The New York herald., 1868-05-20

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CLARK-AFFLECK.-Int this city, on Thursday, April
80, by the Rev. Christopher Rhodes, FRANCIS f..
CLARK to Miss ISABELLA AFFLECK, both OF this city.
acknowledgements this city, on Sunday
MAY Il, by the Rev. John 4. Goodman, Nj. BENJAMIN
s. HARroUGH to Miss MARIA MORRISON, all Of New
" PspRIoK-BuSoE- ss OK, Monday, May IS, at the
Law ISAAC B. PEpRIcK, Of East New York, to JENNIE
W., daughter OF Il. A. Bunce, ESQ.,, Of COmac, Suf
TAYLOR-WALKER.-On Wednesday, May 13, at II Q
Stanton street Baptist church, by the Rev. Chris
topner Rhodes, pastor, HENRY E. TAYLOR to HEN
RIETTA WALKER both Of this city. No cards.
UNDERHILI-HOOPBR.-On Tuesday, May 10, at
twelve O'Clock, in All Souls church REV. DR.. Bel
HILL, OF Brooklyn, to Miss CIARINDA A. HOOPER, OF
New York, daughter Of Thomas Hooper. No cards.
Kingston IN. W and Fond du Lac wis., papers
please copy.
Died.
BVRRows.-On Monday morning, May Is, at her
residence, liz West Seventeenth street fold No.
s2), Mrs. HANNAH BURROWS, widow OF John Burrows,
aged u years.
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF her son-n-iew, John Roberts, Jr 205 West Eigh-
teentn % street, this "wednesday afternoon at one
Methodist Episcopal church are respectfully invited
to attend.
BRUToN.--on Tuesday, May 10, ANNIE BaUroY in
the 2sth year OF her age youngest daughter OF the
late James and julie uton, natives OF the parish Of
Carstown, county Westmeath, Ireland.
The friends and acquantances are invited to at
tend the funeral from Elgnteth street, near Second
avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
BoNNER.-0n Sunday, May II, after long and
painful illness Of three years, ROBERT BoNNgs aged
81 years and months
The funeral viii take place this "wednesday after
noon, at two O'Clock from his late residence No. 800
East Twentyfourth street. The relatives and friends
are respectfully invited.
C0OK.-On Monday, May Is, OF bronchitis, FRED
ERICK NJ COOK aged 40 years. F'T
The relatives and friends and members Of Excel
eior Lodge No. 1876 +. and A. NJ, are respectfully In
IN frasv hn No MI t.f
Church, Greene street, near Broome, this (Wednes-
day. afternoon at TWO O'Clock.
A. NJ, are hereby summoned to meet at their Lodge
room No s4s Broadway, on Wednesday, May 20,
at II NJ to attend the funeral Of our late brother
Greene street. near Broomc. The fraternity at large
are respectfully invited to attend; by order Of the
CLARK.-on Sunday, May IL, WILIIAM CLARK,
Friends are invited to attend the funeral, this
ner VI DeKalb avenue and Houston street, Brooklyn
CARLIsIE.-0n Tuesday, May 10, IMoGBN A., wife
The funeral Will take place from the residence Of
her uncle, Richard Akur 767 Eighth avenue, between
Fnty.third and Fifty.fourth streets, on Thursday
fooTE;-ln Chicago, on Thursday, May a. EIIzuR
LANCET FoorE, Of Brooklyn n. Y, aged 10 years.
of his sister, Mrs. E Ellen =. wilcox and q his broth:
ers Arthur W. and J. Howard are invited TO attend
the funeral a. the residence Of Mrs tss: Wc%S SS
afternoon, at halfpast one O'Clock -
HATCH.--JANE, wife Of Erastus il. Hatch and
youngest daughter Of Charlotte and the late VIM. W.
Stone,
The funeral win take place from the residence Of
her mother 274 Pearl street. this "wednesday AFTER
noon, at halfpast two O'Clock. =. :.
KiPP.-At Bedford, westchestcr county, N. u,
MIRIAM KfPP, In her o5th year.
The funeral will take place at Friends Mceung
House, at Chapaqua, on Thursday morning a. eleven
O'Clock. Her friends are respectfully invited.
KErCHAM--At Richmond, 8. l., on sunday May
H. Of consumption. Mr. PHILIP kETcHAx, In the 77tn
The relatives ana friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, from the Reformed Church,
Richmond, s. l., this "wednesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
KING.-As Gainesville, Fla., on Monday, May 4,
ALBERT g. KING, son OF John M. King, OF Mount
Vernon, N ", aged 10 years. ). 49,.
The funeral services Will he held at the
BAPTIST church. Mount cos The i1SI res.
tives and friends Of the deceased also
Company II, Seventy.nrst regiment are respect.
fully Invited to attend without further notice. Inc
remains will be Inferred In Wood Lawn Cemetery.
Trains leave Fourth avenue and Twenty-seventh
street OF halpast eleven O'Clock In the forenoon anu
quarter.past two O'Clock In the afternoon.
LivIN0sroN.-At Newark. NJ j.. on TUESDAY moIn'