The New York herald., 1867-04-07

eopal church Hudson street. hesvee, srrIns and D,mi
nick, this Sunday atterno<a. at o'cccs. The
the members OF Ocean lodge, l5e, r. aud A. NJ, aud
tre memp 'rs of sister lsdQes
Western papers ples<ee ronv
SUMMONS The hIeshrsn n OCEAN Lodge l56. y. and
A. ~, are hereby summoned meet at Their lodge
ronRs, Masonic %mple, corner Of Rraome and Crosby
streets a. twelve O'Clock on sunday. Apr = 10 pay
the last tribse OF respect 10 late worthy brother
p. NJ. John r Smith. WARREN c. BENNETT, ~
Sn tAvs On Saturday, April g. AAuR'cE sPrLASE
son OF Laurence and Johanna spilane. aged months
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of his
parents No. l2s East Thirty street. this Sunday
after noon, az two o'clock.
wEsKs On Saturday, April O. GEoRGE g. youngest
son OF r. 8. and Amelia Weeks
The relatives and friends of the family invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence NJ Mrs Kendall
No SO Summit street, Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon,
al three o'clock
wIcHrxAs--On Saturday, April q, JAMES wicnxxAx
st0recutter, native OF the county Down, Ireland
The funeral will take place from hs late residence
corner Of Twenty first street and rhrd avenue, South
wnsor-On Friday, April o, THOMAS A. WILSON, aged
90 years
attend the funeral, from his late residence. No 3s3
Sacket street. Brooklyn this Sunday afternoon, at
wrsMER -On Friday, April S, after short and severe
illness FRmERIcK, beloved son OF Lawrence and Caro-
line WINNER, aged wears, months and 25 days
The relatives and friends Of the family are repeofui-
~ invited 10 attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon,
at one O'Clock, from the residence OF bis parents No IL
Clinton street. The remains will be taken to Greenwood
Cemetery FOR interment
OBITUARY
JAMES MuIIIGAs, born August 10. 1870 at Tattycam,
county Fermanagh Ireland In 1881 he arrived In Anne.
s young man he started I business for himself As
horseshoer and veterinary In both Of these
branches he took out his diploma BY honesty Of deal
his career proved successful Kind to ALL gener
to the poor and afflicted liberal and sefsacricing
he could not but gather around him in the Of his
lfe large number OF true and cherished fricndz
Although his political influence was not incolsiderabe
he never received any favo from his party by way OF
ONCE but whenever any friend called upon him he was
always ready TO spend his time and money In order 10
get him into the position sought after His health has
been as : general thing remarkably good through life,
until the middle Of November, 1855, when he had An
attack Of pneumonia which turned into consumption.
He bore his sickness with great fortudo and patience
during that time he frequently strengthened with
tho food Of supernatural life the holy eucharist After
. long and painful illness be died easy and happy
death having received all the last rights Of the Catholic
Church.
he retained the use Of his faculties up to the last mo-
ment, and constantly expressed his readiness TO die
Tho circumstances Of his death OF very consolng
nature and leave every hope that his lot happy
truo fountain Of all life and happiness On the 4h
slant his remains taken TO st. stephens church.
Twenty yeighth street. where Dr.; McGlynn, pastor Of
said church. celebrated solemn high mass for the
Of his sou and at the end Of the service delivered
beautiful address the relatives and friends Of the de-
ceased The following gentlemen acted as pail bear.
ers:-
P. McEiroy, Charles Deviin.
James Murphy, Micna6l Connolys
James Lynch, Capt. Speake,
Robert Prior, Joseph Smith,
Timothy Daley, John Cassidy,
George Scarf, Vim. Monaghan,
Edward Luff, T. Malone.
George Richmond, M 4
The wonderful skin with which DR.. VIM. Berge
played the organ and the beautiful execution Of the choir
added materially to the solemnity Of the service. A
number Of clergymen and large crowd Of people we're
present at the service. After the celebration Of high
his remains taken to St. Patrick's vaults,
Mulberry street. r.. Up at f N@ I
NJ. T. KELLER son-in.iaw OF the deceased. McComb's
DAM 1zeth street, between Seventh and Eighth ave
nues New York. fstA
APRIL Q, 1867. a4ets lA t#&r