The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-27

vAmxxmx-rAvLoR ON Thursday. November "a, by
tho Rev Mr. Yelling ABRAHAM. vAsDxassoK to VIRGINIA
TAYLOR, all Of thus CITY.
Died.
BARxrxY.-Ou Thursday, Nov "a, ANDREW RARKIxr,
native vi Ire and, III the 45th year OF his aye.
The friends and acquantauces OF the family also the
members OF the seamen's Boarding Housekeepers Asso
cation respectfully the funeral this
dehce No. 2, Chestnut street. without further potce
CALAS Friday, Nov. rs, PATRICK Henry CALLAy,
The friends and acquantances the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, rom residence Of
bis father, VIM. Caan, corner Herkmer street ana
Brooky avenue, Bedford, Brooklyn, this Sunday after
noon, At two o'ctck.
this city, 90 Thursday, Nov %,
by the Rev. Mr. Deaverne, Mr.. MARK NJ D0Bsos Of New
Haven, 70 Miss AMnA A., daughter OF the late Robert
Reynolds, Of this city
Canaaa papers please copy
DAvs-At Stroudsburg, Pa, on Sunday, November 20,
Joas DAVIS late Of the Grsrd House, New York; aged
ixGxAs-On saturday, Nov. %, CHARLES DxoxAS, aged
or Gloon, Ireland.
uneral, from his late residence No sS5 Seventh avenue,
bis Sunday afternoon at two o'clock, without further
notice.
DuTr.-Ssddenly, at 3l2 Monroe street, on Saturday,
November 20, OWN purY, aged as years, native Of
day HERALD 10 his frienos and relatives The members
Of the T. r Me&gher Club aud those Of tho Sixty ninth
Regiment are requested 70 take notice.
DomxrY.-On Friday, Nov. g. arer q short Illness.
THoxAs T. DoaEr youngest son Of Daniel and Margaret
s ssss q he family invite.
tho funeral from the residence Of his parents, No.
2a4 Monroe street this Sunday afternoon tone O'Clock
GiiHskT.-ln Stamford Conn, on Saturday, Nov. Is,
SUsAS r., wife OF Jairus Y. Gilbert.
The funeral will take place at Stamford, on Monday
leave the depot corner Of Fourth and Twenty
seventh street, at eight O'Clock Carriages will DO in
readiness at the depot in Stamford The remains will be
taken 10 Grcenw ,od for intcrment.
GRAIEY Friday, Nov IS, SnnMus NJ GRAIEY
agea 10 years, 10 months and days. Of typhus fever
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from the residence Of his father SO Elizabeth street.
GMyEs.At his residence, Rockvew, near Marybo-
RoBsRT GRAVES Esq AS old resident Of Mary bOrough
he lived respected and died regretted being universally
admired for his gentIemany bearing and urbanty Of
| ner TO all with whom he acquainted.
Copied from Leinster Cypress.
CHARLES r. HAwEs Of Yonkers, n " eldest son Of the
late Peter Hawes, OF this city
The relatives and friends OF the family invited to
s'tebd the funeral from the First Presbyterian church
(Rev DR.. Seward), Yonkers, Tuesday afternoon, at
O'Clock Trains leave Hudson River Railroad station
Chambers street At eleven s o ocSes M return trains
| KNoII-On Wednesday Nov. % CHARLES 0sKAR KNOLL
eldest OF Theodore and Marie Knoll, aged years,
Milwaukee Sentinel please copy.
HoRsTMASS-On Saturday, Nov. DC, JOHN HEINRICH
UoRnMANS son Of Heinrich and Matilda Horsmann, aged
/ year, IL months and Is days.
The friends and relatives are invited to attend the
funeral from the corner Of Sackett and Columbia streets,
South rookiyn this Sunday afternoon at ~o O'Clock
kERASs-Op Saturday, Nov. 26, THOMAS j. KERANs son
| of Edward and Catherine Kerans
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the residence Of his parents 23S Cherry street,
| without further invitation
/ KLusESErs On Friday morning Nov. 49, after a long
and painful Illness OSWALD JUllSo KLustsKR, aged year
| mouths and i3 days
tend the funeral from his late residence No So Batavia
street of James this Sunday afternoon at two
o'clock His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
ixcoNTE-On saturday Nov. o. Mr.. NICHOLAS LIZ
ooN1E, ST., aged "a years and ~ months.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the Methodist Episcopal church
Duane street, between Greenwich and Hudson streets
4 this Sunday afternoon AT two O'Clock
MURrHY.--In this city, Friday morning. Nov. 81 af-
ter short lines, DAVID MURPHY printer aged "a years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence No 1872 Ma son
| street. this Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock
MnER.-0n Friday, Nov. Is, THOMAS F. MILLER, son o.
John F. and Emeiine Miller aged years, months anc
! Is days.
The Mosaic Lodge No AIS, r and A. NJ, and the rcla
tves and friends OF the family respectfully invit ID
funeral this Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from 25S East Ninth street The remains 10 be taken
Union Cemetery for interment.
Father mother, weep no more,
Your little one Is bicss'd;
| Ana in hat land Of light and love
| He eyermore shall rest.
HiCGNs-On Saturday, Nov. &c, PEARSON MlrIlM HG
GINS, aged years aud months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock
from the residence Of bis parents 273 Elizabeth street
RocHE-On Saturday morning, Nov. 20, MICHAEL ROCHE
native of the parish Of Glanworh county Cork Ireland
in the 4Uth year OF his age.
The ffeuds and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from his Late residence $50 East Twenty fourth street
I OBITUARY.
Died, suddenly at bis residence, Saturday, Nov. -
ABRAHAM MrsERols aged So years. after having attended
his business up the evening previous his death
He the only brother of the late Alder b. j.
Mseioe and his father OF the earliest settlers OF
tnT.lEhp hll rnily
tons extensive and by whom his loss will be deeply
regretted. We sympabizs with his family in their sad
bereavement, his wife being deprived OF kind husband
the Children OF kind and aectonate father OF truly
! Christian principles.