The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-10
Died.

East br0adway this friday morning, at eleven
BOYD. AT Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City, on Tuesday
evening July after short but severe illness. KATE
The funeral services will be held at the residence
OF her aunt, Mrs. Edward Mathews, No. 200 West
O'CLOCK Her reds ans those ~ the a. zen
specially invited to attend without further notice
The remains will be taken to Paterson for interment
C0LEMAN.--On Thursday morning, July Q, MAR0A-
RET A. COLEMAN principal OF ward school No. Al,
aged "a years.
officers of the ward schools respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the church corner OF
twelve O'Clock noon Without furither notice. -
CR0NEY.--On Thursday. July o. JUIIANA RUTHv
wife Of Henry L. Croney, Esq., OF Barbados. aged -
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, this friday morning OF half
sa. J. Ten O'CLOCK from 0A''ar' 0n0r0n '"''efV'''
DULANy.-On his estate, near Beltsvllle Prince
George county. Md, on Saturday, July 4, WILLIAM
DULANY, Colonel OF the United States Marine corps.
The Colonel was native of Alexandria, Va; born
ON Shutters Hill-the Old Duany manor-on the Attn
Of june 1900 AT the age Of thirteen he was a vol
unteer in the war OF 1872, and as ad-de-camp and
vidette distinguished himself at that early age
After staying at the West Point Academy for short
time he received the appointment of second lieuten
ant in the United States Marine corps the 10th OF
June, 1917. He has since served continuously In the
corps, on land and at sea, period OF over fifty
one years. He was actively engaged in the Seminole
as an active, gallant and untiring officer. Having
been ordered out at the commencement, he and his
command were the last to leaveat the close. He re-
ceyeda breve for his galantry and devotion to duty
in this arduOus campaign. In the Mexican war no
also showed his high qualities for field service, being
upon his return with his Marine battalion he received
the brevet OF lieutenant colonel. On the LIST of No
vember, 1s4s, he assumed command of the marines
at Brooklyn, n. Y. In 1858 he was transferred to
command the marines at the Boston Navy Yard, ana
served there with an intermission of one year at
portsmouth, N H., until, in October, 1852, he was
ordered to the marine post ut Norfolk, Va, where he
continued in command until November 8. 1886,
virtue OF the act Of Congress retiring onncers
of fOrty-ve years service. At the breaking OF
President Lincoln for field service but they were
not accepted. His total sea service was four years
and four monts total shore or other duty forty years
and eleven months; unemployed, five years and ten,
months He was q strict disciplinaran, but always
beloved by his soldiers In fact, we can safely state
that he never had an enemy among the rank and file.
He was one of the ''od styen class of gentlemen OF
generous disposition and high toned, chivalrous
character. There are left to mourn his departure
widow and eight children. May God temper their
great loss to them and assure them q safe journey
through life to meet again their protector at the last
Baltimore and Virginia papers please copy.
DEvENNY.-On Wednesday, July s, MARY, wife OF
Patrick Devenny, in the 74th year of her age.
TO attend the funeral, this friday afternoon at two
O'Clock from her late residence, Al Allen street.
DUFFY.-On Thursday, July o. JAMES DUFFY, tho
youngest son OF Michael and Rachael Duffy, aged
months and 81 days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this friday after
noon. at one O'Clock, from the residence Of his
parents, 40 Greenwich street.
ENsLIN.--In Brooklyn, ON Wednesday, July g. from
the result OF fractured skull on the l4th February
hast, at Orange, n. j., CLAUDINE ALExINA, daughter
OF Gottl0b and Charlotte N. Ensin, and grand
ter OF Mrs. Jane H. Megarey, born February 25 1868.
Funeral from the residence OF Mr. Thomas II. Nor
ris southeast corner OF washington and Greene
avenues, Brooklyn on Saturday afternoon at TIRES
O'Clock.
GARRIsos.-On Thursday July Q, FERDINAND RAN.
DOLPH, infant OF Ferdinand q. and Fanny Garrt-
son. after short illness.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral without further invitation this
friday afternoon at two O'clock from the residence
(ioNzALEz.-6n Wednesday, July 8, MARGARET. In
FAINT daughter OF Charles and Frances Gonzales,
Richings' opera Company.
JUDAH.-6n "Wednesday, July 8, THEODORE JUpAs
In the 2ld year OF his age.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
TO aattend the funeral from the residence OF Ma
ternOon, at two O'Clock. His remains Will be taken
to Calvary Cemetery.
LEoN.-The funeral Of MISS MARIE, daughter Of tho
late Dr. A. Leon, will take place next saturday morn
ing, at ten O'Clock, from her mothers residence, SO
West Forty-nfth street. 1t VIII proceed to st. Fran
ana Sixth avenues where solemn requiem mass
will be offered up for the repose OF her soul.
The remains will be conveyed to Calvary Cemetery
for intermeni The friends and relatives are without
further notice respectfully invited to attend.
LEE.-In Brooklyn, T.. d., on Wednesday after.
noon, July =, after lingering illness, benjamin.
LEE Sr in his roth year.
The funeral will take place from his late residence.
liz Leonard street. on Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock. The friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice.
,, MGME0n rhSrsasy Jgly p OF e1sera In
McMiien, aged months and 2 days.
The friends and relatives OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral on saturday after
noon, AZ one o'clock, from Asa West fortythird st.
McWILLIAMs.-On Wednesday, July 8, SARAH ANN,
youngest child OF Robert and the late sarah Ann
Mcwiiams, aged nine months ana sixteen days.
NEwKfRK.-On "Wednesday. Julys, ALMfRA NEW
KIRK, wife Of the late Benjamin Newkirk, aged a.
years, months and days.
Notice OF funeral In to-norrow's paper
Philadelphia and New Haven papers please copy.
SHEAR-On Thursday, July 9, at the residence OfhtA
parents No. 449 West Thrtyfourth street, at twenty
i've minutes before twelve noon, FREDERICK LE ROY,
eldest son OF lie Roy N. and Eliza f. Shear aged a
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock
Dublin, (Ireand) Rutland (vtL st. Augustine,
tFla.l San Francisco Cali, and Minnesota papers
p' sr"uSp3n "wednesday. July g. after snor, ~
ness, JAMES ID. STOUT aged "a years. IL months and
10 days.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, East Eighty-nrst
street, between Third and Fourth avenues this (Fri-
day. afternoon, at one O'Clock.
nesday, Judy 8, at five O'Clock p. NJ, CATHhRIS. NJ,
beloved wife OF Ernest Augustus schabbehar, aged
90 years 10 months and Is days.
Notice OF the funeral In to-imorrow's issue.
philadelpha papers please copy, -
Jr., having arrived by steamer the funeral services
will take place on Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock,
az Cypress Hin Cemetery.
Inc Tciu'tNcs anu IrenuS OF tne lamhY ftspcCt-
fully invited TO attend the funeral at the Cemeteryi
also Antiquity Lodge No. II OF Free and Accepted
Masons, the Greenpoint and Polar star Lodges and
the fraternity In general; also the oriental BASS
Ball Club and the j. G. :. Club are particularly III
vited TO attend.
wEBB.-On Wednesday, July 8, WILLIAM w wsBB,
aged So years
Hts funeral viii take place on SATURDAY afternoon.
at four O'Clock, from his late residence al5 state
street. Brooklyn His remains will be taken TO Green
wood for tnerment.
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