Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-25
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james Jones, q weii-kown Brickiayer. Drop
Dead on Entering Hts Home.

Js,ues Joues q weli-kown Brickiayer. Drops
Dead Entering Hts Home.
James Jones, a well-known brickayer OF
this city, died very suddenly at his home
No 247 West Walnut street this morning, be-
tween and o'clock. He arose as usual and
seemed to be In good health. He started to
his work on building at Lemon and Water
streets On the way he met his son John
and told him that he felt unwell. He said
his bones ached, and he would go home and
lie down awhile but would come TO work
about nine o'clock. In short time John
received word that his father was dead, hay.
ing dropped over soon after entering his
house.
Deceased was a native of this city, and
worked at bricklaying ever since he has
been able to do anything. He was employed
by different firms and also carried on the
business for himself at different times. lie
was considered very good workman. He
leaves a wife and two children John, a
bricklayer OF this city, and Reuben, a Pbila-
delphia machinst Deceased was a member
OF Admiral Reynolds Post, q. A. X.
Coroner Honaman impanelled jury con-
sisting OF w. p. OBryan, J. t. HerZog, Geo.
Pontz, George Boos, Henry s. Schenck and
Henry Adams, and held an inquest. The
jury rendered verdict of death from heart
disease.
More Particulars OF a sudden Death.
The death of Levi Blngaman, residing
utdE plIdtt, ipth HldCt NtsitiNoN ~
noon, was very sudden. He was assisting in
moving some furniture at the house of NJ.
| S. Fry, when he sank upon a lounge and
| died in a few moments. Deceased was 90
| years of age. He was a very industrious
| man, with quiet disposition, and had a
| large circle of friends who will regret
4 to learn of his sudden end. His
| wife survives him. He was devout
Christian and member of the Lutheran
| ohu of lincoln in which hp deacon
| for many years. He was also librarian
| of the Lutheran church. The funeral takes
| place on Sunday afternoon at 9ls O'Clock and
| the interment will be made at Lancaster
| cemetery.
Death OF George ssitzgabsr.
George Saltzgaber, an inmate of the Ian
caster county hospital, died yesterday of con.
sumption. Deceased formerly resided In
Marietta and went from that town to the
hospital several years ago. He was mem.
Der of Co. d. cath regiment New Jersey vol.
unteers during the war. He will be buried
tomorrow from the undertaking establish
ment Of A. c. Rote by the Grand Army com.
| mittee.
| william BinkIey
William Binkley, miller, of East Hemp
field township, near Rohrerstown, died sud
denly on Wednesday afternoon between
and o'clock. He was in his usual healtt
in the morning, worked at the mill. ate
hearty dinner and died shortly after O'Clock
He was about 50 years of age and leaves
wife and one daughter who is the wife q
| Harry Miller. Heart disease is supposed +,
have been the cause OF death.
soon Following Her Husband.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton died at her home OF
Locust street this afternoon, aged 50 years
She was the wife OF Wilson Hamiltonwho died
on Monday, March Is, of pneumonia, anC
her death was from the same cause The de
| ceased leaves a number of children nearly
all of whom are grown up. Her death is
very sad circumstance, both parents having
passed away within two weeks and the be
reaved family have the sympathy OF the en-
| tire community.