The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-17
Died.

On Friday afternoon, 10th instant, ALBuRrus
koLB, printer aged % years
70 York Pennsylvania papers please copy.
On Thursday evening, ELIzABErH, wife of John
Meghan, in tho 3lst year of her age
The relatives and fre nds of the family, and those
her brother Richard Doherty, and her
James Martin are requested to attend her funeral,
from her late residence, 35th street and 18th avenue,
this Saturday afternoon, at hafpast three O'Clock,
without further invitation.
On Friday, June 10, EDWARD PATRICK, infant son of
James and Rebecca Gallagher, aged months and 3
days.
The friends and acquantanecs of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral Saturday afternoon at
O'clock from the residence Of his father, 2l0 Canal
street
His friends and those of his sons. Richard nd Ro-
bert NJ Patrick, requested TO attend his funeral
from his late residence 1873 Church street. Saturday
morning 18th Instant Mt 10 o'clock, without further
invitation.
o. Albany papers will please notice the death
Yesterday morning. after lingering illness, aged rs,
MI ANTHONY RABEL, an old and respectable inlabi-
tant of this city
His friends and acquaintances are respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral this afternoon, from his
late residence No 2l2 Spring street. without further
invitation.
On Thursday evening, June Is, Mr.. EDWARD HOBO
MAN, gass-cutter aged 81. OF consumption
The friends of the family and the trade respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence Harlem, on Sunday next, at AZ o'clock, with
On Friday, the 10th instant, SOPHIA daughter of
James W., and Sophia Finn, aged two years, FIVE
months, ana twenty-seven days.
Their friends and relatives invited to attend her
funeral on Sunday the 18th instant, at AZ o'clock,
PM at 33S Front street. above Gouverncur She will
De conveyed to the Baptist cemetery at Wiliamsburgh
On Friday, the 10th instant LOUIS CONSTANT, son
on Louis and Eliza Lathy aged year and months.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
att end the funeral this day Saturday the 18th inst
at O'Clock from the residence of his father, No "a
Frankfort street.
OEITUARY-The newspapers have already noticed
the death at the advanced age of SO, of REUBEN Ell
TING Esq, o. Philadelphia and formerly of Baltimore
This venerable person had for many years lived in the
retirement appropriate to his age and congenia his
taste, surrounded by large and devoted family and
rich in the esteem and good will of all who knew him,
His early life spent in this city, and although he
had outlived almost all his contemporaries there
still left amongst as some who will pause when their
eyes light upon the record of his decease and recall
mind the many virtues Of man who had long ceased
to cross their path in the busy rounds of the world
In his youth Mr.. Fitting distinguished for ener-
gy of character, and great public spirit More than
half century ago he raised and organised the volun-
teer company called the Independent Blues, which
through all the vcisstudes of peace and has mail
tanned reputation worthy of its first commander As
long ago as the year 1901 he appointed by Presi
dent Jefferson marshal Of the United States for
Maryland-an office at that time, as now of great
trust and responsibility In the discharge of the di
ties of these public posts he manifested the integrity
and fidelity which belonged to his character and the
marks of which are to be observed throughout his
whole career
BY the benignity of Providence he was blessed no,
only with the utmost length of days, but, almost t
their close with clear and undaunted reason, ant
with the faculties which enabled him to feel and ap
preciate the affection and solicude of his numerous
descendants and to meet his end with the calm sere
nifty which follows the consciousness of a well spent
life.
OF no distemper of no blast he died
But fell like autumn fruits that mellow long
--BQH Patriot, June 8.