The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04


In South nedham Mass, on Wednesday, October g. 6.
consumption JOSEPH JORDAN printer, formerly Of this
city, aged % years Mr. j. was wen and ayer ably known
in New York and large circle Of friends viii receive the
Of his death with sincere regret For several years
hc was engaged IN the HERALD Office and by his upright
honorable and manly conduct secured the estee and
respect OF all with whom he associated. 'May be
resi- in peace.n
suddenly, on Saturday Sept 20, Of apoplexy JAMES II.
BnES Esq merchant, Of this city In the 6is year OF
his age
The funeral win take place on Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock from the Church Of the Ascension corner
Fifth and Tenth street. The friends Of the family
those Of his son. $ Wentworth and Of his sons-inla
Rev Charles Reynolds and John b. Wilson, invited to
attend, without further notice The remains will be
taken to Trinity Cemetery Cor interment.
On Tue@day, October in the 9th year OF her age
MARY widow Of the late Peter Short formerly Of Drum
keeran, parish Of Cloone, county iatrim, Ireland.
Her friends and those Of her law, John McEa-
tyre, invited 80 attend the funeral from her late
sidence, No. AZ Ninth avenue, this afternoon at half
past one O'Clock, without further tnEitation.
on,Wednesday October 3, AsNm IccyER, second daugh
ter OF Rev. John J. and Henrianna EmendoTf, aged
years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon half past
o'clock from the Church Of the Holy nnocent West
Thirty.seventh street, without further invitation.
On wednesday' October g. George suru, ship joiner.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited
tend the funeral this afternoon AZ two o'clock from his
late residence No 225 Lewis street His remains will be
taken 70 Union Cemetery for ntermcnt.
a, Yorkyle, n. y, on Monday evening, October J. Of
scarlet fever RrTn BARnos eyed years and Jays only
We sat and watched her bosom heaving,
And softly bent 10 list her breathing
And there were tears. and gloom and sighing,
For that sweet rosebud slowly dying.
Savannah and Augusta, Ga, papers please copy.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday, October 3, Mrs. NARY ASS
BuGGy.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral this afternoon three o'clock
from her late residence stewart street York street
On Tuesday October 2, Mrs Mary MAIlES, aged 20
years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
Invited "a attend the funeral from her late residence No
2o2 First street Williamsburg this afternoon at two
O'Clock
AZ Bedford Weschcser county Of dyscn;ery contract
81 ~ boarding school, GEORGE W. youngest son William
J. Noodcock, aged 10 years and IL month";
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 20
attend the funeral from g. Marks Church. in this city
Al quarter past two O'clock tomorrow afternoon s
remains will be taken TO Trinity Cemetery
AT Panama, on thursday Sept. o. MARY JA~E wife OF
Dr. 7. Rogers. and daughter Of the late George King
Their friends and acqGantances respectfully invited
attend the funeral this afternoon AZ half past two
O'clock from the residence Of Asa Gardner No. Rutgers
place.
At the Isle o =. Heena Thursday March g. OF con
SUMPTION after protrscted illness SrI1mAN b. WEsorr
eldest of Jas r. Wesc0t ~ this city aged ~ years
months and days. lie was much esteemed by All with
whom he associated and they deeply sympathlse with
the bereayed family.