The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-22
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On Friday afternoon the 2st instant, MARY, wife of
David Fay in her 2lst year
The friends of the family and those of her brothers,
Edward and John w. Connor respectfully requested
to attend the funeral from her late residence at 226
Cherry street Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
On Friday morning the 2lst instant, in the 2Sth year
of his age, Mr. JAMES McCABE, native of Rossmacay,
Dundslk, County Of Louth, Ireland
His friends and those of his brother n-law, Mr. Pa
trick Toole requested attend his funeral this Sa
turday afternoon from the City Hospital Broadway,
On Friday morning the 2ist instant in the sst year
of his age JAMES HUGHEs native Of the county of Ar
The friends of the family and those of William P.
Powers and Francis Canning invited to attend his
funeral this Saturday afternoon, at o'clock from his
late residence, IS Cannon street
On the 2st Instant after lingering Illness Mrs MAR
Moon, widow in the seventy year Of her
The friends and relatives of the family, and the
friends of her late son. Joseph Moon invited to the
precisely from her late residence Nol6 Beeman street
New YoRx May 90, ls47.
Mr.. EDITOR:
1t with feelings Of deep regret desire you to
nounce the decease Of Dr. H. VAN buren,, of Judge
Van Buren, of Kingston, Ulster county, who died In
this city May 10TH Of ship fever Dr. Van Buren, gra
carrying with him the highest honors confers
ing the confidence and regard Of his precepors and the
duating received an appointment as assistant phys-
clan at Bellevue Hospital, and by the manner in which
he discharged the duties deyolvng upon that Office
the confidence of his associates and reflected credit
his alma mater To his assiduty in the performance of
these duties may attribute his premature
regardless contagious influence to which he
posed he moved fearlessy intent only upon the ale
Walton Of human suffering, and the requirement of
knowledge, and to his zeal has fallen early victim
adding to the list of those who
Of self have fallen martyrs to the Of science and
philanthropy.
As fellow students deplore the loss of firm friend
and early associate In the pursuit of medical science
endeared to us by many pleasant recoectons Of tho
past and the many social virtues that adorned his cha
ractcr. We with his bereaved friends and min
gle our heartfelt sympathy with theirs; yet we feel
consoing influence pervade minds In the thought
ments Of disease administering to the sinking fabric
man. the benefits resulting from the well directed Of
forts of medical skill As members Of the profession,
also depore his loss and feel that have lost
from number who bid fair to become Of the
brightest in the ranks Of medicine Peace
his ashes. MANY CLASSMATES.
On the 2lst inst, aged 81 years, after lingering ILL
ness, Mrs DoRAN, widow Of the late John Doran. Her
funeral will take place Sunday afternoon, the 23d
inst at o'clock from the residence Of her SON. Gregory
Doran, No Stone street.
The friends of the family and those Of her soninaw
Morgan Dorsn, Michael Doran, John Larkin, Patrick
Smith, Senr., and Patrick Smith, Jr are requested to
attend without further invitation.
On the 2st inst, Of lingering illness Of consump
ton, ISAAC CALKER LrrrELL, in the 18th year of his
age, son Of James Is. Littel.
also the members of the Social Snow Union Nos. and
3 respectfully invited to attend his funeral sun
day afternoon, at O'clock at his fathers residence,
III Ludlow street.
On Friday the 2lst instant, after lingering illness,
Mrs MARoA REr RoNEy late of Philadelphia aged So
at her late residence, 1913 Broadway.
0I}- Philadelphia papers will please copy.
AT Orange, Mass, April 18th, LEVI CsENEY, aged 90
years, months and Is days.
At Granville, 18th instant, Capt. GEoRoE HUBBARD
aged 90. revolutionary soldier.
In Newburyport on Monday morning, ROBERT LARD,
aged styears.