The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-11
Tho Last Of the Funerals.

The Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal
Church was thronged ats y. VI. at the obsequies
OF Joseph A. Ashwell Of 80 Fleet place. The
remains were borne into the church by I've
members OF Washington Division OF the Sons of
Temperance and Ave OF the Diamond Social
CLUB. to both Of which Ashwell belonged. The
Rev. Charles K. Lee, Grand Chaplain Of the Sons
Of Temperance, and the Rev. Dr. Steel ofnciated.
The interment was In Cypress Hills. Previous
to this bereavement Mrs. Ashwel had lost I've
other SONS.
Josepn p. Medineer. aged IS, was buried YES
terday afternoon from his home at 1to Pr ST.
dent street. Joseph went to the theatre with
Rosina and Otto ffoidev. v.ux R9sina was As, burned
to crisp; Otto barely escaped with life. Tue
puuy VAS taten to Calvary.
From l03 President street. at o'clock, were
taken the bodies Of lhomas j. DEMPSEY. aged
20. aud Edward p Doody. aged ~. The proves
sion was Joined by that conveying the body OF
p5sk street ssd ssd Mr. %po nd
| Tom aud Pat Genry used to be iusepaf able In
| life, ana they were found toge her 10 death. -
| Geary was men Der of Company e. sxty-ninth
| Regiment and mis- comrades escorted the body
10 Holy Cross Cemetery.
Iu a little, low room NJ IS James street lay tn o
| blackened CORPSE Of Pdtsey Mccarthy. n boy q
| Is. After w'ke Of fye days ana nights, Palsey
was buried YESTERDAY IN Calvary Cemetery. His
Yesterday afternoon the house at 81 Weter
street wa. .S y S' ns bnsX M S s sa
Around Il were seated some twenty Irishwomen
wailing for the dead. The old, widowed mother
threw herself on her BOY, snrieking plteously.
He hau been her sole support. Tue corpse was
taken TO Calvary.
at two o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Manett Of Holy Mar
tyrs re ding the service; Nj. Dram WAS cnar er
| member OF Greenwich Lodge, +. \. NJ, aud Ma
sonic services were held at the grave Ia Green-
wood.
| ther ana son, were buried from the Elm ~ oe
Con. .regatiOnai Church, at two o'clock, the Rev.
Jo.eph Wild, the pssor, oficiating. ne Wood
| blne Lodge OF Odd Fellows attended. with
| sprigs Of evergreen IN their breasts. Another
| son Of the widow. thus doubly oereaycd, was
| drowned on Coney Island last summer while
| The funeral OF WIN. Terpennine. 4 lad OF 49,
| took place at the Twelfth Street Reformed
MemOers Of several social societies acted ils ush-
| efs and phl.- bearers. he remains were taken
Tue oody Of Jamvs Murphy, a young printer
aged "a was taken Yesterday from Ijl Ihifd av'
.S G,a SSs%s5sry y:c1 D'esso9s asd
ployees ofth different theatres following the
| bearse.
| James Dunlap, aged 20. asupernumerary OF the
| Union SUI Theatre WAS buried from Eleventh
nv- nue. and Eighty third street. the Rev. Charles
i. Hoffman Of All Angels reading the services
| Leek, fellow supernumerary who iiSei 10 the
same house, has noi been identified.
| Thomas IL. Chichester, aged "a, was buried
| from the corner Of Court and Biltlc streets. A
the h-ad Of the CONN, worHed in purple nowers
was another bed Of immortelles, with the simple
| word 81 Rest"
|
street. hs OLDER brother is among the unden
tined. The coffin was covered with flowers.
AT 4O5 sachett street Lid the remains ol
| william Albert morrison, aged "a, the only sol
| Of his parents. lie was taken to Greenwood
| YESTERDAY from their home, at 40 saokett street
| On the night Of tue frs no wen. out about hall
past eight to get piece Of music for u lad,
| frenu.
| Joseph Denaro and wlfo were buried from 70
North Third street. williamsourgh. lie was n
| his wife only 20. They leave no children. Tue
remains we're borne TO Cypress HIS.
IN HAn ~ "a
| residence Of his mother aud brother at l9i Sand'
street, at 1879 A. NJ, the remains being taken
| James McGrath, aged %. was also inferred al
| Hoiy Cross Cemetery, the funeral starting from
| the house Of his widowed mother at eo Gold
street. McGrath was a member Of tho Youns
| Mems Society OF the Church OF the ASSUMPTION
sDd about leo Of his fellow members followed
The remains OF Wicker c. Powell, aged 80, were
| conveyed very simply from his hone ~ " Fifth
| avenue. brooklyn, to Greenwood Ce16tery
Odd Fellows OF Principle Lodge No. Is were
| the guard OF honor to the hearse that bore The
toy OF Henry Ralphs, aged rs, Of 772 Bergen
| street, to Greenwood Cemetery.
| " illiam II. Barrett, aged & and Charles
HargraNe, aged ~, young carpenters who N life
| were fast iIisnds, were buried together from st
| Luke's Episcopal Church In Clinton avenue, and
a large nu noer Of friends mouTntuly Joined IN
| the services. which the Rev. DR.. j. W. DilleT
Of % VIE ous %s %
l % .m @sss bal. M May dS%n
,hs nSle, iEilsSsavily to the floor IN faint.
| AbIm "AtelIhuer, aged tWenty-seven, was
| bQke4 from his cigar store in Flatbush avenue,
i and ohe Masonic aud several Hebrew lodges
I joined In the funeral ceremonies, which RaDbi
! Laskar conducted. Tho intsrment was Ia the
| Hebrew cemetery.
,Micnaei J. Weldon. aged twenty, Of l3s South
| First street, Williambburgh, was buried from st.
| Peters aud 81. Pauls Church, the Rev. Father
| Malone officiating,
| 1hs funeral services OF George Edwards Lo-
| gan, aged seventeen, were held In the Warren
| street Methodist Cnnrch.
| The Episcopal service over the BODY OF william
| l.. Burton, aged 10. was neld nj A35 Lafayette
| avenue by the Rev. Charles W Homer. The in-
| teIment was Ia Greenwood Cemetery.
| Ihe East Reformed Chufcn was crowded at
the funeral services over the remains Of Charles
| IA. STYLES Of 26l Putnam avenue. Most Of those
In the church. we'll as two oil he three Oficiat-
| ing minis er-, had known the young man all hls
| life ana were very much affected when the Key.
| Dr. GihsOn said that he felt that his place WAS
| among the hemOurneTs. The Rev. DR., Llnsng aud
| The Zion Lutheran Church WAS well filled, when
| the HeV. Frederick William ODias Stelmte read
| the service over the Remains OF Mr. Gus,aye
Auefb ch, dRei 81 years
| BOtn 81 ss Of Livingston street, above Court,
were lined with carriages, snd w was thtOnged
win relatives and friends Of Mr. Charles u.
Gas ,ert. lged ~ years.
| Two pieces Of ordue hung TO the hell h nd 10
OF % HICKS street. ono WIS fastened with IA
white rObOn, and tue other was hltOgeth 7
black. In the paTlOr were two oOfins containing
| the bodies Of George ". jack son, aged 36, and
| Gu arles Jackson, aged rs. Before the service
were begun seventy nve members Of the Order
| OF United American Mechanics. with the badge
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