The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-13

On Friday Feb. H. MARGARET WASH, after lingering
Illness aged 66 years native OF Aberdeen, scotland
Her friends and acquaintance also those OF her sons
40 o. of o. f. are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral this Sunday afternoon from the residence Of
/ her SON 3s7 Green ych street, at = O'Clock.
On Friday, Feb. II, GSooGs DikiS, aged 10 years u
His funeral Win take place from the residence OF his
son George H. Dakn, 1dl Essex street this day (sun
day) at O'Clock r. NJ The relatives and friends Of the
family invited to attend without further notice.
At Flatbush, yesterday noon in the 37th year OF his
age Lieut.. CHARLES B. BRowER late OF the Third Reyi.
U. $ Infantry Mr.. B. served in the First Regiment
New York Volunteers during the Mexican and was
subsequently transferred to the Re yuars for his aantry
Due notice of the funeral viii be given in to morrow !
At Whitehall near Railway, y. j., on Saturday Feb.
II, AIRS MARTHA A. wife Of WIN. H. Jsques, in the SD
year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral tomorrow Monday) after
noon, At O'Clock Carriages viii be in waiting at the
Railway depot the arrival OF tho train leaving Cort
landt street at S O'Clock. A. ~
/ Isaac SsALLwooD, aged % years.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
70 attend his fuuera from his late residence, l57 Mott
street this, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
On saturday Feb. II LEILA, daughter OF Henry W. and
4 Phebe NJ. Penny, aged year and 10 days
The funeral viii take place at Mrs H. 7 Pennys 1906
Madison street, thsa(sunday) afternoon, at O'Clock
/ The friends are respectfully invited to attend.
on Thursday, Feb 10 at ISIS Church street, CaRotSe
ANDERSON only beloved daughter OF James Anderson aged
oh il is hard TO ay the loved the young within the tomb
To shroud the early loved and lost amid the graves dark
gloom,
To know wen gaze upon those features, to
/ cheer
our spirA with ,eir gladstone smiles cen in this world
On SATURDAY Feb IL son of s F. A. and Elizabeth T..
| Shonnard aged months and days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral morrow (Monday after
noon at O'Clock, from Green Point, l..
and II days youngest daughter OF the late A. J. Walker
The friends OF the family invited 10 attend her fu
neral this, Sunday afternoon, al O'Clock, from her
late residence No. 81 sixth street williamsburg.
OF consumption, CoSRAD KPAr in the SD year OF his
are, at his residence 23s Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
The friends and relatives requested 10 attend his
1 funeral 1T o'clock this, Sunday afternoon.
| Rochester and Newark paper. please copy.
In Brooklyn on Friday evening, Feb IL, Jons G. MUIR
The friends Of the family are invited to attend hs
raj to morrow Monday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock from
hi late residence No II Concord street without further
invitation.
On saturday February II, JACOBS AaouIAnus in the
is friends and those of his family respectfully in
ved TO attend the funeral from the residence of his
noon At O'Clock No ppecial invitations will be given
On Saturday morning Feb. II, Widow CHEsSUr, aged IS
years.
clock from the residence of John Armstrong No 40
| Bridge street, Brooklyn
On Friday, Feb H. apopiexy, ANNA JONES, aged Is
The relatives and friends of the family also the friends
Of Mr. John Martin baker are respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this (Sundsyl afternoon al O'Clock
from her late residence No. s3 Eighth avenue.
On Saturday, Feb II, JvLA MAcArlyr, aged 10 years
The friends OF the family invited to attend the une
raj from the residence of her mother 251 West Twenty
eighth street this Sunday afternoon at o'clock Her
remains viii be taken Cslvery Cemetery for nerment
On Saturday, Feb. H. of Group, DANIEL of Henry
and Mary Ann Mccamiskey, aged years months and
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral 70 morrow, tMonda after
noon al clock from 1913 Iorimer street near Grand,
| Williamsburg, without further invitation.
At the Hartford Retreat, Feb 9 JoHs j. FISK, Esq,
| aged 80 years.
| l. Q. 0. F.-oFrcK nR DMuTY GRAND MAsrYG OF
SOUTHERN NEw YORK, 0. 0. L., Feb. IL, 1s53-RepIe-
sen,atives Pss GInnds and Brothers Of the Order in
lucky from Odd Fellows Hall of Grand and Centre
streets on Sunday 18th inst, att NJ The services
JoHS j. DAWES. CIR. Sec.
The officer and members u the O. O. f. attached 10
unite with brethren OF Southern New York in pay
Ing the last tribute OF respect TO Past Grand Master VII
Ian ''N'i vo Il GREEN, G. Master y. n York.
The undersigned join with the officers Of the Grand
Lodge in requesting the attendance Of their brethren
assist al the funeral ceremonies Of distinguished
brother and former colleague in the Grand Lodge OF the
United States, Grand Representative WILLIAM MATHEWS
John A Kennedy Wilson small, Jas. W. Hale Andre
| Froment, 9. Reps. g. l. 9. :.
Joseph Il. Taylor. George II. Andrews. John G. Clayton
/ Past G. Reps.
OBITUARY.
I From the New Orleans Daily Delta, Jan. 10
Dam or Ms W. r. MANIFESTATION have We been
called upon 10 record death which has struck sudden
shock to community the dccease Of W. L. HAN
LION ESQ., OF New York who expired Tue sday
ing about half past IL O'Clock 81 the st. Louis Hotel
Some two years since having had stroke o PARALYSIS
advised by his ycans TO try the recuperatye eff
fct OF Southern climate aud enjoying the deli
ful anticipation u inc eased improvement in health
Monday evening in the paror spectator amid the limo
cent recreatons ~ the young there assembled
Der well his than 1onted cheerfuness his pleasant
smile nd kindly words for the friends who were
making inquiries concerning hi prospects Of recovery
de retired ~ his usual hour accompanied by his faithful
attendant Robert and had scarcely done the in.
satate archer, at moments notice gave warning tina
10 him, 1.-THE things Of time DER. so appalling
blow has produced but universal tone Of sympathy
and coincidence 70 his extensive circle Of acquaintance
But who can experience the irreparabe blow that be
loved family endures 10 having taken from them who
held all the gentle clements Of nature SO kindly
mingled in liz Character sthat knew him but to
/ love him-none named him bat to praise 70 the
world tho shock will with time he sotened but 10 her
the partner Of his home, who looked 10 him for the
guidance of their Children Just entering the life
and when fathers JUDGMENT, discipline and wachful
peculiarly demanded her loss never be
otherwise than irreparaby and pognny felt Ad their
deep distress, 'tis holy conolationand which
suages their aiicton in degrceto know that he
calmly and compo-cdly met the lat great enemy. and
that his last words OF his children and bis 81 look
when natures powers rapidly sining-was cast
towards them. Nay too, when callld hence hav no
fear Of the king Of Terrors and may last sleep be
like
who wraps the drapery of his couch around him
And lies down to pleasant dreams