The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17
Died.

In Paterson, N J., ON the 18th inst, SARAH, widow
of Thomas Walker, in the 5oth year Of her age
On Monday, the 10th inst, at the CITY hospiSai,
The relatives and friends the family respect
fully in yited attend his funeral from the residence
of his brother Edward Fox No 2o3 Fulton street. this
Tuesday afternoon, at "a o'clock
On Monday, the 10th inst JosEPHIsE VIRGINIA,
enly daughter of Andrew and Josephine Prosch aged
five months and sixteen days
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, at
O'Clock P. NJ, at No. 1S2 Varick street.
That beauty, yet shneh sweetly
On the bright and dazzling cOrOnet that decks the saviOrs
At Brooklyn, on Monday morning, the 10th inst,
EMELINE TOPPING, aged nineteen years ten months
Her relatives and friends, and those of the family
requested to attend her funeral without further in
Truman B Brown, No 2O4 High street Brooklyn, this
afternoon, at 21s O'clock Her remains will be taken to
Greenwood for interment.
At Rose Mount, Montgomery county, Ga, on the
23d ultmo in the Gath year Of his age ROBERT TRouP
Esq. brother of Governor Troup He OCCASION
ally In the Legislature, and could command at any
time any public office in the gift of his county.
On the 14th inst in Boston, of q paralysis,
BY which he had been entirely Frustrated beyond the
RENEE, ESQ., He was for many years an eminent and
successful merchant and distinguished for his active
benevolence and for his efficiency in the promotion Of
objects OF useful enterprise.
On the l4th inst in Boston at an advanced age the
Hon. JEREMIAH MASON, distinguished jurst and ad-
vocate and formerly for many years an eminent and
influential Senator in Congress- from the State OF New
Hampshire He came to this city about TIVE nty years
ago from Portsmouth in New Hampshire, where he
had for many years in the active practice of his
profession at the head of the bar of the State Since
his this city he has continued the practice
of his profession and has often been engaged in i'm.
portant in the Of the State where he
manded high respect by his eminent judicial attain
ments and his power Of argument
Gen. THOMAS LoNGLEY of Hawley, Franklin county,
died about two weeks SINCE agei IA He has been for
many years eminent citizen Of Western Massa-
chusetts He served with credit in the of 1912 H.
Harrison Presidential elector in $780, and a
member of the present House Of Represe of
this State, and the Chairman of its Committee on
Towns -Sp'ingf field (MaSs) Republican
Mr. Kelly, who was shot by Mr.. Robert Ewing on
Monday evening, died yesterday. MIR. Ewing has not
been taken. We are told that miles below the
city he got board the Western bound to Nashville
but he doubt did with the intention of getting of
befor ereaching the mouth of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vile Journal Oct IL.
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the city and Of New York. from the 9TH day Of Oct
Der to the 18th day of October, lS4S
Men, e3 Women, so; BOYS, 81; Girls 81. Total $50.
Absces abscess of the liver Il apopexy 81 asthma afro
phia bleeding, bronchitis q Of womb casualties
cholera nfantum cholera mor5us g. collie consumption
36 commissions 80 Group congestion of lungs debility e.
darhGa droey dropsy in the head H. dropsy the chest
drowned dysentery 10 spsla s. fever puerpra fever
remtent fever scarlet q fever typhoid 4 fever yphu
Of brain nsammation Of Inflammation Of che
i inflammation Of lungs l5 inflammation Of stomach, nfam
nation Of liver intemp rance marasmus 4 measles,
Ss Ps mo ih
Is to a. IT, e 70 3d. a. 50 to 49, 6 20 to So 81 50 to Co.
60 to 792; 70 to 80. 8; 50 to.9o. !; %nknewn;
| CityInspector's o aice Oct 1913