The New York herald., 1864-04-04
nav YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL DOUBLE

PlArrs-op Saturday. April 2, eAuUn fiAss sses "
me relatives ana srisnds are invited 70 asssed NE
Sunerai rom the VI hs 6rossefs, ~ na"p
den ssrees, Newark N. J., this (ssnday) Ai'''"'' +"
''I Ps'ss~A, white Phss westehester eso.sy on Sun.
day morning, April ,ALAysos j. Fs4nH, = =, ss0a %
H,s n ends ana shose Of bis father tho late Rev rs
Priss aud o. hs s.Gsssss sss 70 ssua ,sc ansr a.
On wednesday a. the Presbyterian cAurch, in wh'se
o.1s. HssOkeu. su Sunday, April 8, Enis f.,
saughlsr q John and Mary ooye' aecsasea Of i0ndeo
Ksrlasd .,.,..s
re- hisnce OF brother n.law, Oscars Vimstead, s0A
Garden street. Hobosea, NJ. f
london ,Esg) ana sydney (Arssrsia) papers please
Ry.s m .GAspol,o.-At her residence, 10 Bingham
ton, t,rO0ms county MYen IassSs,. March 20. Mrs.
RkA-On Saturday evening, April 2, at half past Eve
O'Clock a cong ss.oa Of the lungs asoHsx JAMES RAJ in
The fuaera viii, take place this (Monday) afternoon AZ
hal past O'Clock, from hs late residence, l23 High
street Broklyu Tue relatives friends Sf the family
aud those Of his brothers FRANK Joseph John and An
drew ere respectfully invited TO attend
maOs sSS Sns
Linz NINE LoruU after shors illness has gone 70
The funeral yin take place from the residence her
parents, No Hamilton street, 20 Lutheran Cemetery,
Tuesday Afternoon, at two O'Clock. and you are re-
JOHN =. REBEsEN AND WIFE
sntlcK.-At Yorkvhie, on Saturday, April 2, MARI,
widow Of the Rev Bradley siIsck, aged u years ana
The iussrsl services win be held in the Eaghtysxth
Fourth avenues, the Monday afternoon, At o'clock.
rhe friends Rev a. slicl. and o. her SONS
Rev G. 8sslsy yrSs, .Ss Rss ns,. are m
srARs-in Brooklyn, on saturday morning, April
Captain SAMUEL STARR Third Missouri volunteers from
disease contracted at the siege OF Vcksourg aaeo 40
Fupsru servsoss VIII be held at fathers residence.
oCjOcs o noOn The frisnds he family, snd shs man.
bers Of the Fourth Company, Seventh regiment New
The remains WIN be taken 70 Danoury Conn for inter-
nent y = IL !, ..s,,.. ..
crsHas H.o8. youngest son x charles and Fran.
ces /. Skidmore, aged years, 9 months and days.
THoRsrcs-On saturday, April ?. THoxAs NJ THORNTON,
The funeral wul take place from The residence q bis
s4 South First street. Jersey City, this (Aon-
day) a.ternooa, at four O'Clock. e5
foRPrY--Os Saturday, April 2, BRIDaEI TOMMY, aged
80 native Of the parish Of KiilaIerton, county
The funeral win take plice, ,ns (Mouday, asrnoon
o'clock from her late residence. IT'S East Twenty
Turr1r-In Brooklyn. on Saturday, April q FREDxpcx
SIXTH, infant son OF W. j. and Mary A. Tuttie, aged
Funeral from the residence Of his parents los Carroll
street. On Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Tpspd WsG s,s 81 morning.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral as bis residence this monday afternoon az two
foot OF Cortandt street at twelve O'Clock.
wARsURrox.-on saturday, April 2, OF scarletins, WV
SHERWOOD aged years, month and days, and ApoIfH
KsIGur aged months and IL days. children OF A. T. and
Frances Warburton.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from 14o East Thirty ah street, Tuesday az
ternoon at one O'Clock
wARDkII--On SUNDAY morning, April g. JULIA AUGUSTA,
beloved wife OF George A. Warde and daughter OF s. W.
Ray mond
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral at ST. Luke's church, Hud
street, opposite Grove Tuesday afternoon, at one
o clock.
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wife OF con d. ter in the seth year OF her age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to At
twelve O'Clock, from her late residence, No. l62 West
TweDty-frst street. ~. ~f-..e