The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05


AZ his residence, North Beleve, n. J., on Thursday
segtemhcr 4, Capt N W. E,E-rieH, aged SO years.
Hs funeral viii take place Saturday, at O'Clock,
and the friends Of the family. and his sons w T.
Dugsn and d. Clarkson invited to attend without
Cemetery on Sunday. Carriages viii be in attendaace
at Pastaic Bridge TO meet the o'clock train satur-
dag, from New York Also at South ferry, Brooklyn,
ON Thur day morning. September a. Mrscr D,v,rs
reiet Of the late George Davies in the cd year Of
her sge
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the reside Of her
son- J. 5. Davies No 81 Columbia street. this (frday)
At Astoria, on Wednesday evening September g. after
short and severe ilpess EsLrSE. infant daughter Of
Francis and Emeline O'Conntr
The relatives and friends q the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Friday afternoon 9th
met at o'clock from the residence Of her grandfather
No ps Madison street without further invitation.
In jersey City, on Wednesday evening 81 inst in full
hope Of bissful Immortality Mrs May PaArr, relict
Of the late Luther Pratt and mother Of the editors Of
the Daily Sentinel end advertiser, aged II years and
10 days
Her relative. and friends and those Of her sons are
respectfully invited 70 attend her funeral from the resi-
dsrce Of L. A Pratt a. Mont emery street Jersey City
this afternoon at o'clock
On THURSDAY morning Sept 4, EmELrvr M.rup,.
aged years months and ri days twin daughter Of
Alex d and Elizabeth l.. Summers.
The relatives ar friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from their late residence
No l01 avenue d, at O'Clock this day (Friday) with
out further notice Her remains viii Be taken 70 Green
IFrom,the London Atheneum, Angel
The obituaries q the week announce the deaths at
very advanced Of two remarkable ladies' honoraby
connected with English literature At Clifton. on Fri
day August LIST died the patriarch Of Enysh author
esses-ve might add of English authors-Mss Harriet
ice at the age q ninety I've To mess Of the genera
ton busted with fiction drama and poetry this an
will Be a surprise long protracted vas
Mis- Lees life, and many years have elapsed since her
last In the world Of creation took
place To readers of time Miss Lee IL best known as
having In her sGerman's Tale Of the Canterbury
Tales "a miscellany q little By herself and
her sster furnished Lord Byron with the plot Of his
play Of Werner" More old fashioned novel readsrs
who given TO weary at the philanthropy philosophy
and preaching which threaten 10 turn our thousand
and tales into something more like Evening ser.
vices than Arabian Nights, will find In her viror and
sesrness 81 invention merit which Of itself deserves
10 keep the name Of the novelist alive. Most Of the
Canterbury Tales possess this character aud H. AZ We
tbsk, The Two fmys also by Harriet not ssphia
Lee II emphasizes our praise Miss lee further title 20
motuary honors play plays acted with small sue
cess end which has or have gone the way of Hannah
Mcre's Triumphant Percy and Madame d'Arbls sss
Withdrawn trss edy In her youth we believe Miss Zee
Joined her sister in keeping school at Bath Harriet
Lee survived her sister sophia twenty seven zee
phis havir died Of Clifton in 1874 In Londoo ON The
lth Of August died LADY Louisa stuart ssed neariv
ninety. four-the youDges. daughtx Of INC Minis,ey
pa q BE s7i aailag1b'ss 3 La1g Ma Wo,iey