The New York herald., 1870-05-22
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Died.
AILpERpICE. Suddenly, In Philadelphia, on
Thursday, May 10, JAMES ALLDERDICE.
AYMAR.-On Friday evening, May 20, HARRIET
AYMAR, relict OF Daniel Aymar, aged SO years
The funeral will take place at South Norwalk, on
Monday, at twelve O'Clock noon.
BATEs.-suddenly. on Saturday, May q, Captain
JOHN G. BATES, son Of the late Gilbert Bates.
Notice OF funeral in Mondays papers.
BELL-On Saturday, May II, WILLIAM BELL only
Of William and Anna Bell, in the second year of
his age.
the funeral services will take place at the resi-.
dence OF his parents, No. 345 East Eighteenth street,
and relatives are respectfully invited TO attend
BERRY.-On saturday, May II, ELIZABETH LUM-
LEY rect OF John W. Berry, Esq, IN the SD year OF
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence No.
354 West Thirty-second street, on Monday morning,
Paterson N J.) papers please copy.
BUCKNAM.-The remains of EZRA BUCKNAM, who
died at Port au Prince, Hayt October 2S 1859 hav.
ing been received, funeral service will be held at
his late residence, No. 1l2 Lexington avenue, tps
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
the relatives and friends Of the family are respect
by BYRNEs.~on Friday, May 40, CArHARmE BYRNEs,
beloved wife OF James Byrnes, aged 80 years.
Friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence, corner
OF Cymer street and Wythe avenue, Brooklyn, Z. d.,
this Sunday afternoon, at three O'Clock precisely.
The remains to be taken to Calvary.
CARvILLR-Suddenly, on Wednesday, May 49, at
New Rochelle, CATHARINE SPENCER, wife OF ]. NJ.
Carville and daughter OF the late Charles A. Clinton
Relatives ana friends Of the family and those OF her
late father areespecfuy invited to attend the fune-
raj, on Monday afternoon. at one O'Clock, from
Trinity church, New Rochelle, without further invi.
tation. Train leaves New York and New Haven
Railroad depot at haf-past eleven A. NJ Carriages
at depot at New Rochelle.
CooPER.-At Montcair, N. j., on Friday, May 20,
EDWARD COOPER, formerly OF Throg's Neck, n Y,
ana OF the late Duncan Cooper, ESQ.,, In the 66t
year Of his age.
the relatives and friends OF the family are requestd
to attend the funeral from his late residence, on
Monday at twelve O'Clock without further invitation
Train leaves New York at eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
Albany and st. John, N. b.. papers please copy.
CRANE.-On Friday, May 20 john CRANE, son OF
Michael and Ellen Crane aged years, month and
Is days.
Funeral from No. 52s Pearl street. this Sunday
afternoon, at one O'Clock.
CURRAN.-MICHAEL CURRAN, native OF Ballinamon,
county Leitrim Ireland.
His friends and those OF his brother, Thomas, are
invited to attend the funeral this Sunday after
Calvary Cemetery.
| CREEp-On Thursday afternoon, May 10, at one
O'Clock, at his residence, NO 81 PIKE street, JERE-
MIAH H. CREED, eldest son OF Margaret and the late
Michael J. Creed natives OF Macroom, county Cork
Ireland, in the SD year Of his age.
The friends and relatives, and also those Of his
brother, william ii. Greed, and OF his brohers.in.
law Patrick Carroll, Eugene OKeefe and William
Ward: also the members Of the several organiza.
tions Of which he was q member, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral at St. Teresas church.
will be offered up this Sunday morning. at eleven
O'clock; after which the remains Will be taken Ia
Calvary Cemetery for interment.
The members OF the Edward j. Shandley Associa
ton are requested to assemble at their club room
this Sunday noon, at twelve O'Clock for the pur
pose OF attending the funeral OF cur late brother
member, jeremiah II. Creed
MICHAEL ii. wHALEN, President
s.GaSIas 4. ). SanLhaMES. AnAEsh4' Secretaries.
AxyRcvs ''sIx" ASSOCIATION members o.