The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-20

On Wednesday, April ls CArnARsE wife Of James
The friends Of the family, and those of her SON
James Furey ESQ., requested to attend the funeral
from her late residence No. 221 West Thirty fourth
street this morning. at eleven ocfock without further
On Thursday. April 10 in the e2a year of her age RA
The relatives and friends Of the family those OF her
sons, James NJ and John p r. and SON. in. law, William
smith mi, are respectfully to attend the fame
dence No 2es West Twenty second street, without fur
Suddenly, ON Wednesday, April Is, HARRIET AUGUSTA
BURGESS aged years and 10 months youngest daugh-
ter Of Capt. j. and Maria M. Burgess.
tend the fursr this AFTERNOON at two osock from the
resdsnc OF her parents, No. 247 Seventh street.
Boston and Little Compton, R. l., papers please copy
James +. and Harriet Joyce.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
o'clock from tbs dencs OF her parents No. SO East
Twenty seventh street, without further invitation.
in II. s OF M saa
deared him large circle Of friends who deeply feel
their iOss; Of him II might truly be said
None knew him but TO lave him,
None named him but to praise.
The relative, and frends Of the family the members
Of O. f., are respectfully invited TO attend his fune
raj st half past two O'Clock this afternoon from his late
residence, No. 43 Edrdge street His remains will bs
taftn to Carmansville, Trinity Cemetery.
Philadelphia and California papers please copy.
Louisa daughter q Charles sOssnpa oys
10 months and days. ee's-' So
The relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to
the residence OF Her paIents, No $40 sixth avenue.
On Tuesday evening; April II, CoRDEIA, youngest
daughter Of Charles and Elizabeth Chapman.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon at three o'clock from
On Wednesday morning, April 49, after long AMI Sc
we're illness greatly respected JoHN RUoAsrE proprietor
of the FRANKLIN Square Hotel No. a2s Pearl street.
70 attend the funeral this afsrnooa, at two O'CLOCK
His remains win be inferred in Green wood Cemetery.
Roosr o he 49, og sPpay
1he friends Of the family invited to attend the fa
neral this afternoon, at two o'clock from No. 1a Suffolk
On Wednesday, April 10, CATHERINE MULHoLIASp, a
native Of Portadown, county Armagh, Ireland, aged %
The funeral will take place. at two O'Clock this aftsr
noon from the residence Of her father, No. 1877 Division
street her relatives and friends are requested to at
On Thursday, April 10, EZRA W, youngest son of Dr.
and %, MS g.! q. Wesis Brown, aged IS months.
neral without further notice. tomorrow afternoon at
four o'clock from the residence of his parents No. SO
On Thursday eve ming April 10, Of consumption, DAVID
D., son Of David D. Crane aged 80 years. 7months and
Further notice viii be given.
no,tSn and papers please copy
Due notice win be given whsn the funeral will take
place.
Phnadelpnia papers please copy.
On Thursday, April TO- EMMA NJ, nrst daughter Of
Richard and Evellne Lmbeck aged year and months.
Funeral from No, l4s East Twenty fifth street, on
Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
On Wednesday, April Is, Mrs. SUSAN vARAN, widow Of
the late George W. Varian, aged Is years.
Her friends, the butchers Of New York and yicn-
IT, respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
afternoon, at three O'Clock, from her late residence
the Cross Roads, Williamsburg.
On Tuesday evening, April II, ct Woodhaven LII at
the residence of Mr.. William v. B. Howard Of
Of the lungs Mrs. CArHARNE ELIZABETH BLYTHE widow OF
John BY the, native Of Lancaster, Pa.
Her friends and her children requested to call i'm
medately.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.