The citizen., 1896-04-10

erick.
Thomas F., son of Mary and the
late Thomas COgan, formerly OF tnls
citv, died in Washington, u. o., on
last Friday, of pneumonia. after an Ill
ness of five days.
Mary G. Norris died at her late resi-
d nee on West Third street, of asthma,
aged SO years and days. Her funerai
took place on Thursday morning at
$50 o'clock. Interment was made I'D
Creagerstown, this county.
MULLINIx.
Leonard c., son of DIR. E. E. Multi
nix. of Urbana, this county, died on
the lst inst, of pneumonia, aged 2
wears and month. His funeral took
place from the house the Friday fol-
lowing. Interment was made at Mt.
Olivet Cemetery, this city.
SANDMEYER
Mrs. Mary E. Sandmeyer died on
Monday morning at O'Clock, at the
residence of Conrad Brust, this city.
She was aged 86 years months and
29 DAYS. Her funeral took place on
Wednesday afternoon at Mount OliVet
Cemetery.
KEENEY.
Eli Keeny, of near Liberty, this coun-
tv, died Wednesday, March 18th, at his
b me, Ofgeneral debility, aged SO years
His funeral took place on the Friday fol-
lowing, from Rocky Hill Church and
interment was made in the adjoining
cemetery. The deceased leaves two
daughters and five sons. His wife died
several years ago.
BECKENBAUGH.
Mr.. George William Beckenbaugh
died at his home near CearfOss, Wash
ington County, Md, on the End inst,
aged 63 years. The deceased was the
last surviving son of the late George
Beckenbaugh, of this county, and
brother of Mrs. John A. Lynch, of
this city. He leaves widow and
ten children.
ADDISON.
Rev. Thomas @. Addison, ID. D.,
rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church, Washington, ID. c., died on
Friday last, aged 81 years. He belong
ed to an old Maryland family, in
which for five generations there have
been as many Thomas AddisOns,
each minister in the Episcopal
Church. DR.. Addison was family
connection of Rev. Osborne Ingle.
ALBAUGH.
Mamie Francis, eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Albaugh, of
WoOdsboro' district, died on the 5th in
slant, aged years and Z months. Her
funeral took place on the 9th inst.
Services were held in Utica Church,
Rev. S. M. Hench officiating. Inter
ment was made in Utica Cemetery.
ID. A. Sharretts, Woodsboro', was the
director.
BASTERDAY.
Mrs. Mary NJ yesterday, widow of
Daniel yesterday, died at her home on
North Main street, BoonsborO', Tues
day night, at the advanced age of sew
entythree years, of general debility.
She was "a native of Frederick County,
and was before her marriage a Miss
Green. Funeral services were held in
the United Brethren Church on Fri
day, April 3rd, and her remains were
inferred in the cemetery at BOonsborO'.
REESE.
Mrs. Susan Reese, widow of Mr..
jacob Reese, of Cranberry Valley, Car
roll County, died at her home in that
section on March 23rd, after linger-
ing illness, of complication of diseases,
aged So years and days. She leaves
two sons, Messrs. Frank and Joseph
Reese, of Carroll County. Mrs. Reese
was sister of the late Peter Lugenbeel
and OF Mrs. Ann Wolfe, townsville.
KNAUFF.
Elsie, the twelve-year-old daughter
of Howard Knauff, of Baltimore, died
on Saturday, the 4th instant, of a COM
plicatiOn of diseases. She was bright
and interesting child and will be sadly
missed by a host of friends and ac-
quaintances. The child's father was a
former resident of this city, but moved
to Baltimore more that twenty years
ago.
Josiah w. Jones died the 3lst of
March, at his home, near Olney, Mont
gOmery County. He was one of the
richest men in the county and was
noted for his charitable acts. Mr. Jones
married Miss Mary Barnesley, of Mont
gOmery County, who died about five
years ago. He leaves one son, Joseph
w. Jones, Jr., and four daughters,
Mrs. George Barnesly, of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Henry Hopwood, of Brookville,
Montgomery County, and Misses
MARIAN ana julia Jones.
GATHER.
Mr.. VIM. M. Gather, ex-President
of the Board of County Commissioners,
and highly respected and promi-
nent citizen, died at his home in Un-
ionvIlle, this county, on last Friday,
aged forty-three years. He had been
a sufferer for years from consumption
and his death had been expected at
any time for several months. Mr.. Gath
er was prominent Democrat and took
an active interest in politics. Owing
to i'll health he resigned as President
of the Board of County Commission
ers in January last, and was succeeded
by Mr.. Cephas NJ. Thomas, who was
appointed by ex Governor Brown to
I'LL the vacancy. His funeral took
place from his home on Sunday last, at
p. III.
CASTLE
Judge Daniel Castle, of t., a lifelong
citizen of Frederick Counytg, died
at his home on East All Saints
street on Thursday afternoon last
of complication of diseases
aged 70 years. Mr.. Castle was
born at Burkittsville, this county.
where he sDent his early lifa So,,or