The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-08
S~rforming funeral hon0ts TO our late SIR Knichs
John RoDers ELI Sir knights OF sister command.
cries respectfully invited. ..,

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SCOTIA LoDaE, No. 634. r. AND A. M--BRErHeEN-
You are hereby summoned to attend special com
nue. and West Eighteenth street. this Sunday, afte<
noon at one O'Clock sharp, for the purpose OF at
se EEL the funeral OF our late Broter John e Da
". M. ROBINSON. Secretary. Eva s sir
Sister lodges are fraternaly invited.
D0oLEY.-On Thursday, August 5, suddenly.
MARIA, the beloved wife OF Martin Dooley. I.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the
her ss resSence "a F " o rom
Third avenue, Brooklyn. +
GoRMLeY.-On Saturday, August 7. after q short
and painful Illness EDwARD M. GORMLEY, aged ~
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family ana mem
invited to attend the funeral from st. stephens
church, East Twenty-eighth street, on MONDAY
MOI ming at nalf-past ten O'Clock, where requiem
mass will be offered for the repOSe OF SOUL and
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
At a meeting OF the Cummings Association The
following preamble and resolutions were adopted:--
whereas Almighty God, In his Infinite wisdom. has
seen nc to remove from our midst our worthy mem
ana whereas his sterling worth demands from Us al
expression OF our feelings ar the loss OF one who
80 worthy and honorable member,
Resolved, That it s with feelings or deep grief We
are called upon to record the intelligence OF Ms
death; Tor IN him we recognized one WHO promised
by DIS integrity perseverance force OF charactee
70 become an ornament to society and an honor 70
hmsel one whom we cannot but remember VIVA
ieeling o! afiec ton for time to come.
Resolved That while we bow in humble submits
sion to the decree or an aliwise Proyidence our
heats are clothed Ia sorrow at the loss Of one who
endeareu himself 10 us by many ties OF friendship
anu affection; and we sincerely regret thas
IN the sprlngtime OF life he has been SO suddenly
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize with the De-
reayed reat and friends OF the deceased for the
brother and sincere friend, but Commend them 70
have faith and consolation In the sweets Of reiQlon
a1s y nlT yy W. d 10 al, things well
In a body.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be sulta-
oy S s1s ana presented to the family o. d
THOMAS l.. FEITNER, President
THOMAS WALSH, Corresponding Secretary.
JAMES II. RElLLEY. Chairman or Committee
HOGAN.-On Saturday. August T. MARY HOGAN,
aged IL native OF the parish Of BaliincollIg Corr.
The relatives ana friends Of the deceased are re-
spectIuly invited to attend the funeral this sunday
100 at Two ltr om the residence OF nes
KELLY.-on Friday August g. ANN KELLY in the
3sth year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully In
vited 10 attend the funeral from l2 East F0rtyfrse
street. this Sunday afternoon at one O'Clock.
HENRY KNYoS IN The s year Ya Of hs AesuS'
Funeral on Monday afternoon. at eleven O'Clock,
from the house Of his brother-in-iaw, Charles Lille
KLopPBsByRa.-On Friday. August 0. ELIZA
KLoPPENBuRd daughter Of Frederick aud Meta
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited -
attend the funeral from her late residence corner
afternoon, at Two O'Clock.
MISUNDERSTANDING, on Saturday morning. Az
gust Z, MARY, wife OF John Lahigan.
The funeral Will take place from her late residence
2A West Forty first street, thus Sunday afternoon.
at two O'Clock
Massachusetts papers please COPY.
LiTTLE--On Saturday, August Z, MARY, youngest
daughter Of VIM. 7. Little. aged months and ~
the friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence OF her father, 95 East
Vst..,.t. tAs~ nntn
O'Clock.
LivINGsroN.-On Saturday. August =, MARY, the
beloved wife Of Andrew Livingston, In the ed year
Friends and acquaIntances of the family are In
vted to attend the funeral from her late residence
No. 537 Fifth street, on Monday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
LYNAGH.-On Saturday. August I. HoNoRA Lv-
NAGH aged 10 years, native OF county Westmeath.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residences.
Chauncey street, opposite the Four Mile House,
Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, ON Monday morning. ~
ten O'Clock
ANN LYONS, only daughter OF Patrick and Mary
Lyons aged years, months and days.
me relatives ana se4 nos, are rer respeSy invited
Ridgewood, Long Island this Sunday afternoon.
at two O'Clock.
WILLIAM JOHN, youngest son OF James and Mary A.
The funeral win take place tnis Sunday, alter
MoRGAN-At staten Island. suddenly, on Monday,
August 2, JOHN MORGAN. a native OF Wales, and for
thirty years resident OF the Ninth ward, New YORK.
Relatives ana friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services at his late residence.
staten Island. this Sunday morning at caht
O'Clock and at two O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
residence OF his daughter, Mary A. Rever, No. 500
MULLEN.--0n Friday, August O. LUXE MULLEN.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
IN ott
corner OF Eighiy-lrst street and Eleventh avenue.
this Sunday afternoon. at two O'Clock.
O'CONNOR.-Suddenly, on FRIDAY, August Q, ANN,
wife of Michael O'Connor, aged 80 years, native
OF SIX Mile Bridge county Clare, Ireland.
The funeral will take place from her late residence
II washington ST.. tins Sunday afternoon at half
past one O'Clock The friends OF the family are re-
specially invited TO attend.
PAUISEN.-Ol saturday, August 7, MATHILDD
MARIE PAuLsEN, aged months and "a days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectuY invited to attend the funeral this tsundaU
afternoon at one O'Clock from the residence OF hef
parents, No. s75 Eighth avenue
PEIRCE.-AUdUsrUs PIERCE, aged 81.
Delaware and New Orleans papers please copy.
Posr-At Mariners Harbor, 5. l., on Friday, Au-
gust g. GARRETT A. POST, in the nth year or his ago
The relatives and friends o. me am are peqnes
hai-past three O'Clock. at Marrners' Har0or Meth0-
dist Episcopal church.
RANDALL.-In this city, on Friday, August 9. %
the residence Of his Charles X. Randall 80 Eass
Thirty-third street. JOHN RANDALL, Esq, OF New
the relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the Church
OF the Holy Trinity, East Forty-second street ana
Madison avenue, on Monday afternoon, at three
o'clock. -
SCaIERENBHcK.-On Thursday morning. August s.
JOHN, only son OF A. and Anna G.. Scnierenoeck,
aged % years month and II days.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also tins
members OF Company G, Twenty second regiment
National Guard, and the Junger Maenner Choir, ara
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence OF his parents 100 Madison street, this
Sunday afternoon at halrpasr two O'Clock.
California and Bremen papers please copy.
COMPANY ORDER No. 1.-THE members OF O COM
pany, Twenty regiment. N; G., 8. n. Y, as
hereby ordered to assemble az the nrmory In cttt-
zen dress white gloves Grape on the left arm this
Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock. TO attend tho
funeral OF our deceased comrade John Schierenbeck-
BY order OF T. TATE, JR.r Captain.
John 7. CANTON, First Sergeant.
SMITH.-On SATURDAY, August 7, after short ILL.,
ness RICHARD p, only son OF Elizabeth smith, aged