The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-16

On Wednesday, March 49, MARY LOUISA sNEnKs wife of
Her funeral Will take place at half pas two O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon, from the Church Of the Messiah in
Ad del .s street, near Myrtle avenue BROOKLYN
of Benjamin douglass.
His friends, and those of his father George Douglass
past three O'Clock afternoon without further
invitation, from No. 81 West Eighteenth street
On Wednesday, March 10, after short and severe i'll
ness GEORGE A. CoSNoRs of George and Harriet Con-
nors, aged months.
His remains win be taken to Albany, at nine O'Clock
this morning
On Wednesday, March Is, of dropsy, JOHN HAaoIRrY,
| in the 44th year of his age.
His friends and acquananees and those of James and
Charles Collins are invited to attend his funeral at two
O'Clock this afternoon, from No 1913 Boerum street.
Brooklyn. His remains will be to Calvary Cemetery
On Wednesday, March Is, CHARLES of Charles and
Mary OCennel, aged years and 10 months
invited to attend the funeral at to oc,oc
afternoon from the residence OF his parents corner of
On Wednesday, March Is, after painful and lingering
illness, which he bore with christian fortitude HExAN R.
HowIETT, aged 50 years.
invited to attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from his late residence No. 1Os Orange street.
| Cincinnati and Toledo papers please copy
On Wednesday morning, March Is, after lingering
illness, EDWARD GRAY architect aged ~ years and
| months.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral without further notice at
| one O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, from No 10 West
| Thirty second street.
Boston papers please copy.
| On Wednesday, March 49, MARY ELLEN DAVIDSON,
| daughter Of James B. and Martha S. Davidson aged
| years, months and days.
Her remains viii be taken to Hartford Conn., for inter-
| ment.
Hartford papers please copy.
On Tuesday, March ID after lingering Illness which
she bore with Christian fortitude CATARSE LYONS wife
OF John Lyons, in the seth year of her age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family
srec;fuy invited to attend her funeral at O'Clock
this afternoon from her late residence, No 81 East
| Twenty seventh street. .
Dali,
year of his age.
invited to attend his funeral at two O'Clock this after
noon from the North Dutch Church, corner of Fulton
| and William streets
On Monday, March Is, JOSEPH NELSON, aged 90 years.
His friends and aequaintances, also the members of
Excelsior and Franklin Chapters respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at o'clock this afternoon from
his late residence No. 100 West Twentieth street
On Sunday, March IL, EMMA REGINA daughter Of John
and Elizabeth Matthews, aged years, months and
| days.
neral, which will leave No a37 First avenue, at two
| O'Clock this afternoon.
| At Newark, on Wednesday morning, March Is, ELIZA
| BALDWIN, daughter of Alexander B. and Catharine A.
| Thompson, aged years and months.
Her relatives and friends invited to attend the fu
neral at three O'Clock this afternoon from No AZ Cln
| ton street, corner Of Mulberry, Newark.
| On Wednesday, March, s, of consumption. JEREMIAH
O'KANE, son Of jeremiah and Sarah O'Kane, aged 20
| years, a native Of county Londonderry Ireland.
At East Midway, Mass, March l, Mrs. MARY RICHARD
SON aged w years she was married TO Dr. Richardson
before the Revolutionary war and took charge Of the
affairs at home while her husband away surgeon
in the At the close Of the the doctor return
ed to the homestead the native spot of Mrs Richardson
where they lived together till his DEATH at the of "
| years.
| At Ncwburyport March 8, Capt. HENRY PRINCE Of sa
lem, aged C7 years. Capt p. Lieutenant in the
privateers America and Montgomery In the war OF 1872
and afterwards commander of several United states cut
| tiers on our coast
| In Ncwburyport, March 9. Mrs MARY QUARxs, widow
of William Quarles officer in the Revolutionary army
q and fba In has 6ync
twenty grandchildren, and thirty-ons great grand
| children.