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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
DROPPED !
: INDEFINITELY.

AAo YuOS tAoA' VI '0O'OAeA oVAoS'
bridge will be dropped by the
Levy Court until such time as
Contractor Fahey sees fit to rem
der bill stating what is due him
for erecting the bridge. AT the
meeting of the Levy Court this
morning Mr.. Willitts stated that
Mr.. Fahey had promised to rem
der u bill for the work but had
not done so. Mr.. Chandler chair
man OF the bridge committee stat
ed that he had received no word
from Mr.. Fahey. Mr.. Euart sug-
gested that the court simply drop
ped the matter until Mr.. Fahey
sends his Bill whether il be one
month one year or more. He said
that no one had any use at present
for the bridge unless it was New
Castle County or Mr. Fahey and
that the former hand but little use
for it.
Mr., Willitts thought the sugges-
tion good one.
Mr. DeVallinger owner of the
National Hotel at Middletown
appeared before the court and
asked that the assessment on the
hotel be reduced. The property
is assessed at $4,000. The
court will consider the matter.
After q communication had
been read from taxpayer, asking
that Adama tax be refunded him,
President Willitts stated that he
had been approached by citizen
who asked him why the court did
not take the collections Of the
Adams tax for the city out of the
hands of Collectors Dickey and
Donahoe and refund the money as
had been done with the county
Adams taxes.
NJ. Willitts said he did not
know whether they could be COM
PEELED to return money collected
in 1898, on account OF the three
years limitation. The matter
was referred to the law committee
Attorney Conrad said he would
have something to say on the sub
ject next Tuesday.
On motion OF Mr.. Ewart the
assessment on the property OF
VIM. H. Bracken in Christiana
HID, was reduced from $500 to
$500.
A communication was received
from Henry Whittock of Mt.
Pleasant, who several weeks ago
was before the court to recover on
some sheep that had died from
the effects Of being chased by
dogs. The loss was fixed at $l2l.
Mr.. Willitts stated that the
affidavit and the three citizens was
appointed as to the oath of Mr.
Whittock and that it did not say
that they saw the dogs chasing the
sheep as required by law. Mr.,
Whittock will probably be notified
to come before the court, before
any definite action is taken. The
subject of capitation tax was free
ly discussed. Mr., Bullock one Of
the collectors was present and
told of the trouble he is having
in collecting the capitation tax.
Flo has ouly- collected about
26O during the year which leaves
nearly $4,000 still due the county
in this tax alone. Mr.. Whittock,
said he is making but 1000 bills,
which She will send out. Presi-
dent Willitts, said that he thought
if the collector would arrest two
or three who refused to pay the
tax as an example there would be
more trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
1sek Acl.a saiA.

~ - - eSet-s 49,
:.ssgs Y; q: .s.:.s ~. s'ss;
and abosE levep o'clock, 4 enE slsst
some EatSf. HI walked OF the
Orange; Street wharf and after re-.
celving the SOLDERING influences Of
the Christiaua was rescued by
Bridge.teudsr Lindsay Wilson and
John McManus.
Harry Hall, aged IA years. had
a narrow escape from drown ing
yesterday morning in the Chris :
tiana river at Church street wharf.
He fell off the wharf and would
have drowned but for William Gar
rlson and Edward McNultv, who
rescued him alter consider BILE tIou
bic. The lad was almost exhausted
" hen taken from ths waller and
was resuscitated after hard work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Ntw Bridge 10 BE Rcp;a.cd.

j Dover. Del, March 10. TIE Kent
County Levy Court to-day viewed the
new steel bridge at Silver Lake, which
Was recently sunk c.aI feet by
freshcls. 1t was found that a new
brids" would have to bc built, The
20-loNk bridge viii, therefore, he re.
placsWby Il lo-iJpt Suspension bridge
aud the present Idse removed to
more secure fuundation, acros, some
CUuuly stream.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
hns MT Said.

Mayer George NJ. Fisher was telc.
phoned to this morning by the RE-
PUBLICAN and asked II he had said
that he would not sign the WeIsbach
light contract.
lie replied that he had not said SO
to any body.
Die would not say what he intended
to DO In the matter although it is
thought that he will sign it in proper
time.
The contract thus far has not been
presented to the Mayor for his sigma
turc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

DOTS. \.

OpIOs .,ySAZt
|! BrandywiaeE esaclsyea l Y
,Heptasophs Or Seven Wis
Men viii initiate@x candidates
at its meeting thisevehing. !
Mrs. Eunice Whitley will
speak this evening at the 7.45
service in Alliance Hall, No.
61O Adams street.
The valuable pointer dog of
William M. Foord was killed
yesterday by a car of the
Peoples railway on West Sixth
street.
The wires which carry the
time regulations from the Ma
tional Observatory in Wash
ington, are again in working
order.
y Register of Wills Crossan
yesterday granted letters of
administration on the estate of
Joseph H. Blatz's, the late su-
Derintendent of +. Rlumenthal
4 Company, to his brother,
William c. Blatz.
The Rev. Hubert w. Wells,
of st. Andrews Church has
issued an appeal to his parish
for funds to erect a parish
house. He has asked for
ST. 800 by Easter and it is ex-
pected the amount will be Sc
cured.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Refused the Offer.

The Kelley Brothers who own ten
acres of marsh land along the Chris
tiana river have refused an offer of
$40, 900 cash and another Ct $40, 900
in cash and a $40, 900 mortgage on the
property. The marsh is directly in
the road of improve ments by the Lie.
big Chemical Company. The parties
bidding for the marsh want it to en-.
gage in business.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
THE WEATHER.

~ ~ Made States and New Eng
4 I sdlyclear wsather, will pres$il
y! - BY fresh westerly winds, and
llbIhs Temperature. Z
Friday, clear weather will pre-
/ vail, and warmer with fresh west.'
erly Winds
Saturday promises to be clear and
warmer.
The thermometer at W. C.Taylor's
drug store 3O2 King street today reg
istered as follows:
Y z 7o'clock 10 O'Clock lo'clock
20 40 "A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
pubjjc Sale,

Public Sale of good furniture and
and carpets at Stidham & Son, Auc-
tion rooms, Ill f 4th street, on Fri
day afternoon, March 21st, at l.3O
o'clock.
Parlor, bed rooms and dining room
furniture, 1000 yards Of new and Sec
ond handed carpets, wardrobes, pict.
ures, couches, and all kinds of good
furniture must be seen to be apprca-
ciated. The store will be lit up and
open for inspection of the goods this
evening. Il. {. Stidham, Auctionccr.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Ernest Haynes, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs Il. II. Haynes. MI. Haynes
On Sunday evening sang solo in As.
bnry NJ. H. Church. and will he une
of the bassos IN the reorganized double
quartet choir Of Grace Church, vii.
nington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
tIDrS.ti.ltJuS Well

Edward lIlEce. Of Delaware City,
has Il horse that is attracting con,id-
cradle at tcnliOn. About two months
ago HE animals lee WAS broken near
the cllock, and be- bad tie fracture
Seduccd b., Il veterinary surgeon. The
bones Knit all gllt and the horse is
able to ,la!d or. the iH" and is cXpec-
ted to get all right again.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Wiywdn Officers Elected

The stockholders of the Red
Mems Wigwam Company, have
erected the following officers for
the ensuing year. President Leo
nall lleiss, vice President William
II. Taylor secretary, George c.
Guthrie; Treasurer, Robert W.
Hanna; Auditors Daniel c. Ross,
Harry W. Chairs and Edward Nc
Intire.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Children all Vas clnated

for the statement that there ars isss than
80 school child,sn in Wilmington out Of
tho 10000 youngsters who attend tbs,
schools who have not been vuocinafsAs
There wsre about 97O0 children who wsre
sent homo because they had not compiled
with the roles but all with the exception
of so hsvo oo,npliei and are now attend
ing school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Life Save 1 ny a wJ.Eoot Rule.

,, BrdgeyiIie, Del, March To-
Thomas Kenney owes his life to a
two.fuot rule. While operating
veneering machine his coat sleeve
caught and he was being slowly
drawn to death when the heavy rule
m his pocket caught in a cog wheel,
throwing OIL the bell and the machine
Atopped.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
D.cd As lie Lis ened To Music,

Easton. Pa. March 10. Entering
q restaurant last NIGHT. Thomas An
thony, aged 81 apparently in the best
of health. asked Il musician to play
q selection nd then sat down at Il
liable, resting his head on one arm.
1t was thought he had fallen asleep,
but wien an atJrmp' was made to
awaken him it was found that he wa 5
Head. Death was attributed to ncura-
.gia Of the heart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Last Gane Oi The League

The last game Of the Will
minyton Bowling League for
the season will be played be-
tween the Yonng Mems Christ
ian Association and Young
Mems Republican Club teams
on the lattcrs alleys this even
ing. An unusual large crowd
is expected to turn out to wit
ness the contest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Assisting With Scrvic IS

The Rev. William l.. Lewis,
pastor Of Rodney street, Prcsby-
terian Church, for several days
has bccd assisting the Rev. 7. c.
Potter, with special services at
the Pcncader Presbyterian at
GLASGOW.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
DIAL Ms

HA1NES-At Newport, Del. on March 90th
l0Os sarah wife Of Hiram ". Haines aged
u years.
l.slu.ives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence OF her
son.in J ". Herbert Yates, sr., Newport. lei
on Saturday afternoon March 22,atl.3O o clock
lnternient Riverview cemetery.
COLiGM AN Frances Elizabeth. wife Of the
Bishop OF Delaware. On March II.
Funeral services at st. Johns Church, this
this city OH Thursday. March ~ at 2 p. IN.
Celebration OF the Holy Com munion ut y.
Misha SIS Church Thursday morning at 7.W
O'Clock. Interment private,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Death OF Mrs tiaines,

The wife Of Hiram W. Haines
died at Newport to-day in her 6lst
year. Her funeral will take place
Saturday afternoon, March 22d at
|. 80 o'clock. The funeral services
will be held at tie residence of her
son.in-law, Herbert Yates, Sr., at
Newport. lnterEent will be made
in RIverview cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Aavics = Atssle Me-. !,
TIED ~ dAL-i-c0. I.

TIED 10 eAL-I-co. =
\ TIE yossg woman ! Sss
Are coming for prAysrs:
That they. alihusbaudamny hud
What's wrong with the msu?
That they now seem to Be,
Against matrimouy inclined. :
There must be some cause
For young women 10 meet;
And pray, they husbands may
lind,
They nust have exhaused,
Fond looks, and sweet smiles.
And acts, both loving and kind.
In days that have passed,
Twas msu's greatest desire,
As many Of US doth know;
Before man reached
His twenty fifth year,
10 be tied, to Calico.
The young men ot to-day, /
Are much better paid.
For labor. than ever bslore:
And the,e is no reason why
They a wife canuot support;
And the of keeps away from
the door.
If the young men would expend
Less time at their clubs,
Horse races. and games OF
chance.
They could amply afford
A good wife 10 maintain,
And their morals greatly advance.
A great many Young men
Doth money expend
For wine, whiskey and beer;
And other useless, injurious
things;
Which no real happiness gives.
TO keep, and TO clothe a wifeIa
year.
Gods word doth declare.
That il is not good
For man to live alone;
Aud for mans helpmate.
He, a woman did make.
Out of the first mans bone.
Man = life would be blank
Without woman's love:
And true bliss he would not know
For sweet no pleasure f
Ga ear,!Iwill he tiud
TILL he 8 tied to CALI co.
Then, don't keep the girls weeping
And praying. young men;
For mates, all the days Of their
life,
But show your true manhood,
And your duty perform.
by each OF YOU taking a wife.
koEIN Hoop.
Wilmington, Del,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
GOsUel -leetiny

The Rev. Mr.. Park, the &ex
pastor OF the Sec,--.4 Baptist
Church, will address the Young
Mems Christian Association gos-
pei meeting, ON Sunday afternoon.
There will also be IL special song
service.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
ola Point Comfort. Richmond =.
And Washington, ID. &.

Leave Wilmington Saturdays. March l.
Is and 20 at lLOl A. NJ Rats s3l 90 for
round trip including railroad faro. trans
fers. Statetoom berth Washington to Old
Point Comfort, one and onU-ha!f dnys
board at Hyaeia Ho'eI. Old Point Com.
fort one and one quarter days board at
the Lexington Hotel. Richmond. and two
and one half days board at the EbGitt or
Riggs House, Washington. For itinerary
aud full particulars. write or apply to II.
A. Miller, +. A. Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Observation-Disclosures

Dr.. Silas Clinton Frederick, Of this
city, and Mrs. Lucretia Paschall
Carpenter, of Germantown, were
married. Yesterday in the latter place
by the Rev. Richard Earl Locke.
They will make their home at No.
402 Delaware avenue, this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Miss Emma ShuSler and Lewis
Provost Chamberlain were married
last evening by the Rev. George c.
Hail. ID ID. Immediately after the
ceremony the happy couple went
South on a short wedding tour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
- :
MARRIAGES,

PENNINGTON-HO .-Atthe parsonage
Of Del. Ave. Bsptiss Church, by Rev. joan
shape on March 49, iaQ. Milton Pennington
and Anne Hoptsn, both Ut Booths Corner.
Del. Co.. Pa.
sHkkWOOD-.GRlMES The par rsonage OF
Del. Avo Baptist Church. BY Rev. John
Shape. March 10. 1892 Harry Sherwood and
Bl,die NJ. Grimes. both of Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Cards have been issued by Colonel
AMI Mrs. Enoch Moore for the we'd
ding OF their daughter, Miss Daisy
Cook Moore, to Robert W. s.mmonS.
The Wedding will take place in
Grace NJ. l. Church ou April ,.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
The Oceanic Base Ball Clu|

The Oceanic Base Ball Club
has organized for the season
and will play AT Brandywinc
Springs this year. We chal-
Icngc all Is year old teams in
the state. Address the Mana
ger, William A. Pretty, S3G
West 9th street, City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
ANNUAL CELEBRATIONS.

The German Library Association
will hold its annual celchrati ion in
German Hail on Easter Mond ay
night AS usual the event will bc
pleasant one.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
- Makins Terms With the Canncrs.

Dover, Del , March l0.--In some
sections of the peninsula growers of
tomatoes have accepted the terms Of
the Gamers at 81 per ton. Sumo
growers, rather than have further
trouble, have agreed to deliver all
their crop at the above prices, whine
latJaAna Aa,1 hasSyzc!..7aa. tsA HlstA.saar~tiAA,
product OF certain parts Of their land.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
CARD BASKET,

Mr.. and Mrs. John Oskins and Mr.,
and Mrs. Harlan OSkinS attended a
surprise party at the homc Of Miss
Bertha Oskins, Tal'cyviiIc, on Sat.
urday.
N;l1IoI1p ;,. T., N,,,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Moving by theDepart ment.

NJ. Eli or: Coming In from my resi-
denro bis morning. I saw the Water De
rnr'mpnt wagon being used by Chief II
r,n-rr Bend In removing his household
furniture. There Is nothing like stand
Ing IN and gotting all such work done
for the asking
TAX PAYER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
I,ujdinx Permits

Building Inspector Cassidy to day
issued the following permits.
j. ID. Winslow repairs to Nos. 2l1S
and 20 Market street at a cost Uf$1JO.
James CarrOw to erect two story
stable on Greeley street at cost Of
200.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Old Point Comfort, Va. Popular
Tours Via Is. & o R.

Leaves Wilmington, Saturdays. March
l. Is and go at II .0l A. NJ. Rate tl4.0o for
round trip. including railroad fars, trans.
fsrs In Washington. Stateroom going and
returning ON Potomac River Steamer, and
Que and thrse.fourlhs days board at tho
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Y'TON.

Mrs. James DowneS, of Whining
ton. Is a guest OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Ca>pcrson.
Miss Mae Ennis, of Mllington,
Ella and Ethel Ennis, Of Dover, have
been the guests ot the Misses Bulin
the past week.
Harry Carey, Of Whining ton, is
the guest OF his parents here.
Miss Miah Melvin, Of Laurel, is a
guest of Mrs. Rachel Boggs.
John Shaw, of Wilmington, has
returned after a visit TO his parents,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Every family should have its household
medicine chest and the first bottle III |
should be DR.. " ood' Norway Piue Sprup
natures remedy for coughs and col ds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

A constable from Easlon. Nd,
took Carrie jackson and Hushey
Hines, colored, 10 that town this
afternoon.
Daniel Burton. Of the internal
Revenue office. was 10 Baltimore
yesterday aud SAID the sand blew
10 his lace caused considerable
pain. The wind was SO strong !,
was difficult 10 keep ones feet.
Complaint will be lodged with
Insurance Commiss sioner Marshall
in reference to an accident insur-
ance company that has refused ia
pay the claims of persons in Della
ware who got injured. One of the
parties so treated proposes bring.
ing suit 10 recover the benefits to
which he is entitled.
Park Guard Patterson this morn.
ing arrested Henry Bostic, colored,
on the charge Of acting in a dis
orderly manner.
Cherokee Tribe, Imp'd 0. II. NJ.
will entertain a number Of official
visitors next Thursday night.
Chief Black has served notice on
the agent Of the property No. 504
Market street that the pavement
must be repaired.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Wilmington, Del,

The Rev. John Shape Will lecture
ON "Thc Eioqucnce OF Silence" in
the Olivet Presbyterian Church,
Fourth 4 Brootne Streets, tonight
at O'Clock. Admission Free Public
Invited,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
MsMs.s.

iSsIsaiy III \ & n ~ 4 4
dining SSiSi ly isesfd lGiy u sxcept ssSas1
lar PuilmGn ehGrSe. .T SS
Delmarvia Telephone No. 1ss V.
Rates to western points lower than
vn any other line.
II. A. MILLER, Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
ID. B. MARTIN, Manager Of Passen.
ger Cra 6ic
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
For CHAMPIONSHIP Il. pity

The basket ball contest be-
tween the Blue and Orange
teams of the Y. M. G. A. to
be played tonight, is attract
.sinsr much aaftanfin1is Il viii
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
DO You

used for the purpose. Look
Just like an oyercoat; 10 oder
no prespiration, no rubber,
will keep you dry and warm
without overheating and ''will
stand rain perfectly. The
cloth is chemically treated
and which does not injurc
or change it in any way for
wear or looks. Lltcst style
cloths are thus made up into
the latest cut Of garments.
Prices so, Sl5, $40 and S2j.
All sizes for men. Some new
lots at SO which we lave
just been able to get for BOYS
Stop and look at them: if you
do not want one now, you
may later,
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays. .,s
u Z ~ = 9 0i;
9th aad Market, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

DreSsv. gen
teel. fashion,
able, becoming
useful /, II Il
colnforta b ! e.
They Il re Il
great lnlprov-
cnent o ver
ANYTHING ever
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

william HI HiIlIsin PbiiadeipHis,
to-day attending the funeral Of John
Elliott, who died in Atlantic City.
The remains of DIR. Peter Cooper
arrived from Arizona tC-day and tho
funeral will take place tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

1.-The following transfer Of property was
recorded to !ay: Isaac Thomas to Alfred
X. Coylo properly On Eighteenth stroet
West of Washington for u consideration
of $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
SMl I'm \.

c. S. Middleton is in New York,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

James, alias s'Charles" johnson,
J 1Colored, was arrestsd to-day on the
ahaI1s A jescenl q \ & Z q Y aAfn 1e
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

w AHTED-TO Buy 3 OR DRAFT
w horses, htirl.th Bros. Front unl Tat.
nail strrut- mpl,ii-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

w hS"Ep-A EEIlABl.E tOIIO'tEDMAS
w 70 attend garden and houIrwork, ref.
crtncc required. address N an this Office.
MO-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
List OF Public Sales,

DrELlu SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
l. II, jW. 3l street. Saturday morning
at $50 o'clock. W. \. liUKll.i4. Ave.
m2U9t'
The Jersey City news., 1902-01-24
lR. SCRULTTS FUNERAL
Prominent Republicans at
GreenvilTe Reformed Church
Last Night.

The funeral services of Michael Schultz.
the late Treasurer of the Hudson County
Rerublican Committee. were held iast
evening IN the Greenville Reformed
Church, Ocean and Danforth avenues.
The church was packed to the doors with
rlourners, among whom were prominent
Republicans from every section Of the
county The services were impressive.
The coffin was born from the Schultz
home, No 14S Danforth avenue, to the
church about 7:So oclock. The church be-
gan to fill up soon afterward.
Preceding the regular church service
about one hundred masons, members Of
Eayview Lodge, f. and A. M. filed into
the church and performed the masonic
ritual The ceremony was conducted by
Master Jordan A funeral march was
then played by Organist Dickinson, and
Miss Katherine yreeland sang two solos,
entitled MY sweetly Solemn Thoughts"
ana "cver the Stars There is Rest
Rev. Charles J. Allen, of Brooklyn,
formerly of the Greenville Reformed
Church and close friend of the de-
ceased. led the service. He was assisted
by the Rev. Mr.. Pockman. Mr.. Aliens
eulogy OF the deceased was very pathetic.
There was not a dry eye in the church
while he was speaking Mr.. Schultz was
a regular attendant at the Greenville
Church and the entire congregation knew
and loved him. Mrs. Lndwig Lehmaies,
of No 80 Lembeck avenue, close
friend of the Schultz family, was unable
to bear the pastors words. She was
taken i'll and was escorted to the door
by friends When she reached the ante
chamber she tainted. She revived soon
afterwards, however and was taken
home, where she was attended by the
family physician.
A number of magnificent floral tributes
surrounded the coffin. One of these, a
large wreath was from the Hudss
County Republican Committee. Another,
a cross. was from the members of the
M,nkakwa Club, and a third, wreath,
was from the Columbia Club. The Mn
kakwa Club attended the service in a
body. There were also delegations from
the Greenyille Republican League. the
q. S. Grant Association and every other
Republican club in tfie county.
The honorary pail bearers were Colonel
Samuel D. Dickinson, Mayor Mark NJ.
Fagan. Ass. slant Postmaster E. w. Wool
ley. General P. F. Waneer, Comm ssson-
ers Edward Fry, Frederick Framfaeh,
John Mitchell, John Weastell, Reuben
Simpson and Charles S. Merker.
The iEterment took Place at 10 o'clock
this morning in New York Bay Cemetery.