The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24

On Tuesday April q JASr daughter Of Jara~s anlss
Jane Stewart aged years and months
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral without further invitation on Thursday
afternoon oath nst at o'clock from the residence Of
her parents, IA Washington street.
On Tuesday evening" April - Of consumption WLLIAs1'
MURRAY.
Robert Murray also Of his mother Ann Jane Murray
respectfully invited attend his funeral the
day afternoon. at so o'clock without further invitation
Suddenly, CALEB e., son Of Nehemiah and Lucia NJ.
Tunis. aged months and days.
The friends Of the family requested to attend hiss
funeral without further notice, ON Thursday morning,
II o'clock, from No p lie Roy street The remains.
will be taken to Trinity Cemetery.
on Wednesday morning, the 23d Of April KrrE c.
HAM,Iros, relict Of Chas. 7. Beers, aged 20 years
Her friends and those Of her step father George Will
muth and her brother-n law, William IT, Hamilton. and
brother n-lw Augustus Thompson all Of the United
States Navy are particularly requested to attend her
Of the former, 2l0 High street, Brooklyn.
Toronto. IT, o.. papers please copy.
On ednesday evening" the I'D April, ELIZA WRIGHT,
wife Of John Purse and adopted daughter Of the Late
David Bryson.
invited to attend her funeral from the residence Of
her brother Peter NJ Bryson SIS Warren street, Fri
day the 25th inst, at o'clock, 7. NJ.
On the Goth Of April Mt the Twenty-sxth street Etos
pital of typhus fever, VIM MCGEE, aged 30 years
tive Of County Donegal, Ireland
In Stamford Connecticut the 18th of April, EsfE
wife OF Edgar oy and eldest daughter OF GeYshon
b. Smith, of Norwalk, aged 20 years
On the 18th Of April at Asbury, Warren county N J.,
THEODORE Van ANTWERP, aged 70 years. son Of VIM Van
Antwerp.
the Sd Of April at the residence Of his son. Union.
county Indiana JOSEPH PADDAcK formerly OF Nantucket
in the Old Of his member Of the FrieEts'
ciety lie of those incarcerated in the of
the revolution. board the notorious prison ship
Jersey at New York
At Tonawanda Indian village the 18th of April.
john BLACKSMITH Daonehogawah) the veteran King Of
the Six Nations and Keeper Of the western door OF the
Long House, aged 20 years For long series Of years
this distinguished Chief exercised almost unlimited
influence the Senecas and the other remnants of the
Six Nations and successfully resisted by his wise
sells, and machless cunning alike the designs of pre-
smponm, and every innovation upon the time onored
social customs and religion Of the Iroquois principal
leader of our Indian allies in the of 1872 he
high euogums for his constancy AMI intrepid bravery;
and though he cherished the d.trust Of the pale
and their honesty characteristic of his he uni
form in the practice Of hospitality to which many of the
surviving pioneers of Western New York CRATE
full testimony The funeral Of the venerable Chief
attended by q large concourse Of peope-both whites
and Indians-and conducted with the imposing rites
and solemnes always observed by the Iroquos such
occasions The Indians appeared deeply impressed with
the loss they had sustained and responded with every
evidence Of deep emotion to the culogy and funeral
ton delivered his remains by Jem Johnson Sose-
hawaii. As head Chief Of the Wolf tribe OF his
hmm. date predecessor the renowned orator Red
jacket; his is to be appointed by the annual
council 81 the confederacy, which will
time next autumn TIE dcath-halloo, announcing the
demise Of great Chief will be sounded In the distant
and widely scattered villages Of the Iroquois signal
for a national mourning-Roeheser az ~ .amer4caa,
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