New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25

LFE-In Brooklyn Monlay morning March ~ sarsh q.
wife OF John Lee jr aged % years eldest daue"e'
The rel,vcs on friends Of the family respectfully invite
to attend the fancrai Thurday. at H. from hes iat
| residence, No 1853 Fo't Green place.
iMclNTIRF-A, Hsrlem Tuesday morning, March ~
Alfred Edward only child OF Allied anl May E1pJs,n
dom o. Heaven"
PURDY-on Monday March 90 at g O'Clock p No. o. nlaIn
nation of the bowels Florence Annie Iohnan Pur9y, IN
fat gter Of Isaac L. and noliue > furdy OF AaiJ
town. \. Y, sscd2 years, months and % days .ra
T sns and spa' II tho s are
n Y, O'clock p M on Wednesday 2Sih inst Tran,
leave Chambers street 1t 10 o'clock H.. and Ihyhi''
PlCN0LET-On Sunday morning. March D. Louis Pignolet'
The friends family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral Wednesday, March 2j at o'clock
~, from bis lato residence No. l26 West Fourteenth
street, without further invitation
STANSBURY-On Mondsy, March o. Sarah rect OF the
late James Stsnsbury, in the Soth year Of her sre.
The relatives and friends are invited attend her iunea on
Thursday 2Gh Inst at 10 from the residence OF IeI
son, David w. Siausbury, No. 2I3 West Twelfth street,
near Seventh avenue.
SHEDEI-Tbe funeral of Mrs Dorothea shedel will take
place this day (Wednesday) at II O'Clock a. q. st.
Georges Church Sluyveslnt sque Her friend, and those
OF her soninsw, Edward Walker respectfully invited
to attend.
WALKER-On Sunday morning March o. ct his resdence
at West Farms John j. Walker In the 6th year Of his age
The funeral win take place at tho Friend Meeting AZ
Weschester on Fcurthday afternoon at O'clock ms
friends and those Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend without further notice. Carriages Will be in walt
ing at Hare'n Bridge until o'clock p.
WELLER Fell the battle OF Fredercksburs Oh Saturday
Dec -. 1902. Lieut.. Edwin j. Weller. oath H. siment
Mas V0 Of John aud Anu j. Weller in the ia year
Q. MS $50.
OBrTuAar.-Lieu. EDWIN J. WELLER. Of the 18th
Re ,nen Mass VOL who fell in the despe ate charge OF the
rsh Brigade the Rebel batteries the battle Of FfedeI
icssbufg. merits more Than passing notice. g,
Firmly believing la the justice Of the war. he patTiotcay
volunteered In the IGh Regime A. eni promoted TO
eatensucy before the battle for the hul performance Oh
bis duties all occasions As color guard he slightly
wounded at the baltic OF bnl Run.
lie endesfed 20 Ian &c circle Of fisnds by his mans
Virtues, his social prd literary requirements and FOR biz
generous aud afecionlto dposon who deeply feel and de-
plore hi loss
lie tell in tho he 10 ;sl well, in the flow er Of bis
manhood and sealed h devotion to his country with his
blood Get be tie siesp oi te dead low their Iio" Of
1as."
lie tho author Of many fugitive pieces Of poetry amo
wnich, Cocorsn ths Vow OF tie 25th Published IN he
Boston papers RANKS high poetica ctuon at the TINE
OF hi. death he bad nsaTly competed eiaoorste pot
which he entitled Arno.a's Dream" ani which has been
pronounced by lis iIienas q orb of grea. Ineii..
On the march to FIedek,bus the wTiser OF this brief
memoir heard him rece OF is cnto with great pleas
ard satsiacou aud yet srdy realize that the warm
His friend, here deeply symfs;hze with his family, who
have lost brave. worthy and generous son aud brother
whose ay virtues endeat him % ihe mencros leaoe 10
la. ashes! 81. MITCHELL, 2jth ilegLs Mas. VI
Boston. Jan, lo62.