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Du in 3 1 69 4 SUNDAY MORNING. THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES. OCTOBER 22. 1899. 45 WHO HAVE DIED DURING NG THE PAST SEVEN DAYS Undertakers Walter Burke Sons, 1129 Christian street.

-Frank, son of the died late on Alexander Saturday, and Margaret McCoy, 14th Instant. at 1023 Orianna street, aged 37 years. The deceased was a hatter by trade, but had been working for John Strang, expressman, for some time. He was a member of the Neptune Club, of which Thomas McGuire is president. He leaves a widow and two children.

Funeral services were held on Wednesday, 18th instant, by Rev. Alfred Heebner, pastor of St. John's M. E. Church, and the interment was in North Cedar Hill Cemetery.

The pall-bearers were John Strang. Fred Shields. Bernard McCann, Samuel Hill, John Kelly and James Lawson. Undertaker Samuel W. Kehr, 1010 North Fifth street, had charge.

was at Holy Cross widow of the late Chas. McBride and daughter of Susie and the late John McBride, died at 1010 Montrose street, on Tuesday, 17th instant. The deceased was a member of the Society of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Requiem Mass was celebrated at the R. C.

Church of St. Paul, yesterday, by Rev. John F. Kiernan. The bearers were Thomas F.

Joyce and Thomas MeCromen. Interment Cemetery, in charge of the infant son of Paul V. and Mary E. McGuigan, died at the home of his parents, 4237 Leidy avenue, on Thursday, October 17. His parents are members of Our Mother of Sorrows R.

C. Church, Father Shanahan rector. The interment was made at Old Cathedral Cemetery. McKEEFERY. -John McKeefery, aged 61 years, of 2317 Mercer street, died on October 14, and was buried on Wednesday, Oetober 18.

Deceased was a member of the Steamboat Association, having been employed on the Delaware river forty-nine vears. Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Ann's Church, Lehigh avenue and Memphis streets, by Rev. Father Egan, and interment took place at Bristol under direction of Daniel F. Gallagher, undertaker, 2620 Tulip street.

daughter of Neal and Sarah McKeever, died at No. 1209 Emily street, on Sunday, October 15, aged 16 years. Deceased was a member of the R. C. Church of the Epiphany and attended the Sunday school of the church, Miss May McGalligan being her teacher.

Requiem Mass was celebrated at the church by Rev. P. J. Hanagan, on Wednesday, October 18. 'The pall-bearers were Carson Hettheigton, Michael Kearnan and John Hooker, young playmates of the deceased.

The interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery, In charge of Undertaker Buttenklepper, 1015 South Fourth street. wife of Dr. H. Douglass McLean, aged 60 years, died Saturday, 0c- tober 14, at 1331 Pine street. The funeral took place Tuesday, October 17.

Services were conducted by Rev. Thomas A. Hoyt, D. of Chambers- Wylie Memorial Presbyterian Church. The pall-bearers were Dr.

John McLean, William Kilpatrick, Harry Simpson and George Williams. Interment was in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, under the direction of Thompson Carson, undertaker, 1312 South street. wife of Charles MeNamee, died at her home, 3023 Berks street, on Wednesday, 11th instant, aged 37 years. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of St.

Elizabeth by Rev. Bernard Dornhege, assisted by Rev. Thomas J. Sullivan as deacon and Rev. Thomas S.

McCarty as subdeacon, on Monday, 16th instant. The pallbearers were John McNamee, Jacob Doran, John Gormley and Thomas Gormley, Interment at New Cathedral Cemetery. Mair. aged 73 years, died at the Presbyterian Home at Bala on Monday, the 16th and was buried from the undertaking rooms of Titlow 341 Richmond street, on Thursday, the 19th. Services were held by the Rev.

Francis A. Gilbert, D. and interment took place at North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Katie. the 16-months-old daughter of Henry and Mary Marshall, died Sunday, 15th instant, at 2607 Annin street.

Funeral took place Tuesday, 17th instant. Services were conducted by Rev. R. A. Mayo, of Holy Trinity P.

E. Memorial Chapel. Interment was in Mount Moriah Cemetery, under the direction of Undertakers John C. Cahill 262 South Twentieth street. MARTIN.

-Jennie. the 2-months-old daughter of Mary Martin, died Sunday, 15th instant, at 1230 Lombard street. Interment took place Monday, 16th instant, in Lebanon Cemetery, under the direction of Undertaker Addison Foster, 933 Lombard street. wife of Robert Masterson and daughter of Patrick and Marie Gilboyne, died at ber home, 2025 Warnock street. 011 Tuesday, 17th inst.

The deceased was a member of the League of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Blessed Virgin Sodality, both organizations attend. ing her funeral. Requiem Mass was celebrated at the R. C. Church of St.

Edward by Rev. M. G. Scully on Friday, 20th inst. The pall-bearers were John Armstrong and Edward Armstrong.

Interment took place in New Cathedral Cemetery, Undertaker William Battersby, Broad street and Germantown avenue, having charge. THEWS. the 6-month-old daughter of George P. and Sarah Mathews, died Wednesday, October 11, at Twentythird and Catherine streets. The funeral took place on Saturday, October 14, the services being conducted by Rev.

Charles A. Dickey, D. of Bethany Presbyterian Church. Interment was in Mt. Moriah sh Cemetery, Joseph A.

Schmitt, 1212 North I Fifth street, undertaker. son of Jacob and Fredericka Maurer, aged 9 weeks. died at his parents' residence, 3096 Ruth street, 011 Tuesday, October 17, and was buried on Thursday, October 19. Interment took place at Bellevue Cemetery, under direction of Francis E. Nugent, 3053 Kensington avenue, undertaker.

Frances, the infant daughter of John J. and Martha A. Maxwell, aged 3 months and 5 days, died at the parents' residence, 860 Moyer street. on Tuesday, October 17, and was buried on the 19th inst. Rev.

F. C. Suckow. of the Fifth German Reformed Church, officlated at the house, and interment took place at North Cedar Hill Cemetery, 1111- der direction of Titlow 341 Richexocle mond street, undertakers. the infant daughter of John and Caroline Mehl, died at her parents' residence, 1322 Ridge avenue, on the 17th instant, and was buried Thursday, 19th incal stant, in Greenmount Cemetery.

Funeral Director Gustav A. Kerchner, of 714 North JOUR Third street, had charge. 1979 280 Meyer, 57 years old, canal of 226 Callowhill street, a merchant during 1919. twenty-five years, died at his residence, ballli' on Monday, October 16. and was buried on Thursday, the 19th instant.

Deceased was a member of the Swiss Gruetti-Verein, which organization attended the funeral. call Services were conducted at the house by 95954 German Lutheran the Rev. J. E. Nidecker, pastor of the Zion Church.

Brethren of the Gruetti Society officiated as pall-bearers, we bro and interment took place at Greenmount Cemetery, under direction of Henry KunID zig, undertaker, 331 Fairmount avenue. Blanche Miller. 22 years a1897 old, died at her home, 300 Bringhurst -INd street, Germantown, on Wednesday, OeM31 DL tober 18. Her husband, William E. Miller, survives her.

She has been a member of the Fiftieth Baptist Church, Seventh street and Susquehanna avenue, for the past ten years. Rev. Charles Thomas, pastor, conducted the funeral services, held 011 Saturday, the 21st instant. Interment was bell made at Mt. Vernon Cemetery by Nathan Marple, 5327 Main street, Germantown, funeral director.

10 aba' Maggie Miller, aged 32 years, died at 2212 South Juniper street, on Fri8 be day, 13th instant. The funeral took place 050 on Tuesday, 17th instant. High Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of the Epiphany, of which Rev. James Nash is rector. Interment took eln place in Holy Cross Cemetery, charge of Undertaker James J.

King, 2129 South SLO Eleventh street. Monks, died at her home, 116 East Chestnut avenue, Chestnut Hill, on October 10. She is survived by her sister, Annie H. Monks. The funeral services were held on October 13, and were attended by members of the 4.095 Archconfraternity of St.

Augustine and Monica and Sacred Heart Sodality of the Church of Our Mother of Consolation. Father Sullivan said Holy Requiem Mass. The body was Interred at Old Cathedral Cemetery. Jacob town avenue, ter of weeks lames, residence, 3012 October 13. and stant.

Interment Cemetery, under nan, undertaker, Spruce. Mexican and 1249 North tober 75 The deceased his education public schools. outbreak of the ican war he as "first class board the U. S. of-war Albany, ing until 1848.

civil war he listed in the Girard Volunteers. company was ed out he in Company Hundred and teenth Regiment, and served 1864 until 1866, the regiment appointed a Henry, and until the term, when he Requiem Mass day, October Church by Rev. pall-bearers were ter H. Keller, R. Rayne.

1410 North John, John and Kathryn of its parents, Germantown, in Holy Sepulchre At the funeral McKinney, of St. Catholic Church, town, recited the old, died at the Sunday. October ploye of the pany for the daughters-Mrs. McCabe-survive vices were held Fiftieth street, and Father Duffy, rows R. C.

quiem Mass at made at the J. Kennelly, neral director. 0'BRIEN. Bridget, died on Wednesday, residence, 1424 born in Ireland 12 came to this Mass was at the R. and St.

Paul Messrs. Christy, Dennis O'Keefe as pall-bearers. Holy Cross vive-Frank, The latter is States navy. Hayes, of 1410 charge. Mary and the late years, died on Lombard street.

Wednesday, Mass was celebrated of St. Joseph's was in New funeral directors 255 Pine street. ton, 2137 North Monday, October Friday, October ber of the Church dissolution, and lady. Interment Cemetery, under Gerrish, undertaker, hanna avenue. ter.

aged to friends at this city, suddenly and died. Her to her home in ral services were PARK. -John N. and a fruit merchant in this No. 135 Ellsworth instant, aged 81 A member of Episcopal Church, Rev.

C. W. Bickley, services on pall-bearers were and two old in Lafayette ley Bowen, 1018 ing charge. Saturday, 7th Hospital. He Carmel, to removed, under takers, J.

Lewis street. PATTERSON.at her home, 921 Saturday, 7th Funeral services residence by Rev. the Protestant Ascension, on The pall-bearers Hall, Nathan terment was in Undertaker James tian street, had treasurer of the died at his home, H. Fisher, 8413 Germanwas the funeral director. and nab Hannah Mary, Morrissy, infant aged daugh- 7 days, died at the parents' Rosehill street, on Friday was buried on the 16th intook place at Holy Cross direction of John BrenFourth street, above J.

Moore, a veteran of the also of the civil war, died at Sartain street, on Monday, Oeyears. received in our At the Mexenlisted boy" OIl sloopserv- first ellIn the A Henry Pennsylvania When his musterre-enlisted Two FourP. from when was policeman -continued expiration retired was 19, at Fenton William David Undertaker Eleventh the Mullin, No. 1 October services Vincent Price prayers -Thomas 15. Pennsylvania past Mary him.

at his on of Church, the church. Holy Cross 4551 wife Melon in 1851, celebrated C. by Rev. McDonald, and The Cemetery. Joseph and now Funeral North William Sunday, The October by R.

C. Cathedral were Lawrence 9, 13. of always took direction Annie 35 years, No. 821 remains Lancaster, held. Park, a and city, street, years.

Mariners' the Wednesday, John friends. Cemetery, South Partica, instant, was a which the Good Mrs. James South instant, were Louis Episcopal Wednesday, were Hale and Mount M. charge. 0.

Pease, Phoenix 60 East Saturday, aged born to boy and the dry In 1869 Phoenix Company He was Bank and Society He was trustee tual mustered out. He was by Mayor Alexander in the department of Mayor Stokley's from active work. celebrated on ThursSt. Malachy's R. J.

Fitzpatrick. The H. Logan, WalCastlebury and James Maurice Hayes, street, had charge. 5-months-old son died at the home Clearview avenue, 11. He was buried Cemetery, October Rev.

George de Paul's Roman street, Germanfor the dead. Nicholson, 58 years Presbyterian Hospital, He had been an emRailroad Comfifteen years. Two Newell and Mrs. The funeral serhome, 1303 North Wednesday, October Our Mother of Sorcelebrated High ReInterment was Cemetery, by Lancaster avenue, fu- of John O'Brien, 11th at her late street. She was and at the age country.

Solemn High on Saturday, 14th Cathedral of St. Peter Father Van Pelt. John Kenny, James Doyle acted interment was Three sons surThomas O'Brien. serving in the United Director Maurice Eleventh street, had Aloystus, the son O'Neill, aged October 15, at 240 funeral took place 18. High Requiem Rev.

John Scully, Church, and interment Cemetery. The Welsh Naulty, wife of Robert Orstreet, died and was buried on Deceased was a memthe Messiah until its a devout Christian place at Ivy Hill of Henry G. 2360 East Susque- Palmer, of Lancaswhile on a visit Cumberland street, became seriously ill were transported where the fune- native of Millville, produce commission died at his home. on Sunday, 15th The deceased was Bethel Methodist pastor of which, conducted the funeral 18th instant. The Marsh, M.

Gibson Interment took place Undertaker J. Wes. Second street, hav- aged 29, died on at the Pennsylvania resident of Mount place his body was direction of Sons, 921 Spruce Patterson died Fifteenth street, aged 48 years. conducted at the A. Lamphor, of Church of the 11th instant.

John Hill, William John Kater. InMoriah Cemetery. Henry, 1323 Chris- the venerable Iron Company, Penn street, on October 14, 81 years. He was in Washington, in 1818. He came Philadelphia when a early engaged in goods business.

he entered the Iron and Steel as treasurer. a director of the of North America the Savings Fund of Germantown. also the oldest of the Penn MuLife Insurance Com- pany, as well as an ardent supporter of the Academy of Natural Sciences. The funeral services were held on Tuesday, October 17, and were conducted by Rev. Charles Erdman, of the First Presbyterian Church of Germantown, assisted by Rev.

Charles Woed, D. and the Rev. J. F. Dupp, D.

D. The pall-bearers were Harry F. West, president of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company: Elwood Johnson, John B. Morgan, H. C.

Lippincott, John W. Hamer and H. H. Hallowell. Interment took place at South Laurel Hill Cemetery, under the direction of Undertakers Kirk Nice, 6301 Main street, Germantown.

PENNY. -Isabella Blair, daughter of James and Jane Penny, died at their home, No. 2628 Oakford street, on Saturday, 14th instant, aged 12 years and 6 months. Isabella was a pupil of the Benson Public School and a member of Miss Porter's Sunday school class in St. James' Protestant Episcopal Church.

The pall-bearers were playmates of the deceased. Interment took place at Fernwood Cemetery, in charge of Undertakers J. J. White 2340 Fitzwater street. PETERSON.

-Mrs. Jennie Peterson, aged 52 years, died on Monday, 16th at 620 Winton street. The funeral took place Wednesday, 18th inst. Services were conducted by Rev. A.

F. Taylor, of Snyder Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment was in Mount Moriah Cemetery under the direction of William F. Cushing, undertaker, 1100 Snyder avenue. Elizabeth Pfeiffer died at the German Hospital on Monday, October 16.

She was a resident of Middletown, Pa. Deceased was a native of Germany. having been born there in 1842. The remains were sent to Middletown, where interment will be made. The funeral direetor was S.

Lindley Rutter, 620 North Fortieth street. J. Pitman, a native of Schuylkill county. died at his home, 1812 North Thirteenth street, on Tuesday, 10th Instant, aged 52 years. The deceased was born in Pottsville, receiving his education In the schools of that city.

After graduating he associated with his father in the lumber business. His father was elected Sheriff of the county, but died before ne had served his term. The deceased Was appointed to serve for the unexpired term, afterwards being elected for a full term. In 1880 he came to this city and took a position in the Philadelphia Gas Works. At the time of his death he was in the employ of the United Gas Improvement Company in its Spring Garden street office.

Funeral services were held on Friday evening, 13th instant, by Rev. J. M. Newlin, of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Incarnation. The interment took place on Saturday, 14th instant, in the Presbyterian ground at Pottsville.

The pall-bearers were Edward W. Watson, Thomas Vaughn, A. H. Hare, Andrew Miles, Charles Neff and Abram Saybolt. Undertakers David Schuyler Son, Broad and Diamond streets, bad charge.

infant son of Frederick William and Augusta Pohl. aged 3 days and 10 hours, died at parents' residence, 106 West Girard avenue, on the 17th and was buried on Thursday, the 19th inst. Interment took place at Cedar Hill Cemetery under directon of H. D. Ewell, No.

108 West Girard avenue, undertaker. POLBY. son of Maurice and Jennie Polby, died at 441 Christian street, on Friday, 13th instant, aged 16 months. Interment in Jewish Cemetery, Frankford, 011 Sunday, 15th instant, Undertaker Samuel Goldfus, 623 South Third street, in charge. Potts, a veteran of the civil war, died at 1936 Naudain street on Friday, 13th aged 57 years.

The deceased enlisted at the commencement of the war in the Twenty-sixth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, in which he served until August, 1864, when he was promoted to a first lieutenancy in Company E. Ninety-ninth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was a member of Greble Post, No. 10, G. A.

R. The funeral services were held on Wednesday, 18th by Rev. N. D. Van Sickle, of St.

Mark's P. E. Church. His old comrades of Post 10, G. A.

acted as pall-bearers. Interment was in Fernwood Cemetery, in charge of Undertaker Thompson Carson, 1312 South street. -Daniel, the 5-year-old son of James and Katherine Price, died at his parents' residence, 1220 Carlton street. on Saturday, the 14th instant, and was buried on the following day at the New Cathedral Cemetery. Undertaker Thomas R.

Cleary, of Twelfth and Jefferson streets, had charge. Rose. relict of the late Patrick Quigley, aged 60 years, died at the restdence of her son-in-law. John T. Thomas, Fourth and Cambria streets, on Thursday, October 12, and was buried on Saturday, October 14.

with Requiem Mass at St. Veronica's Church. Fifth and Tioga streets, Rev. J. J.

Donnelly, pastor. Interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of A. C. Hookey, undertaker, 2464 Frankford avenue. Casper Rathgeb, husband of Eva Rathgeb, and son of Casper and Sophiana Rathgeb, aged 29 years, died at his brother's residence, 1932 North Darien street, on Wednesday, the 11th instant.

He was for the past fifteen years employed in the meter works of Griffith Co. The funeral services were held on Friday last, and among the pall-bearers were Henry Quicksill and George McDade. The interment at Glenwood Cemetery was in charge of Gustav A. Kirchner, 714 North Third street. infant son of Frederick A.

and Caroline Ravior, died at parents' residence, 515 Callowhill street, on Wednesday, October 11, and was buried on Friday, October 13. Funeral services at the house were conducted by Mr. Kirchner and interment took place at Mount Vernon Cemetery, under direction of Gustave A. Kirchner, 714 North Third street. son of Maria and the late Joseph J.

Redmond, aged 22 years. died on Monday, 16th at 1640 South Bancroft street. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Thomas Aquinas by Rev. John F.

Graham, Rev. John C. Carey as deacon and Father Coyle as subdeacon. Thomas Kenney, Samuel Donnell, Robert Chatman and Joseph Doyle were the pallbearers. Interment took place Thursday, 19th in New Cathedral Cemetery under the direction of John J.

O'Rourke, undertaker, 1600 South Tenth street. REEDER. -Miss R. Annie Reeder, an inmate of the Home for Incurables, corner Fortyeighth street and Woodland avenue, died at that institution on Friday, October 13. aged 58 years.

The funeral services were held at the undertaking rooms of John Rose, 2616 Bridge street, by Rev. J. P. W. Blattenburger, D.

of the First Presbytertan Church, and the interment was at the Presbyterian Cemetery on Monday, Oetober 16. Louisa C. Rhodes, aged 59 years, died on Wednesday, 11th at 231 South Clifton street. Funeral services were held Tuesday, 17th by Rev. Fusby Gibson, of Zion A.

M. E. Misaion. Interment was in Lebanon Cemetery by Addison Foster, funeral director, 933 Lombard street. Rice, aged 62 years, a native of County Tyrone, Ireland, died at his residence, 1519 Bodine street, 011 the 18th instant, and was buried on Saturday, the 21st.

Deceased was a prominent factor in Democratic politics in the Seventeenth ward for twenty-five years and he conducted a coal business in former years. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated in St. Michael's Church. Second and Jefferson streets, Rev. James Fitzmaurice, pastor.

and interment took place at the Old Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of John P. Gallagher, undertaker, 1439 Germantown avenue. aged 8 months. infant daughter of Robert and Katie Rice, died at parents' residence. 2515 Water street.

on October 12, and was buried on Saturday, October 14. Interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of Philip J. Donahue, undertaker, Lehigh avenue and Potter street. Richards, formerly an employe of the Philadelphia and Reading Railway Company, died on Friday, 13th instant, at his parents' residence, 920 Mount Vernon street, aged 31 years. The deceased had been for some years a member of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Our Redeemer, Rev.

H. S. Hoffman, pastor. The funeral services on Monday last were conducted by Rev. George H.

Lorah, D. of Green Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Joseph Walsh, E. G. McCracken, Ervin Weiland and William Laning were the pall-bearers, and interment took place in Mechanics' Cemetery.

-Harris, son of Phillip and Lena Richter, aged 1 year, and 30 days, died at 253 North Second street, on October 9, and was buried on Thursday, October 12. Interment took place at Mount Sinai Cemetery, under direction of S. Goldfus, undertaker, 623 South Third street. Rev. Thomas W.

Riday, aged 67 years, passed away on the 16th instant, at the residence of his son, Joseph T. Riday, 2544 North Lawrence street. The deceased was a native of this city, having been born at Fifth and Berks streets. Early in life he joined the M. E.

Church located on Germantown road, now St. Michael's T. A. B. Hall, and subsequently was ordained to the ministry in the same church.

Throughout his life he officiated as a local preacher, always retaining his connection with the Cohocksink, now the Sev. enth Street M. E. Church. He gave proof of his paciotism in the year 1861 by enlisting in the One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania Volunteers, and after his return from the battlefields of the South he associated himself with the S.

S. White Dental Manufacturing Company, a connection that only death severed. He was a member of St. Paul's Lodge, F. and A.

Liberty Council, No. 11, 0. U. A. Phillip R.

Schuyler Post, No. 51, G. A. and Philadelphia Beneficial Association, all of which organizations sent delegations to the obsequies. His four sons, Harry George.

Joseph T. and Clarence together with his two sons-in-law. George W. Stewart and Harry Smith, served as pall-bearers. Funeral gervices were held at the Seventh Street M.

E. Church, by the Revs. Bickerton, Webb, Westwood, Best, Wood and Thomas. Interment took place at the K. of P.

Greenwood Cemetery, under the direction of David H. Schuyler Son, undertakers, Sixth and Diamond streets. RIDER. -Annie Rider, died at 716 South Twelfth street, on Monday, 16th instant, aged 21 years. Funeral services were held on Thursday, 19th instant, and interment was in Bethel Cemetery, Snow Hill, Md.

J. H. Banks, A. C. Banks, Harry Ab- bott and F.

J. Warner were the pall-bearers and Addison Foster, undertaker, 933 Lombard street, had charge. J. Riley, a retired baker and one of the oldest residents of the Thirteenth ward, died at his residence, 677 North Tenth street, on the 18th instant. He was born in his city 79 years ago and.

at all early age entered the employ of a cousin who was a baker, and a few years later established a baking business for himself. For fifty years Mr. Riley has been connected with Grace P. E. Church, and took a great interest in Sunday school work, he having taught a young men's Bible class for many years.

The funeral services were held Saturday at Grace P. E. Church, and were in charge of Rev. H. Richard Harris.

William Stuart, 660 North Tenth street, was the undertaker. R. Rittenhouse, a direct descendant of the famous Rittenhouse family which figured so prominently in revolutionary history, died on the parental estate, 6621 Germantown avenue, on Monday, October 16, aged 57 years. He was a butcher by trade, having followed it from his boyhood. Mr.

Rittenhouse was for 2 number of years president of the Germantown Republican Club. He leaves a widow, one son, one daughter and one grandchild. The funeral services were held in the Germantown Baptist Church, 6617 Main street. on Thursday, October 19. Rev.

G. N. Falkenstein conducted the services. Interment took place at Ivy Hill Cemetery under the direction of Kirk Nice. 6301 Germantown avenue, funeral directors.

ROBERTS. Arthur H. Roberts, 50 years of age, died at his home, 210 Sumac street, Wissahickon, on Wednesday, October 11. For several years previous to 1884 he was foreman of John Dobson's cloth mills at the Falls of Schuylkill. In that year he was appointed a policeman in the Thirtieth police district by or Smith.

He served as such up to the time of his death. Two sisters, Miss Emma Roberts and Mrs. Ella Dill. survive him. The funeral services were conducted Rev.

Raymond Davis, of the Wissahickon Baptist Church. Interment was made at Leverington Cemetery by Isaiah Ryan, 160 Green lane, funeral director. ROBERTS. -Harry the 4-year-old son of Harry and Mary Roberts, died on Sunday, 15th instant, at 1409 South Phillip street. The funeral took place Tuesday, 17th instant.

Funeral services were held by Rev. R. H. Nelson, of St. Peter's P'.

E. Church. Interment was in Philadelphia Cemetery. J. Wesley Bowen, 1018 South Second street, undertaker, had charge.

wife of Albert R. Robertson and daughter of Thomas and Susanna J. Moore, aged 26 vears, died on Sunday, October 15, at her home, 1817 Tasker street. The funeral services were held Wednesday, October 18, by Rev. W.

H. Graff. of the Holy Comforter Memorial P. E. Church.

The pall-bearers were George McConorny, John Wilson, Andrew Stewart. McLain Beerwood, William Moore and William Bell. Interment was in Fernwood Cemetery, under the direction of Rob- undertakers, 521 South -Julla, wife of Joseph Robertson, a police officer of the Fifteenth district, died at her home. 1311 Kimball street, on Saturday, the 7th Instant, aged 45 years. The funeral services were held on Tuesday, 10th instant.

by Rev. L. J. Coppin, of the Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment was in Lebanon Cemtery, in charge of Undertaker Addison Foster, 933 Lombard street.

the age of 95 years, Jane Robertson, widow of E. S. E. Robertson, died Ol Saturday, 7th instant, at 417 Christian street. Rev.

R. D. Naylor, of Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church, conducted the funeral services, on Monday, 9th instant, and interment was in Philadelphia Cemetery, David W. Bowen Son, 813 South Second street, had charge. -Gussie infant daughter of Peter J.

and the late Gussie S. Robinson. aged 11 months, died at 1935 East Dauphin street, on Tuesday, October 10, and was the Rev. Joseph D. Newlin, D.

REPEL of the buried on Thursday, October Funeral services were conducted at the house by Protestant Episcopal Church of Incar. nation. Interment took place North Cedar Hill Cemetery, under direction of David Sebuyler Sons, undertakers, Germantown avenue and Diamond street. Rosenthal, a native of Germany, died at her residence, No. 1421 Franklin street, on Monday, October 16, aged 85 years.

The deceased received her education coming to this country in 1839. Shortly after her arrival she married Herman Rosenthal, the proprietor of a dyeing establishment up to his decease. The funeral services on Wednesday, Oetober 18, were held by Rev. Henry Iliowizi, assisted by Rev. A.

Gross, of Adath Jehurun Synagogue. Maurice Strouss, Adolph Voremberg. Louis Leibheimer and Aaron Lowenstein were the pall-bearers. The interment took place at Mount Sinai Cemetery, in charge of Undertaker Abraham Flesham, 2121 North Twelfth street. Rustenbach, a native of Germany and a coppersmith, employed by Kammerer Co.

for the past seven years, died at 2431 N. Alder street, on Saturday, October 14, aged 50 years. The deceased was a member of Goethe Lodge, No. 97, K. of Grand Lodge, I.

of Druids; Atlantic Lodge, No. 4, 0. 0. and the Beneficial Association of the German Sunday School Society. Funeral services were held at his home.

The pallwere Messrs. Hundredmeick, Karcher, Ruppel and Reckert. The body, in charge of Undertaker Pfizenmater, 1330 Poplar street, was taken to Philadelphia Crematory. Scott. aged 68 years, died on Friday, 13th at her late residence, 1522 Park avenue, in the 68th year of her age.

She was the wife of the late Thomas J. Scott and the mother of Dr. George F. Souwers. The interment took place on Monday last at North Laurel Hill Cemetery, Funeral Directors Kirk Nice, of 6301 Germantown avenue, having charge.

Scott, aged 61 years, died on Saturday, October 14, at 1121 South Anuin street. Deceased was a member of Apollo Encampment, No. 38, and Apollo Lodge, No. 296, I. 0.

0. F. The services were conducted by Rev. Robert Burns Wallace, of Grace Presbyterian Church. Interment took place Wednesday, October 18, in Odd Fellows' Cemetery, under the direction of J.

Wesley Bowen, undertaker, 1018 South Second street. son of Nathaniel and the late Mary Seese, a veteran of the Spanish war, died at the residence of his brother, No. 2434 South Thirteenth street, aged 22 years. He was a member of Company C. Third Regiment.

Pennsylvania Volunteers; also of the Reading Relief Association. Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of the Epiphany by the rector, Rev. James Nash, on Tuesday, 10th instant. Thomas Clancy, Charles Green, James Clancy and Michael Mahedy were the pall-bearers. Interment was in New Cathedral Cemetery, Undertaker James J.

King, 2129 South Eleventh street, in charge. Sharff, a native of Germany and a gallant old veteran of the Two Hundred and Fourteenth Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, during the civil war, died at the residence of his son, No. 673 North Alder street, on Saturday, October 14, aged 59 years. The deceased carried on tailoring. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, October 18, by Rev.

Llewellyn Caley, of the P. E. Church of the Nativity, followed by the chaplain of Anna M. Ross Post. No.

94, G. A. R. The pall-bearers were his old comrades. The interment was In Greenmount Cemetery, conducted by Undertaker William A.

Stuart, 660 North Tenth street. Sheeron died at 4656 Edmund street, Frankford, his mother's residence, on Monday, 16th and was buried on Wednesday, 18th Inst. Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Joachim's Church, Frankford, Rev. Father Fitzmaurice pastor, and interment took place at St.

Dominic's Cemetery, Holmesburg, under direction of James T. Nulty, undertaker, Church and Main streets, Frankford. Shaw died at the Philadelphia Hospital on Sunday last, 15th aged 64 years, He was buried in Mount Moriah Cemetery Oll Wednesday, 18th from the undertaking rooms of Gustav A. Kirchner, 714 North Third street. Shin, died at her home, 4147 Cambridge street, on Monday, October 9.

She is survived by her husband, Charles Shinn, and two children, Wilbur and Leidy. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J. G. Bickerton, of the Centenary M.

E. Church. The pal were Theodore Dawson, J. W. Bailey, M.

Lokerson and S. Brush. The interment took place at Arlington Cemetery, under the direction of Frankenfield Sons, 5300 Vine street. H. Smith, son of Henry H.

and Mary A. Smith, aged 2 years and 9 months, died at his parents' residence, 1303 Sellers street, Frankford, on Saturday, October 14, and was buried on Sunday, October 15. Interment took place at St. Dominic's Cemetery, Holmesburg, under direction of James T. Nulty, undertaker, Main and Church streets, Frankford.

Smith, aged 36 years, died Thursday, October 12, at 414 South Perth street. The funeral took place on Monday, October 16. Services were conducted by Brother Davis. The pall-bearers were Willlam Parnell. Robert Waters, William Sterges, Samuel Pitts, Charles Nelson and E.

Gales. Interment was in Lebanon Cemetery, under the direction of Thomas W. Almond Sons, undertakers, 1028 Lombard street. Thomas Smith, a morocco finisher by trade and an employe of Henry Burke Brothers, died on Monday, 16th at 1714 North Third street, aged 52 years. The deceased was a member of St.

Michael's R. C. Church, where Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Gorman. Messrs.

Sutherland, Abram. Sands. Hobbs and Matthis were the pall-bearers. The remains were taken to Newark. N.

on Wednesday, 18th interment. Undertaker Thomas R. Cleary, 1454 North Twelfth street, was in charge. SMITH. -Mary B.

Smith, aged 12 years, died at the Pennsylvania Hospital 011 Friday, 6th instant. Funeral services were held at the Cherry Street Baptist Church by Rev. William A. Creditt, and interment was in Mount Olive Cemetery. under direction of Undertaker H.

S. Duterte, 519 South Ninth street. Sneden, aged 38 years, died at 1834 Fitzwater street, on Thursday, 12th instant. The funeral was held on Monday, 16th instant, services being conducted by Rev. Willis B.

Skillman, of Tabor Presbyterian Church, and interment took place in Mount Moriah Cemetery. Undertaker Robert Town, 20 South Eighteenth street, had charge. daughter of Robert and Mary Burr Snodgrass, died on the 10th instant. at her parents' residence, 1333 Arch street, aged 42 years. She was born in this city.

but spent the greater part of her life in Shippensburg, Pa. The services were conducted by the Rev. C. Daniels, of Independence P. E.

Mission, on Wednesday evening, the 11th instant, and the body was taken to Shippensburg, for interment by Uudertaker Harry G. Tanguy, 1425 Fairmount avenue. daughter Thomas J. and Ellen Snyder, died on Thursday, 5th. at their home, No.

2112 Tryon-street, aged 3 years. Mary attended Sunday school at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Patrick, and was in the class assigned to Sister Martha. Interment was In St. Mary's Cemetery on Saturday, 7th instant.

Undertakers John C. Cahill Brother, 262 South Twentieth street, were in charge. STEGMULLER. -Ernst Stegmuller, aged 42 years, of No. 923 North Third street, died on October 4, and was buried on Sunday, October 8.

He was a member of Hermann Lodge, No 125, F. and A. Hermann Lodge, No. 7, 1. 0.

0. Schaffer Lodge, No. 464, K. of Philadelphia Lodge. No.

30, D. O. Victor Yearly Beneficial Society, Cannstatter Volksfest Verein, Philadelphia Schuetzen Verein, Philadelphia Turngemeinde, Young Maennerchor, Pfalzer Harmonie, Pfalzer Casino, a menber of the Board of Directors of the Reformed German Building Association. Interment took place in Glenwood Cemetery. Michael Stein, manufacturer of willow -ware articles, died at his late residence.

2521 North Twelfth street, on Sunday, October 15, and was buried on Thursday, October 19, at Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery. He was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, October 15, 1821, and upon coming to this conntry he settled in Bucks county, where he lived until 1876. He then came to this city and en tered Into business a 2530 Kensington avenue retiring about five year ago. Rev. Hubert Ham meke celebrated Requiem Mass at St.

Bonaventure's R. C. Church. Joseph Roeber, A. Minnick, Peter Conrad.

Joseph Miller, Leonard Schmidt and Albert Schmidt acted as pallbearers. A wife, Lucy Stein, and ten children survive. John Steinecke, aged 76 years, No. 168 West Cumberland street, died on Tuesday, October 10, and was buried on Sunday, 0e- tober 15. Deceased conducted a dry goods bustness in this city for more than forty years, and was a member of Franconia Lodge, No.

89, I. 0. 0. as well as Columbia Lodge, No. 110, K.

of P. Messrs. Abenroth, Felsberg. Leibert, Schulte, Breinle and Pastoret were the pall-bearers, and services were conducted at the First German Baptist Church, Sixth street, above Poplar, by the pastor, Rev. L.

C. Knuth. Interment took place at Glenwood Cemetery, under direction of Charles Horsch, undertaker, 1128 North Third street. M. Stephens, Chester who was born in Chester Valley, county, 78 years ago, died at his late residence, 1717 Warnock street, on Tuesday, the 10th instant.

Removing to this city, he learned the trade of currier, and at the time of his death was employed by Frederick Braun, 537 North Third street. Sarah J. Linville, of the Society of Friends, of which he was a member, spoke at the funeral services, on Wednesday, the 11th instant. William Stephens, Richard Stephens, Joseph and William Thomas, William West, Jacob Shaenlain and Thomas Walker were the pall-bearers. The Interment, at Chester Valley Friends' Burying Grounds, was in charge of Clement A.

Woodnut, 1728 Girard avenue. Stevenson, aged 52 years, died Monday, 16th at Twentyseventh street and Point Breeze avenue. The funeral services were conducted by Mr. Whitehead at the Trinity Lutheran Chapel, Eighteenth and Wolf streets. The pall-bearers were Robert Rae, Patrick MeCuen, George Thompson and John Singerly.

Interment took place Thursday, 19th In Fernwood Cemetery, under the direction of William F. Cushing, undertaker, 1100 Snyder avenue. the 16th inst. Mary, the Infant daughter of John and Bridget Stewart, aged 3 months, died at the parents' residence, 903 East Girard avenue. The interment took place on Wednesday, the 18th, at Holy Cross Cemetery, under direction of Claude J.

Mathieu, 2606 East Lehigh avenue, undertaker. aged 1 year and 3 days, daughter of Edward and Lillian Straub, died on October 10 and was buried 011 Thursday, October 12. Interment took place from parents' residence, 2772 Kensington avenue, at Glenwood Cemetery, under direction of Phil Donobue, undertaker, Lehigh avenue and Potter street. Alfred Strubel, 54 years old, died at his home, 4746 Germantown avenue, on October 10. He leaves a widow and three children, Calvin.

William and Edith. Mr. Strubel had served as a policeman in Germantown for the past 13 years. He was a member of General J. F.

Reynolds Counell, No. 143, Jr. 0. U. A.

and also of Germantown Lodge, No. 38, K. of P. The funeral services, heid on October 14, were conducted by Rev. T.

McB. Nichols, of the Market Square Presbyterian Church, Three members of the lodges of which he was a member acted as pall-bearers. Interment was made at Hillside Cemetery by Kirk Nice, Main street and Washington lane, funeral directors. Sullivan, 59 years old, died Friday, October 13, at 427 Catherine street. Deceased was employed as a marine engineer.

The funeral took place Saturday. October 14. Services were conducted by Rev. Charles W. Robinson, of Evangelists P.

E. Church. Interment was in Mt. Moriah Cemetery. David H.

Bowen Sons, funeral directors, 813 South Second street, bad charge. Surtees, 73 years of age, died at his home, 8004 Germantown avenue, October 12. He was a native of Hexham, England. He came to this country in 1889, and has resided in Germantown ever since. Two sons and three daughters survive him.

Rev. Jacob Le Roy, rector of St. Martin's-in-the-Fields Protestant Episcopal Church, conducted the funeral services, held on Sunday, October 15. Interment took place in Ivy Hill Cemetery, by Undertaker Joseph Gilbert, 8110 Main street, Germantown. Thenrer, aged 41 years, husband of Christina Saeger, died at his residence, 2347 North Orkney street, 011 Monday, October 9, and was buried on Thursday, October 12.

Deceased was A member of the Aetna Society and of Stetson's Beneticial Society. Services were held at the house by Rev. G. A. Scheer, pastor of St.

Mark's German Evangelical Reformed Church. Fifth street, below Lehigh avenue. Interment took place at Chelten Hill Cemetery, under direction of J. H. Wetzel, undertaker, 420 Diamond street.

Thoma died at the home of his brother, 435 Dupont street, on Monday. October 16. He was 82 years old at the time of his death. Deceased was a member of the Bethanian German Lutheran Church. The funeral services were conducted by Rev.

Adolphe Hellwege. Interment was made at the German Lutheran Cemetery. Heronymus Strittmotter, 4325 Cresson street, Manayunk, was the funeral director. -Emeline Tomlin, aged 61 years, died at 435 Greenwich street, on Tuesday. 10th instant.

The deceased was the widow of Sergeant Nathan Tomlin, Company K. Seventy-third Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, who died in Andersonville Prison in 1863. She was a member of Pawnee Tent, No. 18, D. of F.

Funeral services were held by Rev. Hughes O. Gibbons, D. of the Third (Old Pine Street) Presbyterian Church, on Saturday, 14th instant. The pall-bearers were James Breedon, Walter Wheeler, George Wheeler and Hanley Brown.

Interment took place in Fernwood Cemetery, in charge of Undertaker J. Wesley Bowen, 1018 South Seeond street. TOUGHEY. Martino, son of Catherine and the late John Toughey, aged 24 years. died Saturday, 14th at 1245 South Twenty-eighth street.

The funeral took place on Wednesday, 18th Inst. High Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. Willlam P. Masterson, the rector at St. Anthony's R.

C. Church. John McDevitt, John Wells and Nicholas Lanchy acted as pall-bearers. Interment in Holy Cross Cemetery, under the direction of William Lynch, undertaker, 270 South Twentieth street. widow of the late Thomas Tracy, aged 63 years, died at her son's residence, 2646 Webb street, on the 11th inst.

and was buried on Monday, the 16th. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Ann's Church, Lehigh avenue and Memphis street, by Rev. Father Ryan, and interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of John J. Campbell, undertaker, 2622 East Thompson street.

-John L. Trester, husband of Mary E. Trester, nee Ebelbar, a native of Bavaria, died at his residence, 868 North Orianna street, on Friday, October 13, and was buried on Tuesday, October 17. Deceased was prominently identified with the Democratic party in this city throughout his life, hav. ing reached his 56th and for thirty years ducted a wholesale fish business on Delaware avenue.

He was a mem ber of various organizations, social, political and among which are Mozari Lodge, No. 436, F. and A. Harmony Royal Arch' Chapter. No.

52: Philadelphia Commandery, No. 2: Olympian Senate, No. 15. Order of Sparta; Young Maennerchor, Bavarian Volksfest Verein, Mozart Harmonie and the Fishdealers' Association. During the civil war he served in the Ninety-fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers.

His benefactions to the poor and needy were bestowed with a lavish hand. Funeral services were held at the house by the Rev. Alfred Heebner, pastor of St. John's M. E.

Church, and interment took place at Mt. Vernon Cemetery, under direction of Henry Kunzig Sons, 331 Fairmount avenue, undertakers. Harmonie infant son of Nathan and Maggie Trotter, aged 1 year and 8 months, died at the parents' residence, 3422 Unruh street, Tacony, on Sunday, October 8. The parents are members of St. Leo's Roman Catholic Church, of which Rev.

John J. Rogers is rector. Interment took place on Tuesday, October 10, at St. Dominic's Cemetery, Holmesburg, under direction of James T. Nulty, undertaker, Church and Main streets, Frankford.

the 7-months-old son of John and Anna Turnbull and grandson of Peter and Mary Turnbull, of New York city, died at his parents' residence, 2715 Cabot street, on Tuesday, the 10th instant. The interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, on Thursday afternoon, was under the direction of Thomas J. Roney, 914 North Twenty-sixth street. Underwood, 79 years old, for many years a familiar resident of Germantown, died in the Germantown Hospital, on October 11. He was born in Virginia in 1820.

He resided at the corner of Pulaski and Rittenhouse street for the past three years. Interment took place at the Queen Street Public Burying Ground, under the direction of George Mollenhof, 5004 Germantown avenue, funeral director. Waddey, 19 years old, died at her home, 1337 North Fifty-sixth street, on October 9. Her parents are B. F.

and Lida M. Waddey. She was born in Virginia, 1880, and spent, most of her life there, moving to Philadelphia two years ago. Two brothers and three sisters survive her. She was a violinist of ability and commanded considerable attention in local musical circles.

The funeral services were held on October 11, Rev. H. B. Martin, of St. James' Protestant Episcopal Church, conducting them.

Interment took place at Knights of Pythias Cemetery. wife of Frederick Wade. died at her home, 310 Cypress street, on Saturday, 14th Instant, aged 57 years. Deceased was a member of the the League of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Requiem Mass was celebrated at St.

Joseph's R. C. Church on Tuesday, 17th Instant, by Rev. John Scully. Interment was in Odd Fellows' Cemetery, Undertakers Welsh Naulty, 255 Pine street, having charge.

Walker, of 1321 North 05 October 15, aged street, 30 died years. at He his was home. born on in Narberth, Montgomery county, in 1869. A sister and brother survive him. For the past Afteen years he has been connected with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as a ticket agent.

He was located at Nar. berth, Germantown Junction and Ridge Avenue Statione. The funeral services were held on Wednesday, October 18, and were conducted by Rev. George B. Bell, D.

of the Patterson Presbyterian Church, Sixty-third and Vine streets. The funeral director was Charles Peck, 2339 South Twelfth street. -Frank son of Abraham and Josephine Walker, aged 18 years, died at the residence of his consin, Cornelius M. Walker, 2626 Memphis street, on the 10th fustant, and was buried on Sunday, the 15th instant. deceased was a pupil of Girard College and made excellent progress in his studies.

John Hoffman, John Rupertus, George Miller and Adam Smith were the pall-bearers. The Rev. G. B. Burn wood, of the Wesleyan Methodist Episcopal Church, held services at the house, and interment took place at the K.

of P. Cemetery, Greenwood, under direction of Fisher undertakers, 2843 Germantown avenue. son of Samuel and Nettie Wallner, died on Saturday, 14th instant, at 951 South Sixth street, aged 15 months. Interment took place on Sunday, 15th instant, in the Jewish Cemetery, Frankford, in charge of Undertaker S. Goldfus, 623 South Third street.

and Frankford James, husband of Rose Walsh, nee McCourt, aged 49 years, of Columbia and Frankford avenues, who conducted a mercantile business in this city for a quarter of a century, died on Saturday, October 14, and was buried on Tuesday, 0c- tober 17. Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Michael's Church, Second and Jefferson streets, by Rev. Father Gorman. Deceased was well known in Irish eircles in this country, and love of his native land was the absorbing passion of his life.

His funeral was attended by an eminently respectable body of merchants and social friends, and the interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of Edward J. Fox, undertaker, 229 Green street. toe Big inde "sa 4to loT, emiliat ed vicare stat of ,1 an the in most Theat. more in the In the of 18 11 Assem Paris. A go style chapte It of Sh: prono 1825.

one a seriou sayin him him. My hood judic him often age. In judic and copy enoug trans manc read Dust wiLl pear for Spa No the Sh A Walsh died on Thursday, 5th instant. at 931 Annin street, aged 35 years. High Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of St.

Paul, by the rector. Rev. M. C. Donovan, on Monday, 9th instant.

Interment was at Holy Cross Cemetery, in charge of Joseph J. Roberts Brother, undertakers. No. 1430 South Third street. -Edward H.

Walton, 86 years of age, died at the residence of his friend, Thomas J. S. Barlow. 3721 Lancaster avenue. 011 October 14.

He was born in Byberry, in 1813. His ancestry dates back to 1675, when his great-grandfather came over from Byberry, Ungland, seven years before William Peun settled at Philadelphia. Mr. Walton's son, William, is an author, artist and French translatorof considerable note. His translation of Voltaire's work, published by George Barrie Son, 1313 Walnut street.

has passed through four editions. Mr. Walton was a strict Hicksite Friend. Inter- ment took place at the Friends' Northwest Burying Ground, on October 16. aged 28 years, daughter of Bernard and Elizabeth Ward.

died OIl Friday, 13th at 2026 Federal street. Deceased was a member of Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality. Veronical League and the League of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. High Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. James P.

Sinnott, rector of the R. C. Church St. Charles Borromeo. The pall-bearers were Howard Delaney, Aloysius Hillery, John Murphy, Joseph Fitzpatrick, William Doaken and Thomas Mullin.

Interment took place Tuesday, 17th in Holy Cross Cemetery. Joseph J. McCullough, 915 South Twentieth street, undertaker. Weir, aged 65. died on the 14th instant and was buried from the funeral parlors of David I.

Schuyler Sons, Sixth and Diamond streets, on the 18th instant. Deceased had been in the employ of John Bromley Sons, Front and Dauphin streets, the employes of whom, at the solicitation of John Pickering, one of their number, defrayed the funeral expenses. Interment took place at the K. of P. Cemetery, Greenwood.

-Mary Weiser, the wife of Benedict Weiser and daughter of the late James and Ellen Carland, died at the residence of her brother-in-law, John Davis, 2341 Ralston street, on Friday, the 13th inst. High Mass was celebrated on Monday morning last by Rev. M. J. Gleeson, at St.

Francis Xavier Church, Twenty-fourth and Green streets. The pall-bearers were Thomas Tie, Michael Dougherty and John Davis, and the interment took place at New Cathedral Cemetery, in charge of Funeral Director John C. Cahill 262 South Twentieth street. son of Ambrose and Bridget Welstead, aged 22 years, died Friday, 13th at 510 South Twentyfourth street. The funeral took place on Tuesday, 17th inst.

Solemn High Mass of Requiem was celebrated by Rev. William C. Currie at St. Patrick's R. C.

Church. He was assisted by Rev. John Thompson, of Coatesville, and Rev. Robert Thompson, of Easton. Pa.

Frank O'Keife, James Baddan, George Ray and Robert Vernon acted as pall-bearers. Interment was in New Cathedral Cemetery, under direction of William H. Logan, 2410 Lombard street, undertaker. Walter Weymer.39 years of age, died at his home, 766 North Fortyfirst street, on Sunday, October 15. Two brothers, William and Harry, and one sister, Emma, survive him.

He was member of the Antioch Castle, No. 38, K. G. E. The funeral services were conducted on Wednesday, the 18th by Rev.

Jesse Higgins, of Calvary Monumental P'. E. Church, Forty-first and Brown streets. The funeral director was William A. Stuart, 660 North Tenth street.

Elvira Whann, a native of Delaware, died on Sunday last, at the residence of her grandson, Dr. John Whann, 1634 South Broad street, aged 83 years. Deceased was a member of the Presbyterian church and in her younger days took all active part in the many organizations connected with it. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, 11th instant, at Newark, Delaware, by Rev. Thomas Gilphin and interment was at Christiana hundred.

Undertaker Frederick E. Keene, of 1828 South Sixteenth street, was in charge, Undertaker Wilson, of Newark, assistIng. WHIT Charles White, formerly in the installment business, died at 1315 South Eighth street, on Sunday, 15th instant, aged 47 years. Requiem Mass was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church of Annunciation by Rev. Patrick J.

Dailey, on Wednesday, 18th instant. The pallbearers were Thomas Carrigan, Thomas Burns, John Murphy, John Maroney and James McQuade. Interment was in Holy Cross Cemetery, in charge of Undertaker James L. McCann, 1625 South Tenth street. the 17th instant, Charles Elmer, son of Ervin and Annie Wible, aged 2 years and 9 months, died at the parents' residence, 1110 Day street, and will be buried on this (Sunday) afternoon at 2 o'clock.

The Rev. C. H. Griffith, of the Kensington Methodist Episcopal Church, holds funeral services at house, and interment takes place at Hanover Cemetery, under the direction of William Rowen, undertaker, Thompson street, above Palmer. kins, an employe of the United Gas Int-Mary wife of James Wilprovement Company, died on Tuesday, 10th instant, at her home, 4551 Baker street, Manayunk, aged 52 years.

She was 8 member of the First Presbyterian Church. The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon by. Rev. E. Burns, her pastor.

The pall-bearers were Robert Donnelly, her brother, and her three sons-in-law--Charles Bezold. Edward Pickering and Leander J. Jones. Interment was in Westminster Cemetery, in charge of Frank S. Whiteman, undertaker, 6140 Ridge avenue.

Williams, 2420 aged 59 years, died at his residence, Amber street, on Wednesday, October 11, and was buried on Sunday, October 15. Deceased was a member of the Church of the Good Shepherd, Rev. J. A. Goodfellow, pastor, who held funeral services at the house.

Interment took place at Cedar Hill Cemetery, under direction of George L. Anderson, undertaker, 3027 Frankford avenue. Williams, 2 months old, son of Apollo and Matilda Williams, died at his parents' home, 3728 Irving street, on October 11. Rev. Dudley Gibson conducted the funeral services, held on the 13th.

Interment at Mt. Olive Cemetery. The funeral director was James H. Irvin, 3634 Sansom street. Wilson, aged 41 years, died Tuesday, 10th instant, at 258 South Alder street.

Requiem Mass was celebrated by Rev. James Noland, rector of the Roman Catholic Church of St. Peter Clavier. Interment took place on Saturday, 14th instant, in Holy Cross Cemetery. Furneral Directress Mrs.

Addison Foster, 933 Lombard street, was in charge. Thomas Wykoff, well known in the vicinity of Front and Walnut streets died at 100 Walnut street on Tuesday October 10, aged 71 years. He was a native of New Jersey, and had been doing chores for Mr. N. J.

Hart, of 109 Walnut street, for upwards of thirty years. The body was interred in Lebanon Cemetery on Thursday, 12th lostant, from the undertaking rooms of Mrs. Henrietta S. Deturte, No. 519 South Ninth street..