The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Died.
On Friday morning October 8, SELMA, wife of Robert


On Friday morning October s, SELMA, wife of Robert
The frelds of the family those of her father Joseph
F. and tie members Of Con,ine Lodge No 2s7 of g.
end A. b., respectfully invited to attend her fune-
sissr CO. No 4ie Eighth avenue between Thirty first and
Thirty ,ecopd streets, without further invitation
On Iiurtday evening, October s. after short Illness
JOHN MORRISON native Of Inark, Scotland in the o9th
year OF hissge
TIE friends Of the family respectfully invited to
street this afternoon, at half past O'clock without
further invitation His remains win be taken to York
On friday October O. Of inflammation of the stomach,
SOLOMON King, sged 3s years
The relatives cnds and acquaintancss Of tbs family
respectfully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
afternoon at enc O'CLOCK, from his late residence, No.
$50 West Tw.nty sixth street. His remsns viii be taken
On 7hursdsy evening, October s. FRANCIS r. CRuxr
Rs friends and relatives are invited attend hi. funs
I sIo from
On Friday, October 8. JAMES McCAsTY. son or James
and ga, ah hcCarty, nged IS months and 10 days.
funeral this afternoon at one O'Clock from No. Hora-
Ito street The remains VIII be inferred In Calvary
On Friday morning, October 6, ALEXANDER. Of John
A. and Mary G. stoutenburgh, aged year, month and
The funeral VIM take place from the house No. 1o1
East Thirteth street. at half past ten O'Clock this morn
On Friday morning October g. NARY, youngest daugh-
terof Joseph and Mary Preston, aged year. months
The friends and acquaintances of the fsriy are res
ptcfuJ invited to attend her funeral this afternoon.
at O'Clock from the residence Of her parents No IS
King street, without further Invitation.
resI.ss daughter. thou hast ;sl isft ,s us;
But its God that has bereft us-
He AL our souows heal
On Friday October 6, MARY ANN BuTIER the only
wing child Of Edmund and Mary Ann Butler, aged
year. month and days
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents No. sls Eighth avenue, at one O'Clock omor-
On Thmsisy, October Q, EpwAsp F. GREEN, aged IS
His remains viii b taken to Sorthcsstle, wes.chester
On friday morning October g. ct the residence of her
husband Mr. VIM. OKeeGs James street, Bsoos,n, Mrs.
The relatives and friends Of the family and OF her ais
tr Mrs Foley, No. l8S Washington street N T., arc
respectfully informed that her remains VIII oeintered
ct FAbush Cemetery L l., TO afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
On saturday morning, October !, at one O'Clock, :.
Williamsburg SARAH ANN, daughter OF George W. and
Catherine GrifHfb, sged years
1be relatives and friends invited to attend his in
Se.s Ibd street w i to greenwood Gene
On Friday srsnooD, October O. At hal. past O'Clock.
aged year sndv months
We friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
nom The residences Of his parents No 7s south third
street, Williamsburg bis remains viii be taken TO the
EveygTeere Tor int mont
At Paterson, N. j., Thursday, October 5, GRACE,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from the First Presbyte-
O'Clock. Cars Leave Jersey City at one O'Clock.
Suddenly, at Red Bark, n on Friday September 40,
CEARIxs Auoutrus third son Of William a. and Phebe
Gccddsy, In the 18th year Of her age
At Hsverhi Mass, Thursday, September q, DAN
MI BRApIxy, Esq. He the last survivor of volun.
teer com pany organized In that town in 1850. marched
70 Tarrytown West Point and White Plains Was pre-.
sent snd guard duty when Major Andre was brought
prisoner into the American camp
At Cambridge, Vars, on Wednesday,. October 4, EnxA
wife Of Dr. f. Foeer and daughter Of Bradford Sum
rer, Esq, aged "a years.