The New York herald., 1871-11-12
wentieth ssress, TINS dsy sunday, as one O'CLOCK

Funeral on Tuesday. November IA, az one O'Clock
KELLoGd.-- ON Thursday, November 0, Mrs. RE-
| BECcA j. KELLOGG. wife OF Edward r. Kellogg,
| aged 10 years and months
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 10
half-pas two O'Clock r. NJ, from her late residence
| 430 Pacific street, Brooklyn.
| LYSCH.-0n Thursday, November Q, PETER J.
| LYNCH, aged 4s years
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectIully invited to attend the funeral, from MS
late residence liz Mulberry street, on sunday after
noon, l2th inst at one o'clock without furtner IN
g. Louis and Pougnkeepsle papers please copy:
morning, November II, at nine O'Clock. JOHN MA
t Suias Ire native Of county Monaghan, Ireland. aged
The friends and relatives of the family are re-
Snestsa to state aena the funeral from the hospital
NOvemeer sIee az wa wear ssOene on Monday
San francisco papers please copy.
MANnNG:-'tosGsuoRs INNING, sEAxEN's BENEvoLET
AssOCiATI0N.-Men nbers OF the above association
wl meet at their rooms this DAY sundayl, at half.
80 JAMES BRADY, President.
Fl. H0YLE Recording Secretary
MONAHAN.-On saturday. November IL, BARrLEY
| MONAHAN, aged years ana months the beloved
| son Of John and Ann Monahan. han.
attend the funeral, on Monday, a. TWO p. M. from
the residence Of his parents, 400 Dearaw street,
MUETHA-on Friday, November 10. LAWRENCE
MURTHA, aged 33 years.
spectfuiIy invited to attend the funeral on sun
day November 12. at O'Clock from the late resi-
dence OF his beloved brother' 90 "asts street, New
McDERxorr-on Friday october q. OF Bnghps
disease an Of the kidnevs, PATRIoK A0DERNorT, aged
lie was inferred on tuesday, aist ult. In Calvary
MoarvERN.-on Saturday. November II. FRANCIS
| MCGIvERN, aged 5S Years.
spectfuy invited T to attend his % fanera % THIS sun.
dayl afternoon, a. halfpast one O'Clock precisely.
from his late residence, No. Second avenue.
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| MCMANUs, aged "a years and months.
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral. nom his
late residence, 2s Scaulmel street, at halfpast
| O'CLOCK this Sunday afternoon, without further
| notice.
NssoS.At meeting Of the members a1 Of the
i rooms, on November II, 1871, the following resou
/ ti0ns were unanimously adopted:-
Resolved. Tnat by the demise Of Of Edward D; Mel.
| and most esteemed members. That IN Offering this
tribute OF respect 70 his memory we cannot speak
| too highly OF the character and honor or one VINO
was so deserving OF our love and VINO IN MS retire
ment from active business was always kindly re-
membered by his former associates
Resolved, That we offer our coincidence to the
rela ives who have so suddenly been deprived OF
| the protection or one on whom they had learned
| to look with the deepest affection.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions ne sent
!" 'n0 'A''' VI ''S GusTASus Ist IsAAcs Secretary.
| NIcHoLs.-suddeay, on Friday November 10,
| EDWARD L., eldest son OF Ferdinand l. and sarah
| Nichols, aged - years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
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| Monday, at twelve O'Clock NJ. Trains leave foot OF
l Chambers street at A. M.
| O'BRIEN, in the sd year OF his age.
The relatives and trends are respectfully invited
sse res,aence ss s
O'BRIEN.-Suldenly on Friday. November 10.
coaa county Monaghan, % % Ireland az aged Is years ''
The relatives and trends Of the family are respect
dence ss7 avenue IT, tn this Sunday AFTERNOON m a.
| hall past one O'CLOCK.
CHARLES sSs w. infant SON Of Andrew aud Ann Peter
| son, aged monIhs and 26 days.
to attend a the funera on sunday, November a.
from the residence, 372 Water street. at two O'Clock
oufGG.wOn Frlday. November 10, OF consumption.
yAAEs QUIGG, professionally known az Hughes. Of
Hogan Hughes asea = years and 10 months
corner Fifty sixth street, Seventh avenue. At one
O'Clock z, NJ tins M day SUNDAY Relatives friends
| invited to attend.
| HUGHES; The brethren Of New York Lodge, No. !,
special communication AZ their lodge rooms, Thir
teenth street. on this Sunday morning, at eieven
O'Clock Tor the purpose OF attending funeral ol
their late brother James quigg, professionally known
as Rney hughes BY order; ,
B. p. 0. E.-You are requested TO meet at your
rooms, at Thirteenth street. al twelve. to proceed "a
funeral OF our late brother X, Hughes BY order.
Members of Keystone Lodge asa are invited % g :s
DAY: November 3, MICHAEL i. oTisN asea IS years.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
NJ, from tn the rssidsaoe Or Mrs. % oainan. = Main lain
street, Flushing.
ance Lodge. No. 652, F. ana A. NJ, are hereby sum.
moneu to attend a special communication of the
at No. Union square, pay the last tribute or re-
our late 'o'dfs GeS5ss s1EsEs ~ oTaer
ALFRED J. MURRAY, Secretary.
EXPIRE CHATTER, No. l7o, r. A. M-cox-
are hereby M % 70 attend
vember H. at twelve O'Clock NJ. at No. 594 Broad
way. to attend the funeral OF our late companion.
respectfully invited to Join.
AmDoy Sew Friday
November 10, WILLIAM +. Russell, In the 3oth year
The relatives ana friends are invited to attend the
funeral, at 81. Peters Episcopal Churcn, Perth
Annoy. on Monday, the 18th instant at nall.past
RYAN. AT his parents residence, So Henry street,
FRANCIS. second son OF the late u. j. and Margaret
Ryan, aged years and months.
The relatives ana friends invited to attend the
funeral. which Will take place this Sunday after
noon 81 Que O'Clock, from said residence to Calvary
scorTELp.-suddcnly, on Friday morning, Novem-
Der 10, HENRY ScoFiELD, aged 81 years, months
Relatives and friends Of the family also those Of
his fathern-law captain Charles Hazard and the
members OF Nassau lodge No $50, +. ana A. NJ, OF
Brooklyn, are Invited to attend the funeral. PRAYER
q ms late residence, No. 23s East ForeIh street.
Monday. November IL, at 1880 A. M.. Funeral
services will De held az ST. Johns church, Stamford,
| Conn.,, at r. M. Tran leaves twenty seventh
street and Fourth avenue at 1915 r. N. Carriages
Will be In attendance on arrival OF train.
SCoFIELD.-At 4 meeting oil the members OF the
Mechanics and Traders Exchange, hel ! at their
rooms November II, 1871, the following preamble
and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas we have heard with great regret OF the
death OF Mr. Henry Sconed. one OF our most worthy
members,
Resolved, Tnas the event is made the more sad BY
Its beng SO unlooked 1Or, and we are compelled TO
realize the fact that we have lost associate whom
daily intercourse had endeared 70
Resolved, That we sincerely sympathiZe with
those who have to mourn for husband and father
and whom we trust Will De c0mf0rted with the con-
ISOLATION which their religious teachings anord them.
Resolved, That We attend the iuDeral services, on
Monday morning, at half past ten O'Clock, from his
late residence No. 2j5 East FOretn street; and that