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SUNDAY MORNING. THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. OCTOBER 15, 1899. 33 WHO HAVE DIED DURING THE PAST SEVEN DAYS daughter of John and Adelina Layton, at 410 Addison street. died on Tuesday, 10th instant, of diphtheria.

She was buried on Wednesday, 11th instant, In Lebanon Cemetery by Thomas M. Almond Sons, 1028 Lombard street. Lees, a widow with no family, died on Wednesday, 185 October 4, at 811 Parrish street, aged years. Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. John Scully, rector of St.

Joseph's Roman Catholic Church. The funeral took place from the undertaking rooms For Mary S. Brennan, 258 South Fourth street, on Saturday, October 7. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery. LEONE.

-Anna, the 13-months-old daughter of Boris and Doria Leone, died at 412 Spruce street 011 Wednesday, 11th inst. Interment took place Wednesday, 11th in Har Nebo Cemetery, under the direction of Isaac Greenstein, undertaker, 234 Christian street. LETTERMAN. A. Letterman, died 50 years old, of 4728 Garden street, on Wednesday, October 4.

She was a member of the Bridesburg M. E. Church, Rev. Dr. J.

P. Miller pastor. The funeral services were held October 7 by Dr. Miller. Interment was at the Presbyterian Cemetery, Bridesburg.

Rose, Bridesburg, the funeral director. wife of Harry Linde, 2330 Sergeant street, aged 26 years, died on October 4 and was buried on Saturday, October 7. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Ann's Church, Lehigh avenue and Memphis street. Rev.

Thomas Barry, pastor. Interment took place in North Cedar Hill Cemetery under direction of A. C. Hookey, undertaker, 2464 Frankford avenue. Matilda B.

Loose, wife of Adam Loose, died on the 4th instant, at her late residence, 929 Sartain street. She was born in Chester county, fifty-three years ago and removed to this city about twenty-three years ago. For the past seven years she has been a member of the Zion German Reformed Church. The Rev. Dr.

Dipple, the pastor, conducted the funeral services on Saturday, 7th instant, assisted by the Rev. A. L. Latham, of the North Tenth Street Presbyterian Church. The pall-bearers were Andrew Dearenback, Joseph DeBarth, Mr.

Weir and Mr. Jahn, and the interment was at Northwood Cemetery: daughter of Amos and Emma Locke, died on Sunday, 8th at 2241 South Carlisle street, aged 7 years. The deceased was 2 member of South Broad Street Presbyterian Sunday school, Miss Magowan being her teacher. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, 11th by Rev. William I.

Hayward, of the P. E. Church of St. Elizabeth. Interment was at Evergreen Cemetery, Camden, in charge of Undertaker Robert P.

Morton, 1444 South Broad street. 4 months old, infant son of Peter and Elizabeth Loftus, died at his parents' residence, 211 New street, rear, on Sunday. October 8, and was buried on Tuesday, October 10. Interment took place at Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of John A. Addis, undertaker, 241 North Fourth street.

Lovell, a venerable gypsy local fame in West Philadelphia, died at the Presbyterian Hospital on Monday, Oetobe: 9. He was 70 years of age. His wife and brother, Joseph, still survive him. About thirty years ago he commanded a large encampment of gypsies in the neighborhood of Fifty-third and Locust streets. of late years the camp has roamed over New Jersey.

The remains were taken to Elizabeth, N. on Tuesday, the 10th, where the camp is at present located. S. P. Frankenfleid's Sons, 5300 Vine street, were the funeral directors.

the 5-months-old son of Mary Lynn, died at his mother's residence, 1201 Parrish street, on Monday, the 9th inst. Services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Smith, of Twelfth Street M. E.

Church, on Wednesday, and the interment, at Fernwood Cemetery, was in charge of William F. Cushing, 1100 Snyder avenue. McAleer, of 2834 North Fifth street, died October 5 and was buried on Monday, October 9. Deceased was a member of the Sacred Heart Society, of St. Michael's Parish.

Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Edward's Church by Rev. Father Hickey. Interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of Philip Donohue, undertaker, Lehigh avenue and Potter street. John McAllister, 70 years old, died on Saturday, October 7, at the residence of his son, William H.

MeAllister, 3930 Folsom street. He was an employe of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for many years. The funeral services were held on Tuesday, October 10. The following day the remains were taken to Parkersburg. where they were interred in the Parkersburg Cemetery.

The funeral director was Oliver H. Bair, 41 North Eighteenth street. Eugene, son of John and Margaret McArdle, aged 2 years, died at parents' residence, 3164 Salmon street, on Monday, October 9, and was buried on Wednesday, October 11. Interment took place at Holy Cross Cemetery, under direetion of Undertaker Claud J. Mathieu, 2604 East Lehigh avenue.

MeBRIDE. -Ellen, wife of Bernard MeBride, aged 50 years, of 2611 East Huntingdon street, died on Thursday, October 5, and was buried on Saturday, October Interment took place at St. Ann's Cemetery under direction of A. C. Hookey, undertaker, 2464 Frankford avenue.

MeBRIDE. -D. MeBride, an employe of the Union Traction Company, died on Thursday, October 5, at the residence of his sister, Mrs. William Ritter, 1722 South Lee street, aged 24 years. Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of Sacred Heart of Jesus by Rev.

Anthony J. Zeller. The interment was at Chester, under the charge of Undertakers J. J. White 2340 Fitzwater street.

Marie, aged 4 years and 3 months, daughter of Henry and Mary McCaffrey, of 1642 North Bodine street, died on Saturday, October 7, and was buried on Monday, October 9. Interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of John P. Gallagher, undertaker, 1439 Germantown avenue. E. M'Clain, 38 years oid, of 4511 Springfield avenue, died on Monday, October 9, in the University Hospital.

He Is survived by his wife and three children, Ellen, Margaret and Louis. Mr. M'Clain was born in Huntingdon county, graduated from Huntingdon College and moved to Philadelphia in 1882. He was in the employ of Louis Thompson wholesale lumbermen. The funeral services.

were held on Friday, the 13th, and were conducted by Rev. William S. Nelll, rector of Holy Apostles' P. E. Church.

Interment took place at Mount Moriah Cemetery, under the direction of Undertaker Samuel R. Foster, 1728 Federal street. Jane, widow of the late John J. McClain, aged 64 years, died in Frankford on Tuesday, October 10, and was buried on Thursday, October 12, from 2821 Hedley selected street, Bridesburg. Pall-bearerg were from among friends of the house family.

by the Services Rev. were held at the R. Chew, of the First Baptist Church, Bridesburg. Interment took direction place at Lafayette Cemetery, under of John Rose, undertaker, 2616 Bridge street, Bridesburg. McClain died at the regidence of his brother-in-law, Thomas Moyan, 412 North Twenty-fourth street, on Friday, October 6, aged 46 years.

Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Kavanagh at St. Francis Xavier's Roman Catholic Church on Tuesday, 10th instant. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker, J.

Burns, Twenty-fourth and Green streets. McConnell, aged 61 years, died at his residence, 274 South American street. on Tuesday, October 3. During the elvil war he served In Company Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry, and on account of disabilities received while in the service drew a pension. He leaves a widow.

Requiem Mass was celebrated by the Rev. Thomas Sheerin, of St. Joseph's Roman Catholie Church, and inment took place In Cathedral Cemetery on Saturday, October 7. Thomas Thompson, Harry Platt, Charles Rodgers, John Brenner were the pall-bearers and Mary S. Brennan, 258 South Fourth street, the undertaker.

McCullough, 54. years of age, died on Thursday, October 5, at residence, 2032 North Warnock street. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. J. D.

Bowman, of Brethren Church, Tenth and Dauphin streets, on Monday afternoon last, and the interment was at Mount Moriah Cemetery, in charge of William Conn, 2708 North Fifth street, funeral director. -Charles infant son of William and Lizzie McCunney, died on Thursday, 5th at Seventeenth and Washington avenue, aged 11 months. Funeral services were held on the 7th instant, by Rev. Wen Jones, pastor of tue Eighteenth Street M. E.

Church, and the interment was at Elkton, Md. Funeral Director W. F. Sweeney Wast in charge. -Lizzie, daughter of John and Rose McCusker, died on October 3, at No.

1251 South Twentieth street, aged 7 years. Requiem Mass was celebrated on October 7 in the R. C. Church of St. Gabriel, by Rev.

P. J. Mellon, rector. Interment took place in New Cathedral Cemetery. Six youthful companions of Lizzie acted as pall-bearers, Katie O'Brien, Celia Dawson, Gertie Taylor, Tillie Rodgers, Rosie McGinnis and Florence Galey.

John J. White 2340 Fitzwater street, were the funeral directors. -Dennis McDevitt died at 1723 South Ninth street on Friday, 6th aged 60 years. Solemn High Mass was celebrated at the R. C.

Church of the Annunciation by Rev. Patrick Dailey, D. rector, assisted by Rev. Father O'Neill and Rev. Henry M.

Naylon, on Tuesday, 10th inst. The pall-bearers were John Fortiner, M. McDowell, James P. Tolat and Thomas McCormick. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery, In charge of Undertaker John J.

O'Rourke, 1600 South Tenth street. Sunday, October 1, Owen MeMe Gurk died at the home of his son-in-law, Daniel McCarthy, 250 East Haines street. He was 70 years old, and was born in Ireland. The funeral services were held Oetober 5, and were conducted by Father McKinney, of St. Vincent's R.

C. Church. Interment at Old Cathedral Cemetery, by M. A. Hayes, 108 East Price street, funeral director.

son of William and Sarah 2 years and 4 months. died at 117 McClellan street on Tuesday, 10th Inst. The parents are members of the Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Rev. John J. Ward rector.

Interment took place at Holy Cross Cemetery. Undertaker, William J. Nolan, 2240 South Third street. son of Mary A. and the late Edward McLaughlin, died on October 3 at his mother's residence.

2400 Hamilton street. He attended St. Francis' Parochial School and was a member of the League of the Sacred Heart, of St. Francis Xavier's Church. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated on Saturday 7th instant, by Father Carr.

Father Cavanaugh was deacon and Father Keelan subdeacon. The pall-bearers were six of his companions, and the interment, at New Cathedral Cemetery, was in charge of Undertaker John C. Cahill, of 262 South Twentieth street. Thursday, October 5, Cornelius McLaughlin, 58 years old, died at his home in Doylestown, Pa. He was a member of Collie' Zouaves, and served during the civil war.

He was buried from the residence of his brother, Edward McLaughlin, 4105 Germantown avenue. Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Stephen's R. C. Church, Father MeLaughlin rector.

Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, by W. H. Battersby, 3538 North Seventeenth street, funeral director. -William M. McLaughlin, engaged in the coal business, died at 1224 South Twenty-second street, on the 4th instant, aged 55 years, leaving a widow and three children.

He was a member of Constitution Lodge, No. 15, A. P. A. Funeral services were conducted by Rev.

Robert Burns Wallace, of Grace Presbyterian Church, on Saturday, 7th Instant. Interment in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, in charge of Undertaker Thompson Carson, 1312 South street. McMahon, aged 40 years, a hatter by trade, died in the Philadelphia Hospital on October 4, and was buried on Monday, October 9. Deceased was a member of the Hatters' Union.

Funeral services were read at St. Michael's Roman Catholic Church by Rev. Father Mullin, and interment took place in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, under direction of John P. Gallagher, undertaker, 1439 Germantown avenue. Anna McMenamin, aged 60 years, of No.

11 Richmond street, died on October 6 and was buried on Tuesday October 10. Deceased was burled from the residence of her son-in-law, Daniel Dowd. with Solemn Requiem Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, North Front and Canal streets, Rev. Father Kelly pastor. Interment took place in Cathedral Cemetery, under the direetion of George F.

Lynch, undertaker, 2922 Richmond street. MeMilien died on Sunday, 8th Instant, at 1322 South Colorado street, aged 39 years. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, 11th Instant, by Rev. J. C.

McFeeters, and interment was In Mt. Moriah Cemetery, in charge of Undertaker Thomas K. Graham, 318 South Twelfth street. infant son of James and Mary McTamany, aged 6 weeks, died on October 9, and was buried on Wednesday, October 11, from parente' residence, 2834 Kensington avenue, at Holy Redeemer Cemetery, under direction of Philip Donohue, undertaker, Lehigh avenue and Potter street. Malloy died at 125 Federal street on Saturday, 7th Instant, aged de Neri's Roman Catholic Church.

Requiem 55 years. She was a member er of St. Philip Mass was celebrated at that church 011 Tuesday, 10th instant, by the rector, Rev. James F. Trainer.

The pall-bearers were John Mealy, Thomas McCuskey, James Sloan and Frank Mansfield. Interment was at New Cathedral Cemetery, in charge of J. Wesley Bowen, 1018 South Second street. aged 19 years, daughter of George and Mary Markilwitch, died at 3613 Richmond street on Tuesday, October 10, and was buried on Friday, October 13. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at St.

Laurentius' Roman Catholic Church. Interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery under direction of Michael Makurat, 2534 Richmond street, undertaker. Markley, 88 years old, died at her home, 423 North Forty-first street, on Friday, October 6. She was a native of Montgomery county, having lived in Norristown for over fifty years. The last fifteen years of her life were spent in Philadelphia.

Six children, nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren survive her. She was a member of the Barren Hill Lutheran Church. The funeral services, held on Monday, October 9, were conducted by Rev. George Drach, of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church.

Interment In Barren Hill Cemetery by Oliver H. Bair, Eighteenth and Filbert streets, funeral director. MARTIN. -Henry J. Martin, died at the home of his parents, 3942 Folsom street, on Saturday, October 7, aged 25 years.

His parents are Andrew and Cora E. Martin. Mr. Martin was for several years a conductor on the Lancaster avenue line of the Union Traction Company. The funeral services took place at the Plus Memorial R.

C. Church, Baltimore, October 11. Isaac Aspen street, was the Martin, wife of James home, 4303 Terrace October 9. Three chiland Frank, survive of the First PresbyRev. Charles E.

conducted the funeral Wednesday, the 11th Inplace in Leverington Whiteman, 6140 Main director. of Leon and Amelia aged 10 years and 9 Hope street, died on place at Greenmount Square re M. E. Church, Cemetery, under the direction, of Henry Kunzig Son, 323 Fairmount avenue, undertakers. Susan Metts, died daughter at the of George Pennsylvania and Catherine Hospital on Saturday, 7th Instant, aged years.

Funeral services were held at the residence of her mother, 431 Spruce street, on Tuesday, 10th Instant, by Adjutant Hopkins, of Salvation Army Corps, No. 2. Interment was at Greenmount Cemetery, charge of Undertaker Joseph A. Markle, 474 North Seventh street. the 11-year-old son Mrs.

Elizabeth Miller, of 154 Windover street, died on Tuesday, October 3. The funeral services were held on Saturday, 0c- tober 7. Solemn High Mass was celebrated by Rev. James A. Brehony, of St.

John the Baptist R. C. Church. Interment took place at St. John's Cemetery, by James Frazier, 4359 Main street, funeral director.

MILLER. wife of Chauncey Miller, died at 1130 Waverly street, on Tuesday, 3d Instant, in the 24th year of her age. Rev. Dr. J.

B. Stansberry, of Bethel A. M. E. Church, conducted the funeral services on Monday, 9th instant, and the interment was at Lebanon Cemetery, charge of Undertakers A.

Henson Sons, 1013 Lombard street. aged 14 months, daughter of J. R. and Helen Mills, No. 2500 East Norris street, died on October 6, and was buried October 9.

Services were held by Rev. Dr. Hunter, of McCauley's Presbyterian Church, York street, above Coral, at the house of the grandfather, James Givens, and interment took place at Mt. Peace Cemetery, under direction of Titlow Brothers, undertakers, No. 341 Richmond street.

infant son of James and Mary Mooney, of 4323 Lancaster avenue, died on Wednesday, October 11. His parents are members of the Church of Our Mother of Sorrows. The funeral services were held on Friday, 13th instant. Interment took place at Cathedral Cemetery. Thomas C.

Brogan, 4813 Lancaster avenue, was the funeral director. the 7-year-old child of Angelo and Mary Monjuse, died at 824 Montrose street, on Tuesday, 10th instant. The parents are members of the Italian Roman Catholic Church of St. Mary Magdalene di Pazzi, of which Rev. Antonio Isoleri is rector.

Interment was on Thursday, 12th instant, at St. Mary's Cemetery. Undertakere C. C. A.

Baldi 928 South Eighth street, were in charge. Morgan, aged 32 years, died at 519 South Fifth street, on Saturday, 7th Instant, and was burled on Monday, 9th instant, In Philadelphia Cemetery. Andrew Eberts' Sons, undertakers, 519 South Fifth street, had charge. MORRIS died at his home, 3925 Morrison, Dexter 61 street. years on Thursday, October 5.

He was born in Ireland and came to the United States in 1873. He has lived' in Manayunk ever since. Four children, Marie, John, Patrick and Cecilia Morrison, survive him. The funeral services were held on Monday, October 9. Rev.

Father James A. Brehony, of St. John the Baptist R. C. Church, celebrated High Mass.

The interment was at St. John's Cemetery, and James Frazier, 4359 Main street, the funeral director. Mulvaney died on Saturday, 30th aged 28 years. The funeral took place from the undertaking parlors of M. S.

Brennan, 258 South Fourth street, on Thursday, 5th Inst. Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Mary's Roman Catholle Church by Rev. Daniel I. MeDermott, and interment took place in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Nauffet, a farmer, of Essington, died from Injuries accidentally received at the home of his son-inlaw. 619 Tree street, on Friday, 6th aged 53 years. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. F.

Wischan, of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, and interment was in Fernwood Cemetery, on Sunday, 8th under supervision of Undertaker Christian F. Gauker, 644 Snyder avenue. Nee, daughter of Rebecca and the late Daniel Nee, aged 31 years, died at the residence of her brother-in-law, Bernard McCloskey, 2442 Ingersoll street, on Tuesday, 10th instant, having come to this city twelve years ago from Ireland, where she was born. High Mass was celebrated on Saturday last by Rev.

Father McCarley, of St. Elizabeth's Roman Catholic Church. Among the pall-bearere were John Dallon and Charles O'Brien. The Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery, and was in charge of Undertaker Thomas R. Cleary, Twelfth and Jefferson streets.

Nelson, a native of Norway, aged 28 years, employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company on their dredge Allegheny, died on Tuesday, 0c- tober 3, from Injuries received on board that boat. Norwegian services were held on Sunday last, at the residence of his brother, Martin Nelson, 108 Ellsworth street, by Rev. C. O. Roswig.

Interment was at Fernwood Cemetery. J. Wesley Bowen, undertaker, 1018 South second street, had charge. OPPENLANDER. J.

Oppenlander, employe of a lithographic establishment, died on Friday, 6th instant, at his home, 1420 Hicks street, aged d'26 years. He was a member of the Lithographers' Association, No. 14, and George W. Childs Circle, No. 34, Brotherhood of the Union.

He leaves a widow, Lizzie Oppenlander. Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Thomas Aquinas, on Tuesday, 10th instant, by the rector, bearers Rev. M. J.

Lawler. The pall. were John MAdams, Frank Fritz, Edward Hayes and John McGinley. Interment took place in Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery, in charge of Undertakers Walter Burke Sons, 1129 Christian street. Pavolinus, aged 31 years, who died at 651 North Camac street, on Wednesday, the 4th instant, was born In Russia, coming to this country about ten St.

Anthony's Lithuanian Church, conductyears ago. The Rev. Joseph Kaulakis, of ed the funeral services on Saturday, the 7th instant. The Interment was In AdathJeshuron Cemetery, Frankford. widow of Alfred D.

Peoples, aged 51 years, died at the family residence, 4630 Hedge street, Frankford, on Monday, October 9, and was buried on Thursday, October 11. Services were held at the house by Mark's the Rev. J. B. Harding.

pastor of St. Protestant Episcopal Church. Interment took place at East Cedar Hill Cemetery, under direction of James T. Nulty, undertaker, 4292 Frankford avenue. -Elsa, daughter of John and Levine Peterson, nee Mohr, aged 1 year and seven months, died at her parents' resi.

dence, 2742 Montgomery avenue, on 0c- tober 5. Rev. Otto Kleine, of Christ German Lutheran Church, conducted the funeral services, and the Interment on Sunday last was at Mt. Peace Cemetery, the undertaking firm of Henry Kunzig Son, 831 Fairmount avenue, having charge. William Pelow, of 3239 Irving street, died last Sunday, October 8, at the Presbyterian Hospital.

He was born in Gananoque, Canada, in 1864. After attaining his majority he came over to the States, remaining here ever since. He had been connected with the Otto Gas Engine Works, Thirty-third and Walnut streets, for the past three years. He has acted as captain and pilot of the yacht Otto, the property of the Otto Gas Engine Works. The universal opinion of all big Fellow-workmen places him above the average man of the world.

He was gentlemanly in address, a man of integrity and worth, and recognized as a valuable man by his superiors, The remains were shipped to Gananoque on Tuesday, the 10th, where they were to be taken care of by his relatives. Oliver H. Bair, 41 North Eighteenth street, was the funeral director. Pander, aged 71 years, died at the Soldiers' Home, Hampton, on October 2, and was buried from his daughter's residence, 2225 Ann street, on Sunday, October 8. Deceased was a member of the Seventy-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers during the elvil war.

Services were conducted at the house and interment took place at North Cedar Hill Cemetery under direction of Elisha A. Steelman, undertaker, 3061 Kensington avenue. daughter of George and Clara Pomroy and granddaughter of the late Frederick and Ellzabeth Uber, died at 563 North Fifteenth street on Tuesday, 10th after a prolonged illness, aged 26 years. Rev. Wesley C.

Best. D. pastor of Mount Zion M. E. Church, conducted the funeral services, held on Friday, 13th Inst.

The pall-bearers were Joseph Johnston, Major A. N. Selfridge, Andrew Carmen and Samuel Dilley. The Interment wag at Odd Fellows' Cemetery, in charge of Undertaker William H. Batteraby, 3538 North Seventeenth street.

died of appendicitis inst. Born in country, George avenue, as baker. 30 day last at dertaker William nue. J. in terian minister, Fairmount avenue, ber 11.

He was a widow and of in Ohio in 1823. considerably. He erty in the as a cottage at tate in Philadelphia. Tennent ond and Race vices were held The remains N. J.

S. P. street, were the pert, died at Thursday, 5th funeral services in H. Burnwood, of Methodist was in North Sunday, 8th John Surteliff. ers and William W.

R. Schofield, street, was in died at her Twenty-seventh funeral services Rev. S. G. Shannon, eran Church, H.

Schweitzer, German Presbyterian bearers were Schmidheiser, Nurk, Harry The interment, nesday, 5th tery, was in charge Stuard, of 660 died at the home A. Billenstine, street, on October Newark, Delaware. Jacob Broome, Declaration of Beagen, assistant E. Church, Thirtieth conducted the 7th. Interment F.

X. Gartland, street. residence of his street, on Sunday, John. Thomas, Jetta Raffertyservices were ber 11. Father Roman Catholic The interment by Charles Deeney, avenue.

known authority Izing the negro effort succeeded Colored Regiment Rev. John Gordon, Church, conducted Saturday, the ment at Cedar Hill of Undertaker avenue. A wife Ries, the 80th at rish street, where has conducted store. He was to this country of Mr. Ries while duce market every grill shop of a Fairmount avenue friendly glass of of the proprietor which proved fatal, he exonorated blame.

The funeral the 34 Instant Philadelphia Lodge mon was preached seth Israel were four members and Messre Wagner, man. Undertaker North Franklin interment, which uron Cemetery. and Mary M. days, died oIl Friday, residence, 1323 buried on Saturday, at Palmer Street of William A. gomery avenue, the erine and the late home, 2207 Race 2.

He was R. C. Ballinger Thirteenth street. Thursday, 5th Quade, of the St. Paul, officiating.

Cross Cemetery director, 41 North -Maul, and Annie Rogers, at his parents' nue, and was Instant, at Mechanies' Director H. E. teenth street, had on the 3d instant, man street, aged child 2 years old. held by Rev. J.

the Mount Zion interment was In Saturday, 7th son Foster, 933 Eighteenth street, 67 years. He wag to this country In in our public schools. period in the Bourd, United ment, working at houses along he was with the Steamship Company. held by the Rev. Protestant Episcopal sion, and Interment Cemetery, Charles South Fourth rector.

years, of 2124 took place at St. the direction of Diamond street. SCOTT. Grace, aged 58 years, was buried on late residence, 5921 oming. Deceased sinoming M.

E. mann, pastor, who services. Interment Cedar HIll Cemetery, of Jacob Wright, shore street. Finig served as and Barbara Seeber, died on October 7 day, October 9. St.

Peter's Cemetery Undertaker Mrs. mond street. Poulitz, aged 19 years, on Saturday, the 7th Austria he has been in this two years and was emJ. Scheifele, 2615 Girard The interment on SunCamden was in charge of UnKunzig, 1218 Girard ave- H. Pratt, a retired Presbydied at his home, 4800 on Wednesday, Octo76 years old.

He leaves two nephews. He was born Dr. Pratt had traveled owned considerable propSeranton coal regions, as well Asbury Park and real esHe attended the Presbyterian Church, Fifty-secstreets. The funeral seron Friday, October 13. were interred at Allentown, Frankenfield Sons, 5300 Vine funeral directors.

wife of Benjamin Pro2041 Mountain street, oll instant, aged 36 years. The were held by Rev. George the Twenty-second Street Episcopal Church. Interment Mount Moriah Cemetery, on instant. The pall-bearers were Harry Smith, George MyCole.

Funeral Director 1121 South Twentieth charge. R. Pusey. aged 44 years, late residence, 2211 North street, on the 30th ult. The were conducted by the of the Calvary Luthassisted by the Rev.

John P. of the Corinthian Avenue Church. The pallHenry Schmidhelser, Godfrey Henry Schlingman, William Mitchell and Charles Purvis. which took place on Wedinstant, at Mt. Peace Cemeof Undertaker William North Tenth street.

Quick, 68 years of age, of her nephew, Charles 666 North Forty -second 5. She was born near Her grandfather was one of the signers of the Independence. Rev. H. J.

rector of The Saviour P. and Chestnut streets, funeral services, held on the at Woodlands Cemetery by 251 South Twentieth Rafferty, died at the son, John, 1178 Stanton October 8. Six children Mary, James, Charles and him. The funeral held on Wednesday, OctoFitzgerald, of St. Bridget's Church, celebrated Mass.

was in St. Mary's Cemetery, undertaker, 4102 Ridge F. Reimer, a wellon political economy, died on Tuesday, the 10th instant, at his residence, 1759 Marshall street. He was born in Berks county, in 1826, and about 69 years ago came with his parents to this city. On becoming of age he opened an art photograph gallery, on Second street, above Green, being at his death the oldest photographer, in time of service, in this city.

At the outbreak of the civil war Mr. Reimer conceived the Idea of utilas soldiers, and after much in organizing the First of Philadelphia. The of the Second Baptist the funeral services on 14th Instant, and the interCemetery was In charge Martin Evoy, 1939 Ridge and two children survive. aged 77 years, died on his late residence, 811 Parfor the past 39 years he a grocery and provision born in Germany, coming in 1843. It was the habit on his way to the proFriday to stop in the friend at Second street and and have a chat over a wine.

Through a mistake he wag given a poison, but with his last breath the saloonkeeper from all took place on Tuesday and was attended by I. 0. B. B. The serby Dr.

Levy, of KeneCongregation. The pall-bearers of Philadelphia Lodge Eshner and WasserMorris Rosenberg, of 716 street, had charge of the was at the Adath Jesh- Frederick, son of Frederick Rech, aged 6 years and 23 October 6, at parents' Vienna street, and was October 7. Interment Cemetery under direction Robson, 1323 East Montundertaker. 19-year-old son of KathJohn Roche, died at his street, on Monday, October employed for some time by painters, 218 North The funeral was held on instant. Father John F.

MeCathedral of St. Peter and Interment at Holy by Oliver H. Bair, funeral Eighteenth street. the infant son of Lincoln died on Monday last, residence, 1721 Ridge aveburled on Tuesday, the 10th Cemetery. Funeral Ewell, of 2129 North Ninecharge.

A. Richardson died in the rear of 1018 Rod26 years. She leaves a Funeral services were H. Johnson, missionary of A. M.

E. Church, and the Lebanon Cemetery, on instant. Undertaker AddiLombard street, had charge. Roeser died at 748 South on the 4th instant, aged born in Germany, came his youth and graduated He was for a long employ of the Light-house States Treasury Departthe erection of lightconst. In his later years Boston and Philadelphia Funeral services were Louls A.

Lamphor, of the Church of the Ascenwas in Mount Vernon Buttenklepper, 1015 street, was the funeral di- Ruettier, aged 70 North Hancock street, died on Friday, October 6, and was buried on Wednesday, October 11. Deceased was a member of the Elche Beneficial Society, He was well known to the painters of the city, having been in that business during the past forty years. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Boniface's Church, Hancock and Diamond streets, by Rev. Father Dressman, C.

SS. R. Messrs. John M. Bieler, Sigmund Sessler, Adolph Glanzmann and John pall-bearers, and interment Peter's Cemetery, under Mrs.

August 178 wife of Jonathan Scott, died on the 27th and Saturday, 30th from her Tulip street, Wissinwas a member of WigChurch, Rev. Mr. Kaufpreelded at the funeral took place at East under the direction undertaker, 8417 LongTacony. Infant daughter of John 2030 Palethorp street, and was buried on MonInterment took place at under direction of August Budenz, 178 Dia- E. Serrill, aged 74 years, died on Thursday, the 5th" Instant, at 911 Cherry street, the house in which she was born.

On Saturday, the 7th instant, her body was taken to the Germantown Crematory. Undertaker R. R. Bringhurst, 38 North Eleventh street, had charge. W.

Shaffer was born in Old Northern Liberties, in 1816, and died at the residence of his son-in-law. John E. Hughes, 1815 North Eleventh street, on Sunday, the 8th instant. Until two years ago, when he became too feeble to engage in active bustness, he followed the 00- cupation of a fishermen. The funeral services on Wednesday, the 11th instant, were in charge of the Rev.

Mr. Campbell, of the Cohocksink Presbyterian Church. The pall-bearers were his three nephews -Charles B. and Samuel Sigler and Adam Shaffer, and Thomas R. Smith and George Wheatly.

William B. Weaver, of 550 North Fifth street, had charge of the interment. Shaffer died at her home, 126 East Phil-Ellena street, aged 53 years, on October 4. Her husband, Thomas Shaffer, survives her. She was a member of St.

Peter's Episcopal Church for the past twenty years. Rev. Theodore S. Rumney conducted the funeral services, held on October 7. The body was interred at Ivy Hill Cemetery by Kirk Nice, Main street and Washington avenue, funeral directors.

and peacefully, surrounded by her devoted parents, brothers and sisters, Miss Anna Slattery died on Sunday last at her home, 1916 North street. The deceased was born on the 10th of September, 1879. She was educated in the Cathedral School, under the direction of the Sisters of St. Joseph. She was a leading member of her class in her studies and her jovial and amiable disposition made her friends with all.

At the age of 17 she left school to take a course in music, for which she was inclined, and while engaged in that study took sick. Rallying during August of last year, accompanied by her brother, she visited the Adirondacks, and later joined the pilgrimage to St. Anne de Beaupre, outside of Quebee, where she was almost miraculously cured. On her return home her friends rejoiced in her changed condition. During October last she contracted cold.

from which she never recovered. Her funeral took place on Thursday last, when Solemn High Mass was celebrated by Rev. James P. Turner, assisted by Rev. Father Monville as deacon and Father McShane as sub-deacon, at the Cathedral.

Interment was made in the family lot at Holy Cross Cemetery. world-known artists, SMIT Earle Smith, scenic artist and water colorist, died at the residence of his son-In-law, Dr. Stephen T. Beale, 48 East Logan street, Germantown. He is survived by his widow, Margaret Smith, and two daughters, Mrs.

Isola Earle Beale and Mrs. Coralie Rubens Freeman. Mr. Smith's ancestry included a number of the most famous artists in this and the eighteenth century. His father, John Rubens Smith, was a famous altist.

He acted as tutor for the world-known artists, Sully, Mooney, Agate and Luetze. His grandfather was the celebrated English portralt painter, John Raphael Smith, mezzotint engraver to the Prince of Wales. Still further back his great-grandfather, Thomas Smith, Was 8 famous landscape painter, residing in Derby, England. Mr. John Rowson Smith, a brother of Willlam Earle Smith WAS the originator and painter of the first panorama in the history of art.

It depleted the Mississippi river, and was enthusiastically received In art circles in both the United States and Europe. Mr. Smith is a first cousin of Sir Julian Pauncefote, British Ambassador to the United States, Sir Julian's mother being his father's sister, Emma Smith. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Charles H.

Arndt, D. pastor of Christ P. E. Church, Germantown, on Saturday, October 7. The pall-bearers were nephews of the deceased, Joseph B.

Beale, Albert B. Beale, Daniel S. Beale and Henry B. Beale. Interment took place in Laurel HIll Cemetery.

E. Kessler 3915 Germantown avenue, were the funeral directors. I. Smith, of the banking firm of Charles Smith Sons, 308 Chestnut street, died at his residence, 3908 Chestnut street, on October 8, aged 48 years. Mr.

Smith leaves a widow and three children, Irvin, Charles and Allen. Hig father, Charles Smith, and three brothers, Edward, Charles H. and Horace also survive him. He has been engaged in banking all his life. After the dissolution of the firm of lungerich Smith in 1877, with which he of was firm connected.

of Charles he became Smith 08 member the Sons. He was a member of the Art Club, the Union League and a director of the Central National Bank. Mr. Smith took an active interest in church work. being a trustee of the Swedenborgian Church, Twenty-second and Chestnut streets, Rev.

W. L. Worcester, pastor. The funeral services were conducted on October 10, and interment took place at Woodland Cemetery. the 10 weeks' old infant of Harry and Kate Smith, of 1237 Belmont avenue, died on Friday, October 6.

It was burled on Monday, October 9, from the funeral parlors of Robert Town, 4132 Lancaster avenue. Interment took place at Glenwood Cemetery. -Manassa Snyder, a veteran of the Civil War, died at 1705 Judson street, on Saturday, 7th instant. He was born in Trexlertown, Lehigh county, April 15, 1819, removing to this city fifty-six years ago. Enlisting in Company One Hundred and Ninety Pennsylvania Volunteers, he served faithfully during the rebellion.

He is survived by four song--Theodore who is also a veteran; Willard Millard T. and Daniel A. Snyder. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. S.

G. Shannon, of Bethany Lutheran Church, on Monday evening, and the Interment took place in the John Evans Cemetery, Reading, Tuesday. Undertaker Joseph W. Viekers, 2728 Ridge avenue, was in charge. E.

Snyder, aged 38 years, died on the 4th instant. The remains were shipped to Mossville. on the 6th instant by Funeral Directors C. Moore Son, 829 Vine street. 8 years of age, daughter of James A.

and Harriet Stanton, of 2339 North Twentieth street, died very suddenly on Wednesday, 11th Inst. The Interment was in Mount Vernon Cemetery on Thursday, 12th Inst. Memorial services will be held during the coming week at Huntingdon Valley. Undertaker R. R.

Bringhurst, 38 North Eleventh street, had charge. Stoppel, the infant daughter of Charles and Josephine Stoppel, of 3060 Melvale street, died on Monday, October 9, and was buried on Wednesday, October 11. The interment took place at North Cedar Hill Cemetery, and wAS under the direction of Francis E. Nugent, undertaker, 3053 Kensington avenue. C.

42 years of age, a resident of Washington, D. died on Saturday, 30th at 1402 Naudain street. He was buried in the Strangers' ground on Monday, October 2, by Funeral Director Addison Foster, 983 Lombard street. the 11-year-old son of Reuben and Sara Sure, of 770 South Sixth street, died in the Pennsylvania Hospital on Wednesday, 4th instant, of typhold fever. Nathan was born in Riga, Germany.

He was buried on Thursday, 6th instant, in the Jewish Cemetery, near Merion Square, under the auspices of the Hebrew Aid So- ciety. Goldman, 338 South street, was the undertaker. Conrad Taxis, the well-known saloon-keeper of 2638 Columbia avenue, died on Friday, 6th aged 42 years. The deceased was a member of Philadelphia Lodge. No.

2, Order of Elks: Penn Township Lodge, No. 319, I. 0. 0. Greble Council, No.

13, Jr. 0. U. A. Coaquanock Tribe, No.

49, Improved Order of Red Men; Warwick Castle, No. 17, Knights of the Golden Eagle; Apollo Lodge, No. 3, Shield of Honor, and the Oxford Beneficial Association. Services were held at the residence. Six members of Atlantic City Lodge, No.

279, Order of Elks, acted as pall-bearers. The remains were taken to Germantown Cemetery. Undertakers J. Lewis Good Son, 921 Spruce street, were in charge. -William Yates Taylor, the senior member of the Arm of N.

G. Taylor dealers in tin plate and metals, died at his residence, 1721 Arch street, on the 8th instant. He was a son of the late George Taylor, whose father, Nathan, founded the present firm more than eighty years ago. Mr. Taylor was a member of the Fairmount Park Art Association.

He was taken ill at the Crawford House, White Mountains, where he had spent his summers for the past twenty years. He was born in 1829. The interment took place in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, on Wedday, 11th instant, in charge of Undertaker Joseph J. Earley, Eighteenth and Arch streets. H.

Thompson, a member of the Arm of W. F. Hagar ship brokers, died at his late residence, 1747 North Twenty-third street, on Sunday, the 8th instant. He was born in this city and entered the employ of W. F.

Hagar, at the age of 16, and at his death was junior partner. In 1888 Mr. Thompson removed to Glenolden and at once took an active interest in all political reform movements of that town. He was a member of the Darby Township School Board for several years, direcof the Maritime Exchange, and a member of the Commercial Exchange. He also belonged to numerous societies, among them Glenolden Couneil, No.

969, Jr. 0. U. A. Wash- ington Council, L.

of R. of Glenolden, Merchants and Salesmen's Association, and Phoenix Counell, A. L. of No. 487.

He also was an active church worker, he being superintendent for about five years of the Sabbath school connected with the First Presbyterian Church, of Darby, of which he was a member. The funeral services were conducted by the Rev. R. C. Zartman, D.

of Heidelberg Reformed Church, assisted by Rev. W. D. Jones, of Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church: the Rev. 8.

K. McConnell, of Eddystone Methodist Episcopal Church, and D. L. Anderson, of Bethany Presbyterian Church. The pall-bearers were John Tuttle, Joseph Watts and James Simmington.

A wife, Margarite R. Thompson, and A son, Charles survive him. The interment on Thursday afternoon last, was at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Funeral Director Albert S. Beers, of 2210 Jefferson street, had charge.

Ida May. daughter of John Tipton, of No. 2511 Titlow Brothers, No. 341 Richmond street. East York street, died on Saturday, October 7, and was buried on Wednesday, October 11.

Deceased was a member of the Daughters of Liberty, No. 94, Loyal Counsel Lodge, who attended the funeral and members of which served as pall-bearers. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Peltz, of the Baptist Temple, Broad and Berks streets.

Interment took place at North Cedar Hill Cemetery, under direction of J. Trullinger, aged 63 years, died at the residence of his sister, 831 North Ninth street, on Monday, 2d Inst. The services, on Thursday, 5th were conducted by Rev. Charles Logan, of St. Jude's P.

E. Church, and the pall-bearers were Howard Smith, Leonard Gitman, Harry Meyers and Henry Gilbert. The interment, at Fernwood, was in charge of Funeral Director William H. Battersby, 8749 Germantown avenue. W.

Turner, for thirty -nine years employed as watchman by the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, died at Norristown on the 5th Instant. He was a mnember of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Relief Association. Funeral services were held at the P. E. Church of the Redeemer on Sunday last and interment was in Monument Cemetery.

Michael McGonegal, M. Debel and Michael Dougherty were the pall-bearers, and the undertaker Arthur J. Rogers, 232 Queen street. Umbach, aged 42 rears, a barber by trade, died at 1417 North Bouvier street on the 4th Instant. He was born at Harrisonville, N.

J. Rev. J. D. Newlin, of the P.

E. Church of the Incarnation, conducted the funeral services on Monday, the 9th instant, and the body was taken to his native place for interment. Thomas Cleary, 1454 North Twelfth street, was the undertaker in charge. Upperman, son of John and the late Mary Upperman, aged 56 years, of 1028 East Susquehanna avenue, died on Saturday, the 7th Instant, and was buried on Thursday, October 12. Deceased was a member of Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church, Mulberry and Richmond streets, of which the Rev.

WIlliam Griffith is pastor. The funeral services were conducted at the house by Rev. Mr. Griffith, members of the family serving as pall-bearers. Interment took place at Cedar Hill Cemetery, under direction of Titlow 341 Richmond street, undertakers.

Henry, son of Charles F. and Johanna R. Wagner, died on Tuesday, 3d Instant, at 1904 South Fourth street. He was a pupil of the David Roy Public School, at Eighth and Wolf streets. Funeral services were held on Sunday, 8th instant, conducted by Rev.

S. A. K. Francis, of the Trinity Lutheran Church. The Interment was in the German Lutheran Cemetery.

Edgar Gallen, Luther Dock, William Gersenbury, Frederick Knapp, Frank Allen and Frank Rupp were the pall-bearers, and John C. Kimmerle, 1613 South Sixth street, the funeral director. -Michael James, son of pusan and the late William Walker, died on Wednesday, 11th at 3603 Earp street, aged 6 years. His mother is a member of the Roman Catholic Ohurch of St. Gabriel, Rev.

R. J. Mellon rector. Interment took place in Holy Cross Cemetery, In charge of Undertaker John J. O'Rourke, 1600 South Tenth street.

John the 10-month-old 80n of Thomas and Elizabeth Wood, died on October 5, at his home, 750 De Kalb street. His parents are members of St. Agatha's Roman Catholic Church, Thirty-eighth and Spring Garden streets, Father O'Connor, rector. The funeral services were held on the 7th inst. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery by James McGinnis, 136 North Seventeenth street.

L. Waterman, resident of this elty for the past thirty years, died at the residence of his brotherin-law, William Kaufman, 1528 North Serenteenth street, 011 Saturday, October 7. He was born in New Haven, 0c- tober 8, 1848, and has been for the past twenty-five years a traveling salesman for New York cloak firms. He was the last of five children. His mother, Nannie Waterman, aged 76 years, is still living.

The funeral services 011 Tuesday last were conducted by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, of the Keneseth Israel Church, and the pall-bearers Were Joseph Bower, Israel Kaufman, Julius Sickle and Henry Bernsteln. The interment at Mount Sinal was in charge of Undertaker Mayer Einstein, 472 York avenue. wife of the late Anton Wellensheg, aged 86 years, died at her residence, 1337 Newkirk street, on the 7th instant.

She was born in Germany. The Rev. M. F. Dumstrey, of St.

Lueas' German Reformed Church, had charge of the funeral services, on Monday last. Interment was in Greenwood Cemetery, Undertaker Charles Pfizenmaler, 1830 Pop- the 6-year-old son of Toseph and Anna Wexler, died on Sunday, 8th instant, at 726 South Fourth street. Funeral services were held on Monday, 9th instant, and interment took place in the Jewish Cemetery, at Frankford. Undertaker I. Greenstein, 234 Christian street, was in charge.

Whalen died on the 29th ult. at his late home, 1805 Francis street. He was born in Ireland fifty-nine years ago and when about 16 years old came to this city, where he took up the trade of blacksmith. The services were held in the Church of the Gesu, Eighteenth and Stiles streets, on October 2, and were directed by Undertaker Maurice Hayes, of Eleventh and Master streets. 'The pall-bearers were John McGovern, Joseph Doras, John and Edward Gorman.

Whiting, steward of the Quay Republican Club, died at 413 South Twelfth street. on the 5th instant, aged 39 years. The funeral services were held at 304 Fawn street, by Rev. T. T.

M. Webster, of Murray's Chapel, on Tuesday, 10th instant. Burial was In Johnson's Cemetery, Camden county, under the direction of Undertaker HI. S. Duterte, 519 South Ninth street.

C. Williams, M. aged 85 years, of 567 North Fifth street, son of Rev. Thomas C. Williams, a Congregational clergyman of Bangor, where deceased was born, died on October 1 and was buried on Thursday, October 5.

He had been a medical practitioner for half a century in this city and at his death was the oldest homeopathic physician in Philadelphia. A member of the Episcopal Church of the Advent, Rev. J. P. Tyler rector, the funeral took place under the latter's supervision.

Interment took place at West Laurel Hill Cemetery, under the direction of W. B. Weaver, undertaker, 556 North Fifth street. the 15-month-old son of Charles and Mary S. Wilson, died at 521 North Fifth street on Monday, 2d instant.

The funeral services were rendered by Rev. Charles C. Quinn, of St. Clement's Protestant Episcopal Church, and the remains interred in Odd Fellows' Cemetery on Wednesday, 4th instant. Funeral Director John A.

Franks, No. 441 North Sixth street, was in charge. Witters. died at the Philadelphia Hospital on Saturday last. He came from Denmark and his people there have considerable means.

He worked at Casey's restaurant on North Thirteenth street for the past five years. The funeral took place from 145 North Thirteenth street on Tuesday, 3d instant, the Danish Vice Consul, J. N. Wallens, attending in his official capacity. The interment was In American Mechanics' Cemetery.

Funeral Director David McGuffin, 145 North Thirteenth street, attended. Wood, of 3028 Parrish street. died on October 6, from the effects of Injuries received on the Pennsylvania Railroad at Greenwich Point on the night of October 5. He leaves a widow, Mrs. Margaret Wood, and three children.

Mr. Wood has been a brakeman for the P. R. R. Co.

for a number of years. He was a member of the P. R. R. Relief Association.

The funeral services were held on Tuesday, Oetober 10. Interment took place at Fernwood Cemetery, under the direction of Oliver H. Bair, Eighteenth and Filbert streets. Woodington, aged 19 years, daughter of William K. and Sallie S.

Woodington, of 4166 Paul street, Frankford, died 01 Monday, October 2. and was buried on Friday, October 6. Deceased was a member of the First Presbyterian Church Sunday school, Church and Main streets, Rev. J. B.

Laird, pastor. The pall-bearers were selected from among her numerous young lady friends. Interment took place at Cedar Hill Cemetery under the direction of J. B. Stanger 4346 Frankford avenue.

Woods. 58 years old, died at his home at 2025 North Thirty-first street on Saturday, the 30th ult. He was a member of the Central Presbyterian Church, Broad and Fairmount avenue, Rev. J. H.

Monroe, pastor. The funeral was held on Tuesday, the 3d Inst. Dr. Monroe, assisted by Rev. J.

G. Graham, of the East Park Presbyterian Church, Thirty street and Montgomery avenue, conducted the services. Interment was made in North Laurel Hill Cemetery. Work, a native of County Derry, Ireland, died at 1839 Taylor street on Saturday, 7th 63 years. The deceased was engaged in the livery business at 6 North Twentieth street, for upwards of twenty years, but feeble health compelled his retirement some time ago.

He was a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church, of which Rev. William Ster. Arett is pastor, for over fifty years. The pall-bearers were William Batty and David Proctor. Interment took place on Tuesday, 3d in Mount Moriah Cemetery.

widow of George W. Young and daughter of the late Abram and Anna De Haven, died on the 5st instant, at her residence, 1533 North Twenty-third street, aged 64 years. Her husband was an old-time butcher of that vicinity. He died 27 years ago. After his death, Mrs.

Young became janitress of the Twenty-third district station house, and continued to act up to the time of her decease. She was a member of the Daughters of the Union, No. 1, and Montezuma Council, No. 94, D. of P.

The funeral services were held at the residence on Sunday last by the Rev. John Sayres, of the Twentieth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, and the interment in Mount Peace Cemetery. Four pollce officers acted as pall-bearersSamuel Albright, Fred Sayres, John Creamer and William McGregor. A detail of elghty men from the Twenty-third district was also in attendance. Undertaker Geo.

W. Care, 1519 North Twenty-third street, had charge. Young, died at the Episcopal Hospital, on the 6th instant, aged 71 years. The funeral services were held at the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Apostles, by the Rev. William S.

Nelll, on Tuesday, 10th instant. Interment was at Mount Cemetery, under direction of Undertaker T. Carson, 1312 South street. York street, died on 0c- tober 10, and was buried on Friday, October 13. Deceased was a member of Lincoln Post, Union Foresters of America and of the Union Republican Club, of the Thirty-first ward, members of the latter organization serving 88 pallbearers.

Rev. John Linker, of the Bethel (German) Baptist Church, officlated at the house, and Interment took place at Greenmount Cemetery, under direction of Undertaker Harry L. Seher, Front street and Susquehanna avenue. son of Frederick and ZINGE Zinger, aged 25 years, of 2538 East York street, died on 0c- tober 10, and was buried on Friday, October 13. Deceased was a member Interment of Jacob Ziegler, aged 72 years, of 2125 alacet, died on October 4 and was buried on October 7.

Deceased left a family of five children, two daughters and three sons, the latter being professional men In the city. Services were held at the house by the Rev. Francis A. Gilbert, of the Port Richmond M. E.

Church. Interment took place at Gettysburg under direction of Titlow undertakers, 341 Richmond street. on Wednesday, Brangan, 3947 funeral director. A. her at street, on Monday, dren, Howard, Anna her.

She was a member terian Church, Manayunk. Burns, the pastor, services, held on stant. Interment took Cemetery. Frank street, was the funeral son Merz, nee Scheetz, months, of No. 2131 October 6 and WAS burled on Monday, October 9.

Deceased was a pupil of Will1am F. Miller Publie School, Howard street, and of Norris Square M. E. Sunday School, Mrs. Becker teacher.

Members of the Sunday school class served 88 pallbearers. Services at the house were held by Rev. Edward W. Burke, of the Norris and interment took D. Zeltle, of 915 Sansom street, died at the Jefferson Hospital, on the 28th of pneumonia.

Mr. Zeitle had carried on business AS a cabinet maker at 915 Sansom street for forty years. He was a member of the Stephen Girard Lodge, No. 450, F. and A.

which order conducted the funeral services, held on the 30th ult. A brother and sister survive him. They take great pride in the fact that their deceased brother was at one time a member of both the State Fencibles and the National Guard of Pennsylvania. He served with the State Fencibles during the Homestead riots, near Pittsburg. He was buried in Glenwood Cemetery, the funeral being in charge of Kunzig Brothers, undertakers, 331 Fairmount avenue.

ZUR Elizabeth Zur Nieden, wife of Carl Zur Nieden, of 4625 Westminster avenue, died at her home on Friday, September 29. She was 42 years of age and and a member of St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Forty-second and Parrish streets, Rev. E. Herman Pohle, pastor.

Dr. Poble presided at the funeral, which was held on Tuesday, October 3. The body was interred In Fernwood Cemetery. The funeral directors were S. B.

Frankenfleld Sons, 5300 Vine street..