., this evening at 8.

McLAUGHLIN
On Wednesday A.M., March 15th, Ruth Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph A. 
and Julia E. McLAUGHLIN, in her 9th year. Funeral private, this day, 
from the residence of her parents, 270 Washington st.

MILLER
Mrs. Ida L. MILLER, an accomplished musician, died Monday afternoon, 
after a long illness. Mrs. MILLER was born in Brooklyn. She was a 
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George W. VAN MATER, and a wife of C.G. 
MILLER. Funeral services were held at the home of her parents, 354 
Macon street, to-day, the Rev. C. WOELFKIN, pastor of the Greene 
Avenue Baptist Church, in Greene avenue, officiating. Interment was 
made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker George 
SMITH, of Fulton street, had charge of the funeral arrangements.

OCKENHAUSER
Hannah Louise OCKENHAUSER, who died at her home Monday at the age of 
85 years, was buried in Greenwood to-day. Services were conducted at 
her home, 474 Fifty-fifth street, by the Rev. Dr. STEINBECKER, pastor 
of the English Lutheran Church of the Incarnation. A brother and 
sister survive her. She was born in New York and had lived in South 
Brooklyn six years.

O'HANLON
Patrick O'HANLON died at St. Catharine's Hospital yesterday of 
consumption. He was born in Ireland, thirty-six years ago, and lived 
with his mother, Catherine O'HANLON, at 889 Manhattan avenue, from 
which place the funeral will be held to-morrow afternoon. The 
interment will be made in Calvary Cemetery under the direction of 
John McELROY.

REID
On March 13, Louisa B. REID, widow of the late Philip H. REID. 
Funeral services at 531 St. Marks ave., this evening at 8.

ROESE
Funeral services for Waldo K. ROESE, pupil of Erasmus Hall High 
School, were held last night at his home, 87 Keap street. The Rev. 
Dr. Luther R. DYOTT, pastor of the United Congregational Church, 
officiated, and was assisted by the Rev. Dr. John D. KENNEDY, rector 
of St. Mark's Eastern Parkway Church. A quartet from the United 
Church sang "Lead Kindly Light," "Abide With Me," and "Nearer, My 
God, To Thee." Dr. DYOTT addressed the family and friends, and Dr. 
KENNEDY the members of the fraternity to which young ROESE belonged.

SMITH
After an illness of one month, Henry Mead SMITH died at his home, 21 
Linden street, from acute bright's disease, in his fifty-fifth year. 
Mr. SMITH was an insurance broker, with headquarters in Manhattan. He 
was a member of the Royal Arcanum and the Sixteenth Street Baptist 
Church, in Manhattan. A widow, one son, Thomas C., two brothers 
William and Oscar, and two sisters, Mrs. J. ROOME and Mrs. John 
SEAMAN, survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late home 
to-morrow evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. HODDER, of Flatbush, an 
old friend of the family, officiating. Interment will be made in the 
family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker George W. HAMILTON, of 
216 Bedford avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

SOUTHWICK
On March 14, Annie, daughter of the late Henry C. and Julia C. SOUTHWICK.

THORNE
Francis D. THORNE, for many years a resident of Greenpoint, died 
yesterday at his home, 147 Rodney street, after a short illness from 
old age and nervous prostration. He was born in Kingston, NY, 
seventy-nine years ago, and was a descendant of old Revolutionary 
stock. He was a distant relative of the late Peter COOPER. While a 
boy, Mr. THORNE's parents moved to Greenpoint and he continued to 
live in that section of Brooklyn until four years ago. Mr. THORNE's 
wife, who was Margaret ENNIS, died three years ago. Mr. THORNE for 
many years was a boss painter, but twenty years ago secured a 
position in the repair bureau of the Fire Department. He was a member 
of the Williamsburg Yacht Club, of the Knights of Columbus, and the 
Jefferson Democratic Club of Greenpoint. He was a life-long Democrat 
and took an active interest in the work of the party organization. 
One son, Francis of Columbus, and three daughters, Sarah, Anna, 
Theresa and Mrs. William F. GRAVES, survive him. The funeral services 
will be held to-morrow morning from the Church of the 
Transfiguration, Marcy avenue and Hooper street. Interment will be 
made at Calvary Cemetery.

VAN DYK
Mrs. Eliza VAN DYK, for fifty years a resident of Brooklyn, died in 
her home, 424 Jefferson avenue, yesterday from pneumonis, after two 
weeks' illness, in her seventieth year. Mrs. VAN DYK was born in 
England. She came to Brooklyn at the age of twenty. She was very 
charitable and had a host of friends. A husband,Nicholas, two sons, 
James and John, and two daughters, Mrs. Walter BAYER and Miss Anna, 
survive her. Funeral services were held at her late home t0-day, the 
Rev. Dr. L.L. TAYLOR, pastor of the Puritan Congregational Church, at 
Lafayette and Marcy avenues, officiating. The remains were interred 
in the family plot at Evergreens Cemetery. Undertaker Milton S. 
REEVES, of 335 Sumner avenue, had charge of the funeral arrangements.

WILLIAMS
On March 12, Edgar WILLIAMS, 53, at 114 Hall st.

16 March 1905
TREATED BY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, MUNN DIES
Dr. Emil F. HARTUNG, coroner's physician, held an autopsy on the body 
of Alderman MUNN this morning, who died last night at his home, 68 
Putnam avenue, and he found that death resulted from hemorrhages due 
to intestinal ulcers, a valvular disease of the heart and oedema 
[sic] of the brain. The doctor said death was not necessarily caused 
by the railroad accident. MUNN was injured at the Franklin avenue 
station of the Long Island Railroad two months ago.
MUNN was in St. Mary's Hospital two weeks, after which his relatives 
asked the hospital authorities to allow him to be removed to his 
home. This was done on assurance of good treatment, although the 
doctors rebelled for a time.
His wife then placed him under Christian Science treatment, and 
Coroner FLAHERTY received reports that the man was dying under his 
wife's care. Dr. Charles PHILLIPS was sent to the house by the 
coroner, and he reported the man was, on the road to recovery. Mrs. 
MUNN said that he was only suffering from a nervous disorder.
MUNN appeared to be improving until a few hours before his death last night.

STORY OF TROUBLE OVER SAVAGE GIRL'S BURIAL
It was rumored today that the mother of Mamie SAVAGE, the young woman 
who died in a carriage with Thomas J. DEEGAN early yesterday morning, 
had asked the Rev. Father Joseph KILPATRICK, pastor of St. Ambrose 
Catholic Church, for a Christian burial for the girl. Father 
KILPATRICK telephoned to-day to the Gates avenue police station to 
learn the cause of the girl's death, and was told when he called up 
the coroner that Miss SAVAGE had died from acute kidney trouble, and, 
that death was hastened by drink.
The pastor, when seen, denied that he had been asked to conduct the 
funeral services. The girl lived in the St. Ambrose Parish, and is 
said to have been a regular attendant at the church.
Father KILPATRICK said to-day that all he remembered of the girl was 
that she was of good character and "thoroughly correct."

ARMOUR
Samuel L. ARMOUR, an attache of the Brooklyn Navy Yard for forty-five 
years, died at his home, 80 Vanderbilt avenue, last night, after a 
six months' illness from paralysis, in his seventy-fourth year. Mr. 
ARMOUR was a sail maker. He was vice-president of the Theatrical 
Stage Employees' Union, also a member of the Brooklyn Theatrical 
Mechanical Association, Lodge No. 30. A widow, Anna FITZGERALD, five 
daughters and two sons survive him. Funeral services will be held at 
his late home on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Father 
BURKE, of the Sacred Heart R.C. Church, in Clermont avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

BUGLEE
At the age of 20 years, Alfred J. BUGLEE, son of George and Elizabeth 
BUGLEE, of 271 Fourteenth street, died at his home at 9 o'clock this 
morning from Bright's disease. The young man was popular in South 
Brooklyn, where he had many friends. The interment will be made in 
Greenwood Cemetery, under the direction of HINMAN Brothers, 
undertakers. Funeral arrangements have not otherwise, as yet, been 
made.

CLAGHORN
Mrs. Martha Holladay CLAGHORN, who died at her home, 81 Columbia 
Heights, on Wednesday, was born in Hammondsport, N.Y., of which town 
her grandfather was the founder. She removed to the West in her early 
years with her family, came to New York City in 1865, after her 
marriage to Charles CLAGHORN, and had resided here since. She was 
greatly interested in philanthropic work and reform movements of 
every kind, especially those tending to civic betterment. She was for 
many years an active worker in Plymouth Church, was a manger of the 
Wayside Home, a member of the New York State Woman's Suffrage 
Association, and a charter member of the Brooklyn Woman's Club. While 
a resident of Richmond Hill, Queens, she assisted in establishing the 
Twentieth Century Club of that place, and organized the Civic 
Committee of the club, and carrying on a work that became the model 
for work, as chairman, for civic betterment in other places. Owing to 
ill health she had been obliged to give up many of her activities in 
the last few years of her life, but always retained her interest in 
movements for the betterment of humanity. At the time of her death 
she was a member of the Brooklyn Woman's Club, the Brooklyn Woman's 
Suffrage Association, the Twentieth Century Club of Richmond Hill, 
and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Funeral 
services will be held at her residence to-morrow morning at 11 
o'clock, the Rev. William P. EVANS, of Richmond Hill, officiating.

CLARK
After an illness of three months Mrs. Rose CLARK, wife of Charles 
CLARK, died at her home, 540 Kosciusko street, last night from 
pleurisy, aggravated by asthma, in her 63d year. Mrs. CLARK fro many 
years worshipped at the East Sixth Street Presbyterian Church, in 
Manhattan. A husband, one son, Charles H., and three daughters, Mrs. 
John WORTH, Mrs. John CLARK and Miss Alice B. CLARK, survive her. 
Funeral services will be held at her late residence on Saturday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Bertram TIPPLE, pastor of Embury 
Memorial M.E. Church at Lewis avenue and Decatur street, officiating. 
The remains will be temporarily placed in a receiving vault at 
Cypress Hills Cemetery. Undertaker John TRACY, of Fulton street, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

CONROY
Tuesday, March 14, Winnie CONROY (nee WILLET), native of Cong. County 
Mayo, Ireland, beloved wife of the late Michael CONROY. Relatives and 
friends requested to attend funeral from her late residence, 428 
Fifth ave., Friday, March 17, at 2 P.M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

COOK
Mrs. Catherine Aikman COOK, widow of William Prentice COOK, of 233 
Harrison street, for nearly fifty years a resident of Brooklyn, died 
at her home last night, after a lingering illness. Mrs. COOK was one 
of a large family of children. She was born in New York, and after 
her marriage to William Prentice COOK, about fifty years ago, she 
came to Brooklyn. She was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian 
Church, of which her husband was a trustee and deacon. Three brothers 
and three sister survive her. Funeral services will be held at her 
late residence to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock. The remains will be 
interred by the side of her husband, in the family plot at the Rural 
Cemetery, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Undertaker John C. KUHLKE, of 154 Court 
street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

COOPER
Mrs. Harriet COOPER, widow of Thomas COOPER, died at her home, 567 
Monroe street, early yesterday morning from old age. Mrs. COOPER was 
born in New York City in 1815 and was for many years a resident of 
the Stuyvesant section. She was a member of Janes' Methodist 
Episcopal Church and was very charitable. She is survived by one son, 
Charles, and four daughters, Mrs. Rebecca SEDAM, Harriet, Margaret 
and Emma. Funeral services were held at her late residence to-day, 
the Rev. Dr. Otto F. BATHOLOW, pastor of Janes' M.E. Church, 
officiating. The remains were interred in the family plot at 
Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker William CARPENTER, of 169 Reid avenue, 
had charge of the funeral arrangements.

COSGROVE
Mrs. Katherine T. COSGROVE, of 146 Clermont avenue, daughter of John 
REILLY and Bridget GILL, died in a sanitarium at 827 Sterling place 
Tuesday evening after an operation for appendicitis, in her 29th 
year. Mrs. COSGROVE was born in Ireland and came to Brooklyn fifteen 
years ago. She was a member of St. John's Roman Catholic Chapel and 
his survived by a husband, father, mother and one sister. Funeral 
services will be held to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock in St. John's 
Chapel, in Clermont avenue. Interment will be made at Holy Cross 
Cemetery. Undertaker James CONLEY, of 550 Myrtle avenue, has charge 
of the funeral arrangements.

DEFOREST
March 14, Frederick Lockwood, son of the late James G. and Julia T. 
deFOREST. Funeral service at the Brick Presbyterian Church, 
Thirty-seven st. and Fifth ave., Manhattan, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.

KELLY
Mrs. Ann KELLY, who died at the Home for the Aged, Bushwick and 
DeKalb avenues, on Wednesday morning, was in her 82d year. Mrs. KELLY 
had been an inmate of this institution for the past year. Formerly 
she lived in the Eastern District, where she was well known in 
Catholic church circles. The funeral will take place from Thomas H. 
IRELAND's funeral parlors, on North Sixth street, on Saturday at 2 
P.M. The interment will be made in the family plot in Calvary Cemetery.

KLOEPPEL
Henry A. KLOEPPEL died at his home, 141 Ridgewood avenue, yesterday 
afternoon, form apoplexy. He was seventy-three years old. Mr. 
KLOEPPEL was born in Germany. He was a member of the First Baptist 
Church of East New York. A widow, three sons and two daughters 
suvive. Funeral services will be held at his late residence, Saturday 
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Interment will be made in the family plot 
at Cypress Hills Cemetery.

KRAUPP
Funeral services for William KRAUPP, who died at his home, 360 
Sixteenth street, last Tuesday, will be held this evening at his late 
residence. The Rev. Dr. WASMUND will officiate. Mr. KRUAPP was 
thirty-four years old. His death was due to tuberculosis and an 
attack of grip. Although born in New York he had lived in Brooklyn 
for many years. Interment will be made in the New York Bay Cemetery 
to-morrow, under the direction of HINMAN Brothers, undertakers, of 
Seventeenth street. Mr. KRUAPP is survived by a widow and one son.

MAYHER
March 14, Alice MAYHER. Funeral services at 93 Lafayette abe. this evening.

MORRISON
James F. MORRISON, beloved son of the late Thos. J. MORRISON, 19 
years old, who died suddenly yesterday, was one of the most popular 
members of St. Agnes' Church. He was a graduate of Public School 32, 
Hoyt and President streets, and also graduated from the Boys' High 
School with high honors. He was a messenger in the National Bank of 
Commerce. The funeral will be held from his late home, 55 St. Mark's 
place, to-morrow morning, thence to St. Agnes's Church, Sackett and 
Hoyt streets. The interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery.
[additional entry:]
Suddenly, on Wednesday, March 15th, 1905, James F. MORRISON, beloved 
son of the late Thos. J. MORRISON. Relatives and friends are 
respectfully invited to call at the residence of his mother, Mrs. 
Walter J. BEST, Jr., 55 St. Mark's pl., Brooklyn, N.Y.; thence to St. 
Agnes' Church, Hoyt st., corner Sackett st., Friday, March 17th, 
1905, at 9 A.M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

NEWMAN
March 14, Mrs. Hermandine NEWMAN (nee SCHULZ), widow of the Rev. R.W. 
NEWMAN. Services this evening at 312 West Eighteenth st., New York City.

REARDON
At his late residence, 172 North Sixth st., Capt. John REARDON, of 
the Eighty-second Precinct, aged 60 years. Funeral from St. Vincent 
de Paul's Church, North Sixth st., on Saturday, March 18th, at 10:30 
A.M. Relatives and friends and members of the Seymour Club and Holy 
Name Cociety of St. Vincent de Paul's Church and Fraternal Order of 
Eagles, No. 393, of Brooklyn, are respectfully invited.

REILLY
John REILLY, an old resident of the Fourteenth ward, died at the of 
his sister, Mrs. BROWN, 139 South First street, on Monday of 
pneumonia. Mr. REILLY was 74 years old. The funeral took place 
yesterday afternoon from his late residence, and the interment was 
made int he family plot of Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker Thomas H. 
IRELAND, of North Sixth street, had charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

SPRINGER
March 13, Jacob, husband of Anna SPRINGER, 60.

THORSEN
Edith THORSEN, 5 years old, daughter of Thor and Mary THORSEN, died 
Tuesday afternoon of diphtheria at her home, 120 Eagle street. The 
funeral was held yesterday afternoon, and the interment was made at 
Lutheran Cemetery. Chris TREBER was the undertaker in charge.

VAN WICKLEN
March 14, Sarah Ann VAN WICKLEN, at 179 Adams st., Funeral services 
at East Norwich, L.I., on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

WILSON
Frank WILSON, 55 years old, of Surf avenue, near West Twenty-first 
street., Coney Island, died at his home yesterday of pneumonia, after 
an illness of only three days. Mr. WILSON had conducted a restaurant 
a the Island for the past two years. The body will be taken to 
Baltimore, Md., his native city, for interment, under the direction 
of Undertaker Howard H. HAVRON of West Eighth street. Mr. WILSON is 
survived by two sons and a daughter.

17 March 1905
AHRENS
March 16, John C., husband of Catherine AHRENS, 57, at 220 Livingston st.

ARNOLD
March 14, M. Louise, wife of Albert C. ARNOLD and daughter of the 
late Rev. William REID.

CLAGHORN
On March 15,  Martha HOLLADAY, wife of Charles CLAGHORN, at Columbia Heights.

CLARKE
On March 14, Orma Ada CLARKE, daughter of Douglas Stuart and Bessie 
Constable CLARKE, 1 year, at 1928 Church ave., Flatbush.

COOK
At 233 Harrison st., March 15, Catherine AIKMAN, wife of the late 
William Prentice COOK. Funeral private.

COSGROVE
On March 14, Katharine T. REILLY, wife of Michael J. COSGROVE, at 146 
Clermont ave.

DECKNER
March 15, F.W. DECKNER. Funeral services at 118 Court st. this evening at 8.

DE FOREST
On March 14, Frederick Lockwood, son of the late James G. and Julia 
T. DE FOREST. Funeral services at the Chapel of the Brick 
Presbyterian Church, Thirty-seventh st. and Fifth ave., Manhattan, 
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.

ELLIOTT
On March 15, Johanna ELLIOTT, widow of Capt. Samuel ELLIOTT. Funeral 
services at 773 West End ave., New York City, this evening at 8.

HURST
On March 15, at Bath, N.Y., Jesse W. HURST

LENNON (nee EGAN)
On March 16, Ellen, wife of the late Thomas LENNON, at 1063 Atlantic ave.

MAYHER
Suddenly, on March 14, Miss Alice MAYHER, at 93 Lafayette ave.

RAPELJE
On March 15, Dorothy Bennet, infant daughter of Charles V. and S. 
Lillian RAPELJE. Funeral services at 96 Barbey st., on Saturday at 2 P.M.

WALTON
At 436 Carlton ave., on March 16, Helen Marion WALTON, widow fo 
William WALTON, 90.

18 March 1905
MANY CAPTAINS ATTEND REARDON'S FUNERAL

The funeral services for Police Capt. John E. REARDON were attended 
by a large gathering at the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, in North 
Sixth street, this morning. Among those present were many police 
captains. The body was carried from the Captain's home, at 172 North 
Sixth street, to the church, with  a detail of police from the 
Eighty-second precinct, the License Squad, acting as an escort.
The celebrant of the mass was the Rev. Father John J. FITZSIMMONS, 
while Father Thomas E. CARROLL was the deacon, Father Thomas A. 
NAUMEY the sub-deacon, and Father KENNEDY the master of ceremonies. 
The eulogy was delivered by Father CARROLL. The interment was in 
Calvary Cemetery.
Among those at the services were Deputy Police Commissioners FARRELL 
and McAVOY, Chief Inspector Adam CROSS and Inspectors MURPHY, D??HAN 
{maybe DAUHAN] and McLAUGHLIN and Police Captains DARCY, LINDRMAN, 
HOLAHAN, HARKINS, Edward GALLAGHER, SOMERS, HAYES, KNIPE, BECKER, 
TOOLE, REYNOLDS, FORMOSS, DRISCOLL, WHITE, BALDWIN, Bernard 
GALLAGHER, CONDON, KENNY, MURPHY, O'REILLY, CULLEN,BUCHANAN, MAUDE 
and VELSOR.

YOUNG MAN FOUND DYING IN A HALLWAY
A young man supposed, from papers found on him, to be S. AUGUST, who 
lived in a furnished room at 211 East Fourth street, Manhattan, was 
found unconscious in the lower hallway of the house early this 
morning. He died before an ambulance arrived. It is believed death 
was due to heart failure.

AIKMAN
On March 17, at 233 Harrison st., Rebecca GIRAUD, daughter of the 
late Hugh AIKMAN.

ARMOUR
On Wednesday, at his late residence, 80 Vanderbilt ave., Samuel L. 
ARMOUR, beloved husband of Annie ARMOUR, in the 74th year of his age. 
Funeral on Sunday at 2 P.M.

BUGBEE
On March 16, '05, Alfred J. BUGBEE, 20, beloved son of the late 
George and Elizabeth BUGBEE. Funeral from his late residence, 271 
Fourteenth st., Brooklyn, Sunday at 3:30.

COLLINS
On March 16, Catherine COLLINS, wife of the late John COLLINS, 
at 376 Myrtle ave.

CUMING
On March 16, at 102 Lefferts pl., Harriet CUMING. 
Funeral service Sunday at 2:30 P.M.

DELANEY
On March 16, Peter F. DELANEY, at 938 Pacific st.

ELLSWORTH
On March 16, George A. ELLSWORTH, 11, son of George I. and Annie 
ELLSWORTH. Funeral Sunday at 2 o'clock from 671 President at.

ENO
Suddenly, March 14, Leopold E. ENO, son of W.F. and Mary A. ENO, 34, 
Services private, Sunday.

GUENTHER
March 16, Hermine GUENTHER, wife and mother. Funeral on Sunday, from 
the German Methodist Episcopal Church, 340 Fortieth st., near Ninth 
ave., New York City at 1:30 P.M.

MATHEWS
On March 16, at 533 Seventeenth st., the Rev, James MATHEWS, 68. 
Funeral services this evening at 8.

PORTER
George E., son of Annie M. and the late William PORTER, Jr., March 
17. Funeral services at 2153 Clarendon road, Sunday, at 2 P.M.

SNYDER
At 484 Seventh st., March 17, Margaret E. SNYDER, 82, widow of William H.

John J. BYRNES, who died at his home,. 349 Rutland road, on Thursday, 
was at one time Postmaster of the old town of Flatbush before it was 
absorbed by the City of Brooklyn. He was born and lived in Flatbush 
all his life. He died at the age of 40 years, death resulting from 
dropsy after an illness of two months. Mr. BYRNES was a member of St. 
Francis Assisi Church, at Nostrand avenue and Lincoln road, and also 
a member of the Holy Name Society of the same church. He leaves a 
widow and six children. Funeral services will be held Monday morning 
at St. Francis Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated by the 
Rev. Francis X. OUDEKE.

SOLOMON CANTOR
Solomon CANTOR, died at his home, 337 Degraw street, this morning. He 
was a member of the Court Brooklyn; No.1 F. of A.; United Brethren, 
B.S.; King Solomon Lodge, I.O.O.P., and past president of Zeredatha 
Lodge, No. 483, F. and A.M. The funeral services will be conducted 
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A widow, Katherine, survives him.

George B. CARHART died yesterday at his home, 126 Columbia Heights, 
of a complication of diseases. He was in his ninty-fourth year. Mr. 
CARHART was one of the oldest residents of the Columbia Heights 
section, and was once a well-known financier. In the 30's and 40's he 
was a banker in Augusta and Macon, Ga. He came to this city about 
fifty years ago and organized the firm of Brigham a & Carhart, cotton 
brokers. He was for many years a director on the New York, New Haven 
and Hartford Railroad, and for some time was president of the 
company. He was one of the founders, and for years one of the 
directors of the National Bank of the Republic. He remained a 
director therein until it was merged with the First National Bank. 
Mr. CARHART was also a trustee of the Union/Trust Company. He was a 
widower for many years, and lived with his son, Armory S. CARHART, 
his sole survivor.

Edward J. CARROLL died at his home 202 Ainslie street, yesterday. He 
was the oldest son of Daniel and Mary CARROLL, old residents of the 
Eastern District. He was 20 years old. A solemn requiem mass will be 
offered for the repose of his soul in the Church of the Immaculate 
Conception, Leonard and Maujer streets, on Tuesday morning at 9:30 
o'clock.
[additional notice folows]
CARROLL - At his late residence, 202 Ainslie st., on Friday, March 
17th, 1905, Edward J., the oldest son of Daniel and Mary CARROLL, 
aged 20 years and 2 months. Relatives and friends are invited to 
attend funeral from late residence on Tuesday, 21st inst., at 9:30 
A.M.; thence to the Immaculate Conception Church, corner Leonard and 
Maujer sts., where a solemn high mass of requiem will be offered for 
the repose of his soul.

MRS. HARRIET CUMING
After an illness of one week due to pneumonia, Mrs. Harriet CUMING 
passed away on Thursday at her home, 162 Lefferts place. She was born 
in Devon, England, sixty years ago. For the past fifteen years she 
has been a resident of Brooklyn. The funeral services are to be 
conducted to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The interment will be 
made at Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. CUMING is survived by her husband, 
Robert, and six sons and one daughter. The oldest-son, Henry, is a 
well-known leather dealer of Manhattan. Fairchild of Fulton street, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Marian L. FRENCH, who died yesterday at the Home of the Consumptives, 
was a life-long resident of Brooklyn. She is survived by her husband 
and four children. Funeral services will be held from the undertaking 
parlors of William J. HURLEY, 195 Court street. The funeral 
arrangements are not as yet completed.

NELLIE E. HODGKISS
Nellie Elizabeth HODGKISS, daughter of George and Sarah HODGKISS, 20 
years old, who died at her home, Ninety-seventh street and Fort 
Hamilton avenue, yesterday morning, was born in England and came to 
American accompanied by her parents, when very young, settling in the 
Fort Hamilton section of Brooklyn. The funeral will take place 
to-morrow from her late home, thence to St. John's Episcopal Church, 
Fort Hamilton avenue and Ninety-ninth street, the Rev. Dr. EARL, 
pastor of the church, officiating. The interment will be made at 
Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Fred HERBST, of Third avenue and 
Twenty-second street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Ellen LENNON, died Thursday at the home of her son, 1068 
Atlantic avenue, after a lingering illness. Mrs. LENNON was the widow 
of Thomas LENNON, and was bron in Ireland seventy-two years ago. At 
St. Joseph's R.C. Church, Pacific street and Vanderbilt avenue, a 
solemn requiem mass will be celebrated on Monday morning, at 9:30 
o'clock. The interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. One son 
survives Mrs. LENNON.

EDWARD McCAFFERTY
After a long illness Edward McCAFFERTY for many years a dry goods 
merchant at 131 Myrtle avenue, died at his home, 211 Duffield street, 
yesterday, from acute gastritis, in his fifty-seventh year.
He was a native of Ireland, and was a member of Our Lady of Mercy 
Roman Catholic Church, and its societies. A sister survives him. 
Funeral services will be held on Monday morning at 10 o'clock at Our 
Lady of Mercy R.C. Church. Interment will be made in Holy Cross 
Cemetery. Undertaker J. CUNNINGHAM, of 158 Duffield street, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

MRS. JOHN MACAULAY
Mrs. Bridget MACAULAY, wife of John MACAULAY, died yesterday morning 
form pneumonia at her home, 15 Matthews place, Flatbush, aged 74 
years. Mrs. MACAULAY was born in Ireland and came to this country 
sixty years ago. A husband and a daughter and two sons, survive her. 
The funeral will take place to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock from her 
late home, and the interment will be made at Calvary Cemetery. A 
solemn requiem mass for the repose of her soul will be celebrated on 
Monday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, in Fort 
Hamilton avenue. L. MENDENHALL, of Thirty-ninth street and New 
Utretch avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

THE REV. JAMES MATHEWS
After an active career as a local preacher in the Methodist Church, 
the Rev. James MATHEWS died Thursday evening at his home, 533 
Seventeenth street. Mr. MATHEWS was sixty-eight years old and 
although born in England, had lived in America for forty years. He 
and his wife were the founders of the work of the Home Missionary 
Society of the Methodist Church in Battery Park, Manhattan. Of recent 
years Mr. MATHEWS was connected with the Sixth Avenue Methodist 
Church as local preacher. The funeral services will be held on 
Sunday, and the Rev. Wellesley W. BOWDISH, pastor of the Sixth Avenue 
Church, will preach the funeral sermon.

Peter MOLLOY died at his home, 622 Myrtle avenue, yesterday morning 
after a lingering illness from complications, in his sixtieth year. 
Mr. MOLLOY was born in Ireland, and came to Brooklyn about 
thirty-five years ago. He was a member of the St. Patrick's R.C. 
Church, the Holy Name Society and Court Peter Cooper, Foresters of 
America. Funeral services will be held at St. Patrick's R.C. Church, 
in Kent avenue, on Monday morning, at 9 o'clock. Mgr. TAAFE, rector 
of the church, assisted by Fathers MAXWELL and WILSON, will celebrate 
a solemn requiem mass. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker Thomas P. MADDEN, of 917 Kent avenue, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements.

MARY O'NEILL
Funeral services for Mary O'NEILL, the 10-year-old daughter of James 
and Elizabeth O'NEILL, of 423 Thirty-ninth street, were held 
Wednesday. She died Monday at her home after an illness of three 
months. The girl was a popular favorite among her schoolmates, 
playmates and friends. The burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Undertaker John E. CLARK, of 4415 Third avenue, had charge of the funeral.

E. Clifford PARKE, a well-known figure around the Hotel St. George, 
died of apoplexy yesterday afternoon at his office, 49 John street, 
Manhattan. Mr. PARKE was a son of Ezra D. PARKE, and was born at 
Troy, N.Y. He was a volunteer of the old Fire Department in Troy. For 
thirty-five years he had been employed by the banking firm of 
Benjamin D. Benson & Son, at 49 John street. A brother-in-law, 
Benjamin D. BENSON, of 117 Lefferts place, survives him. Funeral 
services will be held at 117 Lefferts place, to-morrow afternoon at 3 
o'clock, the Rev. Dr. POTTERTON, pastor of the Church of Our Father, 
in Grand avenue, officiating. The remains will be interred in the 
family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Clarence E. EARL, of 
Putnam avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

MARY TERESA RYAN
Miss Mary Teresa RYAN, the only daughter of John and Mary RYAN, and 
sister of Policeman Michael Joseph RYAN, attached to the 
Seventy-third precinct, died at the home of her parents, 457 Warren 
street, Thursday afternoon, after a short illness, in her 
twenty-second year. Miss RYAN was born in Brooklyn, educated at 
public school No. 32, and was a member of St. Francis Xavier R.C. 
Church. A father, mother and three brothers survive her. The funeral 
will be held from her late home to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. 
Interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MARGARET E. SNYDER
After a brief illness Mrs. Margaret E. SNYDER, widow of William H. 
SNYDER, died at the home of her nephew, C.S. HOWELL, 484 Seventh 
street, early yesterday morning from complications, in her 82d year. 
Mrs. SNYDER had resided in Brooklyn only a short time. She was 
identified with organizations for the relief of the poor and 
destitute. She is survived by two nieces and a nephew. Funeral 
services will be held at her late home to-morrow afternoon. The Rev. 
Dr. Marcus B. TAYLOR, pastor of the Park Congregational Church in 
Seventh avenue, and the Rev. W.W. BOWDISH, pastor of the Sixth Avenue 
Methodist Church, will officiate. Interment will be made in the 
family plot at Evergreen Cemetery.

Miss Agnes V. STEADMAN, only daughter of David E. and Helen L. 
STEADMAN, died at her home, 424 Clinton street, Tuesday. Miss 
STEADMAN was a graduate of Public School No. 13. She was a member of 
the Sodality Society of the Children of Mary, the Oreopus Club, of 
which she was secretary, and St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church and 
Sunday school. She was a fine musician and taught her brother, Herald 
STEADMAN, who is on the stage, of the team of Steadman and Doyle, and 
he sang "Nearer My God to Thee" at her funeral, which was held at St. 
Stephen's Chruch, Hicks street, this morning at 10 o'clock. Father 
FITZGERALD, singing the mass. Interment was made in the family plot 
at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker William McMANN, of Hicks street, 
had charge of the funeral arrangements.

William H. WARNER, a resident of the Eastern District, for more than 
forty-five years, died on Wednesday at his home, 278 Division avenue. 
He was born in Massachusetts in 1820, and while a boy, moved to 
Connecticut, where he resided until he came to Brooklyn in 1869. He 
was connected with the firm of Guild and Garrison, manufacturers of 
steam pumps, at Kent avenue and South Tenth street. He retired from 
active work last December. Mr. WARNER was one the oldest members of 
Marsh Lodge, No 188, F. and A.M. For twenty years he was an active 
member of the South Third Street M.E. Church. Mr. WARNER always 
enjoyed good health until a few weeks ago when he had a severe attack 
of the grip. He is survived by one son, Henry D., and a daughter, 
Mrs. Mary L. BURCH. The funeral services will be held at 1:30 
to-morrow afternoon from the South Third Street M.E. Church, the Rev. 
William HAMILTON assisted by the Rev. C.P. COENEY, officiating. 
Interment will be made at Cypress Hills Cemetery. Undertaker John H. 
TREVES, of 705 Driggs avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

19 March 1905
Peter BOGERT, 63 years old, of Eighty-sixth street and Bay Sixteenth 
street, dropped dead yesterday in his home. Mr. BOGERT was well known 
in Bath Beach and secretary of the Disciplinary Training School in 
Eighteenth avenue. He was connected with a commission firm in 
Broadway, Manhattan; for more than two score years. He was a member 
of Kedron Lodge, No. 803, F. and A.M.; Utretch Council, Royal 
Arcanum, and several other organizations. He was an elder in the New 
Utretch Reformed Church, and choirmaster there for fourteen years. 
His wife is a daughter of the late Rev. N. Everett SMITH, who was for 
forty years pastor of the Reformed Church at Harrison street and 
Tompkins place. The funeral will be conducted by Kedron Lodge.

Solomon CANTOR, an old resident of the Tenth Ward, a life-long 
Democrat, and perhaps one of the best informed men on lodge matters 
in Greater New York, died at his home, 337 Degraw street, at 9:30 
o'clock yesterday morning. Mr. CANTOR was stricken with apoplexy on 
Monday last while at the Zeredatha Masonic lodge rooms, at Court and 
Schermerhorn streets. For some years he had been subject to attacks 
of asthma, and the old trouble aggravated the apopletic symptoms. 
When it was seen the end was only a matter of hours, his family was 
summoned and were at his bedside when the end came. Mr. CANTOR was 
born in Holland seventy-five years ago. After receiving a thorough 
education he came to Brooklyn in 1859. For many years he was a cigar 
manufacturer, but he retired from business nearly thirty years ago. 
He was for thirty-eight years a member of Court Brooklyn, Lodge N. 1, 
F. and A.; also a member of the United Brotherhood Benevolent 
Society, past president of the U.S.B.S., King Solomon's Free Sons of 
Israel, and a member of Zeredetha Lodge, No. 483, F. and A.M. He was 
a member of the Tenth Ward Democratic Club, and the Eight Assembly 
District Club. On Dec. 2, 1851, he was married to Miss Kittie HOES, 
of Amsterdam, Holland. From this union several children were born, 
five of which survive. The Court Brooklyn Lodge No. 1, Foresters 
Order, will hold its services to-night at 8 o'clock at the house and 
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock the Masonic services will be held. 
Rabbi PULVERMACHER, pastor of Mount Sinai Synagogue, in Bridge 
street, at which church Mr. CANTOR worshipped, will officiate. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Washington Cemetery. 
Undertaker William H. DAILY, of 161 Smith street, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

PETER F. DELANEY
After a short illness, Peter F. DELANEY passed away last Thursday at 
his home, 938 Pacific street. He was the son of Bridget DELANEY. The 
father of the deceased Patrick DELANEY, died some years ago. 
To-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, Father McNAMARA, pastor of St. 
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church on Dean street, near Vanderbilt 
avenue, will celebrate a solemn requiem mass. The interment will 
follow in Calvary Cemetery.

CECILIA DELEHANTY
Miss Cecilia DELEHANTY, a native of Poughkeepsie, and for many years 
a resident of Brooklyn, died at her home, 204 Skillman street, last 
Friday morning, after an illness of several weeks from pleurisy and 
rheumatism. Miss DELEHANTY was in her forty-seventh year. She was a 
member of St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, and St. Joseph's 
Union. She was also identified with many foreign missionary societies 
and was very charitable. She was a daughter of the late Patrick and 
Mary DELEHANTY, and is survived by two sisters, Miss Mary and Mrs. 
Catherine FOGERTY and one brother, Joseph. Funeral services will be 
held to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the chapel at Holy Cross 
Cemetery, the Rev. Father WOODS, officiating. Undertaker Peter 
FARRELL, of 101 Third avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Herman R. DIEKMAN, 47 years old, died at his home, 1268 Forty-sixth 
street, on Friday, after an illness of one week. The cause of death 
was pneumonia. He was born in Germany and came to America at the age 
of thirteen and settled in New York. He later moved to the Borough 
Park section of Brooklyn, where he engaged in the real estate 
business for the past five years. He was a member of Kingsboro 
Council, No. 1?79, Royal Arcanum; Court Montague, No. 4490, 
Independent Order of Foresters, and the Borough Park, Improvement 
League [text cutoff] Funeral services will be held this afternoon, 
from his late residence. The Rev. Dr. DUNHAM, pastor of St. Judes 
Episcopal Church, Fifty-third street and New Utretch avenue, 
officiating. The interment will be made at Maple Grove Cemetery, 
Richmond Hill. Mr. DIEKMAN is survived by a widow and three sons.

William ELWOOD, the 15-year-old son of the last John and Mary ELWOOD, 
who was killed by a Vanderbilt avenue car, will be buried to-morrow 
in Holy Cross Cemetery. Funeral services will be conducted at his 
home, 116 North Elliott place, and will be in charge of Peter 
McCLEAR, of 77 Hudson avenue.

George T. ENNIS, son of Patrick and Catherine ENNIS, and one of the 
famous fire-fighting ENNIS brothers, died of pneumonia after four 
days of illness at his home, 422 Franklin avenue. He was 46 years old 
and single. He was for many years telegraph operator at Fire 
Headquarters, having served under his uncle, ex-Fire Commissioner 
John ENNIS. For the past four years he had been a salesman. John and 
Matthew, the surviving brothers, are still in the service. The former 
is foreman of Engine Company No. 130 and the latter is at Fire 
Headquarters. Mr. ENNIS was a member of St. Mary's Church. His 
father, the late Patrick ENNIS, was formerly chief clerk of the Sixth 
District Court. Besides the brothers named, a sister, Isabel, 
survives him. The funeral will take place to-day at 2 P.M. from his 
late home. The interment will be made at Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker 
George PETH, of Bushwick and Myrtle avenues, is in charge of the arrangements.

Jesse Weeks HURST, 72 years old, formerly a resident of the Eastern 
District, died Wednesday in Bath, this State. He was a ship 
carpenter, and for some time had been in the Navy Yard. The body was 
brought here and funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at 
Cypress Hills Cemetery by the Rev. Dean WYMAN, pastor of the Pilgrim 
Baptist Church. A widow, a son and two daughters survive him.

Patrick KEARNS died yesterday at St. Catherine's Hospital, after a 
seven weeks' illness. He was born in Ireland in 1864 and for twenty 
years has been a resident of Brooklyn. He was a member of Holy Name 
Society ad is survived by a widow and two children. The funeral will 
be held on Tuesday morning from his late home, 432 Park avenue, and 
thence to St. Patrick's Church, Kent and Willoughby avenues, where 
Fathers TAAFE, MAXWELL and NELSON will celebrate a solemn requiem 
mass. Undertaker Thomas F. MADDEN, of 917 Kent avenue, has charge of 
the arrangements and the interment will be made Holy Cross Cemetery.

MRS. CATHERINE MOREN
After a lingering illness, Mrs. Catherine MOREN died at her home, 479 
Clermont avenue, yesterday morning. She was born in England, April 
12, 1842. For the past forty years she had been a resident of 
Brooklyn. She is survived by her husband, two sons and one daughter. 
To-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. SWENTZEL, of St. Luke's 
Episcopal Church on Clinton avenue, will conduct the funeral 
services. The interment will be made on Tuesday morning at Evergreen 
Cemetery. Fairchild, of Fulton street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Charles QUIGLEY son of the late Hugh QUIGLEY, died of pneumonia at 
the home of his uncle, Daniel QUIGLEY, 116 North Elliott place, last 
Friday, in his thirtieth year. Mr. QUIGLEY was unmarried. He was a 
prominent member of the Young Men's Literary Society of St. Anne and 
and the J.M. CLANCY Association. He attended St. Edward's Church. The 
interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. The undertaker in 
charge is Thomas J. DONNELLY, of 74 Hudson avenue.

Mrs. Elizabeth FAHY STOCK died at her home, 734 DeKalb avenue, last 
Friday, after an illness of four days. Mrs. STOCK was in her 
thirty-first year. She was born at Columbia, South Carolina, and had 
resided up to ten years ago at Albany, N.Y. She was a daughter of 
Mrs. M. FAHY, and wife of Charles STOCK. She was a member of St. 
Ambrose R.C. Church, and its societies. A husband and two sons, 
Harold DeWitt and Raymond Charles, now nine days old, survive her. 
The funeral will be held from her late home to-day at 2 o'clock. 
Interment will be made at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker Jas. HUNTER, 
of Marcy avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

AHRENS
March 16, John C., husband of Catherine AHRENS, 57, at 220 Livingston st.

BYRNE/BYRNES [spelling of name in 18 Mar 1905, BDNS was BYRNES]
March 16, John J. BYRNE, husband of Minnie BYRNE and son of Jane and 
the late Sergeant James BYRNE, 40. Funeral from 349 Rutland road, 
Flatbush, to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock; thence to St. Francis of 
Assisi Church.

HAMPTON (nee ANKERS)
March 17, George, wife of Emery J. HAMPTON. Interment at Kingston, 
N.Y., to-day.

McCAFFREY/McCAFFERTY [spelling of name in 18 Mar 1905, BDNS was McCAFFERTY]
March 17, Edward McCAFFREY. Funeral from 211 Duffield st., to-morrow 
morning at 9 o'clock; thence to Our Lady of Mercy Church, Debevoise 
place.

WRIGHT
March 17, Simon WRIGHT, husband of Lena WRIGHT, 50. Funeral services 
at 416A Lafayette ave. this afternoon at 2 o'clock.

20 March 1905
CORONER INVESTIGATES LONG LIST OF DEATHS
The following deaths were reported to-day in the Coroner's office:
Zetta ZOX, 50 years old, of 114 Lorimer street, died suddenly.
George BIEL, 88 years old, of 51 Newell street, succumbed to old age.
Jennie ROSENBAUM, 2 years old, died at 945 DeKalb avenue from an unknown cause.
Mrs. M. LANEY, 50 years old, of 561 Baltic street, died suddenly.
Adeline MIDDLESTOOP, 60 years old, of 171 Sumpter street, died of apoplexy.
Charles BUTLER, 31 years old, of 216 Perry street, died of alcoholism.
The death of Nellie DUSY, 6 years, of 181 Wythe avenue, resulted from 
an unknown cause.

Arthur Goodman BELFORD, only son of John D. and Hattie A. BELFORD, 
died at the home of his parents, 429 Eleventh street, Saturday night. 
Mr. BELFORD was born in Brooklyn and was a graduate of Public School 
No. 10. For some time he had been employed by R.H. Durham & Co., of 
Manhattan. Funeral services will be held to-morrow night at 8 o'clock 
at his home, the Rev. Dr. I. Cullen CATON, pastor of the Twelfth 
Street Reformed Church, officiating. Interment will be made in the 
family plot at Greenwood Cemetery on Wednesday morning, it being his 
twentieth birthday.

Frederick W. BRAUSS, 38 years old, died at St. Mary's Hospital on 
Saturday from typhoid fever. He lived at 283 Marion street, where 
funeral services will be held on Tuesday evening under the direction 
of Gen. Slocum Council, Royal Arcanum. Interment will be made 
Wednesday afternoon at Lutheran Cemetery. Mr. BRAUSS is survived by a 
widow and two children. Undertaker J.J. JOYCE, of 260 Reid avenue, 
who is also a member of the Royal Arcanum, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mary Ann CROMPTON, wife of William Thomas CROMPTON, died of pneumonia 
at her residence, 281 Columbia street, on Saturday. She was born July 
6, 1846, in Madley, Herefordshire, Eng. She was the daughter of 
Joseph GUNTER, and was married to Mr. COMPTON thirty-seven years ago. 
She came to this country with her husband in 1888, and had lived 
continuously in Brooklyn since then. A husband, three sons and a 
daughter survive her. The funeral will take place from her late 
residence to-morrow, the Rev. W.H. WAKEMAN officiating. The interment 
will be made at Greenwood Cemetery

Mrs. Margaret DECKELMANN, the widow of Charles DECKELMANN, founder of 
Deckelmann's Ridgewood Park, died yesterday at her home, 309 Wyckoff 
avenue, after a short illness. She was born in Germany fifty-five 
years ago, and came to this country when a girl. She was a member of 
many well-known German societies, including the Swaben Saengerbund. 
She is survived by four children, Frederick, the present manager of 
Ridgewood Park; Charles, Mrs. Charles HETTESHEIMER and Mrs. Charles 
ADELMANN. The funeral will be held from her late home to-morrow 
afternoon. Interment will be made at Evergreen Cemetery.

Joseph DRAY, a native of England and an expert in bookbinding, died 
at the home of his son-in-law, J.E. GODRIDGE, 498 Clinton avenue, 
yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness, in his 61st year. Mr. 
DRAY was born at Brighton, England, and was a son of the late Rev. 
Thomas DRAY, a well-known Baptist minister. He came to Brooklyn 
eighteen years ago, after the death of his wife, and was employed by 
Bickett & Brackford, of Manhattan, as a book binder. He was well 
known and had a host of friends. He is survived by one daughter, with 
whom he lived, Mrs. J.E. GODRIDGE, and two sons in England, Ebenezar 
and Joseph DRAY, Jr. Funeral services will be held at St. Luke's 
Protestant Episcopal Church, in Clinton avenue, to-morrow afternoon 
at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. H.C. SWENTZEL, rector of the church, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at Evergreen 
Cemetery. Undertaker F.M. FAIRCHILD had charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

MRS. JULIA M. FERORE
After a lingering illness Mrs. Julia M. FERORE died at her home, 28 
St. Felix street, yesterday afternoon, from Bright's disease in her 
sixty-seventh year, Mrs. FERORE was born in New York, and was the 
widow of Jeremiah FERORE. She was a member of St. Edward's Roman 
Catholic Church and its societies. One son and five daughters survive 
her. Funeral services will be held to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock at 
St. Edward's Church. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker James CONLEY, of 550 Myrtle avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

Alfred GASCOIGNE died yesterday of paralysis. He was stricken several 
weeks ago. He was born in England 66 years ago. When three years old 
he was brought to this country, his family settling in Rochester. He 
served in the Civil War and was at the siege of Port Hudson. In 1886 
he came to Brooklyn where he was well known and highly respected. Mr. 
GASCOIGNE was a past commander of the L.M. Hamilton Post and for 
several years was its quartermaster. He is survived by a widow and 
one son. Funeral services will be held at 8 o'clock to-morrow at his 
home, 27 Eldert street, the Rev. Mr. ALLEN, of the Beeche(?) Memorial 
Church, officiating. Religious services will be followed by G.A.R. 
services by the L.M. Hamilton Post. The body will be cremated at 
Fresh Pond, Wednesday morning.

Wenderlin GERLACH died yesterday at his home, 4811 Sixth avenue, 
after a brief illness. A widow, one son and a daughter, survive him. 
Several years ago Mr. GERLACH was associated with the D. Stevenson 
Brewery, in Manhattan. The funeral will be held to-morrow afternoon, 
with interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker, M.E. PATCHEN, o 
5407 Fifth avenue, has charge of the arrangements.

SAMUEL S. HONEY
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Samuel S. HONEY, at his 
late home, 315 Fiftieth street, where he died suddenly last Tuesday 
of apoplexy. Mr. HONEY was born in England, March 8 1832, but came to 
the United States more than fifty years ago. He had resided in 
Brooklyn for the past six years. He was a hatter by trade, but 
retired from active business life eighteen years ago. Interment was 
made at Evergreen Cemetery under the direction of Undertaker James 
ROACHE, of Fifty-seventh street and Fifth avenue. Mr. HONEY is 
survived by two daughters and four sons.

Mrs. Ellen LYNCH, widow of Owen LYNCH, died suddenly at her home, 123 
Fifteenth street, Saturday night, in her fifty-first year. Mrs. LYNCH 
was a member of the Holy Family Roman Catholic Church and a graduate 
of St. Andrew's school. One son, John J. LYNCH, survives her. Funeral 
services will be held at the Holy Family Church, in Thirteenth 
street, at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning, the Rev. Father HANSELMANN 
singing the mass. Interment will be made in Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Undertakers Lyman & Purvis, of 403A Fourth avenue, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

John McCARTHY died at his home, 305 Berry street, last Saturday, 
after a short illness. Mr. McCARTHY was born in County Leitrim, 
Ireland, 50 years ago. He came to this country in 1880 and settled in 
the Eastern District, where he was well known and highly respected. 
Up to the time of his demise he was with Havemeyer & Company in the 
sugar refining business. He was an active member of the Holy Name 
Society and Building Fund Association attached to the Church of Sts. 
Peter and Paul. He is survived by four daughters -  Mary, Margaret, 
Elizabeth and Mrs. GORMERLEY - and four sons - Patrick, James, John 
and Matthew of Engine Company 111. The funeral will take place from 
his late residence to-morrow morning at 9:30, and thence to the 
Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, where a solemn mass of requiem will be 
celebrated by the Rev. Father BELFORD. The interment will be made in 
the family plot at Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker Thomas H. IRELAND, of 
North Sixth street, has charge of the arrangements.

JAMES S. McCURDY
Funeral services for James S. McCURDY, who died on Saturday at his 
home 51 East Thirty-second street, Flatbush, after a lingering 
illness, will be held at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning at Holy Cross 
Church; where the Rev. John T. WOOD will officiate at a solemn 
requiem mass. Born in New York City forty-five years ago, he came to 
Brooklyn when a boy. For more than twenty-five years he was connected 
with the Bay State Shoe and Leather Company. He was for several years 
a member of Bedford Council, No. 10, Catholic Benevolent Legion, and 
Flatbush Council, K. of C.A. A widow and four sons survive him. The 
interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Mrs. Margaret McLAUGHLIN, well known in the Eastern District for her 
interest in church and charitable work, died suddenly at her home, 
156 Roebling street, last Saturday. She was born in County Kilkenny, 
Ireland, but came to this country, settling in Winchester, Mass., at 
the age of 17. She lived there with her parents until thirty-five 
years ago, since which time she had lived in Brooklyn. Mrs. 
McLAUGHLIN was the widow of John McLAUGHLIN, and was active in the 
work of Sts. Peter and Paul Church, on Berry street, near South Third 
street. She is survived by four sons, Richard B., William, John and 
Frank and two daughters, Miss Mary E. and Miss Margaret A. 
McLAUGHLIN. Funeral services will be held in the Church of Sts. Peter 
and Paul to-morrow morning. The interment will be made at Greenwood 
Cemetery, under the direction of Undertaker William H. HAMILTON, of 
Bedford avenue and North Sixth street.

ROBERT PERRY
Robert Perry died on Saturday at the home of his son, Robert, Jr., 
150 Hudson avenue. Mr. PERRY was born April 7, 1830, in England. He 
had lived in Brooklyn for fifty years. One son and a daughter, Mrs. 
Jennie ADAMS, survive him. The funeral will be held to-morrow 
afternoon. Interment will be made at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker 
D.C. DOYLE, of 1?2 York street, has charge of the arrangements.

R.H.W. ROWE
After a lingering illness and subsequent to an operation, R.A.W.[that 
is what is stated] ROWE died at his home, 147 Hancock street, 
yesterday afternoon. He was a son of the late Rev. Thomas ROWE, of 
Barbados, W.I., and was in business in Manhattan. He was a Mason and 
a member of DeWitt Clinton Council, No. 419, Royal Arcanum and the 
Knights of Honor. For many years he was a member and worshipper at 
St. Bartholomew's Protestant Episcopal Church. Four sisters, Mrs. 
J.F. CURTAIN and the Misses Alice, Mary and Maria survive him. 
Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at St. 
Bartholomew's P.E. Church, in Pacific street, near Bedford avenue, 
the Rev. Dr. R.W. BLACK, pastor of the church, officiating. Interment 
will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker 
William A. EARL, of 426 Gates avenue, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

MISS BLANCHE WALSH
Funeral services were held this morning at 10 o'clock for Miss 
Blanche WALSH, at St. John the Baptist R.C. Church, in Willoughby 
avenue. The Rev. Father McCORMACK officiated. Interment was made in 
the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. Miss WALSH died Saturday at 
her home, 856 Greene avenue. She was born in Brooklyn and was a 
daughter of Mary and the late Patrick WALSH. She was a member of St. 
John the Baptist Church and its societies. She was in her 21st year, 
and is survived by a mother and two sisters, Nellie and Gertrude. 
Undertaker C. SULLIVAN, of 69 Lewis avenue, had charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

BOGERT
March 18, at 1711 Eighty-sixth st., Peter BOGERT, 62, husband of 
Harriet A. SMITH. Funeral from Reformed Church, Eighteenth ave. and 
Eighty-fourth st. to-morrow at 2 P.M.

BRYAN
March 17, Daniel BRYAN, 59, husband of Mary E., at 22 Westervelt 
ave., New Brighton, S.I. Services at 156 Eckford st., Brooklyn, this 
evening at 8 o'clock.

CRAWFORD
March 19, Grace, daughter of late Robert F. and Mary CRAWFORD, at 1?7 
Concord st.

FEORE
March 19, Julia M. FEORE, wife of the late Jeremiah FEORE, at 28 St. 
Felix st. Funeral from St. Edward's Church to-morrow at 10 A.M.

FORREST
On March 18, 1905, Thomas H., beloved husband of Margaret GRIFFIN. 
Funeral from his late residence, 5618 Fourth ave., on Wednesday, 
March 22, 1905, at 9:30 A.M.; thence to Our Lady of Perpetual Help 
Church, Fifth ave. and Fifty-ninth st., where a solemn requiem mass 
will be sung at 10 o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross.

HARLOW
At Jacksonville, Fla., March 1?, W?bor B. HARLOW, of Brooklyn.

MURRAY
On Sunday, March 19th, Owen MURRAY, at the residence of his sister, 
Mrs. Annie O'BRIEN, 16 Dean st. Notice of funeral hereafter.

O'CONNOR
Margaret Rose O'CONNOR, beloved wife of George O'CONNOR. Service from 
St. Stephen's Church, Summit and Hicks sts., Wednesday, 10:15 A.M.

ROWE
March 19, at 147 Hancock st., R.M.W. ROWE, son of the Rev. Thomas 
ROWE, of Barbados, West Indies.

21 March 1905
JOHN BRADY
The Rev. Father WOODS, pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Victory, 
at Throop avenue and McDonough street, will conduct services 
to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock over the remains of John BRADY, who 
passed away after a short illness at his home, 9 Agate court, on 
Sunday. Mr. BRADY was connected with several of the societies 
attached to the Church of Our Lady of Victory. The interment will be 
made at Calvary Cemetery to-morrow afternoon. Seibel, of Atlantic 
avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

AMOS H. BRUNDAGE, M.D.
One of the oldest physicians in the Bushwick section, Dr. Amos H. 
BRUNDAGE, died last Sunday in his 77th year. Dr. BRUNDAGE probably 
was best known in this part of Brooklyn than any other doctor among 
the old residents, he having been especially noted in specialist and 
consultation cases. He was born in England in 1829, and came to 
American many years ago, His wife died some years ago. Dr, BRUNDAGE 
leaves a daughter and two sons. Funeral services will be held 
to-morrow at the residence of his son, Dr. Albert H. BRUNDAGE, 1073 
Bushwick avenue, at 2:20 P.M. Dr. BRUNDAGE had many friends in 
Denver, Colo., and in Scranton, Pa.

LOUIS A. DENNINGER
After a brief illness, which assumed serious proportions less than a 
week ago, Louis A. DENNINGER, son of Eva DENNINGER, died at the home 
of his mother, ?23 Hancock street, Sunday, at the age of 22 years and 
1 month. Mr. DENNINGER was born in Brooklyn and was educated in the 
public schools, and for nearly two years he was in the high school. 
He had a wide circle of friends among the young set in that part of 
the city, and his death is regarded by them as a personal loss. 
Services will be held at the home of his mother this evening at 8 
o'clock. The burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, E.L. BATES is the undertaker.

Thomas H. FORREST died on Saturday at his home, 561? Fourth avenue, 
after a brief illness. He was for twenty years connected with the 
L?dgerwood Works in Van Brunt street, and took an active part in 
political and social affairs in the Twelfth Ward. He was a member of 
St. Michael's R.C. Church, Dewey Council, K. of C. and the Catholic 
Benevolent Legion, Council No. 15. The funeral will be held to-morrow 
morning from the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Fifth avenue 
and Fifty-ninth street. Interment will be made at Holy Cross 
Cemetery. Undertaker M.E. PATCHEN, of 5407 Fifth avenue, has charge 
of the arrangements.

WILLIAM GASTON
The funeral of William GASTON, who for many years was a ship 
carpenter employed at the Navy Yard, was held from his late 
residence, 94 South Tenth street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The 
Rev. Luther R. DYOTT, pastor of the United Congregational Church, Lee 
avenue and Hooper street, preached the sermon. Interment was made at 
Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mr. GASTON was born in Maine 70 years ago and 
early learned the ship carpenter trade. He moved to Brooklyn many 
years ago. For a time he lived in Greenpoint. He was a member of 
DeWitt Council, Royal Arcanum, and Cornerstone Lodge, F. and A.M. A 
widow and two daughters survive him.

Herman GOODSTEIN, a retired jewelry merchant of Manhattan, died at 
his home, 514 Chauncey street, yesterday, after a six months' illness 
from complications, in his 67th year. Mr. GOODSTEIN was a son of the 
late Marcus GOODSTEIN, and was educated in the public schools. He was 
a member of the Seventy-first Regiment, Company G; We?land Lodge, No. 
2194, K. of H.; Isaiah Lodge, No. 49, I.O.B.B., Mount Moriah Lodge, 
No. 27, F. and A.M.; Rachael Frauen Verein. He worshiped at Temple 
Israel Synagogue. In 1860 he was married to Miss Rosa WERTHEIM, of 
Hessia, Germany. She and two daughters, Mrs. F. DOUGLASS and Mrs. S. 
LANDAUER, and two sons, Mark and Bernhard, survive him. Funeral 
services will be held at his late residence to-morrow afternoon at 2 
o'clock. Rabbi J. Leon MAGNES, pastor of Temple Israel, in Lafayette 
avenue, officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at Bay 
Side Cemetery. Undertaker Philip TEMBACHER, of 318 Sumner avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

MISS IDA JOHNSON
Among the younger set in the Bedford section, Miss Ida JOHNSON was 
well known and generally beloved for her genial temperament and 
winning ways. She was the daughter of Jacob K. and Lena JOHNSON, of 
686 Hancock street, where she died yesterday after a brief illness. 
Miss JOHNSON was born in Brooklyn, Oct. 17, 1879, and was educated in 
Public School 108. Funeral services will be held at the home of her 
parents to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, the burial being in Cypress 
Hills Cemetery, Joseph P. MAR?ING is the undertaker.

MRS. L.S. LEARY
Mrs. Laura Stapleton LEARY died Sunday at her home, 287 Nostrand 
avenue, after a brief illness. She was born in Brooklyn 21 years ago. 
Funeral services will be held at 8 o'clock this evening at the 
Nostrand avenue home, and interment will be made to-morrow morning in 
Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mrs. LEARY is survived by her husband.

Hunter MACCULLOCH, a well-known lecturer and author of many poems and 
comedies, as well as a frequent contributor on philosophical subjects 
to the periodicals, died at his home, 430 Van Buren street, late last 
night. He had been ill a number of months. He was president of the 
Writers' Club and chairman of the philosophy section of the ??llied 
Arts Association, attending all the lectures upon philosophy. His 
musical works were published in book form a couple of years ago. He 
was a widower, his wife having died four years ago at Philadelphia. 
One daughter, Margaret H., a public school teacher, survives him. 
Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.

Theodore MANNING died yesterday at the home of his son-in-law, Thomas 
E. SHELLVILLE, at 844 St. John's place, after a short illness. He had 
been a resident of Brooklyn nearly all his life. The funeral service 
will be conducted to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. The interment 
will be private. Mr. MANNING is survived by a daughter, Mrs. T.E. 
SHELLVILLE. Doran of Nostrand avenue and Fulton street, has charge of 
the funeral arrangements.

MRS. HENRIETTA M. McKAY
Mrs. Henrietta Mary McKAY succumbed to a stroke of paralysis on 
Sunday at her residence, 200A Wilson street. She was the widow of 
Charles Rufus McKAY, who died a year ago last June at an advanced 
age. Mrs. McKAY had been a resident of the Eastern District for 
forty-two years. She was born at Ashton-Underlyne, Lancashire, 
England, on April 7, 1826. She was educated in a convent, and came to 
this country with her parents when a very young woman. Her maiden 
name was RAMADEN, her father being a member of that well-known 
English family. He settled at Hempstead, L.I., where he was a highly 
respected and prosperous farmer. In 1849 she married Mr. McKAY, and 
in 1899 the couple celebrated their golden jubilee, surrounded by 
their children and grandchildren. Mrs. McKAY is survived by two 
daughters and one son, Mrs. Richard HARTELL, of Huntington, L.I.; 
Miss Lucretia McKAY, and Charles Roland McKAY. and eleven 
grandchildren and one great grandchild. A high requiem mass will be 
sung in the Sts. Peter and Paul's Church, in Sixth street, which the 
deceased attended during her long residence in Brooklyn, at 10 
o'clock to-morrow morning. The Rev. John L. BELFORD, the rector, will 
officiate. The interment will be made in Calvary Cemetery.

Mrs. Mary Jane MURPHY, widow of Francis MURPHY, who was for many 
years a United States Custom House Inspector, inspector of the docks 
and bonded warehouse goods, and who died on April 1, 1901, died at 
her home, ?52 Bergen street, Saturday evening, from heart failure, in 
her 62d year. Mrs. MURPHY was born at Middletown, N.Y., was a 
daughter of Bernard McCANN. She was married to Francis MURPHY in 
1867, and about ten years later moved to Brooklyn, where she had 
since lived. For nearly thirty years she was a member of St. Teresa's 
Roman Catholic Church. Five sons, Thomas F., Lyman F., Frank R., 
Milton J. and Walter C. and three daughters, Mrs. May E. BAKER, Mrs. 
Blanche O. KIRK and Mrs. Alice S. SELB, survive her. Funeral services 
were held at Calvary Chapel to-day. Interment was made in the family 
plot at Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker Francis H. McGUIRE, of 5?8 Park 
place, had charge of the funeral arrangements.

Owen MURRAY, a livery stables keeper of Twenty-first street, died at 
the home of his sister, Mrs. Annie O'BRIEN, of 16 Dean street, Sunday 
evening of pneumonia. He was 42 years old. Mr. MURRAY was born in 
Ireland and came to Brooklyn about twenty-five years ago. He was a 
member of St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, and the Holy 
Name Society. A father, one brother and one sister survive him. 
Funeral services will be held to-morrow morning at St. John the 
Evangelist R.C. Church, in Twenty-first street near Fifth avenue, the 
Rev. Father Thomas S. DUHIGG, rector of the church, assisted by 
Fathers KING and DEWEY, officiating. Interment will be made at Holy 
Cross Cemetery. HINMAN Brothers, undertakers, of Seventeenth street 
and Fifth avenue, have charge of the funeral.

MARGARET R. O'CONNOR
Mrs. Margaret Rose O'CONNOR, an old residence of Brooklyn, and 
grandmother of Jockey Winfield Scott O'CONNOR, now riding for the 
ROTHCHILD's of France, died at her home, 48 Woodhull street, early 
Sunday morning, after an illness of one week, in her 80th year. Mrs. 
O'CONNOR was a native of Ireland, and the wife of George O'CONNOR. 
She was a member of St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church. A husband 
and a daughter-in-law, Mrs. Agnes O'CONNOR, and a number of 
grandchildren survive her. Funeral services will be held to-morrow 
morning at 10 o'clock at St. Stephen's Church,. Hicks and Summit 
streets, the Rev. Father John G. FITZGERALD, rector of the church , 
assisted by Fathers Henry FITZGERALD, deacon, and John LYLE, 
sub-deacon, officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Holy Cross Cemtery. Undertaker William McMANN, of Hicks street, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

MRS. S.E. PRICE
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth PRICE, a resident of the Nineteenth Ward, for 
nearly sixty years, died yesterday at her home, 596 Bedford avenue. 
She was born in New York, sixty-seven years ago and was a member of 
the well-known KISSAM family. Her husband, the late John PRICE, was 
one of the founders and benefactors of the Eastern District Hospital. 
He died in 1890. Mrs. PRICE was a member of the old Cannon Street 
Baptist Church, Manhattan, and was active in charitable work. She is 
survived by one son, Benjamin F., and a daughter, Mrs. Emulin S. 
THOMAS. The funeral services will be held at 8 o'clock on Thursday 
evening, the Rev. Rivington D. LORD, pastor of the First Free Baptist 
Church, Marcy avenue and Keap street, officiating. Interment will be 
made at Evergreen Cemetery.

MRS. H.E. QUEEN
In the death of Mrs. Harriet Emma QUEEN, the Order of the Eastern 
Star, of which she was royal grand matron, has suffered a distinct 
loss as many years of her life were devoted to the welfare of the 
order. She was a member of Harmonie Chapter and one of the organizers 
of the Amaranth Brooklyn Court. She was also a member of Lady 
Franklin Council, Daughters of Liberty. Mrs. QUEEN was born near 
Boston, Mass., sixty years ago. She was a daughter of Alfred and 
Harriet STANDISH and a direct descendant of Miles STANDISH. About 
forty years ago Mrs. QUEEN removed to Brooklyn, where she had a large 
circle of friends. Funeral services will be held this evening at 8 
o'clock at her late home, 28 Schenck avenue. Interment will be made 
in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker W.F. MOORE, of 
Pennsylvania avenue, has charge of the arrangements. Mrs. QUEEN is 
survived by a husband and a daughter.

Mrs. Bridget ROONEY, an old resident of Brooklyn, died Sunday after a 
lingering illness. She was in her seventies. Mrs. ROONEY was born in 
County Sligo, Ireland, and came to Brooklyn about forty years ago. 
She was the widow of Owen ROONEY. She was a member of St. Joseph's 
Roman Catholic Church and its societies. One son, Eugene J., of 615 
Gates avenue, survives her. The funeral will be held from her late 
residence Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made in 
the family plot at Calvary Cemetery.

JOHN D. SPROWER
Disappointment over failure to profit by an invention for the seeding 
of raisins is said to have hastened the death of John Daniel SPROWER, 
whose funeral was held yesterday from 345 Madison street. The 
immediate cause of death, which occurred last Friday, was congestion 
of the brain and lungs. Mr. SPROWER was 49 years old. For seventeen 
years, he had been a member of the National Guard. Mrs. SPROWER and a 
daughter survive him.

BENJAMIN STEWARD
Funeral services will be held to-night over the remains of Benjamin 
L. STEWART, who died at his home, 516 Eleventh street, Saturday 
night, aged 71 years. He was a prominent member of the Sixth Avenue 
M.E. Church, and the Rev. Dr. W.W. BOWDISH, the pastor, will 
officiate at the services. The interment will be in Evergreen 
Cemetery to-morrow morning. HINMAN Brothers, undertakers, at Fifth 
avenue and Seventeenth street, have charge of the funeral.

JOHN A STINSON
John Stewart STINSON died yesterday at his home, 661 Degraw street. 
He was a son of Elizabeth and the late Hugh STINSON, and was 25 years 
old. A widow, Kate, survives him. He was a member of Chosen Few, 
L.O.L., No. 3. and other social and fraternal organizations. Funeral 
services will be held to-morrow evening at his late home. Interment 
will be made Thursday morning at Cypress Hills Cemetery.

BANTA
March 19, Jacob BANTA, 86, at the Home for Aged Men, 745 Classon ave.

BOGERT
On the 18th inst., at 1711 Eighty-sixth st., Peter, husband of 
Harriet A. SMITH, 62.

BRADY
March 19, John BRADY, at 9 Agate court.

COULTER
March 19, George W. COULTER, son of John H. and Phoebe A. COULTER, 
41. Funeral private.

FLORE (was spelled FERORE in BDSU, 20 Mar)
On March 19, Julia M. FLORE, widow of Jeremiah FLORE, at 28 St. Felix st.

HARLOW
At Jacksonville, Fla., on March 18, Wilbor B. HARLOW of Brooklyn.

JOHNSON
March 20, Ida JOHNSON, daughter of Jacob K. and Lena JOHNSON. Funeral 
from 683 Hancock st., Wednesday 2 P.M.

KLINGE
March 18, Walter C. KLINGE, 34. Funeral private.

MARQUIS
On March 19, Daniel MARQUIS, husband of Emily M. MARQUIS and father 
of Albert H. MARQUIS and Ella MARQUIS CLARKE. Funeral services at 
2:30 P.M. Wednesday afternoon at Union pl., corner Elm st., Brooklyn 
Hills.

O'HARA
March 19, at 281 Hart st., Alfred, eldest son of James F. O'HARA and 
the late Mary E. O'HARA. Funeral from Church os St. John the Baptist, 
corner Lewis and Willoughby aves., on Wednesday at 10 A.M.

22 March 1905
CAPT. HARMON D. BISHOP
After a short illness Capt. Harmon D. BISHOP died at his home, 268 
Carroll street, on Monday. He was born at Centre Moriches, L.I., in 
1818. When quite young he came to Brooklyn. He had been connected 
with river front work nearly all his life. Capt. BISHOP was also a 
great croquet player. He was so fond of the game that he played 
during the coldest months of winter at Prospect Park. The funeral 
services over his remains will be held to-morrow right at 8 o'clock, 
the Rev. J.C. AGER, of the Church of the New Jerusalem, officiating. 
The interment will be made at Greenpoint, L.I., on Friday morning. He 
is survived by one daughter, Jane A., and one son, Nathan Kendrick, 
who is an Episcopal minister in Summerville, Boston. Jas. REILLY, of 
Smith and Carroll streets, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Philip BRADY, whose death occurred on Monday at his residence, 95 
Cumberland street, had reached the ripe age of 87 years, and had led 
an active life up to within a brief time preceding his demise. Born 
in County Cavan, Ireland, he came to the United States fourteen years 
ago and engaged with John FLYNN, of 137 Carlton avenue, in the 
wholesale liquor business. His death was due to paralysis. He was 
connected with the Church of the Sacred Heart, of which Father NASH 
is rector. High mass will be said by Father NASH, to-morrow morning 
at 10 o'clock, and the interment will be made in St. John's Cemetery. 
A widow, four daughters and two sons survive Mr. BRADY.

Mrs. Jennie NEWMAN BRINSMADE, widow of James Beebee BRINSMADE, who 
lived at 166 Columbia Heights, died yesterday at Atlantic City of 
pneumonia. Mrs. BRINSMADE was born in Albany seventy-two years ago. 
She was the daughter of Henry NEWMAN, a wool merchant of that city. 
Her husband in his day was one of the best-known lawyers in Brooklyn. 
He died twenty years ago. Mrs. BRINSMADE had lived in Brooklyn for 
fifty years and was prominent in charity and in church work. She is 
survived by three sons, Dr. William B. BRINSMADE, Henry N. BRINSMADE 
and Charles Lyman BRINSMADE, and by three daughters, Mrs. William VAN 
SINDEREN, Miss Alice BRINSMADE and Mrs. J. Douglas ADAM, wife of the 
Rev. Dr. ADAM, pastor of the Reformed Church on the Heights, where 
the funeral services will be held to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. 
Interment will be made at the convenience of the family.

Mrs. Flora A. BUMSTEAD, wife of Henry D. BUMSTEAD, died at her home, 
1441 Bushwick avenue, Monday, in her 63d year. Her husband survives 
her, and she leaves a son and a daughter. She was born in Purlin, 
N.Y., Aug. 20, 1843, and came to Brooklyn many years ago. Funeral 
services will be held this evening at her late home, the interment 
being in Oakwood Cemetery, Troy, N.Y. The undertaker is William H. 
MOORE, of 44 Pennsylvania avenue.

JAMES H. CAYNE
A requiem mass will be offered to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock for the 
repose of the soul of James Henry CAYNE, who died suddenly at his 
home, 20 Manhasset place, on Monday. He is survived by a widow, 
Annie. The interment will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery.

MISS BESSIE ECKERT
After an illness of more than four years, Miss Bessie ECKERT died at 
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. ECKERT, Monday afternoon, in 
her 25th year. Miss ECKERT was born in Brooklyn and was educated at 
the public school. She was a member of many social clubs. A father, 
mother, one brother and three sisters survive her. Funeral services 
were held this afternoon at her late home. Interment was made in the 
family plot at Washington Cemetery.

WILBOR B. HARLOW
Wilbor Butler HARLOW, chief chemist in the laboratories of the firm 
of Sawyer, Mann & Co., of Manhattan, and grandson of the late Rev. 
Hugh SMITH, rector of Grace Church, on the Heights, died at 
Jacksonville, Fla., on Saturday, after a three-month illness, from 
Bright's disease. Mr. HARLOW was in his 24th year. He was the only 
son of Walter C. HARLOW, who's connected with the New York and New 
Jersey Telephone Company, and was a graduate of Wesleyan University, 
class '04. A father, mother and two sisters, Eleanor Louise and Ruth 
survive him. Funeral services will be held to-night at 8 o'clock at 
the home of his parents, the Rev. Dr. St. Clair HESTER, rector of the 
Church of the Messiah, in Greene avenue, officiating. Interment will 
be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemeteery. Hinman Bros., 
undertakers, of Fifth avenue and Seventeenth street, have charge of 
the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Eva M. JACKSON died suddenly at her home, 59 Somers street, 
yesterday morning, from heart failure. Mrs. JACKSON was a daughter of 
the late Elizabeth J. FRAZER and was well educated. She was a member 
of the St. Thomas Protestant Episcopal Church, and on Feb. 16, 1887, 
was married to William A. JACKSON, who with one son, Wesley S., and 
one sister, Mrs. W.H. SPRINGSTEEN, and a brother, A.S. FRAZER, 
survive her. Funeral services will be held at her late residence this 
evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. James Townsend RUSSELL, rector of 
St. Thomas P.E. Church, in Bushwick avenue, officiating. Interment 
will be made in the family plot at Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mrs. 
George PETH, of 127 Boerum street, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

Theodore F. MANNING, for many years a retired merchant who made his 
home in the Bedford section, died at the home of his son-in-law, 
Thomas F. SHEVILLE, Monday, from heart failure. Mr. MANNING had been 
in feeble health for some time so that his end was not unexpected. 
His wife died three years ago and Mr. MANNING leaves only one son. He 
was born in the South and came to New York when a young man and 
engaged in business. Fueneral services were held at the home of his 
son-in-law this afternoon. The undertaker is T.J. PHILLIPS, in 
Lafayette avenue. The burial will be private.

Mrs. Mary E. McGREW, 74 years old, died yesterday after a lingering 
illness, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert ??s??, 20 Jackson 
place. The funeral will be held on Friday afternoon, the Re. Dr. 
TUPPER, of the Fifteenth Street Baptist Church, officiating.

MARY McGUIRE
Funeral services will be held on Friday morning at St. John's Church 
over the remains of Mary McGUIRE, who died yesterday at her home, 223 
Twenty-third street. She had been ill only one day, and old age was 
the cause of her death. She lived in South Brooklyn for sixty-five 
years. Two sons survive her. Undertaker F.E. SELLE, of 184 Fifth 
avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

JAMES MURRAY
Thirteen-year-old James MURRAY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick MURRAY, 
of 360 Midwood street, died at his home yesterday afternoon. The 
funeral will take place to-morrow afternoon and the interment will be 
made at Holy Cross Cemetery. P. McKENNA, of 798 Flatbush avenue, has 
charge of the arrangements.

JOHN S. STINSON
John Stewart STINSON, an attache of the United States Custom House, 
died at his home, 661 Degraw street on Monday afternoon, after a 
three weeks' illness, in his 25th year. Mr STINSON was born in 
Brooklyn, and was a graduate of Public School No. 15. He was also a 
graduate of Brown's Business College. He was a member of the Chosen 
Few, L.O.L., No. 3 Lodge, and the Ladies' Lodge, L.O.L., No. 89; also 
a member of the Federal Tenth Ward Republican Club, and the Civil 
Service Employees' Association. He was a staunch Republican in 
politics, and a member of the Second United Presbyterian Church. On 
Sept. 7, 1904, he was married to Miss Katie H. MARTIN, daughter of 
James and Isabelle MARTIN. His widow, mother and one sister, Nellie 
WILSON STINSON, survive him. Funeral services will be held at his 
late residence this evening at 8 o'clock, the Rev. W.H. NICHOL, 
pastor of the Second United Presbyterian Church, at Bond street and 
Atlantic avenue, officiating. Interment will be made in the family 
plot at Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker William A. HENRY, of 411 
Atlantic avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

James J. WHELAN, a well-known builder and contractor, died at his 
home 123 Fort Greene place, last night, after a lingering illness 
from complications. He was in his 75th year. Mr. WHELAN was born at 
Waterford, Ireland, and was a son of the late William and Mary 
WHELAN. He came to Brooklyn about fifty years ago. He retired twenty 
years ago. Mr. WHELAN was a member of Our Lady of Mercy Roman 
Catholic Church. His brother, Edward, and one cousin, Miss Annie 
KIRBY, who kept house for them, survive him. Funeral services will be 
held at Our Lady of Mercy R.C. Church, in Debevoise place, on Friday 
morning at 9:30 o'clock. The remains will be placed in a receiving 
vault at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker, Frank DALTON, of DeKalb 
avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Paul WILSON died on Monday at his home, 101 Front street, of 
pneumonia, after a three weeks' illness. He was born in Germany in 
1869, and had resided in Brooklyn for twenty years. A widow and four 
children and his mother and three sisters survive him. The funeral 
will be held to-morrow afternoon, withe interment at Evergreen 
Cemetery, Undertaker L.C. DOYLE, of 152 York street, has charge of 
the arrangements.

23 March 1905
ADAMS
March 21, Thomas C. ADAMS, 59. Services at 231 Macon st., this evening at 8.

BISHOP
On March 20, Capt. Harmon D. BISHOP, 87. Services at 268 Carroll st. 
this evening at 8.

DANIEL
At 606 West Eighth st., Plainfield, N.J., on March 22, Caroline 
MOORE, wife of Edwin M. DANIEL.

GILLIES
March 22, Isabella Gertrude RYDER, wife John GILLIES. Funeral from 
137 Kent st., Greepoint, Friday, at 9:30 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at 
10 A.M. at St. Alphonsus' Church, Kent st.

HARRINGTON
Annie HARRINGTON, wife of James HARRINGTON.

HARRISON
March 20, Dorothea GRIFFITHS, 71, widow of Joshua HARRISON, at 736 
Franklin ave.

LOWE
On March 22, at 343 Bergen st., Robert E. LOWE, 36.

MACCULLOCH
On March 20, Hunter MACCULLOCH, at 430 Van Buren st.

MOIR
On March 22, Ann, wife of James MOIR. Funeral services this evening 
at 8 at 164 Clifton pl.

MOLLOY
Tuesday morning, M. Maud, daughter of Susan MOLLOY, at 1531 Pacific st.

PURGOLD
On March 21, Ellen PURGOLD, 89, at 3421 Glenmore rd., Flatbush.

QUIGLEY
On March 21, at 217 West 139th st., Susan Ruth GAYNOR, wife of Dr. 
John J. QUIGLEY and daughter of the late Thomas S. GAYNOR, of Albany. 
Funeral services in St. Joseph's Church, Albany.

QUINN
March 22, at 71 Ryerson st., Joseph F. QUINN.

RADE
On March 22, Augusta, 18, the daughter of the late Joseph RADE and 
Pauline REBELLO. Funeral from 569 Warren st., Friday, at 2 P.M.

RENAUD
March 21, Catherine S. RENAUD, 74. Funeral services at Avenue F and 
East Twenty-sixth st., Flatbush, this evening at 8.

SCOVILLE
On March 20, Anna BROWN SCOVILLE, wife of Addison P. SCOVILLE of Lake 
George and 1774 Washington ave., Bronx, aged 49. Interment Glens 
Falls.

SHORT
On March 21, Theresa Margaret SHORT, at 37 St. John's pl.

24 March 1905
QUINN
March 22, Joseph F. QUINN, husband of Elizabeth J. QUINN. Funeral 
from 71 Ryerson st., Saturday, at 9 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at 9:30 
A.M., Church of the Sacred Heart, Clermont ave., near Park.

RHODES
Suddenly, on March 20, Foster, son of the late William P. and Mary M. 
RHODES, 48.

RUOFF
March 22, Mary C. RUOFF. Funeral services at 74 Sunnyside ave., 
Saturday, at 3 P.M.

Mrs. Annie BARNHILL, the only daughter of John and Mary BARNHILL, 
died at the home of her parents, 194 Walworth street, this morning, 
after an illness of a number of weeks from Bright's disease. She was 
born in Brooklyn and educated at Public School No. 43. She was a 
member of St. Ambrose's Roman Catholic Church and Sunday school. A 
father, mother, three brothers, William H., Edward F. and George W., 
survive her. Funeral services will be held at her late home on Sunday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Evergreen Cemetery. Undertaker John TRACY, of Kent avenue, has charge 
of the funeral arrangements.

Frederick William DECKNER, a German barber who, during his 
thirty-eight years' lease of a shop on the top floor of the 
'triangle' situated at Fulton and Washington streets, had piled his 
trusty razor over the visages of men of such prominence as the Rev. 
Dr. Richard SALTER STORRS, Hugh McLAUGHLIN and Gen. James McLEER, is 
dead and buried, having passed away several days ago from pneumonia. 
He had lived many years in Brooklyn and left a widow and one 
daughter, Mrs. FICKE. DECKNER was a chess expert and one of the 
founders of the Brooklyn Chess Club. DECKNER was a vegetarian, and 
did not have much faith in the professional efficacy of physicians, 
lawyers or ministers. He had eaten no meat for nearly twenty years 
prior to his death, and never knew a sick day until the pneumonia 
attacked him.

KATHARINE W. FROTHINGHAM
Katharine WHITE FROTHINGHAM, widow of Benjamin Thompson FROTHINGHAM, 
died this morning at eight o'clock at her home, 188 Columbia Heights, 
of pneumonia. She was born in Brooklyn, Feb. 6, 1842 [or 1843], and 
was the daughter of Alexander WHITE. She was married to Benjamin T. 
FROTHINGHAM on Oct. 31, 1866. She succeeded her mother several years 
ago as a member of the board of trustees of the Graham Home for Old 
Ladies, holding the position until the time of her death. Two 
brothers, a sister, a son and a daughter survive her. The time of the 
funeral will be given later.

JOHN GALLAGHER
After a lingering illness John GALLAGHER, 29 years old, died 
yesterday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John GALLAGHER, 
344 Fifteenth street. He was born in Brooklyn on Dec. 8, 1876. He was 
engaged in the real estate business and was a member of St. John's 
Church, Twenty-first street, near Fifth avenue, and of Fort Greene 
Council, K. of C. He is survived by his parents and fours sisters and 
two brothers. The funeral will be held Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock 
from St. John's Church, where requiem mass will be celebrated by 
Father KING and Father KERRY. Burial will be made at Holy Cross 
Cemetery. Undertaker Peter FARERLL, of Third avenue and Bergen 
street, has charge of the arrangements.

THEODORE D. HULSE
Theodore Decatur HULSE, a veteran of the civil war, died at his home, 
218 Lefferts place, yesterday after a three months' illness. He was 
born on June 13, 1836, and when the civil war broke out entered the 
navy as chief engineer. He served about three years. He was a native 
of Bloomington, N.Y., and a member of Odell Post, G.A.R., and the 
Masonic order. He lived a number of years at Cairo, N.Y., where he 
was a member of the Presbyterian church. Three months ago he attended 
the funeral services of his brother at Newburg, N.Y. and contracted a 
cold which caused his death. A widow, Angelina A. HURLEY, and three 
sons - James V., William H., and John B. - survive him. The G.A.R. 
services will be held Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Interment will 
be made at Montclair, N.J. F.M. FAIRCHILD, of Fulton street, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

Joseph W. MARSHALL died at the home of his son-in-law, William MARSH, 
766 Quincy street, late Wednesday night, after a twelve days' illness 
from pneumonia. He was in his sixty-ninth year, Mr. MARSHALL was a 
native of Philadelphia, but had resided in Brooklyn for many years. 
Two daughters, Mrs. William MARSH and Mrs. Gilbert P. BRUSH, survive 
him. Funeral services will be held at his late residence to-night at 
8:30 o'clock, the Rev. William HAMILTON, pastor of the South Third 
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating. Interment will be 
made in the family plot at Cedar Grove Cemetery.

Isaac T. OXTOBY died Wednesday at his home, 137 Cambridge place, aged 
55 years. Though born in Wheeling, W. Va., he came to this city 
thirty-five years ago and had since been a resident here. On coming 
to Brooklyn he began the study of medicine at the Long Island College 
Hospital, but before finishing the course became proofreader on one 
of the daily papers. At the time of his death he was proofreader on 
the New York "Mail," where he had been employed for more than twelve 
years. He never married. He is survived by two brothers and three 
sisters. One of his brothers, the Rev. John OXTOBY, a Presbyterian 
clergyman, died at Saginaw, Mich., about six weeks ago. The interment 
will be made at Wheeling.

WEBSTER C. POWELL
Webster Clay POWELL, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn and a son of the 
late, John Richard POWELL, a prominent builder, died on Wednesday at 
Atlantic City of heart failure. Mr. POWELL was born Aug. 19, 1839, in 
what was then Powers street, now Third avenue, and received a public 
school education. He entered the employ of the firm of William A. 
DOWNS & Co., umbrella makers. About the same time he began his 
clerkship, George K. JOHNSON and Willis M. BELKNAP also were employed 
as clerks. A few years later they formed the firm of BELKNAP, JOHNSON 
and POWELL, at 430 Broadway, with a factory at Philadelphia, and for 
thirty years they worked together without disagreement, death or 
failure, and retired five years ago. He formerly was a member of the 
Union League Club, and for more than thirty years was a member of the 
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. For the last few years he had 
been a member of the Bedford Presbyterian Church. A widow, Margaretta 
SPURR, and four sons, William A., Marcus, George H. and Arthur, 
survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late residence, 
to-night at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. W.J. HUTCHINS, pastor of the 
Bedford Presbyterian Church, Dean street and Nostrand avenue, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at Greenwood 
Cemetery. Undertaker F.M. FAIRCHILD, of Fulton street, has charge of 
the funeral arrangements.

GEORGE SAVILLE
After an illness of two weeks, George SAVILLE died at his home, 319 
Park place, yesterday afternoon from meningitis, in his 32d year. Mr. 
SAVILLE was born in Brooklyn and was a son of the late Sargeant L. 
SAVILLE. Since the death of his father he had been in the 
transportation business, with offices at 143 Liberty street, 
Manhattan. He was a member of the Central Presbyterian Church, and 
had a host of friends. Ten years ago he married Miss Ella Mulvin 
TEMPLETON, a daughter of the late James A. TEMPLETON, and is survived 
by a widow, one son, George, Jr., and one daughter, Elizabeth, now 6 
months old. Funeral services will be held at his late home on Sunday 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. J.F. CARSON, pastor of Central 
Church, officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker John BENNETT, of 205 Flatbush avenue, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements.

RICHARD E. SCHERMERHORN
Richard Everett SCHERMERHORN, a native of Sands Lake, N.Y., and a 
retired paper manufacturer, of Medina, N.Y., died at his home, 112 
St. James place, yesterday after a lingering illness from 
complications. Mr. SCHERMERHORN was in his sixty-third year and was a 
graduate of the Sands Lake Institute. He came to Brooklyn some years 
ago and was a member of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. A 
widow is his only survivor. Funeral services will be held at his late 
home on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Cleland B. 
McAFEE, of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, officiating. 
Interment will be made in the family plot at Rural Cemetery, Chatham, 
N.Y. Undertaker F.M. FAIRCHILD, of Fulton street, had charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

Edgar SKIDMORE, a builder, died at his home, 1218 Bedford avenue, 
Wednesday, after an illness of three months, in his sixty-sixth year. 
Mr. SKIDMORE was born on Long Island, and had resided in Brooklyn 
since he was 18. He build many houses in Flatbush and other sections 
of the city. He was a member of the Flatbush Volunteer Firemen's 
Association, and is survived by a widow, Frances A., one sister and 
four brothers. Funeral services will be held at his late home 
to-night at 8 o'clock. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Evergreen Cemetery to-morrow. Undertaker Eugene SAMMIS, of 495 
Franklin avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

25 March 1905
BLASDELL
On March 23, James Howard BLASDELL, 57. Funeral services at 1182 Dean 
st., this evening at 8.

DEMOREST
March 24, at 853 Hancock st., Mildred Agatha, daughter of Wm. A. and 
Lulu B. DEMOREST. Funeral private.

FROTHINGHAM
Friday morning, March 24, 1905, at her residence, No. 188 Columbia 
Heights, Brooklyn, of pneumonia, Katharine WHITE, widow of Benjamin 
T. FROTHINGHAM. In the 61st year of her age. Funeral services at her 
late residence, Monday, March 27, at 2:30 P.M. Interment at 
convenience of family. It is requested that no flowers be sent.

HARKNESS
March 23, Bridget, wife of John HARKNESS. Funeral from 674 Bergen st. 
on Monday at 9 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church.

HAYDEN
Edward J. HAYDEN, Jr., beloved son of Mary A. and Edward J., Friday, 
March 24th, 1905, aged 25 years. Funeral Monday, March 27th, at 10 
o'clock from St. Mary's Church, Court st.

KIMBALL
On March 24, at 154 St. Johns pl., Richard Craighead KIMBALL, 74. 
Services Sunday afternoon at 2.

LEE
March 22, at 124 Pennsylvania ave., Mary A. LEE, teacher of late in 
Public School No. 64. Services this evening at 8.

O'CONNELL
On March 24, Annie AMBROSE, wife of the late Patrick J. O'CONNELL and 
mother of Dr. Joseph J. O'CONNELL. Funeral from 469 Fiftieth st., on 
Sunday at 1:30 P.M., and thence to St. Michael's Church, Forty-second 
st., near Fourth ave.

SCHERMERHORN
Entered into rest, on March 23, 1905, after a long illness, Richard 
Everett SCHERMERHORN, in the 63d year of his age. Funeral services at 
his late residence, 112 St. James pl., Sunday, March 26th, at 4 P.M. 
Interment at Chatham, N.Y.

Mrs. Alice A. ARNOLD, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, died at her 
home, 4 Caton avenue, Flatbush, yesterday after a lingering illness. 
She was a member of the First Reformed Church and is survived by a 
husband and two daughters, Mrs. W.R. ATKINSON and Miss Florence. 
Funeral services will be held at her late residence, to-morrow at 2 
o'clock, the Rev. C. Thurston CHASE, pastor of the Flatbush 
Congregational Church, Avenue D and East Eighteenth street, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at Evergreen 
Cemetery.

RICHARD H. CRESSINGHAM
Richard Henry CRESSINGHAM died at his home, 241 Steuben street, 
yesterday, after an illness of six months, from valvular heart 
trouble. Mr. CRESSINGHAM was in his 70th year, and had been a printer 
connected with the New York "Press" since it was established. He was 
a member of Typographical Union No. 6, and formerly a member of the 
I.O.O.F. and the Acme Council, No. 594, Royal Arcanum, as well as a 
Forester and a Republican. In 1860 he married Miss Mary LOVEJOY, a 
daughter of Benjamin LOVEJOY, a real estate broker, and to them two 
daughters, Mrs. Carrie Fairchild MOTT and Miss Mary, and four sons, 
Harry, Albert, Richard Charles and Francis, were born, who with their 
mother survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late 
residence to-night at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. C.D. CASE, pastor of 
Hanson Place Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be made in 
the family plot at Cypress Hills Cemetery. Undertaker Geo. O. WEAVER, 
of 375 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

BRIDGET HARKNESS
After a lingering illness, Mrs. Bridget HARKNEWW died at her home, 
674 Bergen street, Thursday morning. She was in her fifty-ninth year. 
Mrs. HARKNESS was born in Ireland, and came to Brooklyn about 
thirty-two years ago. She was a member of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic 
Church. She is survived by a husband, John, two daughters, Anna R. 
and Mary E. McCARTER, and one brother, William Francis GILLESPIE. 
Funeral services will be held at St. Joseph's Church, Pacific  street 
and Vanderbilt avenue, on Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment 
will be made in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker 
Peter FARRELL, of 101 Third avenue, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

RICHARD C. KIMBALL
Richard Craighead KIMBALL, a native of Canton, Ohio, and an old 
resident of Brooklyn, died at his home, 154 St. Johns place, 
yesterday, after a five days' illness. Mr. KIMBALL was in his 
seventy-fourth year. He came to Brooklyn fifty-four years ago and was 
a partner in the firm of Kimball Brothers, cigar manufacturers. He 
retired five years ago.  He was a member of the Masonic Order and the 
Ohio Society. In 1857 he married Miss Harriet M. BOWLAND, daughter of 
the late Robert BOWLAND, of Mansfield, O. She died some years ago, 
leaving two sons, Volney R. and Richard B. KIMBALL. Funeral services 
will be held at Mr. KIMBALL's late home to-morrow afternoon at 1 
o'clock, the Rev. Dr. NELSON, officiating. Interment will be made in 
the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Undertaker Franklin G. 
EDWARDS, of 9 Court square, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

James MORDAUNT, who died at his home, 136 First street, on Thursday, 
was buried this afternoon at Holy Cross Cemetery. Mr. MORDAUNT had 
been sick for three months from dropsy. He was a bookkeeper, 
prominent in the Knights of Columbus, and a member of St. Agnes' 
Church. Two sisters, Mary and Jane, survive him. Undertaker William 
H. DALY, of 136 Smith street, had charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Sarah MORRIS died at her home, 873 Fifty-fourth street, 
yesterday, from complications, in her 28th year. Mrs. MORRIS was born 
in County Longford, Ireland, and came to Brooklyn three years ago. 
About fifteen months ago she married Charles MORRIS, an attache of 
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, who survives her. Funeral 
services will be held at her late home to-morrow afternoon at 2 
o'clock, the Rev. John RIPPERE, minister of the Fourth Avenue 
Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating. Interment will be made in 
the family plot at Evergreens Cemetery. Undertaker M.E. THOMPSON, of 
5407 Fifth avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Jettie NEILL died yesterday at her home, 222 Bergen street, of 
pneumonia. She was born in Brooklyn and had lived all her life in the 
Tenth Ward. For seventeen years she was employed by the Players' 
Club, Manhattan. She was a member of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, 
from which the funeral will be held Monday morning. Interment will be 
made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Two sisters survive Miss NEILL.

Mrs. Annie O'CONNELL, widow of the late Patrick J. O'CONNELL, the 
well-known Brooklyn shipbuilder, died yesterday at her home, 469 
Fifteenth street, of heart trouble, after an illness of six months. 
She was born in Limerick, Ireland, fifty-seven years ago, and came to 
this country in 1865, living in Brooklyn ever since. She was a member 
of St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church, Forty-second street, near 
Fourth avenue, where the funeral services will be held to-morrow 
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Father McGOIRI officiating. The interment 
will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. O'CONNELL is survived by 
two sons, Dr. Joseph J. O'CONNELL and Dr. Daniel G., and three 
daughters, Margaret, Mary and Catherine. Undertaker William MEAGHER, 
of 685 Fifth avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Joseph WHALEN died at his home, 57 Herbert street, on Thursday, after 
a short illness. He was 29 years old, and had lived in the Eastern 
District all his life. When the Spanish war broke out he went to the 
front with the Forty-seventh Regiment, in which he was a corporal. He 
was a member of the Jefferson Democratic Club and the "Doc" Travers 
Association. The funeral will be held to-morrow from St. Cecelia's 
Church, North Henry and Herbert streets. Interment will be made at 
Calvary Cemetery. GLINNEN Brothers, of North Henry street, are the 
undertakers in charge.

JOHN L. WINTRINGHAM
John Lincoln WINTRINGHAM, a plumber, died at his home, 803 Union 
street, Thursday, form heart failure. Mr. WINTRINGHAM was born in 
Brooklyn thirty-five years ago. He was a widower, and is survived by 
one daughter, Ruth, two brothers, Robert and Edward C. and two 
sisters, Mrs. Fannie FAGEN and Miss Tilly WINTRINGHAM. Funeral 
services will be held at his late residence to-morrow afternoon at 3 
o'clock, the Rev. Newell Dwight HILLIS, of Plymouth Church, 
officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at Cypress 
Hills Cemetery. Undertaker John H. TIMMS, of 205 Fourth avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

26 March 1905
BIERCK
In Havana, Cuba, March 24, Adolph BIERCK, Jr., son of the late Adolf BIERCK.

BUCKLEY
On Saturday, March 25, 1905, at his late residence, 85 Hicks st., 
Edward J., beloved son of Edward C. BUCKLEY, in the 12th year of his 
age. Notice of funeral hereafter.

BURCK
On March 25, at 227 Court st., Caroline W. BURCK, wife of Ernest 
BURCK, Sr., 77. Funeral services at German Evangelical Church, 
Schermerhorn st., Monday, at 2 P.M.

GILL
On March 23, Adelaide Florence GILL (nee HASTY), wife of Dr. Henry D. 
GILL. Funeral services from chapel of the Stephen MERRITT Burial 
Company, Eighth ave. and Nineteenth st., at 2 this afternoon.

HARFORD - BEHRENS
Suddenly, on Thursday, March 23, Lena A. BEHRENS, wife of Winfield 
HARFORD. Funeral services at 1237 Atlantic ave., to-day at 2 P.M.

HYATT
At Winfield, N.Y., on March 24, Christiana KOUWENHOVEN, widow of T. 
Burroughs HYATT. Funeral services Monday , at 2 P.M.

LICHTENSTEIN
On March 25, Hannah Louise, wife of Alfred LICHTENSTEIN and daughter 
of Louise and the late Frederick KAPP, 50. Funeral service at 201 
Columbia Heights Monday, at 10 A.M.

SCHULTZ
Harman C., 68, Funeral services at 265 Schermerhorn st., this 
evening, at 8 o'clock.

SHEFFIELD
On March 24, Ellen M.A. SHEFFIELD. Funeral service to-day at 2:30, at 
797 Fulton st.

VAN WOUD
Suddenly, on Saturday, March 25, in his 46th year, Victor C., beloved 
husband of Victoria A. VAN WOUD. Funeral services at his late 
residence, No. 617 Hancock st., Brooklyn, N.Y., on Monday evening, 
March 27th, at 8 o'clock.

VOORHIS
At 355 Greene ave., Henry W. VOORHIS.

WELDON
On Saturday, March 25, at her late residence, 312 Eighth st., Julia 
WELDON, beloved wife of Christopher WELDON. Requiem mass at St. 
Thomas Aquinas, Tuesday, at 10 A.M. Kindly omit flowers.

WINTRINGHAM
On March 23, John Lincoln, son of Frances N. and the late Robert P. 
WINTRINGHAM. Services at 803 Union st., this afternoon at 3.

27 March 1905
HEDGES
On Monday, March 27, Johanna, widow of Henry C. HEDGES, aged 56. 
Funeral from her late residence, 459 Atlantic ave., Wednesday, March 
29, 2 P.M. Interment in Greenwood.

MOONEY
On March 25, at 429A Eighth st., James F. MOONEY, husband of Sarah A. 
MOONEY. Funeral from the Church of St. Francis Xavier, Sixth ave. and 
Carroll st., Tuesday at 10 o'clock.

NEVINS
On March 25, Cornelia H???in VAN VLIET, daughter of the late Henry 
Hiram VAN VLIET and widow of William H. NEVINS, 71. Funeral services 
at 58 1/2 Vernon ave. this evening at 8 o'clock.

POST
Ruth Ann, widow of Nelson POST, 84. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 A.M.,191 Baltic st.

WORKMAN KILLED WHEN SCAFFOLD FELL
A scaffold from which several workingmen were erecting a toboggan 
slide at Fort George, Manhattan, collapsed this morning and 
precipitated the men to the ground sixty-five feet below.

Jacob KANTOR, 23 years old, of 280 Seventh street, was so seriously 
injured that he died.

FATHER THINKS THE SHOOTING WAS AN ACCIDENT - STORY OF LOVE AFFAIR
[surname of the female is spelled two ways in article]
William SMITH, 17 years old, of 39 Walnut avenue, Corona, who shot 
Alice OHLSON, 16 years old, of 38 High street, Corona, Saturday 
night, was arrested to-day at the home of his cousin in Woodside, 
Queens, by Detective Sergeants REEDY and GRAHAM. The police, 
suspecting that the boy may have committed suicide, yesterday scoured 
the woods around Corona.
It has not yet been established whether the shooting was accidental. 
The boy was known to be in love with the girl and it is said that 
although she felt friendly toward him she did not encourage his 
attentions. The father of the boy says he thinks his son may have 
threatened the girl with the revolver and that it was discharged 
accidentally, but he is sure that his son did not shoot the girl 
purposely.
Young SMITH and Miss OHLSEN were pupils in the Corona High School. 
Much against her will, it is said, SMITH, escorted Miss OHLSEN to her 
home Saturday night, and on leaving remarked: "Alice, this is the 
last time you will ever see me." He called again at the OHLSEN home 
shortly afterward, and while talking to Miss OHLSEN the shooting 
occurred. Then SMITH disappeared.
The bullet lodged in Miss OHLSEN's breast, inflicting a superficial 
wound. She is at the Post Graduate Hospital, Manhattan.
In the Flushing police court SMITH protested that his mind was a 
blank as to what had occurred on Saturday night and that he awoke 
last night to find himself lying in a wagon in Port Washington. He 
started to walk to his home in Corona, and got as far as Woodside 
when he was arrested.
Magistrate CONNORTON paroled him in the charge of his father until Wednesday.
After his release SMITH admitted that the pistol was discharged while 
he was with Miss OHLSEN, but he denied that he shot her intentionally.
Miss OHLSEN is the daughter of a Swedish minister, who is now in New England.

28 March 1905
BLACKMAN
March 26, Harriet, wife of Ebenezer BLACKMAN, at 435 Franklin ave. 
Funeral services this evening at 8.

BRUNNELL
March 27, Friedericka EPPINGER BRUNNELL. Services at 443 Waverly 
ave., this evening at 8.

DOUGHERTY
Grace HAMILTON, eldest daughter of James E. and Emma F. DOUGHERTY, 
aged 12 years 5 months 20 days, died at her home, No. 392 Hicks st., 
on Sunday night. Funeral from her late home on Thursday, March 30th, 
at 9:30 A.M.; thence to St. Peter's Church, cor. Hicks and Warren 
streets, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered up for the 
repose of her soul. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

EVANS
On March 26th, Ann EVANS, wife of Richard J. EVANS, and daughter of 
Elizabeth and the late Andrew DONAVAN. Funeral from her late 
residence, 598 Henry st., thence to St. Stephen's R.C. Church, Hicks 
and Summit sts., on Wednesday, March 29th, at 9:30 A.M. Interment 
Holy Cross Cemetery.

FOWLER
March 27, James FOWLER, 38, husband of Simonie FOWLER. Funeral on 
Thursday at 2:30 P.M., from 1030 Hudson st., Hoboken, N.J.

GIBLETT
March 26, Carrie L., daughter of the late R.H. and Mary GIBLETT, at 
176 Quincy st.

GILBERT
March 5, at Cannes, France, Louisa S. GILBERT, daughter of the late 
Jasper W. and Katherine A. GILBERT.

GLASSON
At Hot Springs, Ark., March 23, Claude, husband of Anna GANS. Funeral 
from late residence, East Nineteenth st., Sheepshead Bay.

GRANGER
March 26, at 585 Quincy st., Constance GRANGER, 4, daughter of 
Elizabeth BACKUS and Francis GRANGER.

LINDSLEY
March 26, Jennie F. LINDSLEY, daughter of Maria and the late James W. 
LINDSLEY. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 A.M., from the residence of her 
sister, Mrs. FARRELL, 255 Greene ave; thence to Church of the 
Nativity, Madison st.

MARTIN
March 25, William, husband of Harriet MARTIN, at 173 Ryerson st.

MILLER
March 25, Grace Elma MILLER, 3, only daughter of Donald and Grace E. 
MILLER. Funeral services at 476 Twelfth st., this evening at 8:30.

MILLER
Mary E., widow of Frank E. MILLER and daughter of the late James 
OLVANY, of New York, at her residence, 83 [or 88] Livingston st.

MOONEY
March 25, at 429A Eighth st., James F. MOONEY, husband of Sarah A. MOONEY.

SCHULZE
March 25, at 102 Harman st., Frederick S. SCHULZE, 60.

STORM
March 25, William F. STORM, 21, son of L.J. and T.J. STORM, at Emmons 
ave. and Twenty-third st., Sheepshead Bay.

STRYKER
At Baltimore, Md., March 26, Alice Irene BARRETT, wife of Heber 
Halsey STRYKER and daughter of Nathan F. and the late Mildred L. BARRETT.

THORNTON
March 26, Mae THORNTON.

VANDERHOOF
March 26, Lucy W. VANDERHOOF, widow of W.H. VANDERHOOF. Funeral 
services at 1156 Fortieth st., this evening at 8.

WELDON
March 25, at 312 Eighth st., Julia WELDON, wife of Christopher WELDON.

29 March 1905
MRS. FREDERICKA W. APEL
After a lingering illness Mrs. Fredericka W. APEL died at her home, 
378 [or 373] Seventeenth street, Monday night. She was born in 
Germany January 21 1825, but had been a resident of Brooklyn for the 
past fifty years. She was a member of St. John's German Lutheran 
Church, Prospect avenue, near Sixth, and the Rev. Dr. H.C. WASMUND, 
pastor of the church, will officiate at the funeral services, which 
will be held to-morrow morning at her late home at 10:30 o'clock. The 
interment will be made in the family plot at Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. 
APEL is survived by one daughter. HINMAN Brothers, undertakers, of 
Fifth avenue, have charge of the funeral.

CHARLES BERGER
Dr. James H. DARLINGTON, pastor of Christ Church, on Bedford avenue, 
conducted the funeral services over the remains of Charles BERGER at 
his home, 46 Lynch street, this afternoon. The interment was made a 
Cedar Grove Cemetery. Mr. BERGER was forty-two years old, and had 
been a resident of Brooklyn for the past twelve years. For several 
years he was employed as foreman in a large iron foundry in 
Manhattan. Mr. BERGER was a member of Clinton Lodge, 453, F. and A.M. 
Peter J. DUFFY, of 504 Flushing avenue, had charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

THE REV. DAVID BUCK
The Re. David BUCK, who died yesterday at the Flatbush home of his 
daughter, Mrs. Alice J. BEST, spent an active and long life in 
ecclesiastical circles, and was the oldest member of the New York 
Conference. He was born in Roslyn, Long Island, Sept. 8, 1811, and 
joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1832, in 
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson. Previous to that time, he had been engaged in 
the piano making business. He studied Hebrew in preparing himself for 
the ministry by the light from the logs in the fireplace of his home. 
In 1836, he was selected to act as third preacher on what was called 
the "New Paltz Circuit," at which time he had only an exhorter's 
license. He was afterwards stationed at Newburg, Poughkeepsie, 
Kingston, New York, Warwick, Carmel, Ellenville, Pleasantville, 
Tarrytown, Highland Falls and Carthage Landing. Besides Mrs. BUCK, he 
is survived by two sons, Dr. F. Valentine BUCK, of Manhattan, and 
Frank M. BUCK, of Mount Vernon, N.Y. Funeral services will be held 
to-morrow morning. Interment will be made at Rural Cemetery, White 
Plains.

GEORGE W. CARLIN
After a lingering illness, George W. CARLIN, a native of Montreal, 
Canada, and ten years a resident of Brooklyn, died at his home, 800 
Myrtle avenue, yesterday, in his thirty-fourth year. Mr. CARLIN was a 
son of the late Bernard A. CARLIN, and is survived by three brothers, 
William, Alfred and Albert, and one sister, Edith. Funeral services 
will be held at his late home to-morrow afternoon, the Rev. D.W.C. 
SNYDER officiating. Interment will be made in the family plot at 
Cypress Hills Cemetery. Undertaker M. HIILLS, of Ralph avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

MRS. FRANCES W. COOK
Mrs. Frances W. COOK, who died at her residence, 406a Eighteenth 
street, Monday night, was born in Brooklyn sixty-one years ago. She 
was a member of the Fifteenth Street Baptist Church, Fourth avenue 
and Fifteenth street. The funeral services will be held to-morrow 
afternoon at her late home at 3:30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. TUPPER, of 
the Fifteenth Street Church, officiating. The interment will be made 
at Greenwood Cemetery. HINMAN Brothers, undertakers, of Fifth avenue, 
have charge of the funeral arrangements.

John FINKEN, a retired hotelkeeper, died at his home, 950 Bushwick 
avenue, early yesterday morning after a protracted invalidism. He was 
in his 79th year. Mr. FINKEN was a member of St. Peter's German 
Lutheran Church and was formerly a member of many German clubs and 
societies. Owing to ill health he was forced to retire from business 
seventeen years ago and for the last three years could only go about 
in a wheeled chair. On May 5, 1852, he married Miss Adeline BORGER. 
She survives him. Funeral services will be held to-morrow afternoon 
at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. J.J. HEISCHMANN, pastor of St. Peter's 
German Lutheran Church, in Bedford avenue, near DeKalb, and for many 
years a personal friend of the family, will officiate. Interment will 
be made in the family plot at Lutheran Cemetery. Undertaker Thomas J. 
McCANN, of 973 DeKalb avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Alvina KIRCHER, a native of Hanover, Germany, and a resident of 
Brooklyn for nearly fifty years, died at her home, 429 Atlantic 
avenue, yesterday morning. She was a member of the German Evangelical 
Lutheran Church, in Schermerhorn street, whose pastor, the Rev. J.W. 
LOCH, will officiate at the funeral services on Friday afternoon at 
2:30 o'clock. Interment will be made at Greenwood Cemetery. A 
husband, Edward, one daughter, Minnie, a sister, Mrs. Minnie 
KORFHAGA, and one brother, Henry Long SCHMIDT, survive her. Edward 
BAYHA, undertaker, of 219 Atlantic avenue, has charge of the funeral 
arrangements.

Mrs. Mary E. MILLER, widow of Frank E. MILLER, a veteran of the Civil 
War, and a charter member of U.S. Grant Post, No. 327, G.A.R., died 
at her home, 88 Livingston street, early Tuesday morning, after a 
week's illness of typhoid fever. Mrs. MILLER was born in New York, 
and was a daughter of the late James DELRANEY. She was in her 
forty-sixth year. She was a graduate of St. Mary's Academy, and was a 
member of the Catholic Church. Four daughters, Mrs. W.F. CUSACK, Mrs. 
Irene LEAKE, and the Misses Josephine and Rosa, survive her. Funeral 
services will be held at her late home Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock, 
the Rev. Father LUND officiating. Interment will be made in the 
family plot at Calvary Cemetery. Undertaker Frank G. HENDERSON, of 62 
Myrtle avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

JAMES J. MILLS
The death of James J. MILLS on Monday morning at his home, 
Seventy-first street, near Second avenue, was a great shock to the 
pupils of Public School No. 102, where he had been a janitor for a 
number of years past. He was born in Scotland sixty-eight years ago 
and had resided in Brooklyn for many years. He was prominently 
connected with the Bay Ridge Presbyterian Church, Eighty-first street 
and Second avenue, where the funeral services were held to-day. The 
Rev. Dr. Robert B. CLARK officiated. The interment was made at 
Greenwood Cemetery. Mr. MILLS is survived by a widow.

Mrs. Emily SIMS SMITH, daughter of the late Palin and Hannah SIMS, 
who were natives of Liverpool, Eng., died at the home of her 
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eliza E. SMITH, 1514 Pacific street, early 
yesterday morning in her 86th year. She was a sister of Capt. Samuel 
H. SIMS, who served through the Civil War with the Fifty-first New 
York Volunteer Regiment, and who was killed in the battle before 
Petersburg while acting as general of the brigade. Mrs. SMITH came to 
Brooklyn about twenty years ago, and was a member of the Tompkins 
Avenue Congregational Church. In 1845, she was married to Albert S. 
SMITH, a flour merchant. He died about seventeen years ago. Two sons, 
William H. and Joseph C., and one daughter, Mary E., survive her. 
Funeral services will be held at her late home to-morrow afternoon at 
2:30 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Nacy McGEE WATERS, pastor of the Tompkins 
Avenue Congregational Church, officiating. Interment will be made in 
the family plot at Maple Grove Cemetery. Undertaker Franklin G. 
EDWARDS, of 9 Court Square, has charge of the funeral.

SAMUEL SMITH
After a lingering illness, Samuel SMITH, a boss painter, died at his 
home, 225 Sanford street, Monday of Bright's disease, in his 65th 
year. Mr. SMITH was born near Gotan, Orange County, N.Y., and came to 
Brooklyn twenty years ago. He was formerly a member of Eagle Lodge, 
I.O.O.F. On April 8, 1865, he married Miss Sarah L. GIBSON. Mrs. 
SMITH died a short time ago. Three daughters, Mrs. T. GERTY and 
Misses May and Ada, survive him. Funeral services will be held at his 
late home this evening, the Rev. W.S. KING, pastor of the Willoughby 
Avenue Congregational Chapel, officiating. Interment will be made in 
the family plot at Evergreens Cemetery. Undertaker Thomas F. MADDEN, 
of 917 Kent avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

JAMES WALSH died yesterday at his home, 378 Bergen street, after a 
four weeks' illness. Mr. WALSH was born March 5, 1854, at Mt. Melick, 
Queens County, Ireland. He had lived in Brooklyn for thirty years. 
One daughter, Mrs. A.F. PETERS, survives him. The funeral will be 
held Friday afternoon, with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. 
Undertaker D.C. DOYLE, of 152 York street, has charge of the 
arrangements.

Miss FLORENCE VERONICA WHALEN, daughter of John and the late 
Elizabeth WHALEN, who was burned to death by an explosion of naptha 
at 123 Hoyt street, on July 18, 1900, died at the home of her 
brother-in-law, George FLAHERTY, 156 Fourth avenue, after a two 
months' illness. She was in her twenty-third year. She was born in 
Brooklyn, was a graduate of Public School No. 32, and a member of St. 
Agnes' Roman Catholic Church and Sunday school. She was a very 
popular young woman and well liked by all. A father, two sisters, 
Mrs. Lizzie FLAHERTY, Mrs. Anna MUNSON, and two brothers, John and 
Patrick, survive her. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon 
at 2 o'clock in the chapel at Holy Cross Cemetery, the Rev. Father 
WOODS, officiating. Undertaker John LOCKITT, of 655 Warren street, 
has charge of the funeral arrangements.

BOODY
March 27, at 212 Berkeley pl., John BOODY, 9, son of Maud GURNEY and 
Charles A. BOODY. Funeral private.

BRUNNELL
March 27, Friedericka EPPINGER BRUNNELL, at 443 Waverly ave.

EVANS
March 26, Ann EVANS, wife of Richard J. EVANS, daughter of Elizabeth 
and the late Andrew DONAVAN, at 598 Henry st.

FOWLER
March 27, James Clarence FOWLER, husband of Simonie KUSICK FOWLER, 
son of the late James D. and Helen A. FOWLER, 38. Services at 1030 
Hudson st., Hoboken, N.J., to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

HOLMES
March 27, George B. HOLMES, of Ninety-eighth st. and Skidmore lane, Canarsie.

JOHNSON
March 26, Elizabeth, daughter of the late Charles and Catherine 
JOHNSON. Funeral services at 227 Nineteenth st. to-morrow afternoon 
at 2 o'clock.

KIRCHER
March 28, Alvina, wife of Edward KIRCHER, 50. Services at 429 
Atlantic ave. Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

LINDSLEY
March 26, Jennie F. LINDSLEY, daughter of Maria and the late James W. 
LINSDLEY, at 255 Greene ave.

MILLER
March 25, Grace Elma, only daughter of Donald and Grace E. MILLER, 3. 
Services at 176 Twelfth st.

MILLS
March 27, James J. MILLS, janitor of Public School No. 102.

PALMER
At Stamford, Conn., March 26, Cornelia TAFF, daughter of the late 
Henry TAFF and widow of Bela PALMER, 64, at 181 North st.

POWER
At 314 Broome st., N.Y., John POWER. Funeral to-morrow morning at 
9:30 o'clock, from the Church of Nativity.

SULLIVAN
March 27, at 42 Macon st., Richard H. SULLIVAN, M.D. Funeral from the 
Church of Our Lady of Victory, Throop ave. and McDonough st. 
to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock.

VANDERHOOF
March 26, Lucy W. VANDERHOOF, widow of W.H. VANDERHOOF, at 1156 Fortieth st.

30 March 1905
LODGER KILLED BY FOUR-STORY TUMBLE
James HUGHES, 70 years old, was killed this morning by falling from a 
fourth-story window of a cheap lodging house at 501 West 
Twenty-seventh street, Manhattan. HUGHES was sitting on the window 
sill when he lost his balance.

BROWER
At Hartford, Conn., March 27, Edwin BROWER, formerly of Brooklyn, 48. 
Funeral from 41 Kenyon st. this evening.

CHAPMAN
Suddenly, March 28, Adelaide Louise, youngest daughter of the late 
Elmer and Lydia Jane CHAPMAN. Funeral services at 355 1/2 Monroe st., 
this evening, at 8.

CURREN
On March 28, Frank J. CURREN. Funeral from 428 DeKalb ave., Friday, at 2 P.M.

GREGORY
On March 28, Ferdinand W. GREGORY. Funeral on Friday, at 10 A.M. , at 
317 Jefferson ave.

OLIVER
On the 28th inst., Charlotte, widow of the late Samuel OLIVER, 91. 
Funeral from 194 Bay Tenth st., Bath Beach, on Friday, at 1 P.M.

PARDESSUS
On March 28, at Ormond, Fla., Ernest V. PARDESSUS, of Brooklyn.

PATTI
After a short illness, Mary DALEY, wife of John A. PATTI. Funeral 
from 38 Pulaski st., Friday, at 2:30 P.M.

SCHIEN
Gertrude, daughter of Henry and Maria SCHIEN, nee WALSH. Funeral from 
781 Union st., Friday, at 2 o'clock.

SHERWOOD
On March 29, at 40 Lefferts pl., Angeline Jesup JACKSON, widow of 
Peter Perty SHERWOOD, 80.

ADELAIDE L. CHAPMAN
After a short illness, Miss Adelaide Louise CHAPMAN died at her home, 
355 1/2 Monroe street, Tuesday, of pneumonia. Miss CHAPMAN was 
prominent socially and in church work. She was a daughter of the late 
Elmer and Lydia Jane CHAPMAN, and is survived by one sister. Funeral 
services will be held at her late home this evening at 8 o'clock. 
Interment will be made at Peekskill, N.Y., to-morrow morning.

William DENTON, formerly a resident of Brooklyn, died on Tuesday at 
his home in Woodcliff, Bergen County, N.J. A widow, Amelia, survives 
him. The funeral will take place from the Woodcliff home t0-morrow morning.
On March 28th, at the age of 70 years, William DENTON, beloved 
husband of Amelia DENTON. Funeral will take place from his late 
residence, Woodcliff, Bergen Co., N.J., at 10 A.M., March 31st, 1905

Sarah GREENE, daughter of the late John and Susan GREENE, died at the 
Brooklyn Home for Consumptives on Tuesday. The funeral was held this 
afternoon. Interment was made at St. John's Cemetery.

JOSEPHINE A. HEBBERD
Mrs. Josephine A. HEBBERD, widow of William E. HEBBERD, died at her 
home, 893 Lafayette aveune, on Tuesday evening, after a five months' 
illness from heart disease. Mrs. HEBBERD was a daughter of the late 
John D. and Jane E. GOODMAN. She was in her 59th year, and was a 
member of the Sumner Avenue M.E. Church. Two sons, William E. and 
Harry A., survive her. Funeral services will be held at her late home 
to-night at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Gardner S. ELDRIDGE, of the Sumner 
Avenue M.E. Church, will officiate. Interment will be made at Cypress 
Hills Cemetery. Undertaker J.C. MEEKS, of 367 Tompkins avenue, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

William KNAPP, a life-long resident of Brooklyn, and a son of Anton 
and Louise KNAPP, died at the home of his parents, 1213 St. Marks 
avenue, Wednesday afternoon, after an illness of five days. Mr. KNAPP 
was in his 32d year and was in the trucking business. A father, 
mother, two brothers, Frank and George, and two sisters, Mary and 
Louise survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late home 
to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be made in Evergreen 
Cemetery. Undertaker DENYGER, of Fulton street, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

Baer LOEWENSTEIN, who died on Tuesday in his seventy-sixth year, at 
his home, 37 Myrtle avenue, was born in Prussia and came to this 
county fifty-three years ago. He was a retired merchant and had been 
a resident of Brooklyn for twenty-five years. Mr. LOEWENSTEIN was 
reader of the Society of the Brothers of Charity, as well as of the 
Congregation Aderath El. Dr. PULVERMACHER will preach the funeral 
sermon at the Congregation Sinai, 41 Bridge street. Interment will be 
made at Salem Fields Cemetery to-day.

Patrick McCANN died at his home, 798 Kent avenue, on Tuesday evening. 
He was a charter member of St. Patrick's Council. Funeral services 
will be held at St. Patrick's Church, Kent avenue and Willoughby, 
to-morrow at 10 A.M. Thomas F. MADDEN, of Kent avenue has charge of 
the funeral arrangements.

Margaret MURTHA, 70 years old, mother-in-law of George THELBAULT, 
formerly proprietor of the United States Hotel, on Shore Road, died 
yesterday at her home, Shore Road and Vorhees avenue, of pneumonia. 
Requiem mass will be said to-morrow morning at St. Mark's Roman 
Catholic Church, East Fourteenth street and Shore Road. Interment 
will be made at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker Howard H. HAVRON is 
in charge.

MRS. CHARLOTTE OLIVER
After a lingering illness of complication of diseases, Mrs. Charlotte 
OLIVER, widow of Samuel OLIVER, died Tuesday at her home, 194 Bay 
Tenth street, Bath Beach, aged ninety-one years. The funeral will be 
held to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be private. 
Mrs. OLIVER was very well-known in Bath Beach, having been a resident 
there for many years.

Richard F. SCULLY, of 227 Conorver street, for five years a resident 
of Brooklyn, died yesterday morning at St. Peter's Hospital, after a 
month's illness from heart disease. Mr. SCULLY was in his 65th year, 
and was a son of the late Edward and Frances BAULF SCULLY. Two 
nephews, J.S. and Edward J. SCULLY, survive him. Funeral services 
were held this afternoon at the Holy Cross Chapel, the Rev. Father 
WOODS officiating.

ANGELINE J. SHERWOOD
Mrs. Angeline J. SHERWOOD, of Brooklyn, widow of Peter Perry 
SHERWOOD, died at her home, 40 Lefferts place, yesterday from 
apoplexy. Mrs. SHERWOOD was born at Westport, Conn., and was in her 
eighty-first year. She was a member of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum 
Executive Board, and was for many years recording and corresponding 
secretary of the board of managers. Two sons, Frederick and William 
J., survive her. Funeral services will be held at her late home 
to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clcok. Interment will be made at Greenwood 
Cemetery. Undertaker W.H. HOMAN, of Fulton street, has charge of the 
funeral arrangements.

MARGARET SWEETMAN died on Tuesday of apoplexy. She was born in 
Ireland. She attended St. Patrick's Church for the past thirty-five 
years. The funeral was held from her late home, 514 Marcy avenue, 
this afternoon. The arrangements were in charge of Thomas F. MADDEN, 
of 917 Kent avenue.

CHARLES H.R. WENDLER died on Tuesday after a long illness, at the 
home of his daughter, Mrs. Alma BURDERNS, Linden Boulevard and 
Schnectady avenue, Flatbush. His death was due to paralysis. Mr. 
WENDLER was 63 years old. He was born in Germany and came to this 
country thirty-five years ago. He had resided in Brooklyn about 
twenty years. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Alma BUDERUS 
[inconsistent spelling], and Mrs. E. SUNARO. Funeral services will be 
held this evening at his late home, the Rev. H.F. BERNHARDT, pastor 
of the German People's Church, Throop street, officiating. The 
interment will be made at New Canaan, Conn., to-morrow.

KNAPP
On Tuesday, March 28, William KNAPP. Relatives and friends are 
respectfully invited to attend funeral from his late residence, 1213 
St. Marks ave., on Friday afternoon, 2 o'clock.

WHALEN
On Monday, March 27th, 1905, Florence V. WHALEN, aged 23 years, 
daughter of John and the late Elizabeth WHALEN. Relatives and friends 
of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the 
residence of her sister, Mrs. George FLAHERTY, 156 Fourth ave., on 
Friday, March 31, at 9 P.M. Interment Holy Cross.  (Philadelphia 
papers please copy.)

BROWER
At Hartford, Conn., March 27, Edwin BROWER, formerly of Brooklyn, 48. 
Funeral from 41 Kenyon st. this evening.

CHAPMAN
Suddenly, March 28, Adelaide Louise, youngest daughter of the late 
Elmer and Lydia Jane CHAPMAN. Funeral services at 355 1/2 Monroe st., 
this evening, at 8.

CURREN
On March 28, Frank J. CURREN. Funeral from 428 DeKalb ave., Friday, at 2 P.M.

GREGORY
On March 28, Ferdinand W. GREGORY. Funeral on Friday, at 10 A.M. , at 
317 Jefferson ave.

OLIVER
On the 28th inst., Charlotte, widow of the late Samuel OLIVER, 91. 
Funeral from 194 Bay Tenth st., Bath Beach, on Friday, at 1 P.M.

PARDESSUS
On March 28, at Ormond, Fla., Ernest V. PARDESSUS, of Brooklyn.

PATTI
After a short illness, Mary DALEY, wife of John A. PATTI. Funeral 
from 38 Pulaski st., Friday, at 2:30 P.M.

SCHIEN
Gertrude, daughter of Henry and Maria SCHIEN, nee WALSH. Funeral from 
781 Union st., Friday, at 2 o'clock.

SHERWOOD
On March 29, at 40 Lefferts pl., Angeline Jesup JACKSON, widow of 
Peter Perty SHERWOOD, 80.

MRS. CATHERINE F. ALLEN
Mrs. Catherine FARRELL ALLEN died at her home, 176 Chauncey street, 
yesterday afternoon of pneumonia, in her fifty-sixth year. Mrs. ALLEN 
was born in County Meath, Ireland and came to Brooklyn nearly forty 
years ago. Her husband, Michael, two sons, James and Michael, Jr., 
and three daughters, Margaret and Mary ALLEN and Sister Mary Olive of 
the Order of St. Joseph, survive her. Funeral services will be held 
at Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church, in Putnam avenue, 
near Ralph, to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be made 
in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker William J. 
McCAW, of 1737 Fulton street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Emma I. ANDERSON, who died suddenly of apoplexy at her home, 298 
Clinton street, on Wednesday evening, was fifty years old. She was 
born in Springfield, Mass., but had resided in Brooklyn for a number 
of years. She was the widow of John S. ANDERSON. The funeral services 
will be held this evening at her late home. The interment will be 
made at Springfield, Mass.

EMMA A. BRENNECKE
After a brief illness, Miss Emma ADELHEID BRENNECKE died at her home, 
219 Congress street, on Wednesday. She was born in Brooklyn 
thirty-two years ago. The funeral services will be held to-morrow 
morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

Anton BROWN died yesterday at his home, 159 Thompkins avenue, in his 
75th year. He was born in Germany, and had lived in America for fifty 
years, the greater part of the time in Brooklyn. He was in the 
leather business in Graham avenue, but retired a few years ago. A 
widow, Dorothea, and two sons, Charles and W.T., survive him. Funeral 
services will be held on Sunday. Dr. BURNHARDT, of the German 
Lutheran Church, Throop avenue, near Myrtle, officiating. Interment 
will be made at Lutheran Cemetery. Undertaker John SCHLITZ, Jr., of 
28 Kosciusko street, has charge of the arrangements.

Waldo E. BULLARD died yesterday afternoon at his home, 397 Macon 
street, after a brief illness of pneumonia. He had been a referee in 
bankruptcy in the United States Court. He was born in Saratoga 
twenty-nine years ago and was the son of Gen. Edward F. BULLARD, who 
was a well-known lawyer in that part of the state. He was graduated 
from Union College. Having been admitted to the bar, Mr. BULLARD 
became the partner of Congressman WALDO, at 290 Broadway, Manhattan. 
Mr. BULLARD was a member of the Invincible, the Stuyvesant Heights 
and the Seventeenth Assembly District clubs and the Delta Phi 
Fraternity. A widow and one child, five months old, survive him. The 
funeral services will be private, but friends are requested to call 
at the Macon street house between 11 and 12 o'clock to-morrow 
morning. Interment will be made at Saratoga on Sunday.

William O. DUGAN died at his home, 112 Bedford avenue, on Wednesday, 
after a short illness from pneumonia. He was born in the Isle of 
Wight 42 years ago. He was employed by the New York and Brooklyn 
Casket Company. Mr. DUGAN was a member of Baltic Lodge, No. 284, F. 
and A.M. He is survived by his mother, Mary, and two sons, William R. 
and Hugh. The funeral will be held on Sunday at 2 o'clock from his 
late home. Interment will be made at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

George HARING died at his home, 680 Jefferson avenue, on Wednesday, 
in his sixty-fourth year. He was a member of the Royal Arcanum and 
the Janes M.E. Church. A widow, Alice; one daughter, Bella and a son, 
George, survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late home 
to-night at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Otho F. BARTHOLOW, officiating. 
Interment will be made at Monroe, N.Y. Undertaker William CARPENTER, 
of 169 Reid avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Mary JAMES, widow of Joseph JAMES, died at her home, 368 
Sterling place, Tuesday afternoon, in her seventy-first year. She was 
born in Dublin, Ireland, and came to America in 1847. She was a 
member of St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church. She is survived by one 
daughter, Mrs. J.W. EISENHUTH; three sisters, Mrs. E. BUCKLEY, Mrs. 
K. QUINN and Mrs. E. DONAGAN, and one brother, M. LOVARY, all of 
Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral services were held this morning at her late 
home. The remains were placed in a receiving vault.

JOSEPH LaCALLE, JR.
By the death of Joseph LaCALLE, Jr., son of Assistant Bandmaster 
Joseph LaCALLE, of Shannon's Twenty-third Regiment Band, which 
occurred yesterday at Havana, Cuba, the musical fraternity of 
Brooklyn loses one of its most promising members and St. James' 
Academy a diligent student. Young Mr. LaCALLE had been sick for some 
time past. About a month ago his father decided a change of climate 
would be beneficial, and as a result Joseph was sent to Havana. He 
was accompanied by A. PAZAS, a Manhattan banker, who is a friend of 
the boy's father. It was thought he was improving. Yesterday, 
however, a cablegram was received from Mr. PAZAS telling of the boy's 
death from pneumonia. The body is now on the way to Brooklyn. The 
funeral will be private. The LaCALLEs live at 1645 Pacific street.

WILLIAM J. McLAUGHLIN
Patrolman William J. McLAUGHLIN, 45 years old, died at his home, 99 
North Eighth street, yesterday. He joined the police force sixteen 
years ago, and during that time, with the exception of three months, 
had been attached to the Bedford avenue station. He was a member of 
the Annunciation Council, No. 71, C.B.L.; Washington Council, Knights 
of Columbus, and of the Seymour Democratic Club. Mr. McLAUGHLIN was 
taken ill about four weeks ago with a cold which developed into 
pneumonia. He is survived by a widow, his father, Lawrence 
McLAUGHLIN, and four children. Funeral services will take place from 
the Church of Annunciation, North Fifth and Havemeyer streets, on 
Monday morning. Interment will be made at Calvary Cemetery, under the 
direction of Undertaker Thomas IRELAND, of North Sixth street.

HELEN W. PEDDLE
Helen WHITTEMORE PEDDLE, wife of William H. PEDDLE, the 
superintendent of the terminals of the Erie Railroad, in Jersey City, 
died at her home, 202 Jefferson avenue, yesterday. She was 52 years 
old. Mrs. PEDDLE had been active in charitable and philanthropic 
work, and in the activities of the Central Congregational Church. The 
Rev. Dr. S. Parkes CADMAN, of that church, will conduct the funeral 
services at the house at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. Mrs. PEDDLE 
is survived by her husband, three sons and three daughters.

ALEXANDER PURVIS
Alexander PURVIS, a native of Brooklyn, a son-in-law of Robert C. 
OGDEN, and for several years treasurer of the Hampton Normal 
Agricultural Institute, died suddenly at Newport News, Va., yesterday 
of heart trouble, following an operation a week ago for an internal 
disorder. A widow and two children survive him.

TRUMAN T. SCHENCK
The field music of the Thirteenth Regiment has met with a sad loss in 
the death of one of its most active members, Truman T. SCHENCK, on 
Wednesday evening at the home of his parents, Belmont avenue and 
Beach street, Morris Park, Queens, of pneumonia. He had been a member 
of the regiment for the past ten years. His interest in the welfare 
of the field music was such that he came direct from Providence, R.I. 
on the night of the last annual inspection to answer roll call, and 
immediately afterwards returned to that city on business. The field 
music will parade in full dress uniform at his funeral, and also many 
members of the regiment will attend the funeral services, to be held 
at his late home on Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Mr. SCHENCK was born in 
Brooklyn. He attended Public School No. 25 and for many years lived 
in Lafayette avenue, near Marcy.

MRS. SARAH E. WHITE
Mrs. Sarah E. WHITE, widow of William WHITE, who was for twenty-six 
years president of the East Broadway & Dry Dock Railroad Company, and 
a trustee of the Drew Theological Seminary, at Madison, N.J., died at 
the San Carlos Hotel, 69 South Oxford street, yesterday, from a 
stroke of apoplexy, following an injury from a fall three months ago 
at DeKalb avenue and South Oxford street. She was in her 
seventy-first year. Mrs. WHITE was born in New York, and was a 
daughter of the late James and Jane THORNE. All her life she has been 
a devout worker in the Methodist Church and had resided at Madison, 
N.J., and White Plains, N.Y. One son, Frederick F., of Milford, Pa.; 
one daughter, Mrs. Mal?land WRIGHT; a sister, Mrs. C.A. COLE, and 
three brothers, Dr. J.K., Harry and Pelew, survive her. Funeral 
services will be held at the home of her brother-in-law, Charles H. 
WHITE, 453A Lafayette avenue, to-morrow evening. The Rev. Dr. Henry 
BUTZ, of Madison, N.J., will officiate. Interment will be made at 
White Plains. Undertaker William BOARDMAN, of Pineapple street, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.


31 March 1905
ANDERSON
March 29, at 298 Clinton st., Mrs. Emma I., widow of John S. 
ANDERSON, formerly of Springfield, Mass. Funeral services this 
evening at 8 o'clock.

BASS
March 30, Eveline M.F., 20. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery, 
to-morrow at 3 P.M.

BRENNECKE
March 29, Emma ADELHEID, 32, daughter of Geo. BRENNECKE and the late 
Cornelia BRENNECKE-ISLER. Services at 219 Congress st., to-morrow at 
10 A.M.

CHAPMAN
March 28, Adelaide Louise, daughter of the late Elmer and Lydia Jane 
CHAPMAN, at 355 1/2 Monroe st.

CURREN
March 28, Frank J. CURREN, at 428 DeKalb ave.

DUGAN
March 29, William O. DUGAN, 42. Funeral from 112 Bedford ave., Sunday at 2 P.M.

GREGORY
March 28, Ferdinand W. GREGORY, at 317 Jefferson ave.

HARING
March 29, George HARING, husband of Alice HARING. Services at 680 
Jefferson ave., this evening at 8 o'clock.

JAMES
March 28, Mary JAMES, widow of Joseph JAMES, mother of Mrs. J.W. 
EISENHUTH and grandmother of Marion G. REAL, at 368 Sterling place.

JOHNSON
At Highland, N.Y., March 29, Jane JOHNSON, 82 (formerly of Brooklyn), 
widow of Robert W. JOHNSON.

KIRCHER
March 28, Alvina, 50, wife of Edward KIRCHER, at 429 Atlantic ave.

McCANN
March 28, Patrick McCANN, at 798 Kent ave.

OLIVER
March 28, Charlotte, 91, widow of the late Samuel OLIVER, at 194 Bay 
Tenth st., Bath Beach.

PARDESSUS
March 28, at Ormond, Fla., Ernest V. PARDESSUS, of Brooklyn. Funeral 
services at 347 Sixth ave., this evening at 8 o'clock.

PATTI
Mary DALEY, wife of John A. PATTI, at 38 Pulaski st.

PEDDLE
March 30, Helen WHITTEMORE, 52, wife of William H. PADDLE. Services 
at 202 Jefferson ave., to-morrow at 2 P.M.

SHERWOOD
March 29, Angeline Jesup JACKSON, 81, widow of Peter Perry SHERWOOD, 
at 40 Lefferts place.

WENDLER
March 28, Charles H.R. WENDLER, 63, at Linden boulevard, corner 
Schenectady ave.

Mrs. Catherine FARRELL ALLEN died at her home, 176 Chauncey street, 
yesterday afternoon of pneumonia, in her fifty-sixth year. Mrs. ALLEN 
was born in County Meath, Ireland and came to Brooklyn nearly forty 
years ago. Her husband, Michael, two sons, James and Michael, Jr., 
and three daughters, Margaret and Mary ALLEN and Sister Mary Olive of 
the Order of St. Joseph, survive her. Funeral services will be held 
at Our Lady of Good Counsel Roman Catholic Church, in Putnam avenue, 
near Ralph, to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be made 
in the family plot at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker William J. 
McCAW, of 1737 Fulton street, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Emma I. ANDERSON, who died suddenly of apoplexy at her home, 298 
Clinton street, on Wednesday evening, was fifty years old. She was 
born in Springfield, Mass., but had resided in Brooklyn for a number 
of years. She was the widow of John S. ANDERSON. The funeral services 
will be held this evening at her late home. The interment will be 
made at Springfield, Mass.

EMMA A. BRENNECKE
After a brief illness, Miss Emma ADELHEID BRENNECKE died at her home, 
219 Congress street, on Wednesday. She was born in Brooklyn 
thirty-two years ago. The funeral services will be held to-morrow 
morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.

ANTON BROWN
Anton BROWN died yesterday at his home, 159 Thompkins avenue, in his 
75th year. He was born in Germany, and had lived in America for fifty 
years, the greater part of the time in Brooklyn. He was in the 
leather business in Graham avenue, but retired a few years ago. A 
widow, Dorothea, and two sons, Charles and W.T., survive him. Funeral 
services will be held on Sunday. Dr. BURNHARDT, of the German 
Lutheran Church, Throop avenue, near Myrtle, officiating. Interment 
will be made at Lutheran Cemetery. Undertaker John SCHLITZ, Jr., of 
28 Kosciusko street, has charge of the arrangements.
Waldo E. BULLARD died yesterday afternoon at his home, 397 Macon 
street, after a brief illness of pneumonia. He had been a referee in 
bankruptcy in the United States Court. He was born in Saratoga 
twenty-nine years ago and was the son of Gen. Edward F. BULLARD, who 
was a well-known lawyer in that part of the state. He was graduated 
from Union College. Having been admitted to the bar, Mr. BULLARD 
became the partner of Congressman WALDO, at 290 Broadway, Manhattan. 
Mr. BULLARD was a member of the Invincible, the Stuyvesant Heights 
and the Seventeenth Assembly District clubs and the Delta Phi 
Fraternity. A widow and one child, five months old, survive him. The 
funeral services will be private, but friends are requested to call 
at the Macon street house between 11 and 12 o'clock to-morrow 
morning. Interment will be made at Saratoga on Sunday.

William O. DUGAN died at his home, 112 Bedford avenue, on Wednesday, 
after a short illness from pneumonia. He was born in the Isle of 
Wight 42 years ago. He was employed by the New York and Brooklyn 
Casket Company. Mr. DUGAN was a member of Baltic Lodge, No. 284, F. 
and A.M. He is survived by his mother, Mary, and two sons, William R. 
and Hugh. The funeral will be held on Sunday at 2 o'clock from his 
late home. Interment will be made at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.

George HARING died at his home, 680 Jefferson avenue, on Wednesday, 
in his sixty-fourth year. He was a member of the Royal Arcanum and 
the Janes M.E. Church. A widow, Alice; one daughter, Bella and a son, 
George, survive him. Funeral services will be held at his late home 
to-night at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. Otho F. BARTHOLOW, officiating. 
Interment will be made at Monroe, N.Y. Undertaker William CARPENTER, 
of 169 Reid avenue, has charge of the funeral arrangements.

Mrs. Mary JAMES, widow of Joseph JAMES, died at her home, 368 
Sterling place, Tuesday afternoon, in her seventy-first year. She was 
born in Dublin, Ireland, and came to America in 1847. She was a 
member of St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church. She is survived by one 
daughter, Mrs. J.W. EISENHUTH; three sisters, Mrs. E. BUCKLEY, Mrs. 
K. QUINN and Mrs. E. DONAGAN, and one brother, M. LOVARY, all of 
Philadelphia, Pa. Funeral services were held this morning at her late 
home. The remains were placed in a receiving vault.

JOSEPH LaCALLE, JR.
By the death of Joseph LaCALLE, Jr., son of Assistant Bandmaster 
Joseph LaCALLE, of Shannon's Twenty-third Regiment Band, which 
occurred yesterday at Havana, Cuba, the musical fraternity of 
Brooklyn loses one of its most promising members and St. James' 
Academy a diligent student. Young Mr. LaCALLE had been sick for some 
time past. About a month ago his father decided a change of climate 
would be beneficial, and as a result Joseph was sent to Havana. He 
was accompanied by A. PAZAS, a Manhattan banker, who is a friend of 
the boy's father. It was thought he was improving. Yesterday, 
however, a cablegram was received from Mr. PAZAS telling of the boy's 
death from pneumonia. The body is now on the way to Brooklyn. The 
funeral will be private. The LaCALLEs live at 1645 Pacific street.

WILLIAM J. McLAUGHLIN
Patrolman William J. McLAUGHLIN, 45 years old, died at his home, 99 
North Eighth street, yesterday. He joined the police force sixteen 
years ago, and during that time, with the exception of three months, 
had been attached to the Bedford avenue station. He was a member of 
the Annunciation Council, No. 71, C.B.L.; Washington Council, Knights 
of Columbus, and of the Seymour Democratic Club. Mr. McLAUGHLIN was 
taken ill about four weeks ago with a cold which developed into 
pneumonia. He is survived by a widow, his father, Lawrence 
McLAUGHLIN, and four children. Funeral services will take place from 
the Church of Annunciation, North Fifth and Havemeyer streets, on 
Monday morning. Interment will be made at Calvary Cemetery, under the 
direction of Undertaker Thomas IRELAND, of North Sixth street.

HELEN W. PEDDLE
Helen WHITTEMORE PEDDLE, wife of William H. PEDDLE, the 
superintendent of the terminals of the Erie Railroad, in Jersey City, 
died at her home, 202 Jefferson avenue, yesterday. She was 52 years 
old. Mrs. PEDDLE had been active in charitable and philanthropic 
work, and in the activities of the Central Congregational Church. The 
Rev. Dr. S. Parkes CADMAN, of that church, will conduct the funeral 
services at the house at 2 o'clock to-morrow afternoon. Mrs. PEDDLE 
is survived by her husband, three sons and three daughters.

ALEXANDER PURVIS
Alexander PURVIS, a native of Brooklyn, a son-in-law of Robert C. 
OGDEN, and for several years treasurer of the Hampton Normal 
Agricultural Institute, died suddenly at Newport News, Va., yesterday 
of heart trouble, following an operation a week ago for an internal 
disorder. A widow and two children survive him.

TRUMAN T. SCHENCK
The field music of the Thirteenth Regiment has met with a sad loss in 
the death of one of its most active members, Truman T. SCHENCK, on 
Wednesday evening at the home of his parents, Belmont avenue and 
Beach street, Morris Park, Queens, of pneumonia. He had been a member 
of the regiment for the past ten years. His interest in the welfare 
of the field music was such that he came direct from Providence, R.I. 
on the night of the last annual inspection to answer roll call, and 
immediately afterwards returned to that city on business. The field 
music will parade in full dress uniform at his funeral, and also many 
members of the regiment will attend the funeral services, to be held 
at his late home on Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Mr. SCHENCK was born in 
Brooklyn. He attended Public School No. 25 and for many years lived 
in Lafayette avenue, near Marcy.

Mrs. Sarah E. WHITE, widow of William WHITE, who was for twenty-six 
years president of the East Broadway & Dry Dock Railroad Company, and 
a trustee of the Drew Theological Seminary, at Madison, N.J., died at 
the San Carlos Hotel, 69 South Oxford street, yesterday, from a 
stroke of apoplexy, following an injury from a fall three months ago 
at DeKalb avenue and South Oxford street. She was in her 
seventy-first year. Mrs. WHITE was born in New York, and was a 
daughter of the late James and Jane THORNE. All her life she has been 
a devout worker in the Methodist Church and had resided at Madison, 
N.J., and White Plains, N.Y. One son, Frederick F., of Milford, Pa.; 
one daughter, Mrs. Mal?land WRIGHT; a sister, Mrs. C.A. COLE, and 
three brothers, Dr. J.K., Harry and Pelew, survive her. Funeral 
services will be held at the home of her brother-in-law, Charles H. 
WHITE, 453A Lafayette avenue, to-morrow evening. The Rev. Dr. Henry 
BUTZ, of Madison, N.J., will officiate. Interment will be made at 
White Plains. Undertaker William BOARDMAN, of Pineapple street, has 
charge of the funeral arrangements.

26 June 1905
List of Drowned Unusually Long
Two boys, Peter MARTIN, 17 years old of
494 Fourth Avenue, and Frank SHAUGHNESSY, 16 years old, of 483 Fourth Ave. 
were drowned in the bay of Fifty-eighth Street, South Brooklyn, yesterday. A 
third boy, John DUFFY, 15 years old, of 494 Fourth Avenue, in trying to 
rescue his companions, narrowly escaped a similar fate. 
After Sunday School, the boys went to Stein's beach, where they hired bathing 
suits and a rowboat and left the shore.  
Shaughnessy dived from the boat and Martin losing his balance fell in the 
water. Unable to swim Martin seized his companion, and there ensued a 
desperate struggle, both went down as Ernest BERGMAN a lifesaver at the 
beach, and three others swam to the spot where the two boys disappeared.  
Shaughnessy body came up and was 
 seized by Bergman but that of Martin was not recovered for some time. The 
drowning was witnessed by several hundred excited persons who lined the shore.

 In sight of his two brothers, who vainly tried to save him
 Samuel WESENBERG, 15 years old of 113 Norfolk Street, was 
drowned in the afternoon In Jamaica Bay.  In a channel off Barrren Island, 
Samuel with his brothers, Bernard, 18 years old and David. 20 years old, went 
out in a boat for a day's sport, and decided to go in swimming together. 
Samuel, was the first to dive overboard. After
swimming about for a few moments, he sank. His brothers thought
he was playing a prank and did not attempt to go to his assistance until he 
sank the second time.  They were too late, as the body did not come up after 
second time.  Several fishing parties and launches responded to the brothers 
cries for help and unsuccessfully grappled for the body.

In sight of thousands of persons in sailing craft and along the beach of 
Jamaica Bay, yesterday afternoon, a rowboat containing John HOFFMAN, of 401 
Bushwick Avenue, his wife, Emily, and their
two year-old daughter Violet, was run down and capsized by an auxiliary sloop 
of the Canarsie shore. Mrs. Hoffman clung to her child.  Hoffman managed his 
wife by the hair.  With his other hand he clung to the overturned boat, cries 
went up from the watchers. A score of boats put about and steered for the 
point. William WRIGBY, in a
launch was the first to reach the overturned boat.  Diving from his launch, 
he assisted Hoffman in supporting the woman and her baby until ropes were 
thrown to them from other craft. The great crowd of watchers cheered with 
satisfaction at the rescuers.

John GILMARTIN, 21 years old, was drowned in the East River during the 
afternoon.  A thousand or more bathers at the Classon Points Baths witnessed 
the accident.  Gilmartin, with two companions, Charles KENNEDY, of 941 
Jackson Avenue, the Bronx, and James MURPHY of 1120 Boston Road, went out in 
a catboat. Gilmartin could not swim, but he dived from the boat, he sank. When 
he came to the surface he saw his two companions struggling to reach him. No 
sooner had Kennedy reached Gilmartin the frantic man, locked both arms 
around his would be rescuers neck and hung on. Though he struggled with 
all his might, Kennedy could not break the grip. 
By this time the struggle had attracted the attention of everybody on shore 
and two boats had started out as soon as Murphy succeeded in separating 
Gilmartin and Kennedy, Gilmartin sank. Kennedy by this time was nearly 
tired out and became near drowning Murphy. After a hard struggle 
Murphy managed to pull Kennedy to the side of boat. Gilmartin's body 
has not been recovered.

Guille GANETTA, an Italian, of 54 East Twenty-fifth Street, Manhattan, was 
drowned at South Beach in full view of two thousand persons yesterday. 
After eating a hearty dinner Ganetta went in bathing. He had been in 
the water only a short time, when he was seized with 
cramps and before his friends could reach him he was drowned.

While playing at the foot of East Fourteenth Street, Manhattan, yesterday 
Julia AWE, 10 years old, of 16 Dry Dock Street, slipped between the end of 
the pier and a barge and fell in the water. Several minutes passed before the 
child's predicament was discovered and then it was too late to save her.

What is supposed to be the body of a Brooklyn man was found late afternoon by 
William STARK, a fisherman, off the long dock at Stapleton, S. I.  Stark 
notified Coroner SCHAEFFER, who took charge of the body, a silver watch and 
chain was found in one of the pockets, and also a letter addresses in 
Norwegian to Theodore JOHANSEN, who lives on Twentieth Street, South Brooklyn.
The man appeared to be about 35 years old, five feet ten inches tall, wore a 
blonde mustache, and was dressed in black.
Some of the fishermen claimed that the man was captain of the stone-laden 
barge Victoria. There were several contusions of the head and face that might 
have been caused by an instrument or by floating objects.


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Lisa Ann Finger 
Cheryl DeSellier
Janet E. Truncali 
Carole Dilley
Marsha Abelman
Nancy Wilson

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