The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-13

HLlYSE-on rucsdsy February 10, OF scarlet sever,
CARi1k, youngest daughter Of Theodore and Elizabeth
Ann Hiiyer, aged year, 10 months and Is days.
Inc friends on the family invited TO attend the fu
neral from the residence Of her parents Isl Rvingoa
street, on Thursday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
ioffMRs Tuesday, February IL, LOUISA GRAHAM,
Only daughter Of Lnaey NJ, Jr., and Margaret l. Ho
man, In the Sd year Of her age.
The friends of tho family invited 10 attend her re-
neral without further invitation from the Church Of
On Thursday afternoon, at half past two O'Clock.
HOLLAND AT Washington Heights, on Tuesday MORN
The r"yea sn %S ~ IL h assa ~ sSa Of John
Holland, respectfully ovited to attend his funo
t tsis az the Washington Heights Presbyterian church
iv o hairoad train viii leave Chambers street u
yos-on Tuesday, February 10, after short Illness,
~ her residence, No IL West Thirty fifth street. JULIA
CsSET ST. urr, wife Of Dr. E. Lee Jones' daughter
Her remains wll be taken to virginia for intcrment
llospaon Monday, February IL KsTr ELIZABETH, only
child Of George W. and Carrie T. Lloyd, aged monsl
and 10 days.
Farewell lovely, tender blossom,
Lent 10 us here few short hours
But now IN a more genial sphere,
Thou'lt bloom for eer in heavenly bowers.
=, MMAnS-aon Monday, February IL, after siaGs
illness Mrs. CARoTsA MAlls, wife Of Cord Maken IN
the Seth year Of her age.
Tho relatives friends also the members OF United
brothers No $50, respectfully invited attend
funeral, HON her late residence No. "a Elizabeth strce
Grand street this "wednesday afternoon al ou
ooocx. Her remains viii BIO taken to Greenwood Come
'ey.
land, in the atty fifth year Of his age
me r9yes and friends of the family, also those n
funeral, from his late residence 10 90 0aI sreet thss
| "Wednesday afternoon. at one O'Clock
McGows.-on Sunday evening, February 10 Bsasnu
NcGowN, aged % years, months and 10 DAVIS
M renas ana res,yes and Sso Of tho family ass
at two O'Clock, from tho residence of his father & IL
| McIown, iO6th street and Third avenue.
olive, On Tuesday morning, February IL, MnLx
JANE, eldest daughter Of John and Mary oliver aged
| yems, III mouths and IL days.
1ha 9andfr
attend her funeral from the residence of her parents
No 10 CITY Han place, on this wednesday, afternoon.
Al baf' past one precisely
PoEIER-oD SUNDAY, February TO- GEAnA A. PORTE,
OF Springfield, VI.
RrDcAN.-0n Monday, February IL, JOHANNA, wife q
Timothy lseocan emo daughter of John Barry, aged =
years uAd months.
Her iTencs those of her husband are respectfully
one O'Clock, from James street church Her remains
vii. be taken TO Calvary Cemetery Tor intermcnt.
RCHARDsos.--S Suddenly, on Tuesday, February IL.
MAEGAREr A. daughter Of the lao John W. Richardson
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Friday morniug
at ten O'Clock from fer late residence, l04 East Thur
e nth street Her remains will BIO taken to Westchester
81. FEln-At pdan Valley, Plumas county, California.
Of the late j. Il. st. Felix, of New York.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
sTuARI.-op Tuesday morning, February II, of con
| stuart aged 20 years and - days.
Tho relatives and friends of tho family reepectfu1
y invited to attend tho funeral this "wednesday After
noon at -four O'Clock without further invitation,
the residence of her parents No IL Cannon street. H3
remains will be conveyed TO Poekski for interment.
! JouN IosBs, late Of Brooklyn.
His friends ana Of Independent Royal Arch
Lodge, No. 2, and A. NJ, respectfully invited -
att md his fanoral from st. iaus church. New York.
Thursday afternoon, ~ two O'Clock.
| NARY-On Sunday, February 10, Of Inflammation q
the lungs ADA ElIABJH, only daughter OF J. Harrsoa
| ana Mary Anne Vary, aged months and days.
VAN WYcn AT College POINT, L. l., on Monday, Fea,-
ruary II MARa AVN, widow Of tho lato Samuel Van
| WICK, in the SEA year Of her age.
/ reletyea are a haP
funeral, at the Episcopal church in Flushing Thurs
aay q en q nS 'an steamboat eaV
WMDRoS.-0n Tuesday, February II, Of consumption,
AGNES WAiDRoN native of Boyle, county of RoscommOo
Tho friends and of the family respectfully
invited to attond the funeral Thursday afternoon q
O'Clock from her late residence, No. 121 East TWEEN
ty ninth street. between Second and Third avenues.
YvnE-on Sunday, February 10, Of disease of tn
| heart, HYAcIHTU YyEIS, for thirty years q mer-
chant Of this city, in the 68th year OF his age.
1hefrienda Of the family are respectfully invited al
O'Clock, from the residence his son. G. G. Yoein,
in Lexington avenue, first house above Forty fourth
street.
The death u Mogs b SEx.s tho youngest sou Il
gsnj S an, sseiKss Esq q this city which occurred
| lima, while II has ovcrw hcmed his parents and family
with grief has occasoned tho sncerost feelings Of re
among large circle Of acquaintances, to whom he had
endeared himself b. his generous and manly nature and
his frank and amiab!e disposition II IL but few weeks
since, that he loft hs homo with III the animation and
ardent hopes Of youth Of eighteen join his brother
in tho South and scarcely had he reached the place OF his
destination when he seized vi it'll the sudden and
| fatal illness which speedily summoned his devoted
parents to The bedside Of their CARING boy TO be
claimed by Him who gives and who taketh away In
his last hours FOND mothers hand smoothed his pillow,
mother voice cheered MIN until his spirit fled to
bright realms of bliss where and suffering enter
not and tho fond mother, in the performance of .
sad and bearrending duly, accompanied his remains -
the homo from which he 10 greatly missed, thas
they sleep beneath the skies and soil OF his nativity
Mourn not the early called for they bess'd,
| Whom the Almighty in Ills wisdom takes
From this bao world, where ardent youths bset
With dire temptation.
The fairest flowers
IN their earliest bloom often Dippd
BY an untimely frost, and with man;
Zen in the 6prirg time OF his life, while hope
In rainbow hues the future paints,
The summons comes viii III VIC must all obey.
The flower dearly loved droops, withers, dies,
To bloom again IN thpsc eternal gardens
\ Where all lie peace and everlasting Joy.
Then mourn him not whom God in love has calledj
But, like the patT iarch Of old submit,
| And say, "So more the we loved can
To Us, but shall go to him again,
To dwell In love and happiness forever"