The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-04

Died,
On Monday, July 8, after short but severe illness,
His friends: and the members Of Cyrus Lodge No 2os,
n and ns s ss IN are No
Fourth street, Williamsburg. l..
On Monday July 8, Mr. JOSEPH DoucHEsry, late Of Phi
The funeral win take place At the residence Of his
in law, A. Greeneaf Is vandam street, Thursday,
9th inst At O'Clock A. NJ His romans win be taken
On sunday. July o at 10 O'Clock p NJ Of dyssntery,
after short illness AUGUSTUS E.rxAS only child Of
Tie friends Of the family and the members OF Putnam
Chapter No O. u are aaec.ion.ssy invited to 81,
Henry street, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
On Sunday evening, July 2, WILLIAM MoGAHxY in the
s friends and acquaintance are invited to attend his
funeral this morning. at 10 O'Clock from his late resi-
d.nce, q South Sixth street, Williamsburg.
On sunday, July JOHN CHURCH, in the 6sth year Of
The friends Of the family aae invited to att his u
neral this morning a. O'clock from his late reside nee
1873 Leroy street. His remains viii DO taken TO Green
wood for interment.
At Tarrytown. saturday, July l, ANNIE N. srrycza
wife Of the Rev. James selden spencer.
The funeral viii be solemnizej in Christ Church. Tsry
town, Wednesday next.
on Sunday, Jul, Z wnlI.x nTIlEoas, aged 50 years.
The friends Of the family and hts brother in-law
Abam Houseworth, respectfully invited to attend
bis funeral, tomorrow morning. at O'clock from $50
SUDDENLY, at New Rochelle, on Monday, July g. Law
MA H., wife Of Henry Cook, Of this city In the 43d
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family and of his bro
'hers and brother in law respectfully invite: 10 At
tepd the fupera At New Rochells tomorrow afternoon
al O'Clock Cars leave the NeT Haven Depot at half
past IL O'Clock In the morning
Suddenly, on Monday, july 8, MARY DomaTY, wife OF
John Dobsrty.
The friends and Of the family and those
Of his brothers, James, Michael Bernard and Rugh Do
hcrty rcspt ctully invited TO attend tho funeral
from her late residence u state street. Brooklyn at
O'Clock this afternoon, without further invitation.
TN Monday, July s, GDoReS FRsscH after short Ill
ness, sged SO years.
The friends and acquantapces Of the family are
spectfully requested 70 attend his funeral this after
poon al O'Clock, from his late residence corner of
Myrtle and Nostrand avenues, East Brooklyn His re
mains Will be taken TO the Evergreen Cemetery.
On Monday, July 8, JAMES AGus1Exs beloved son Of
Mary A. and James souse, aged az years.
The relatives friends Of the family respectful
l invited to attend his funeral at O'clock this after
noon, from his late residence No. Prince street.
Detroit papers please copy.
Ye bearers Of early lost,
Lay down your weary load;
Let earth With earth, and dust with dust,
Take up its orear abods
y death sits lightly on his brow
lis but . rest from pain;
Then, wherefore should we weep for one
Who ne'er will weep again.
Suddenly, At New Rochsiis, July 2, cHAnIss Ere
pHHIoxs, In the 6Gth year Of his age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family also Of his
in law Henry Cook and Rynisr veghts, are respect
fully invited TO attend his une al at New Rochelle this
afternoon st O'Clock Cars Leave New Haven Depot st
On Sunday morning, July O. at the residenee Of her
father in wsstchester county, sARAH LOUISA HAwIxr,
aged years, months and ~ days. eldest child Of Ben
jsmin n. Hhiuock. She belovod by all who kno 2
her during her lingering illness looked forward 10
the joy Of meeting her Saviour In Heaven.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited with
out further notice. 10 attend her funeral from the Pres
bytean Church Of Nineteenth street and Fifth
avenue, (the Rev. Dr.. Alexander's to after
noon, at half past O'Clock Her remains viii b taken
TO Greenwood.
In Melbourne, Australia the I'd Of January, MAJ
AVN ExIuJYE Else the beloved wife OF Charles
nd q, Of he Late CuOt
Of Liverpool
Upper Canada papers please copy.