The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-04


CoDDrNoros-On Thursday March 8, Ann, wife Of James
Codcirgton, in the Goth year Of her age
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral without further notice, at her late
residence No ID West Twelfth street, Seventh ave-
nue., on Saturday. at twelve O'Clock Her remains will be
taken to Woodbridge, New Jersey.
CoIGAN-On Thursday, March 8, THOMAS CoIGAN, after
long and severe illness, aged 35 years
HIS relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral on Saturday afternoon, ut O'clock
from his late residence Of 126h street Third
avenue, Harlem, without further notice.
DCSN.-0n Thursday morning. March 3, after q short,
very severe attack membranous Group ExrRxxTl-
ANA. second daughter Of James P. and Mary E. Dunn,
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral, from the residence Of
her parents No. 1913 West Twenty first street, this ri
HARRISON Wednesday, Feb. %, al Muskego Centre
Wisconsin, Of congestion Of the BRAIN Mr.. WILLIAM T. HAa
"'i PIiia SI isassa please COPY
:, MADDEs-suddenly, on Wednesday, March 2, MIcuAn
xmembers Of Nassau Hose Company No. &c. respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral late residence
No. es Fulton street. this friday afternoon, at two
MooNAOn Thursday, March 8, after short illness,
JAMES Moon, eyed rs years, months and days.
The friends Of the family, and members OF lafayette
Lodge No. GA +. and A. X, and Of Adelphi Chapter No.
1853 A. M respectfully invited to attend the fune.
on
O'Clock.
MuRPnY.-on Thursday, March s, WILLIAM MURPHY, in
a,
parish of Innskillen.
His friends relatives requested to attend his f.
Their notice from his residence No las First avenue His
remains will be taken to Calvery cemetery.
scHRcD,R.-on Wednesday, March O. WILLIAM HnnY
beloved son Of John H. and Catharne Frances Schroeder
aged years, months and day.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
Of Carroll street and Third avenue Brooklyn, this ri
day. afternoon at three O'Clock, without further invita-
tion His remains will be taken to Greenwood cemetery
smH.-On Thursday, March 8, Of Group, JAMES B.
youngest son OF George A. and Celia Smith, aged Il
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
u % M from the resdenSs 81 al
at two O'Clock The remains will be Inferred in Calvary
cemetery. 80
raussis On Sunday morning. Feb. q, at her resi-.
widow Of the late Philip russer formerly Of that place
and daughter Of the late John Davies, Of this city
family, in the cemetery at Railway, N. j., on Tuesday
Torn-on Thursday, March g. MARmA D. Husrrosp,
her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are requested to
attend hs funeral from No. leo Grand street, Jersey
rEnBzxIoFT.-On Tuesday, March /, Mrs. AssA CArz-
RxA, wife Of Mr. Ernst F. Tebbenho aged 20 years. II
The friends and acquaintance of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this friday Afternoon
a. hslfpas. enc O'Clock from her late residence, No.
2o6 varck street. without other invitations
Cincinnati and Chicago papers please copy.
IoMrKns. On Wednesday, March 2, Of scarlet fever
MARIHAKTA, only child Of Samuel e. and Elizabeth A.
Tompkins, aged years and months.
Funeral TO take place at the resdcrccos her grand.
roher Mrs. Dickerson No. 200 Bridge street, Brooklyn
at three o'clock this friday afternoon.
TxoLAr On Thursday, March 3, Of congestion Of the
lungs LOUIS TxoIAf J, eldest son Of the late Louis j.
Timolat Esq., OF this CITY, aged 38 years aud "a days.
The relatives and freads OF the family those OF
bis brother n-law, Capt W. s. Hutton, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, Saturday Afternoon
half past O'Clock, from No. Carroll place Checker
streef,) without further invitation.
WrTESBERa AT Williamsburg, on Thursday morning,
March 3, Mrs. ESTER WrTENBKRG aged 81 years.
The friends Of Francis Joseph and Theodore wenberg
respectfully invited to attend the funeral at resi-
dence OF her son.lnaw, @. s. Merritt No. 1l6 Fourth
street. Williamsburg, Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock
Philadelphia papers please copy.