The New York herald., 1862-10-03
Died.

to attend the funeral,
two o'clock from the residence Of her mother, No. 2o3
West Twenty ninth street
CAepESrEs.-On Thursday, October 2, PATRICK CARpEN
TER, aged IS years.
THO funeral win take place Saturday, from his late
residence, corner Of fIty seventh street and Eleventh
avenue The ricGas and ao4gan'aEces are respectfully
DloNsoS.-At Key West, Fla on Sunday, September 81
of liver complaint JtEAs ncKsos prlntor, private oi
Com any A, Niuotiota regiment New York Volunteers,
aged % years.
FoeTMAN-Un Wednesday evening, October l, FgANIs
H., the beloved Of .ohu aud Hannah footman, aged
years, month and da.
The fhneIa! vii take place this (Frday> afternoon at
two O'Clock from tie reseenco OF bis parents, No. 10
West FORTY ninth street.
GAIK.Ai St LOUIS NO., on Tuesday Sep enlber %, at
six O'clock I. NJ Of dip.hera, ANNE LENA, agei years
and months. A,so of same disease, ON thursday, sep
tenbar %, at three ociack A. NJ, WALTER PERCY, twn
children ol william q. and Mary Il. Gale
eoRpoH-At Bass Te're Island OF st. Kits West IN
dies. OF consumption, san seventh daughter Of Fran
els Gordon late o iu,.tiy, Aberdeenshire, scotland
Aharde q papers and Banishire Journal please copy
Hoou -Dn Monday, eltenber %. at the hospital,
the battle field WILLIAM hocH aged Is years 10 months
aud Il days from wounds received at the battle Ane
tam, on Wednesday, September II leceased was a
member of The Fourth regiment N. Y. S. Y. locott Lie
Guard).
The friends OF the family, also the members Of the
Fourth regiment now III the city, are respectfully invited
to attend the funera this Frday) afternoon. at one
O'Clock from the residence Of his mother No. $50 Fourth
street, without further invitation.
JOINS Mn the hospital al Alexandria, on Sunday,
September Z, from wounds received at the battle OF
Manassas, August 80, JOHN JOHNSON. member OF the
Fifth Duryec'S eldest Elizabeth
anu the Late Martin johnson, aged Il years, months
and days.
The services, which his friends and those of
the family res ectiuy invited will take place al the
Reformed Dutch church, Jamaica, L. l., this (friday)
morIing. at eleven O'Clock.
JENKINS On ihrsday, October 2, Mrs SARAH JENKINS,
aged 30 years and ID days.
The relatives of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Eriday) afternoon at
two O'Clock from her late residence, 13 Third avene,
between thirty first and Thirty second streets, without
further Invitation.
Wadp Oc.oh lop1
ness, HENRY LAMcKEN, youngest child OF Henry and
Helena lamcken, aged . months aad 20 days.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the fu eral this trday) afternoon,
two O'Clock, from the residence of his PARENTS No. So
frst street, between South Eighth and South Ninth
streets, Williamsburg, to Lutheran Cemetery.
LAYroS.-On Tuesday, september 80 at the residence
Of Richard Patterson, Esq. near Rosyn, L. l., JANE L.
LAYToS daughter OF the late Garret layton in the 55h
year Cf her age.
TIE funeral will take place this (Friday) morning. II
o'clock, at Manllassett church, L. leaving the house
or Mr. Patterson ten O'Clock The friends and ac
quantances are respectfully requested to attend without
LIE CoxrE.-of consumption at twenty minutes past six
O'Clock on Thursday evening, October 2 MARY EzABEiH
DU Bois, wife OF Vincent N. LIE Comte.
The funeral will take place at her late resi-
dence l49 West Forythrd street, on saturday morning.
Brooklyn and Philadelphia papers please copy.
MELDRuA.-cn Thursday, October 2, MESM1 JANE
MkLpRuM, youngest daughter Of Robert and Mary Mel
drum aged years and months
The funeral will take place from ALI Atlantic street,
Brooklyn, this Sfrday) afternoon at three O'Clock
i,
ceived at the battle Of Manassas GEORGE Mason in the
32d year Of hts age.
three O'Clock, from John street Methodist Episcopal
church. HIS friends, and the members of Keystone
Lodge, No. 235, and Harlem Lodge, No. 4S7, f. A. NJ,
and the members Of Manhattan Engine Company, No. 43
invited TO attend.
MASONIC --Kcystcne Lodge No. 2s5.-Thc members Of
this lodge hereby notined to meet at Antique room
Odd Fellows Hail. this day (rday). at half past twelve
O'Clock r. NJ, attend the funeral our late brother
George Mason. The fraternity general is invited to
attend JOSEPH J. JENNINGS, W. NJ.
WILLIAM GUAM, Secretary.
McRsAN.-On "Wednesday, October /, GEORGE MORGAN,
native Of Wales, in the 6Oth year Of his age.
The friends and relatives of the family and the
bers OF the St. Davds Benefit and Benevolent Societies.
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late resteuce 63s Fourth street, this (Friday) after
noon, at two O'Clock
States FREDERICK Md. from tie effects Of gun
shot wound received while the discharge of his duty at
the battle of Anti.an. Sergeant JAMES J. MONAGHAN of
Company X FortysecDnd New York State Volunteers,
Tammany regiment, aged "A years
The relatives and ionds Of the family also those Of
the regiment now ia the city, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his uncle Mat
thew Monaghan of Eighth and Lewis streets this
Friday Afternoon at two O'Clock precisely.
MuLyEy.-on Thursday, October 2, Mrs. BRIDGET MrI-
yEY, rative OF the town o Galway, Ireland, aged "a
years
The funeral will take place from her late residence 3s
York street, Brooklyn, on saturday Afternoon at two
O'Clock.
Galway (Ireland) papers please COPY.
McEslpE-on Wednesday, October l, rErER McrRrpr.
aged 80 years.
Patrick most respectfully invited to attend the
raj. from his late ridence No % Tenth avenue, this
(Friday) Afternoon at two O'Clock.
Francisco California; and Ncnahan and Cavan Ire-
land) papers please coyy.
NaGEL.-0n Wednesday evening, October I, GEORGE
JOHNSON NheEL, youngest OF Joseph and Jane Nagc
aged months and "a days.
The ricnds and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funcral AZ No. 60 Third street.
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock.
oCoSSoR-JoHS TERENCE, the beloved child Of Patrick
and Catharine Connor, aged months.
vted to attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents Columbia College, Forty ninth street, between
Fourth and Fifth avenues, this Friday) afternoon, at
two O'Clock.
RxYsolDs-on Thursday, October O. after severe i'll.
Notice Of the funeral will bo given hereafter
RrEnAS.-n Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October l. FL
MIRA T., infant daughter Of James and Mary 5. Reman,
aged year and IL days.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the
funeral this Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock from No.
RosxAs:-At Keyswest, Fla, on Thursday, September
IS, OF yellow fever on board the flagship st. Lawrence,
GERALD H. RoMAN, aged n years. Of the late Dr.
bert Rosman Of Brooklyn and Private Secretary Of
modore J. L. Lardner commanding Eastern Gulf Block.
His remains were Inferred at Key West.
srRASeK.-At nglesde near Hastings, westchester
SON O Albert g. and Elizabeth strange aged aa Years @ and
months.
parents at Ingeside Saturday Carriages will be in
waiting the Hastings station OF the Hudson River Rail
to convey rcnds to the house the arrival Of the
train leaving Chambers street at ocock Saturday
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral, without further invitation.
ssnH-On saturday, september 20, In the hospital
the battle field from wounds received at the battle Of
Antieam, September IL WILLIAM SMITH, Corporal Of Com
pany G, ,sixty-ninth regiment tIrsh Brgade New York
Volunteers, aged 81 years and5 months
Glasgow and Edinburg papers please copy.
SQUIRE suddenly, Tuesday, september 30 of dis.
ease OF the heart ABNER SQUIRE, formerly Hartford
Conn in tho 0sth year OF his age.
hefuneral will take place from his late residence 16l
Elm street. this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock The
friends OF the family respectfully invited attend
His remains will 10 taken 70 Hartford for in,erment
WrscHMASN.-on Thursday, October 2, META CArHARryA
wfscnMAsN only daughter Of Hermann and Meta Wisch
mann aged months and Is days.
Notice Of the funeral will be given in to morrow paper
Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2, 1892
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