The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-31

invt,es "a a,tans the nnera, on Sunday ancvnouu %
O'Clock, from the residence Of ms pares.ss No. ~
Henry street His remains WAL pelAAeht 70 6sseowooe
VAN wMxIx-Cn thursday, January 70, wx. Vas
wNKIx, aged 10 years, months and daysS
The relatives friends Of the family are Ss:psoss.y
invited TO attend the funeral from has late re:dsncss -
wInn--Un Friday, January 20, af.@ long ana pain
iv illness, q consumption, HENRY g. wmrE N Inc BOLD
The relatives ana friends os the family, and thoss Of
ms son IN law, Walton 0uglOn, especuuiby mveco
70 attend the funeral at Two ocscck
rom his late residence 10 West Twenty ninth street,
garner u Seventh avenue.
Philadelphia, Boston aud Connecticut papcrs please
wisTsSx.-In Jersey City. on Thursday, ,Jansssy 70.
MAm WESTERN, IN the Odd ycanof her ages
The relatives aud friends Dccully invited 70 at
tend the funeral, This Saturday, AFTERNOONS a. shsea
O'Clock from The residence OF jeremiah Haley No. Is
FwnuI-on Wednesday January as fLoRsscs. anugh-
ter Of charcs and Elizabeth WEIGH, aged months.
Baltimore and San Francisco papers please copy,
WARisG.-Un Thursday, January -, after shert III
ness MARTIA, beloved wife OF Edmund Warng, Esq.
The relatives aud friends Of tho family are respectfully
bali mast Ten ocock from her late residence 10 sR.y-
sixth between avenues and b., without fwrther
nvasvn. Her remains will be taken 70 Greenwood ve
Metcry for interment
Philadelphia papers please copy.
nara or tynhoti tewer Crpe, al FaKDERlcK wnnlocx
OF the Twenticth regiment Connecticut volunteers
The funeral viii take nlaco this Saturday afternoons
At O'Clock from the residence OF James fhyie Es, o.
12s West Thirty ee. The relatives and picna
Of the family invited 70 attend without further nvi
tvtion. .e.f IS 81 n. sss.os ss.s4 r.t .tt
..f II OBITUARY.
Died Thursday, De,snl,er IS. ut. Richmond, Va,
JASPER SrRoN wHrIS of the late Letonant Colonel
Levi whahg, Of the First regiment United ssstas Art
lery. X .e.ssssa u 49,
Bessed are the pnre heart for they shau God
The eye grows dim and the Hsnd falters IN recording
the earthn OF tile subject of this pUtice Jn$r
Strong Whiting has PASSED 5eyond the grave. heArt
noble every aspiration generous In every impulse han
been hushcd forever and his spirit has gone tothe realms
Of celestial light TO those who knew him and loved him
Tin the bveuac Of fe" ia the social family circ0, no
euogy be necessary liz the pcacefiH valley Of tho
Connecticut, the golden shores OF the Pacinc, AMID
the rcary wastes ~ Arizona, and the banks q tho
Ashley and the James, his name asd virtues will long ba
remembered and treasured and many bitter tear WIZ
stain the page which records his untifnely dscsase-
Young and IN experience bis future was fun
the force and purity Of his character commanded tho
aud admiration ri all, while his afectonaae dnpo-
siAon endearcd him 70 his associates and friends.
IN iueage OF which he might weM DO proud. BY the
modesty Cf his dem-aacr tho purity Of hin life and BIZ
chfvarfc he showed himself worthy Scion ~
which he sprl To the sorTowipg hcsfta
his kindred tender heartfelt sympathy ana con-
dcence Tie void their aching hearts and the family
he e hut they have the consolation q
ing that he lived that when his summons came 70
JOIN the nnumerib!s that moves 20 thai mys-
FERROUS rean where each shall take hts chamber In tho
silent halls Of death he not like tho quarry slave a.
night scogcd TO his dungeon but, sustained and S0nee
by unfaerng trust, Ike enc who wraps thc drnpery
Of his couch about him and hes down 70 pleasant Dreams
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