The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-22


At his country residence in the village Of Tarrytown
on September ~ tf congestion Of the BRAIN BrNAnp
MEarsoLE ex Alderman Of the Tenth ward Of city
Of New York, in the 6lst year Of his age.
The relatives and friends the family and those of his
brother, Abraham Messerole and of his sonsinaw, Ro
bert Knox Charles b. Hubbe Jr, Curtis Peck Jr, and
Francis Meseroie respectfully invited attend
the funeral from his late residence, Monday after
noon I'D inst at O'clock without further invitation.
lie was man highly esteemed both in public and
private life In testimony Il his high standing
n citizen and the confidence Of the peope in his
integrity be called to fill the Office of Alderman Of
the reuh ward for several years lie retired in 1913
from the turmoil Of city life to the pleasant village Of
TarIyt2wn the east bank Of the Hudson in the
pectaton If passing the remnant OF his days amid the
tranquil scenes Of country life But alas how soon mis-
days mum bered. and the places which once
him will know him 10 more
yn septe mber 20, MAsr F1ncssos, wife Of P. I Yitz
The relatives and friends of the family -e respectflly
invited 10 attend her funeral froa her late residence
2@ia ca,horne street Monday, September ~ az 10
At New Brighton Staten Islaad on saturday Goth
" Mrs MARY rrsNr relict Of the late Jacob Tyscn in
Her friends and the friends of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral, Monday. at .
o'clock NJ from the house Of her son, John Tysen
New Brighton
Go Sunday morning September 81 Mr. H.svEy wooo
printer, aged ~ years
rcQuetted TO attend his funeral this ioutsy) after
noon at O'Clock bis late residence la Christie
r II Josysrov, ssc'y.
On Sunday morning September IL COayELiA, wife Of
ClslucBt Livingston.
The relatives ard friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this (Mondsy afternoon
at o'ci0k without. further invitation. from the resi-
dence ct a,man Livingston No 81 Last Twenty second
street.
On Saturday September 20 Mary PrLlrveroS aged 81
yerrs, widow Q; the late James peil;ngtcn
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
sttond the funeral without further invitation this "a
Gay) Afternoon ga inst at O'clock from her late resi-
c,uce. 22l First street Williamsburg
On sVDdsy, septenbsSai, Of marasnus, JoHS T., son
q VIM. Q. aud Susan 5. S~nts aged mouths
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
atts nd the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from the
Isideuce Of his grandfather, Lewis T. Greene 30 jay
corner Of Front street, Brooklyn.
On Saturday evening September 20, JONI SUMMER
rifi o. in the 10th year If bis sge.
His friends and those of his brother, William aad
1homsa and the members Of Greenwich Lodge. No. 30
o. u o. T. and the Order 10 general requested to
attend the funeral from his late residence II. West
Twenty fourth street between Sixth and Seventh
rtmans will be taken Trinity Cemetery for interment
On Sunday morning September ~ DASEL ksNSrDr,
sg,d - years native Of the county Tippersry ireland
Ills fre nds end sequaiptances respectfully Invited
20 attend his funersl. this (GUnday) afternoon, I'D
In at o'clock from his late residence No Howard
street
On Saturday septembar % CArHARTvr WEEKS, sec )nd
ED. st daughter OF ph Hip and Eleanor Weeks.
The friends and qusintar of the family res
pcr,fuIy invited 70 n.terd the funeral from the resi-
GeEee "a ler parents ITO firet avenue N' ia2ha'!I
nom :, at 10 ococs Her remains will be taken :
Greenwood Cemetery for inteTment.
On Sunday, SARAH REBEcoA iafat daughte. Of Dennis
and Ssrak Hsnnesssy.