Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Sat, Jan 18, 1890 MARRIAGES: Jan 16, by Rev E A Bauer, Mr BALZER HESS, of Butler Twp, to Miss JULIA YOUNG of Hazleton At St Patrick's Catholic Church, White Haven, Jan 15 by Rev M J Bergath Mr JOHN MCCAUGE and Miss KATE MATTIMORE, both of Denison Twp MARRIAGE LICENSES GRANTED: MICHAEL SCOTT to MAGGIE BENNETT, both of Wilkes-Barre JOHN FOLS, of Slocum, to MARY J CROMMAS, of Conyngham H S BEISHLINE, of Cambra, to E M HARRINGTON, of Fairmount DEATHS: In this city on Saturday Jan 18, of paralysis, Dr CHARLES F INGHAM, aged nearly 80 years. Dr INGHAM was born in Dublin, Ireland of English parentage, in 1810. His parents came to this country in 1823 and located in Philadelphia, where the deceased was educated. He studied medicine but after graduating and practicing a short time learned civil engineering, which pursuit he followed up to within the more recent years. In 1839 he was married to Miss LUCY VERNETT, of New London, Conn, who survives him. Three children are living: WILLIAM INGHAM, city engineer, Miss LUCY, and Miss MARY. The funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock At her home in Rocksdale, MADELINE CETARICI, aunt of Mrs NETTIE BETTERLY aged 79 years and 6 months. In Edwardsville Jan 15, of pneumonia, EPHRAIM ROYER, aged 60 In Plymouth Jan 17, of typhoid fever, THOMAS C DAVIS, aged 60 In Wilkes-Barre Jan 17, JOHN HOLMES, infant son of FRED HOLMES In Wilkes-Barre Jan 17, ROBERT WILLIAMS, aged 27, of pneumonia Ed, Phoenix