The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-22

ternity in general are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from Christ Church, corner OF reet
and Fifth avenue this SUNDAY, ~ nes. csse
and taken 20 Fishkil for nterment -
Masonic NOTICE masters Of the MASONIC a,og I'm
ternay requested call together the members then
respective Lodges this day Sunday at such nour as
will enable them TO attend the funeral OF tne ae
W. George W. Ray Dist Deputy Grand Master OF the
Third Masonic district at Christ church. corner OF rhr
afternoon
The brethren win observe the following directions
was Master will appear in full regaa All others except
the Grand Lodge win appear in black dress and Decke,
TTse lapel coat and oe Of With
jewels draped in mourning and tied with blue ribbon un
derneath the evergreen Masters gavels and WaTdens
columns covered with Grape and tied with narrow
white ribbon. The Lodges will report TO the Grand Mar
shall O'Clock p NJ, in Madison square Grand
assemble the Grand secretarys office, at hafpast
ROBERT d. HOLMES Grand Master.
Attest-JAMEs NJ AUSTIN, Grand Secretary.
The members Of Palestine Commandery, No. IL, K T.,
particularly requested to meet IN the asylum cor
this Sunday afternoon for the purpose OF attending
the funeral of our late Companion Sir George W. Ray
Sir Knights will assemble in full uniform, and Sir
Knights of Columbian, Morton, CGur de Leon, Manhat
tan and Indivsble Friends invited to join with u.s.
The members Of York Lodge, No. 1877, F. and A NJ,
hereby summoned TO meet at the Lodge room, cor
ner OF Fourth Greene streets at twelve o'clock pre-
csely on Sunday April o. for the purpose Of attending
the obseques OF our late worthy brother Right W. D. D.
Grand Master George W. Ray BY order q
For other notices Of the funeral Of Mr.. George W.
Ray see Special Notices
READ.-Washed overheard and lost from of the Arne~
rcan ship Arkwright on her last voyage TO Liverpool
from this port, JAMES W. READ ship carpenter, son-in
law of F. p. Budden, OF Jersey City, N. J.
RY4G.-I9 Brooklyn, Saturday, April Fl, PATRICK RYAN
aged 70 years. ~.
funeral from his late residence, 146 Fulton avenue,
at two O'Clock.
scHEScK.-Suddenly on Saturday. April q, CARoLINn
s ScHeScK, aged go years.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, Monday morning al
O'Clock, from the Thirteenth street Presbyterian
Church, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
THoMsoN.-On Thursday, April 10, GEORGE MAITLAND,
ory child OF Mary and the late George Thomson, aged
year and months
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon, at three
o'clock from the residences OF his grandfather B.
Shear, SO st. Marks place.
TaArcHrR-0n Saturday, April 81 Of dysentery after
q short but Illness MARTHA, infant daughter Of
B. W. and Martha Thatcher, aged year and months
parents No 81 West Fiftythr street. Monday after
at two O'Clock. The relatives and friends Of the
fam lily are invited 10 attend
WAIH-On Saturday. April 81, after a short illness,
TIMOTHY WALcH, native OF Queens county, Ireland.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited "a
attend the funeral from his ate' residence go Tenth
avenue, this Sunday afternoon, ut two o'clock
California papers please copy.
WiIDssEyER-On Saturday, April Il, Mr. GEORGE
WEIDEaEYER, aged II years.
funeral, from the house Of his son. W. wedemeyer,
at Montclair, on Tuesday morning. at eleven O'Clock.
Carriages will be In waiting at the depot at Montcair,
Essex county, N. j., via norris and Essex Railroad.