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

RET PcrAR, aged SO years wife * James Puliar
Her friends respectfully requested to attend her
funeral from No. 60 stanton street. at two O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon.
On Sunday April 2, MARY A., wife OF john W. Heeard
in the 2eth year Of her age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral ut two O'Clock TINS afternoon, from
the residence Of her father, Brooklyn Institute Wash
ington, Concord street, Brooklyn.
At his residence, in Eewburg, n. r., Monday, April
,, JonS lrDYARD Esq, in the 6lst year Of his age He
leaves large circle OF relatives and friends 70 mourn his
death.
On Monday morning, April s. of eryspeas, Captain
THoMss KIRK aged 70 years two months aud rs days
Tie relatives friends Of the family the Washington
Light Guard officers and members OF the Twelfth Reg
ment N. Y 5. NJ, Company Washington Grays, Wash.
lngon Contincntas lafayette Lodge No. Ca Free and
accepted Masons and jefferson Lodge l. o. Of 0. F.
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No $50 Bowery, at o'clock this afternoon. The
mains wiz be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment.
On Monday morning, April 8, JAMES FREDERICK,
youngest of Charles W. and Mary Sternefedt, aged
year, . months and % days.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the fu
neral two O'Clock this afternoon from the residence
Of his father, No. 73 West Fifteenth street.
On Moaday, April s. OF consumption, WILLIAM II.
MOORE, aged 20 years and three months.
The relatives and friends of the family also the
hers of Guardian Fire Gugipc Company No. 20, re-
srectfully invited to attend his funeral at two o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, from his mothers residence No
q Leroy street without further invitation His remains
will BIO taken to Greenwood for interment
On Monday, April 3, after . long protraced ilucss,
CAInAiIHE NJ. Z. DrG4N, daughter Of d. u. Dugan, at
Mount St. Vincent's Academy.
The ceremony of high mass viii DO performed in the
church attached to the institution, at ten O'Clock this
morning Immediately after the funeral will proceed to
the Eleventh street r. c. Cemetery. Those wishing to
join the funeral can do at the Of Twenty third
street and Third avenue at twelve O'Clock this day.
On Monday, April 9, suddenly Mr. Lovis Jour, aged 20
years end months.
On Monday, Apfii 3, TnoA4s W. Poorly.
Notice of the funeral in to-norrow's daily papers
On Sunday evening, April ?, MARcAREr, consort OF
Bernard Jaehmann, aged 40 years and months.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral at two o'clock this after
noon from her late residence No 40 Delaney street.
without further invitation. The members of Human
Lodge No 1917 i. O. of 0. F., invited to attend.
On Sunday, April q RoBERr BiAcE, ship bread baker
a native of Scotland in the asa year OF his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No Rutgers
street of Division, at two O'Clock this afternoon
On Sunday April p JOHN j. srrRAEsIAoE aged 40 years
and months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family and the
members of Mariners Lodge No 81 Free and Accepted
Masops, and the members of German Oak Lodge No 81
o. OF .. r., the members OF the Walhalla Lodge No
0, A. d. o. H. and the members of the German Fruend
hche Association, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral at one O'Clock this afternoon from his late re-
sidence, No. 203 Grand street, corner of Mott.
On Sunday, April 2, PETER BRENNAN, native OF county
Roscommop Ireland.
His friends and those Of the family also the friends of
Matthew Collins, invited to attend his funeral at
three O'Clock this afternoon from his late residence No.
1S5 Bowery.
MARTIN in the esth year Of herage, native Of county
Galway, conEausht ireland, for many years resident
of Charleston, S. G.. New York and Philadelphia. She
left many friends to deplore her loss.
Charleston papers are requested to copy.
On Friday, March 81, Of pulmonary disease, after
short but Illness EEER, eldest son Of Abraham
and Esther Leon in the Goth year of his He died in
the faith Of his fathers sraeite He lived respected
and died regretted by large circle of friends He leaves
awidow and child to mourn their loss Peace to his
remains.
On Sunday April 2, HENRIETTA G., twin daughter of G.
Z and II. Bales, aged years and 4 months
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral from the residence Of her parents No.
100 Christopher street. at two O'Clock this afternoon
Sweet, paly bud with springs young flowers
Thy mortal part hath found tomb;
But, in a loyecr land than ours,
Perennial CLOVIS thy spirit bloom.
On Monday April 8, Mrs. ANN MAHooD.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence Of her brother
law Mr. David Sbbald No PSI Eleventh street. at three
O'Clock this afternoon
Our sister has gone and left u.s.
And left this world of vice,
To show how fair flower
Can bloom in Paradise.
She died to sin--she died TO care
But for a moment felt the rod
Then springng on the viewless air.
Spread her light wings and scared to God.