The New York herald., 1851-12-23


On Sunday December q, in her twenty fifth year,
ELr. wife Of John L. Riker, and daughter Of George
Elder.
The friends respectfully invited to attend her fu-
neral to day the 23d inst at 10 o'clock A. from her
late residence, l52 Delaney street, rear Suffolk.
On Sunday evening, December q, EAsrTR. youngest
daughter Of Richard and Catharine Powers aged years
and months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon, at ocock from the
residence Of her father corner Of Clinton and Baltic
streets. eouth Brooklyn
only son Of Caroline and Robert O. Brown, aged eight
months and twenty days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from No 432 Grand street
this day at half pss. p. NJ
On Monday, December 22i. MARIA MURRAY, wife of
James Murray E'q, and daughter Of the late isaac
Bronson.
Her remain. will be taken to Greenfield HILL Conn for
interment in the family vault
On Sunday, December 2lst, CEcEls Auevsri,, daugh-
ter Of John and Hester Runnells aged six years and
three months.
The friends relatives and members OF Eckiord Iods.
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this day
ut ii o'clock At the corner Of Seventy fourth street and
Tenth avenue BoomiD gdals The remains will be taken
70 Greenwood for interment.
On Monday, December 22d Ros.LTHA TnERHss.. eldest
daughter f solomon '. and Mary a. Robere aged i've
years eleven II nths and twenty-five days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 at
the funeral en- Wednesday morning, at II O'clock from
ofcorvulsops, on Monday Dec 29d. J,urs MrRn.Y.
leest OF Cornelu. ard Ann Jane McEvoy formerly
Of Beisst Ireland sged Eve years three months and
Hi. remains will be removed from his father resi-
Gence l6l Lsurens street. to Calvary Cemetery
oeock this day The hienas OF tss family are respect
fully invited to attend.
Belfast and Dublin papers please copy.
on Monday morning, December y MARY wife Of Ralph
The relstives and friend, Of the family and those Of
her brother Henry Nsnn are respectfully invited TO
attend The funeral from the residence Of husband
of Twenty street Fourth avenue on
Wednesday, at O'Clock NJ, without further notice
phiisdsipbi, papsrs rlssse eopv
On the evening Of the December, at the residence
q her daughter Madi,on street after short illness
Mrs MAKY WALL. IN the seth year Of her age.
The friends Of the family, her daughter, Mrs Mary A
srtIet. son-in.lsw John sweine, and her grandsons
Peter and John swaine aso Csesr james and Francis
Hstnet respectfully invited TO attend her funeral
~iihoui further Invitation on "wednesday 2ith instant
On Sunday, December 2is. Of consumption, after
long and severe ILLNESS. FnANcs W WsnnEa son Of WIN
Weber formerly butcher. of Washing'on market
The friends Of the family likewise those Of his uncle
Edward Fitzgerald also those Ct bis brother in.law
Hyno are invited to attend HE funeral At his late resi-
d,Lce $50 stanton street. this day at / o'clock
on Sunday morning December Il at his late residence
mentbs
Mr. Kyle was born in Edinburg in I7es-shortly after
which his father settled in DungaBnon Ireland At the
sge Ct fourteen be went into the Waterford militia band
and devoted himself to the study of music and the differ
ent instumtns His progress Was so rapid that at nine
teen years ofsge be was appointed master and became
great svorite OF the late Marquis Of Waterford and all
the o1icers Cf the regiment. when the militia dis
banded he appointed matter Of hs 6sh Light In.
isptry having captains pay and allowances With this
regiment be proceeded 70 Canada in 1879 In 1926 he
tft the army and devoted himself 10 teaching and in
1875 sCme fr. nds advised him to come to New York.
which he did He was Immediately engaged by Gfert the
manager Of the Bowery play the basoon and he had
the pleasure of playing with the lamented Mabran dur
ing her farewell engagement In New York lie
generally engaged st all the principal concerts during
the next two years, playing stmetimes the flute clar
onet and bsfscon on ell of which he a superior
performer. lie al,o was engaged in Grace church. as
bass singer through which engagement DR.. Vain
wright became his friend, and by his Influence he
appointed by the Secretary Of War Professor Of Music
al West Point whore he continued four years where he
vas highly respected by the tuperntende at, Colonel
TIayer, Captain (noW ueneral) Hitchcock and oil the
professors sad Oncers. The Of his leaving was
IN consequence Of the new superintendent Colonel De
RUfsy calling on him to appear on parade ia unorf1,
which be net hitherto obliged to do. lie respect
fully declined; but the Colonel insisting On II, b. re-
sigued bis situation aud returned 70 New ork where
be hes ever since resided 81 teacher He was highly
respected BY ell his friends and brother professor aud
hates behind bim, TO his children. unsulied
Truly. it may be said q him he was an honest man.
The ris nds Of the family and those of hs John
A 81 D Alexander Kyle. Jr, the members Cf the Phil
haiuonic Society and The nucs profession generally
are ct.uiy Invited g. attend his funeral Trinity
Church this (ruesdsy) morning the 4 u1taut, at 10
O'Clock, vithcs ut iurthet invitation.