The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-30


Of this city.
Frederick Brown. Gro. II. PICK to MARIA L. RrKr, all
Of shis city. No cards
ANDERSON. lon SUNDAY Dight October 81 MIRA ELIZA.
widow OF Heuyy Anderson. aged SO years.
The reativ friends and her brother Rob-
eft Charles and -brother-n-law, Henry w. Monroe
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence ll
West Fifteenth street. between Sixth and seventh this
tMsdnssday) sAsfnoon. At one O'CLOCK
BMxsAr-u Yonksra Tuesday, October 20. Miss
a. Funeral notice hereafter
n Nswburg papers please copy.
years. month and Is days
funeral this "Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock from
the Asthodist church ~ fremont
~ jSM yoapsss. daughter orsn ~ Tass
BROWNING aged months and Is days.
4, Her rsmsins will be inferred in Greenwood.
CAvR--On Tuesday, October %, after Z short Illness
EnnA JANE youngest daughter Of Charles and Elisa
The relatives and friends OF the family ars respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from thsrssdencs OF her
Yarents 10 South Portland avenue. Brooklyn. ". D.,
THURSDAY afternoon, a. two O'Clock, without further
Cox.-On Monday October g. JAMES Co.. . native or
0ioeossershire England In the 55th year Of his ago.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral from bis late residence wsehawksn
village. Hudson county, N D.. this wednesday, after.
-o'clock
o Glsuo.sssr'nir: England papers please copy.
pArRrox CoSKLiN. in The SD year Of his age.
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family respect
fully invited % attend the funeral from bis late resi-
dence, this "wednesday afternoon, At one O'Clock.
DoUGHERTY.-Ou Tuesday morning, October 20, HAN
aAH. <sct OF Captain n Doughsy in the 18th year OF
Her sons sonsin.Aw and other relatives and friends
OF tho family are invited TO attend the funeral on
Friday afternoon, at enc O'Clock, from her late resi-
Aonco 2l6 Henry street.
EAroS.-On Monday, October %. CAROLINE. wife OF
John Eaton, aged Al Years II months and 81 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this "wednesday morning
q nine O'Clock, from her late residence No. s24 West
Twentv-fourth street. Her remains will BE- taken to
TArrytown Tor interment
KnLy.-On Tuesday morning, October 20, EDMUND J.
KELLY, IN the 39th year OF HIS aye.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
90 attend tie funeral from his late residence 1853 Henry
street on Thursday morning. ~ hafpast nine O'Clock,
thence TO St. 1eresa's church, corner Of Ruger and
Henry streets, where solemn requiem mass will be
offered up for the rcpose Of his Funeral imme-
1iately after to Calvary Cemetery.
MAas.-On Sunday, October q. MARY JANE, widow Of
Philip L. Mars, in the 40th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Wednesday, after
noon, 1t O'Clock, from late residence No 240
Seventh street between Avenue and D.
MCQUEEN. sunday, October q, CLEMENTS WILSON
xcCURB n, aged 70 years.
Funeral take Thursday. from his lato resi-
Deuce No 30 Grand street, Jersey City.
English papers piesse copy.
AcEvoI-In New Orleans, on Saturday. October II.
~ y. "A.
the late Lawrence Hill, OF this city.
NrTEK-On Monday, October g. RosE INTER- q
native OF the parish OF Lnrah county Cavan, Ireland
Tho friends and are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral. from her late residence 1Ol East
Eleventh street. this "wednesday afternoon. at one
O'Clock.
RsrIr-On Tuesday October 20, JULIA, wife Of James
Reilly native OF the parish or Denn county Gavin Ire
land In the Goth year OF her age
Tho relatives and friends OF the family and those OF
her sous-in.sw, James Greeley and Bernard Rooney,
nit IA
late residence, No. IT'S avenue B. ON Thursday.
Quebec pa sers p ease copy.
RussE-On SUNDAY morning, O tober ~, at half-past
and Is days
attend the funeral from hrs tate residence. Fiftynin
street. between Tenth and Eleventh avenues this We'd
sqnon sy Rev JAMES STRAIN
pastor OF the Church Of the Holy Cross, Flabush, L.
The reverend cegv, bis friends and acquantances
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
church, where solemn equiem will be offered
ths WEDNESDAY, morning, a. zen o'clock.
SwAN.-On Tuesday, October 20 Ann AYLwN SWAN
TusSBuII On Monday. october %, ARTHUR CLARE
infant son OF A. w. Jr and n. A Turnbuli, aged
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from The residence Of his
noon at o'clock.
WiLsH.-At vlcksburr, Mss, on Wednesday, October
rs OF yellow fever EDMOND WALSH, Of Davenport Iowa,
son OF the late Dr. John Walsh, OF Williamsburg, and
son-in- law Of Daniel Demp ey, aged 80 years.
wmTx.-On sunday, October p. THOMAS A. WHITE,
His friends and relatives arc respectfully invited to
attend funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at BALI
past one clock from tha residence OF his brother vii.
liam White No. OIL South seccud street. Brooklyn, d.
wHrs---rhs members OF Henry Clay Lodge No. 277,
r. aud NJ, hereby notified to meet at their lodge
ROOM N, 80 East Broadway for the purpose OF paying
she last sad honors remains OF late brother
a, %yer' a AZ order JAMES De EsTERRE. W. NJ
EZRA J. FESEy, Secretary
WYvnI-At the residences OF his mother, No. 229
Tooor Rraok in
Funeral this day "wednesday, at twelve O'Clock.
OBITUARY
Lev Fosox N. D., born in Limerick, Me-. on
che 18th OF December 1907 and died October 25 1867
His father was wealthy farmer. The doctor received
his acsdemical education at Philips Academy In his
native town. and read med cine with Dr. William Swa-
aca a,so OF Lin rick; attended the last course of
PsrsonsHod Me- aud attended medical lectures Al Bow
doin College, Brnnswire, Me, and subsequently
At Cambridge. He comm, need the practice Of
daughter Of the late colonel Nathaniel WHITAKER, Of
Chatham, NJ H In 1922 with whom he lived about four
years, when she died. leaving no ISSUE He then
moved TO Lowell, Me-, where no subsequently married
Mary E. second DAUGHTER OF the late Hon. Asa East
ak years and in 1885 settled In Boston, Mass, but
compelled to leave consequences Of III health. In 1887
he commenced the practice Of medicine In New Bedford
Mas, where be had the most extensive practice, and
acquired considerable wealth. In ls47 he received
honorary degree from Berkshire Medical College. and
Thomson senator Of the United States and Secretary Of
che Camden ana Amboy Railroad Company, magnn.
cent set Of surgical instruments (See Boston Medical
Journa for lS40 and 1885, rage 1l3 for distinguished
services rendered ct the dreadful collision the ID Of
August, near Princeton, N. J. In 1882 his health be.
coming impaired, he retired from practice and went
abroad Visiting all the principal colleges and hospitals
in the Old werd On his return. finding his health ct, II
precarious he opened an ONCE 10 Cincinnati Ohio.
His wife dying about this period, leaving an only
daughter he removed to New York. WHERE IN 1885, he
resumed tho practice Of medicine at No ala
West Twepy-sighth street. HIS daughter died 1857,
and In 1858 he married Mare dc eldest daughter Of
solomon Tobias ESQ.,, OF Phadelph o by whom be leaves
one son. He was always ready 70 give the poor his
catutous services aud there is many eye will over
now many heart throb with anguish when they learn
.eir1 kind ply scian and rympa eng friend can 70
spond to ii eirlcalI dc,oted father husband
aud brother may hts memory ever b. revered In the
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