The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-05


In Brooklyn the Sd instant, HERMAN HUGHES, ST., in
the 18th year of his age.
funeral without further invitation from the residence
of his in law Bradford Knapp, No. Bedford place.
Fulton avenue, near Clason Sunday, 9th instant at
IN O'Clock p NJ Carriages will be in attendance at Full
the house.
On Friday November a. CHARLES PHOENIX, eldest son OF
Daniel Phoenix and Ceopha NJ Smith, aged years. 8
months and u days.
The relatives and friends OF the family and Of his
grandfather A. NJ G. Smith, are invited to attend his
funeral Sunday, 9th instant at O'Clock p NJ from
the residence Of his father, No l59 Edrdge street. with
Suddenly, on Thursday, Nov. 8, THOMAS PIcroN, late
editor Of the New York Era Sdchem, and Aercan aged
The corpse will be removed from Siatarans Hotel, No.
q Beekman street this Saturday afternoon a. o'clock
fraternity, arc invited to attend the funeral - '''
On Friday, November 4, Miss ELIZABETH ToBN, aged %
Her funeral will take place on Sunday 9Th instant
from the residence of her father No. Horao street. at
O'Clock, precisely.
On Friday, November A. ELLA youngest daughter of
the late George F. and Margaret Perciva aged II years
and months.
Emma c. Lorllard, aged years, months and days
OF Group on Friday morning, November 4, MATILDA
ANN daughter of the late Thomas Clark and Mary Clark
The friends Of her mother and those of Thomas Cum
mngs are requested to attend her funeral today satur
between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
On Friday morning, November 4 MARIA Morr, wife Of
Her remains win be taken to Peughkeepsie for inter-
ment.
On Sunday. October %, in the foil triumph of faith,
and in hope Of blessed immortality CATHARINs HALL In
the 6ed year of her age, of consumption.
would not live always; no-wecome the tomb
There sweet be my rest TN no bids me arise
To hail him In triumph descending the skies
and Rebecca White aged years and months
The relatives end friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
day. 9th instant at O'Clock p NJ The remains viii be
taken to Flushing for interment.
Thursday, November 3, AMKA CATHARINH CARSON wife
of William Carson, in the 23d year of her age.
The family and friends, and the members Of Atlantic
re % s from
Union, this day, (November 81 at O'Clock P. ~,
without further invitation.
On the Sd instant, MARY wife of Patrick Briody aged
35 years and months.
The friends of the family, also those of her brother
are respectfully invited to attend her funeral from s.
vincents Hospital this Saturday. afternoon at O'Clock
Her remains win be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
Suddenly, in the 81st year of his age Captain HUGH
GRAHAM, for many years commander in the Black Ball
line of Liverpool packet ships.
neral at O'Clock this day, Saturday. from St. Thomas
church, corner of Broadway and Houston street:
On Friday morning, LEWIS G. HAMERsIzY, in the eighty
seventh year of his age.
The relatives friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at Trinity Church. Sun
day. at half past O'Clock, without further invitation
On Friday evening" November Mr.. EDWARD G. ASsARr,
in the 10th yAr of his age
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at o'clock Sunday afternoon
from 447 Grand street, without further invitation
Albany papers please copy.
James and Phebe Van Ast aged 10 years and % days
The friends OF the family invited to attend the fu
neral on Sunday, 9th instant, from Al Ludlow street. at
November 2, DAVID A. ARsor aged IS years, native
The New York Highland Guard and the members Of the
Thistle Benevolent Association respectfully requested
to attend his funeral, on Sunday, 9Th instant at IL
o'clock from his late residence Forty third street. near
Broadway. bis remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery
On Thursday, November 8, MARTIN D. MuIlIs, aged rs
years and days.
His friends and acquaintance also Company No. OF
the Williamsburg Fire Department. and the Fire Depart.
to attend his funeral this day, the 9Th inst, at
o'clock M from his late residence, corner Of Boerum
street and Bushwick avenues Williamsburg.
On Saturday, October 20, at the residence of her
mother No 200 West Fifteenth street. CARoIISR widow
Of the late Thomas i. March.
In the BHRALD of November l. appeared the above sim
pie announcement In the demise Of this estimabe lady,
society has lost one of its brightest ornaments and that
too without scarcely knowing it, Such was her innate
modesy and love Of retirement that she shrunk from
the gaze OF the world and confined herself to small
circle Of friends and relatives That circle has been
Eeath who has cut her down In the prime of life and
womanhood leaving an aching void that never can be
ed and II oil feel az the writer of these lines, long
will her memory be retained and cherished and many
VIM he the tears shed over her sepulchre Among her
many virtues she in an eminent degree meek
ness simplicity and true affection. Her heart and hand
open to the calls of benevoence and of her it
may be truly said, "None knew her but 10 love her
none named her but to praise" Alas she has gone.
She too good too pure for this cold hearess world
and Cod the great jehovah has taken her to Himself in
bow with submission to the divine mandate 1nscruta
BILE are Thy ways On, Lord God of Hosts This tribute
Of Affection is offered by who knew her WELL and
long life throbs to cherish and
her memery. To her only son, nov left orphan he
tenders his sincere sympahes and trusts that this sad
departed spirit Of his beloved mother In that heavenly
land whittier she has gone doubtless to tune those
harp strings which she well knew how to EARTH
in praises Of her Redeemer
Farewell, sweet spirit, gentle, loving, kind;
My heart exults, rejoicing in thy love.
purer soul meier expect to find;
kinder heart do not wish to prove"