The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-12-13
OBITUARY
Some of Those Who Have Fallen
Before the Silent Reaper.
MC'MANCS,

before the silent Reaper.
MC'MANUS.
Mr.. Michael McManus, of this city,
died Sunday morning at 6 80 o'clock,
at his late home on Wesi Patrick
street, of general debility, aged 81
years He leaves Il widow, one dau.h-
ter and one sun.
MRS. RINEHART
Mrs Eliza Riuehart. widow of SAM
uel kinehart, died last Friday evening
at her home in Hancock, aged ab nut
so Years. She is survived by AN Only
child, who will receive quite rich
legacy from her mother. Mir. Rlue-
hart made consideiab money while
he Was engaged IN the transp itatiou
business on the Oh. sapeake AID OHIO
Canal.
HINES.
Died at the home of his parents, in
Fea gaville, after few days illness of
di ptthtra, Hurry f. Hlnes, only son
of Mr.. and Mis- Chas. f. Hines, In the
llth year of his age. The funeral took
place on "Wednesday of LAST week, Rev
II. 7. Ditmar aud ;. A. Heuges Ollie
lated The pall-bearers were j. >.
Hines, Milton Cut~ail, >. f. Gunner
man and Lewis Iugle. A. II. Rice
and SoAs, funeral directors. Interment
at Mt. Zion Church, Feagavile.
SHEARER
The sad death of Mr.. Daniel Shearer,
a very well known resident of Fred
erlck, occurred on Sunday last, the re-
sult-of long and painful illness. The
deceased Y as three-score Years of age
and had always lived an honest and
upright life. He was highly respected
toy all who knew him. A wife, three
sons aud one daughter survive him.
His funeral took place on "Wednesday
at p. M, from his late home; inter-
ment was made in Mt Olivet Gene
terry.
LEVY.
Seldom have We ever been called on
to announce the death of one of our
citizens that gives us AS much pain
a. that of our worthy and respected
fellow-towusman, Z. V. S. Levy A few
weeks ago Mr. Levy was enjoying the
best of health, full of energy and Wig
orous manhood; on Sunday last. at his
home in this city after short illness,
he died, surrounded by his surrowing
family. The deceased was one of the
most prominent lawyers of the county,
high in the Masonic and other orders,
counsel to the Board of Commissions
ers and City Council, trustee in numer-
Gus estates, a director of the First Nat
ional Bank, of this city, and promi-
nently known throughout the State.
He was born IN Middletowu, in 1874,
and has been practicing law in this
city since 1866. He was one of our
most public spirited citizens, and was
identified in the various enterprises
looking to the advancement of our city
and county. For years Mr.. Levy was
active IN the politics of the county,
being a member of the Democratic Cen,
trail Committee, and gave considerable
of his time to politics, both upon the
stump and in the couDcils of the party.
The many warm friends OF the deceased
will be panied to learn of his death.
The Frederick Bar Association.
of which the deceased had been an
honored member for thirty years, met
at the Court House Monday afternoon
and drew up resolutions of respect to
his memory. They are as follows:
"!Since ii has pleased Almighty God
in His inscru able wisdom to strike
down our brother, Charles V. 5. Levy,
In the midst of his life OF usefulness.
and siuce 1t is fitting that we who
have known him in the intimate asso-
Citations of professional life, should at
Ia Inr I.,
his life inspired and his death furnishes
AN occasion to record; therefore be it
resolved by the bench and bar of the
Circuit Court for Frederick County,
That the death of Mr. Levy in the
midst of life of honorable labor, hon
estly performed, removes from us one
who in his life time was a companion
and friend to US, a citizen identified
with the business life and activities of
our city and county in a marked de-
gree, and one who in his protest., nal
and personal relations won from all
high respect and from many warm
affection
That his integrity, his courtesy and
his talens have adorned our profes.
slonal life in the past and will long re-
main delightful memory to his com.
peers and "a tradition for his juniors.
Resolved, That the Court tie ie-
quesied to spread these resolutions
upon the minutes of the Court aud
! that the members of the tench and bar
and officers of this Court attend Mr..
Levy's funeral in body, and that a
copy of these resolutions he transmit
ted with our profound sympathy, to
his family"
Nearl, all the members were present
and many eloquent and touching re-
marks were made concerning the great
loss which had befallen the associa-
ton. Mr.. Levy was held in high es-
TEEN By his brother lawyers as well AS
by the entire community.
The following resolutions were pass
ed 10y the Board of Aldermen, to which
lie has been counselor for many years:
"Whereas by the hand of an Inscrul-
able Providence, G.. V. $. Levy, Esq.
counsel for the Corporation of Fred
erick for a period of nearly twenty
years, has been removed from cur
midst by death; therefore he it
Resolved, That 10y this sad event
the authorities of the city are de-
prived Of the services of an able coun-
sellor, genial and ready adviser, one
whose advice was given with due re-
gard to every individual right, AS well
rs those appertaining to the city.
"Resolved, That We deeply sympa-
thize with the family Of said deceased