The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
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- Wednesday, April q, Mrs. AVN T. YourR in the roth
Her friends, and those of her SON. Geo. W. Youle and
her n-law. D. Brown, respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No 1913
Grand street, this afternoon, a. three O'Clock where
the funeral service win he performed Her remains will
be taken 10 Trinity Cemetery for interment
On Tuesday, April o. AUeusrE MARIE we of Frederick
Stohlmann SEN, in the 7sd year of her age
The friends of the family invited to attend her flu
neral to morrow morning. ut 10 O'Clock from the resi-
dence OF the Rev. Charles f. E. Stohmann, No les Mott
street
Erie. Pa, papers please copy
On Wednesday, April 81 at Clason Point We chester
county, AUGUSTUS w. CLAsoS from congestion OF the
brain.
His remains will be inferred this afternoon in the fami
y vault at the North Dutch Church. William
and Fulton streets where the funeral service will be per-
formed ut O'Clock His friends and those Of his son
are respectfully invited to attend further invita-
On Thursday morning, April %, MARY wmnocK, wife
OF VIM. .. +. Bourrc.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon three
o'clock from No 70 Sackett street Hamilton avenue
In Brooklyn, Wednesday evening" April n, of con-
gsstion Of the brain WILLIAM Van, son Of Alfred and
The friends OF the family invited the fuue.
raj TINS al ernoon at four o'clock, from No. AZ John,
On Thursday April g. THOMAS F. TREAcY youngest son
OF Michael ana Ann L. Treacy.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
corner OF Eighth avenue and Seventeen street. this after
noon, at two O'Clock
Un thursday, April 70, after a short illness, MARTHA
MCl AUG!IN, aged sixty five years.
The friends and relatives Of the family requested to
attend the funeral from her residence Of Thireth
street and Sixth avenue this afternoon at two O'Clock
In Brooklyn on Thursday, April %, Major THOMAS
WHEATON, aged about 10 years.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from Dekalb avenue, between Houston and Ryerson
streets.
On Thursday, April %, ELIZA, youngest daughter Of
John Donneley, aged eleven years.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at O'clock
from the residence Of her uncle James Donpeey No. o
sree Her remains viii be inferred in Eleventh
On Thursday, April 49, cmoE, widow of David NJ Hy-
Her remains will be taken to yorktown for interment
to morrow morning, from her late residence l24 Char
April i Is at Galveston Teas On his xav to Now York
from FL Paso GEORGE f. RANDOLPH son OF the late Jere-
miah F. Randolph, Of this city.
detroit and Chicago papers please copy.
In st George, Bermuda April le, Mrs. JANE, wife of
John Davenport Sem in the 10th OF her age leaving
The demise Of this amiabIe lady will be most deepv fs
by the poor of the vicinity in which lived for her acts
OF charity were unbounded.
The friends and relatives of the family respectfully
street to morrow afternoon, at O'Clock TIE remains
will be taken to Greenwood for interment.
On Thursday morning. April g. JAS H. BAKER aged 10
The funeral win take place this afternoon at o'clock,
from the residence Of his PARENTS of Seventy
second street and Third avenue.
At Paterson, N. j. on Wednesday April a. Mr. SAMUEL
GKFFxN aged So years; he was born in New York. but
has been for many years a resident of Paterson.
OBITUARY.
On Wednesday, April 49, Mrs. JENNErr NJ ARKENBURcH
aged fifty eight years.
Death cannot come
To her untiMe ely who is fit to die
The less Of this cold world the more Of heaven
The briefer life, the earlier immortality.
Yet 1t s painful task to watch the sl0 but sure de-
cay of those love- and to see them die and to follow
them to the grave to behold the portals Of the tomb close
between them and and to know that they are gone
from us for that more share
rows or their joys and in the rs burst our anguish
We can scarcely say-'Nevertheless what will but
thou wilt We expect the aged to be gathered their
friends to the grave Blight be the ting place OF thy
immortal spirit, and the recollection of thy nobeness Of
live within us. sacred to thy memory until we meet in
brighter world free from change and the sorrows this
We do not greve that thou dead We grieye that we
are not departed too and whilt remain earth we
will toothe thy grave with rdships tears. Tx
Albany and Philadelphia papers please copy.