The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-10

R.H lREsA HolMLs OF Baltimore, daughter OF the late
On Monday: jar uary ., By the Rev DR. Potts, at the
residence OF Balls Esq, No 62 Troy street Mr.. F. A.
PARK Of Charleston, s o., to Miss CuIsn f. CoRSwEL,
Charleston papers pls.s. copy
J. Abbott, RoRERT g. GREGG, Of New York, to SARAH
c., daughter Of Thomas J. Trenchard Esq.
On lhur.day evening, December ~, BY the Rev. W.
Stars, Nj JOHN GARDsER 70 Miss BRIDGET BARRY.
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Died,
On senoay, Jsnusry = sSrhi. we OF Bernard LYNCH
The M pds of the family and those OF her brothetsn
hv, john and James lynch are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this afternoon at half past one
O'Clock her late residence, Csrmont avenue,
Flushing avenue. East Brooklyn.
HoIIIsIlR At hh residence No. 7s West Twenty arat
stree, in the 4sd year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend his funeral At Calvary Church. 1t O'Clock this
afternoon without further invitation His remains will
be taken to Trinity cemetery.
On Monday, January Mr. JAMES LIrLK, 1T the age OF
| IS years Of Q lingering ilnesa
His friends ard relatives respectfully invited to
This after noon, from his late reidsnce No. Harper
court, Brooklyn. His remains will be taken to Green
weed
Al FIusb,re EynY ANY, eldest daughter of George ".
| and Hapnsh Quiny, aged years and months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to At
terd the funeral from the residence Of her godfather
SCOTT H Brown, ct hatpast eleven O'Clock to morrow
morning, without further invitation.
On Saturday, January Of consumption BRIDGEI, wife
slans, county Meath Ireland.
Her remains vers taken Monday to cabotvilIs
Massachusetts,, for IntermeLt.
Clopmellon. county westmeatb, Ireland Dr. HENRY
DAvDGB in the t6th year Of his ags late medical attend
ant of the Dpensaries OF Conmeion and CroAkie for
upwards OF thirty years.
At Brooklyn, on Monday January Q, WILLIAM Brown,
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from the house Of Mrs. SAyre No 1876
York street, Brooklyn, at one O'Clock, to morrow
On Monday January o. after short but severe Illness
GRAPHS AIpRu, sged Il years 2montha and ~ days
Mr. FRANz DoSor OF Bremen, Germany, in the SD yesr
Of his age
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
his funeral from his residence, No. 12S Meadow street.
Hoboken atone O'Clock, this afternoon
On Mono ~ morning. January Q, At her late residence,
No 346 Sixth avenue, SARAH H. GAfFIy wife Of Henry
Griffin.
nvitsdto attend her funeral NJ the Downing street meet
ing ~ oclcA this afternoon, without further invi
tstion
late Albert Kenpsrd, aged 65 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to end her funeral from her late residence No
81 West Eleventh street. at two O'Clock to morrow after
noon, without further Invitation.
On Monday, January Q, 1T his late residence, No. AZ
Lrpenad street. JoBN IoSARD In the 7ls OF his
His friends. and those Of his sons, the Rev Alex g.
Leonard aud Bruce soraId. are respectfully invited
three O'Clock, prtcifey, to morrow afternoon without
further invitation.
At w.s'chep,er, N. Y, on Sunday, January 8, Rev.
His remains viii be taken to the Cathedral to morrow
morning The Reverend clergy requested to attend
In ok and kurplce, At ten O'Clock, A. NJ
No 1855 RIyISGIoS STREET, New York,
January 2, 1854.
TO TnE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DIAN sEIa the lss of deaths published 10 your issue
OF this ming, there appears notice Of the death of
my mother brr Ann Hasseit, with invitation to
be, relatives and friends to attend her funeral this after
O'Clock, from her reside No. los Riving
ton street This 10 sc1udAously FALSE Ny mother ia 1T
this rorent alive and well as aha or late
announcing the Death OF friends OF mne and 1t
atou lime stop should be Pot to this wicked and
HUNDRED dollars for the detection Of the vanous suhor
HENRY D. BAssErr.
TIE LATE CaARIE DM vIcoRIo ESQ This gentleman,
who pe,haps The Oldest Italian resident Of city
aeps ted Il life Friday the 9Th inat between
1 O'Clock p. u Although he had been in nhrm health
for fevers months his death anticipated be
had moved out Of his late the previous day
On Nor day morning sole quiem mas celebra-
ted for the reposs Of his soul according to the es and
nies of the Catholic Church, Of which hs .
residence OF the deceased No lois Broadway arrived At
the Church Of st. Ste 2hsn Twenty street. at 10
he'd Italian RESIDENTS Of New York followed By
the members OF the Italian Benevolent Society, and
cortsss Of American sentsnen, merchants. ~ The
o sang high for the dead Rev. AndrAce, Dss-
Rev Dr. MAnahAn, Sub deacon Rev Anthony Csuvn,
Master of Ceremonies, &C. 20. An efficient choir Of
voice. executed CAscioliDs we'll known for the
dead Alter before the Absoluiion, Rev. Dr.
CunmpRs sddre. ed the friends and
OF the deceased, Who nearly i'll the body OF the
Church, in the Ttalaa language The Reverend gentle
remarked that the sacred and mournful rites in
VII Oh BOY Mother the Chur h. implorrs nal est for
the souls OF her departed children, had drawn to
close and that nothing remained to be dcns unless to
give back the cold remains OF the respected deceased to
earth from which they had been taken. Sail he el.
that was proper that he should pay SONS sight tribute
Of regard 10 the memory Of one 70 well known and
much belov, that he owed to the sincere grief OF
numerouB assembly, and 10 ths auiAble family who
panied his ashes to tie tomb. The sombre pail
upon which many eyes silently torned and upon
winch fell the ht Of funeral torchea covered the
tai spc of venerable taltsn, distinguished American
citizen courageous and devoted Roman Catholic We
cond.pse the Biographical sketch SGT forth In the Rover
END gentens remarks. Chasles Del yscshio born
n the pAr of Moltrasio Province Como, Lombardy,
JaEs 3d. 1851 He le Italy Ia his twelfth year. and went
to pubn, Ireland where he remained in business with
bis brother james for years. lie came to New
YORK in lscs where he continued in business until shortly
before his death Gr Del Feccho has been known and
esteemed for his koi esy msn Ct busoess aud his
excellent qualities Is citizen, for mo THAI half
century. Notcrg ate his arrival here the war OF Isl
br ke ont ard lie thu rstt take arms in the
eefenee OF Dis adeptei -suDtry Ee has bean known
ever sp.e A. che Of The Veteran Co pa OF 1872 The
~ vtrerd gentleman remarked that the sbss VI that
teroc Old b,nd yisit TO neigh5oIiug city, alone
perverted their being preseot he ohseqre OF their
detarted brother. Mr. pei We chin honored ct differ
EFT wiz pnele Offices of trust AID Importance the
dutesS Of which he hono;ab and consois.tously dis.
charged. Amopg his own fellow coan'rym he well
known hi. benevolent ard disintereted charity He
Of the founders and the drst Presdsnt OF the
Italian b. VI lent soeey, and was reelected than
Amor the Catholics OF the ci., he distinguished
him elf early and generous supporter Ct the faith.
Ee trrstte Of heir Oldest church, g. Poiets, In
pa,cay street md sd the reneship sud esteem Of
bi.bop Copnelr. the ie,otd shop OF New York. lie
contributed aglJ towards the erection Of s. Paircks
Catted AL ard with other old Cath ,c gentlemen, he Ia
bored Ia the erection OF the orphan AsJluG being the
frst vice pesi ent OF lie boA-d OF trustees. Ai1son
was made tho Jog dsvoti OF the ttcssssito
wares his Church and the mitissrs Of the cSary
which he main aimed 30 cary hssie old age Tie
reverend orator hoped that ha young Italian fdsrds
wouk initiate his EXAMPLE Ald never SEEK 10 seem indie
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