The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-23
Died.



On rhursdsy morning, I'D inst, Mr.. PArRIex sHnsI-
pAn, aged 90 years
Invited 20 stt-nd.hi. funeral this lPrday) afternoon
~ o'clock from his late residence corner OF Brooms
In Brooklyn, on wednesday, August n, aroHen
ALsrAsprs, only OF David and Mary Mscksy, aged
yesrs months, and IL days. California papers
please copy.
Az Le--,svns, Ky, August 10, W. A srosE, aged 81
years 2 months, and days He was born In Railway,
hdsiesex county, New jersey.
uvoH CoYLr native II the county Tyrone, ireland,
aged rs years. Z months. aud ~ days.
His friends and Acquaintance sad also those Of his
brother. Patrick Coyle are respectfully invited TO
attend his funeral. from his late residence No. a.
Roosevelt street on Saturday, August "a at2 o'clock
On Thursday afternoon 22d inst, at Bloomin gdais
EIi BuRsn.s in the 9th year Of her age, relct Of
The relatives ana friends CT the family are rsspeet-
fully invited TO attend her funeral without further
Invitation, ON Saturday Afternoon aith Inst, from her
bate residence. The Mansion House, BioominxdAle
On Thursday the ADD inst, JAMES heksssA, In the
32d year Of his sgs.
Of his brother Rev Mekeuna Pastor Of ST james,
and those Of his brother.in Daniel McElhsany
at half pact o'clock from his late residence,
Tenth avenue, near Twenty ninth street.
Hon. Jsssr MLlsn died at Harrisburg Of congestion
Of the liver tbs 2oth inst lie has ded many pub
Ne stations vas sheriff Of Perry county mcmbsr u
chs stat. Legislature for several sessions rspresenta
tive IN Congress Audi Of the Treasury Of the United
mopweslth OF PepnsJlvsn under Governor skunk,
and Vt the time OF his decssss editor OF the Harris
burg Ksysfsns
Departed this life. the 9th instant, after q long
and painful illness ssvsssr JuLxs ssiorrrrr. native
Of tbs city OF New York but for the last fsv
resident o. Mobile Tn. deceased vas afflicted fer q
long time With general debility, whose fatal result
y. panied 10 record Of young taken sud
denly Away at . moment -h.n the dslus illusions OF
bsppn.ss seemed sm. like beautiful realities upon
his youthful Imagination Tho world perhaps, may
not mice The presence u vho sought
smepg it, people. and whose bensvolent sections srs
nore deserving - praise since they exercised to-
wards those Who r~apsd the b-n.nt o. his Kindness
without susptcting the from whence ~ cams.
snsctionafs loving brother, and good fri-nt
qualities witch wi immoriar- his name at least
srves 20 sndssr hts memory 10 ths circle which no
pourns his loss Par away ron the bosom Of his fs
niy Ia the midst Of Strangers Who. With their best
sstions for his eonfort could but ily replace the
Fart a ford mcth~rs stt~ntions unsu-p-ctinx tbs
approach of death he sid.d inssnsbly svsy int
he land Of eternal rect
Asieu regretted one. adieui
yrcm loving friends 90 quesly nown,
In vain ve scan the misty blus,
In vain ne s~k. where art thou gone
A friend vhose form, bot late. vAs :nli % hs
who.. .nd ne grasped 9th love. bat ysstsrday--
A man whose voice cemlnssd In the strife
OF msn, nos lies voiesisss piece ef clay.
Hspe. do -e boz IN me.fness 60 the poser
who take. mother shado- from N. sun.
Prom out the wreath the most admired 1owes,
FIRM our circle. the d~s~rving one
The World. perhaps. knows net that he has nsd.
And fe- may dream that h b@ walked ~ sod
Ess~pting thope ~ho laid him with the t~sd
And those Who feel he lies beside his God
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