The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-13


Dur1r-0n Friday afternoon, August IL, after long
and painful illness JAAss Duyy, native Of westmesth
parish Of Multy Farnam, Ireland. NyeY -,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral which win take place al
bis broth nlsw, Michael Farrell No III avenue B.
gust TO- sAxUsI D. Edssnr in tke 1sh yesr Of his ssc
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the mem
pec.fully invited 70 attend heuner, on Sunday after
noon, a. TWO O'Clock, from bis late residence, Noble
j. Or Q. F-HemSsTs sD q Mount nj Arars, Lodge No.
2se O. Of 9; f., are hereby notified 70 meet at the
Lodge ROOM Franklin street. at one O'Clock Oh sunday
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Members Of Crusader and Astoria Lodges, and tho
Order generally cordially invited unite with Va
CHAS. OSTRANDER, N 9.
FARRroroN-On Friday Angus. II, LvcY, infant
daughter q VIM. H. and Sophie Harrington, aged 3
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past pine o'clock RosAxA the beloved vito Of Charles
Fizsimons after long and painful ilInoss which she
bore With chrssians forsitcde, aged % years and
The funeral will tAke place from her late residence
q, q n aa street ibis und.y ssrnoon = half
attend, without further notice. .t1..s.rs, =. "A
Newark papers please copy.
Charles dear, for me no trouble take,
But mind my children for my sake
They laid her in Calvary facing the East,
With her faith In the life that's immortal,
Her hope n tho welcome, TO Chrsts loving feast,
AS she entered Eternty's portal.
They laid her in Calvary, taking her rest
On the slope of green turfy pillow.
There was naught TO disturb, in quiet so bIest,
And nothing 70 droop, save tho willow.
The shroud that she chose was the brown Carnelite
And her scapuar scarf told It's story
For It spoke that in c she bad fought the good fight
And had gone for the crown OF her glory
There's little to covet save only such rest
70 n IN 10 an0th
For seldom earth were the virtues possessed
That hallow that grave OF a mother.
FonBEs-M Lake Mahopac, Friday morning,
August H. SAMUEL swEErsKR youngest son Of Laura s.
and the late John +. Forbes, OF New York, aged 9
months.
ROSTER Saturday, August IL, ErAsrrs r. TErrr
son Of VIM. C. and Susan NJ Foster aged II months and
II days.
attend the funeral service at the residence his pa
rents No 125 South Second street. Brooklyn e. D. this
Sunday afternoon, at Ave o'clock The remains will he
taken TO Hampstead L. l., on Monday morning for in
FlxxIso suddenly, on Saturday, August IL, THOMAS
T. FLEMING, infant son OF Thomas and Lizzie d. FEM
ing, aged months and IL days.
Another little angel hand
To heavens harp string given,
Another little sernph's voice,
Another star In heaven.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, 267 Even street, Brooklyn, +. D., Monday
Afternoon, at one o'clock. i.sr 0..
GLYSN in Brooklyn on Saturday, August H. FRANCIS
J. GLrSr, son Of Martin and Ellen Gynn aged year
friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral, on Sunday afternoon at halfpast three
o'clock from Twentydrst street. between Fourth and
HARTMAN Friday August II, Assm HALrmAs,
aged year, months and rs days.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents 1856 York street Brooklyn his Sunday after
noon, at two O'Clock. The remains will be Inferred in
HAniAsaMwM Harlem on Saturday Angus. ~,
FRArK son Of Patrick and Anna Hallaran, aged years
Tho relatives and friends OF the family, and .hoso Of
his uncles, Michael John and william, and John and
George Burchill, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence Of his parents corner OF
Third avenue and 10th street. this Sunday Afternoon
Hosns. --On Saturday morning, Angus, p Mrs RoI.
ANNA A. HoRyER of New Orleans native q Centrevllc,
Me-, IN the Esd year Of her age.
The funeral win take place this Sunday, afternoon
half past o'clock from the residence Of her brother
in.Iaw, VIM Brewster, 90 jefferson street, New York.
KnLr-At 1Si Eas, Thirty first street. on Saturday,
Viii be Inferred in Greenwood on Monday afternoon.
at two O'Clock The friends Of the family invited 70
HOPPER On Thursday, August 10, MAarA, widow Of
John N. Hopper, in the ssth year Of her age.
Her friends and those Of the family are respectfully in
nth street. between Third and Fourth avenues this
Sunday afternoon, at three O'Clock.
LxprsRrs In Brooklyn, on Thursday. August 10, HAR
MN LsvrERn daughter Of the late James and Ann Eliza
LefYerts, aged 70 years
me relatives and friends OF the family arc invited 70
attend the funeral from g. Luke's church, Clinton
avenue Fulton ave. Brooklyn, this Sunday after
noon n three o'clock. 500 .t
IowRn Suddenly, by an accident, MAv eldest daugh-
ser Of Robert and Margaret Lowrie, aged Is years.
months and 3 dAys.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attsnd the funeral, from ST. Lukes Hospital,
Ffsy fourth street and Fifth avenue, this Sunday after
noon at one o'clock.
Lsics. Glen Cove, l. l., on Friday, August II,
CrAarrs Pxrncp infant son Of Augustus NJ Mary J.
iAsoh assd months and % days
The fusr Win take place q Glen Cove, this Sunday
eftsvnooo. 4 I've o'clock.
HAnosh -On Thursday, August 10. ct his late resi-.
Ihs rslasyss Aad friends Of Vie family are respectfully