The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-08
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r. this (vidsy) afternoon at three O'clock from No. 40
j, Hssos Suddenly, a Jamaica, L. L, on wsdneeda
i''l6, hAKr T. JoaSsos, aged 40 years, months and =
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attend funeral from the bouee OF her brother John
N. johnson. tho village Of jamaica on Saturday as'-
pocp at bali past O'Clock Cars leave South ferry,
Brooklyn, 81 10 0'c 0ck A. H.
JrDcx-On Wednesday evening, April 6, STEPHEN JuDuu,
10 the 500 year OF bis sge
The friends Of family invited 10 attend his fun
raj. Saturday rDooo, al one O'Clock, from his 10 .
reside nee. No 1875 West Thirty seventh street.
LAwNEy-Un Wednesday evening, April 8, after q o,s
tuoe, JANE, the beloved wife OF Robert Lawney, aged 70
years and months.
Her remains VIII be taken for interment from her late
residence, No l22 First avenue 10 the Cemetery OF the
Eeerg eers this (Frdav) afte at two o'clock The
friends and acquaintance OF the family invited 70 IT
Tend, with out further notice.
MAK1s--0n Wednesday evening, April 8, after short
but severe lOess, MARY ASs elaes daughter Of Bryan
apr ,erSs M ~, aged 70 years and ~ days
Ioner. ths tIoay) morning. at niae O'Clock, from the
residence Of her stber No. $40 Madison street Her
QUEEN mass will be offered for the repose Of her soul
and from thence TO the Cemetery in Eleventh street for in
tel meDk
NoRGAS.-At Bpghamton, IN. Y. on Monday, April 4,
Major CHAusY MORGAN, aged 6s years father OF Henry
A. Morgan, of the arm Of Morgan Qaackenbus Of this
city.
MURPHY.-On Wednesday, April 9, MARY ASsx MURPHY,
aged years, months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this (Rrday) afternoon al
O'Clock from the residence OF her parents No. l4s
East Thirty fourth street.
MAID, of consumption, aged 81 years ard months.
The relatives and frends OF tho family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon, a.
two O'Clock at No So Columbia street. Her remains will
be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery.
PAKDKx On rhursdas, April 7, EPHRAM PARpKE, aged
II years, mouths and IL days.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the fune
raj Saturday, from his late residence, No 2oa West
Eighteenth street.
RANDEL -Un Thursday morning, at six O'Clock, April
The friends and relatives are requested attend the u
neral Sunday noon, at O'Clock, from bis late
residence, No. 500 BrooDe street.
RoxsKnR suddenly, on Wednesday, April 8, CONRAD
RorBhER aged 20 years.
The members Of Empire Hook and Ladder Company No.
g. honorary members, relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend his funeral Saturday morning,
O'clock from HE late residence No. 1888 Attorney
street. His remains will be taken TO the German Catholic
church in Tbirtelh street, whore high mass Will DE
offered up for him. He was taken from In the prime Of
life and noble rem an he was; whom the company
cherished and loved May his soul rest in peace. Anon
Enthusiastically, on Thursday, April Z, ex Alderman
ILMuhL nTAAs veteran Of the war OF 1872 in the 10th
year of bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his fuoera, on Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock from his late residence, In Bedford avenue
between Myrtle and Park avenues, Brooklyn.
SzrAc2cE.-0n Wednesday, April o, of apopexy, a.
No. ss2 Itird avenue Dr. LOUIS szpsczcK aged % years
fully invited TO attend his funeral Sunday afternoon,
at two O'Clock, to Greenwood Cemetery.
OF jeremiah and Elizabeth wilkinson, aged years
and IL months.
tend the funeral from the residence Of his parents No
1l2 Madison street, this friday afternoon at o'clock
His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
terment
TO nm EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
You will oblige me by citing the notice Of my
DEATH j. Curtis which appeared in your paper yester
day; il has been inserted by some malicious scouIdrel
X. j. CURTIS
new YoRx, 40 Fulton street, April T. 1859.