The sun., 1894-12-28
OBITUAR L.

William Turner Gale. who died at his homo.
125 West 123d street, on Christmas night. had
been in the jewelry business about forty years,
and for seventeen years with Tiffany S Co.
He was the son of q clergyman OF Rockport,
Mass, and was graduated from the Boston
Latin School in 1853 at the age OF II. He
entered the employ OF the old-time iewelry
firm OF Palmer & Bachelor. on Washington
street, Boston, and remained with this firm and
their successors for about twenty years. In
1873 he embarked in business for himself
In Boston, under the firm name OF Gale,
Eaton 81 Snow. but after about two
years this partnership was dissolved, and in
1877 he entered the employ of Tiffany 81 Co. He
died of hasty consumption. Mr.. Gale was one of
the salesmen selected by Tiffany g. Co. to pro-
side at the firms exhibition in the Tiffany pa
vilion at the Paris Exposition OF $50, and In re-
cent years he was connected with the diamond
leaves a widow. two sons. and a daughter. lie
was in his 9th year. Funeral services will be
held At his residence this afternoon, at 1880
o'clock.
The Rev. Francis J. CLAYTON. rector of Grace
Church, Rutherford y. j., died there yesterday
formed on Monday. He was born in this city in
1854, and was educated for the ministry at st.
stephen's Episcopal College After being grad,
became rector OF Grace Church in 1855. In
1891, as the result OF trouble in the church, a
the establishment OF an independent Episcopal
church was begun. Bishop Starkey, however,
the establishment OF another church. MIR. Clay
ton was known as public speaker and as mu-
st. Stephens Alumni Association. He leaves a
widow, an invalid.
DIR. William Detmold. well-known surgeon,
East Ninth street. He WAS bofa in Hanover on on
Dec. q; ls9s, and came 70 this country at the
sSio at the College Of PSyseians and am
and twenty years later at the outbreak OF the
civil war, became the professor Of military
ization Of the medical corps OF the United States
army. lie had been Vice President OF the New
% the Presby terrain Hospital, President OF the
New York County Medical Association, and
WiioWs % and d Orphans f Of Medical dc H Men "'''s' 0
The Rev. Father p. F, Kirwen died yesterday
morning OF lung trouble at his parents home,
Father % Kirwen A was s7 years. years old. lie Was or.
dained on Dec. %, 1898, at seton Hall Seminary,
south Orange, In March OF this year he was
his prisstly duties since then. Funeral services
will be held In st. JOseph's Church Saturday
morning.
Emile Charles Bercku, ans, a musician, died at
his home in PlAinteld on Thursday. He Was a
direct descendant Of Peter Paul Rubens, ma
BerckmAns. a millionaire planter OF Atlanta.
He leaves a PlRinheld estate fronting on the
avenue named after him. His widow survives
The Rev. David Teese. a Presbyterian minis
ter died at his residence, at The Camp Place"
In Amherst county. Va, on Wednesday. aged
so. He was a native OF Ireland. and came 20
this country in his childhood. Mr.. Teese OH
clated at the funeral OF President William
Henry Harrison.
Sim Coy. a well-knOwn politician OF IndianAp-
oils. died yesterday. lie was known all over the
country for his connection with the tally sheet
forgeries there several years ago. for which he
served several months in the penitentlary.
Frederick Schroeder died on Wednesday at
his home, SOC Carlton avenue. Brooklyn, in his
EiXty fourth year lie had been assistant seCTs-
tAry OF the New YORK Mutual Life Insurance
Company since 1850.
James Wslsh, who was known about this city
a. a clever clog dancer. died suddenly last even
ing at the home OF his 81 ster Mrs. Snndroch, at
05 Central Park West. lie was cOnsumptiye.