The New York herald., 1863-12-10
sa, ,so in ,os.an. Due notice Of The fuoora, vii be

| given.
| Kings county (Ire,and) papers pleaao copy
| pAw,on Tuesday, Deoe"ssss, Mrs. hARA A. Paw
attend funeral her late residence, No 1871 wesi
Fifteenth street, This Thursday, at twelve O'Clock NJ
PBnLTs.-Ou Tuesday, December 8, OF convulsions,
MANY MARGARET infant daughter OF and Charlotte
1 Phillips, aged months and II days.
invited TO attend the funeral from the sdenoe OF her
parents $40 Grand street. this thursday) afternoon, At
RAySos Suddenly, at Harlem, on Tuesday December
g. from gunshot wound accidentally received, SEAMAN
RAYEoa, aged 45 years formerly Of Hampstead, L.
Tho fuberal Will take place from bis late residence l20th
ereet, between First and Second avenues, Friday
morning, at half past seven O'Clock. The remains will bc
lnterIsd az Hampstead, L. j., and be conveyed ey the
nine O'Clock train of the Long Island Railroad from
Hunters Point Tho relatives and friends are respect
Washington D. c., and Long Island papers please copy
Rutsrn--At Hoboken, on Tuesday, December 8, ELLEN
Ia beloved child OF James and Elizabeth Russell, aged 10
years, months aud ~ days.
The funeral win take place from the residence Of her
parents 2s7 Bloomfield street from thence 10 81. MaryE
church, where solemn Mass will be offered for the
suERlpAs-suddenly, on Tuesday Desembers 6. Cuais-
TOPPER snERDAs, native Of the county Of Wesmeath,
HIS friends ana relatives and those of his sons Parck
and Thomas Sheridan and his sons in law James Strong
Terence Mealee respectfully invited
funeral this Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock from
the residence OF his SOD, Patrick Sheridan 6% East
srorr.-On tuesday, December 8. MARcARrr, wife Of
aged 81 years
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
and Myrtle avenues Brooklyn, this Thursday afternoon,
at two O'Clock Her remains VIII be taken 10 Evergreen
Cemetery.
sooILY.--On Tuesday, December s, ElzAnrm sorLlv.
daughter Of Edward and Jane scuy aged year and 10
months.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral father 500
Eleventh avenue, corner Of Forty street, this Thurs
day. afte noon, at one o'clock.
swErSy -on Tuesday, December =, CHAmrs swKssY,
The relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence s
orrnd street, IN ahs % %isaTsday1 mSrnng a. ten o'eGes
Cork, Ireland.
The relatives and friends of family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his late residence 476
Pearl street this Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
His remains viii be taken TO Calvary Cemetery for inter
ment.
WAGON tuesday, December 8, FRANCS WALLACE,
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend the faneral from her late residence No Washing
ton street cnrner OF battery place. this Thursday after
wIoGER-on Wednesday, December Q, EiTArEm VIC.
GER, wife Of John D. Wieger, aged SO years
Tie relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 al
tend the funeral Friday morning. at nine O'Clock from
her LATE residence, 90 west Thirty first street.
WAsAs-Op Friday, November 81, OF disease OF the
heart, JoHS wAsAs, in the seth year OF his age
The friends aud ac!uant,nces are invited 70 attend the
ther notice.
THE LATE MAJOR GILBERT N. ELLIOTT.
I AZ special meeting Of the members OF the class Of
1861 Of the New York FREQ Academy held December g.
1868 committee was appointed 10 draft resolutions
memoratve OF their late friend and elias mate MAJOR
Gilbert Elliott AID reported the following which were
unanimously adopted
Whereas, has pleased allwise Providence 70 re-
move from oor number late classuate and (riend
gilbert NJ Elliott in the MIDST OF Of usefulness
and duty, while In the vigor OF youth and engaged
service o his country and where's We for the FIRST
time since graduation called upon rive expression
10 our deep sorrow for the loss OF who WAS
pshed scholar, faithful and agreeable friend and IN
whom we recognized the uHight and respected citizen
Me beroic and successful soder the duful az
fectionate brother and whereas the military career o
the deceased, which commeuced a. a second hsutenana
IN The One Hundred and Second regiment, New
York Volunteers, Immediately after his academic
course at the early call Of bis country and
by his death major, while CALAMITY loading his Tegi
men 10 victory, OF such brilliant character 20
elicit the admiration OF all and deserving OF especial
mention therefore be Il
Resolved, That while we bow In humble eubmission 10
this dispensatop Of Almighty God, would tepderly
cherish the remembrance OF his iustrious career
signal services az Incentives 10 ourselves and others
emulate bis virtues and equal his patriotsn.
Resolved That we tender warmeet ani moet heart
felt sympathy 10 bis bereaved family and friends their
loss OF him whose worth and glowing prospects call forth
the deepest love and fondes antcipstons; and be fur
ther
Resolved, That q copy OF the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be suitably engroeei aud transmitted 20 tho
family OF the deceased and published the daily paTers
GEO. c. COOPER, ! Class
VIM {. KIMBALL, Com
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