The New York herald., 1871-09-27
MARRiAG AND DEATHS.



CHAPMAN -HoPKINs.-On Tuesday, September 20,
by the Rev. Daniel Lancaster SAMUEL NJ. CHAP
MAN. OF New YORK, to LYDIA A. HOPKINS, oil Glen
CoLoUIrT -WooDHOUsE.- Thursday, septem.
DER 2l at Grace churcn, by the Rev. Dr: Henry G:
Potter, JOHN ii. COLQUIrT to SARAH ", daughter or
Philip Woodhouse Esq, all Of tins city.
DIsBRow-PERKlNs.- Thursday, September
Wasnington @ \. Y by the G Rev. David Cole D. d.
assisted by the Rev. Dr.. Richard S. Dickinson, Mr..
THOMAS A. DIsBRow, Of this city, to MISS Lucy,
ECKELNIx.-On Wednesday, September 10, 1871,
at the residence of the BRIDES father, Hempstead,
New York, TO MARY s., eldest daughter Of John
Nix, Esq.
at the Classon avenue PRESBYTERIAN church, by the
Rev. Joseph 7. Duryea, DUDLEY W. HAYNES "
MARTHA MOODY, both OF BROOKLYN
HIERs-CooLEY.-On Monday evening, September
25, at Ghranvllle, Mass HARRY A. HERS, OF New
York e,ly. to Miss NELLIE daughter OF Hon. James
HosMEis-OwENs.-In tins city, on Monday, Sep
tember 25 at the Church OF the Incarnation, by the
dauser Rr Of ns e TO
BIRTH.
HEss.-On THURSDAY, September I, at the city Of
Frankfort.on-r rhe-Main, Germany, Mrs. CECILIA
Hess wue oil Morris Hess, OF this city.
Died.
BIRDsALL.-On Tuesday morning September %
GEORGE w. BIRDSAf.L, aged 66 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
dcDce, 80 East Twelfth street, on Thursday, Septem
Der 20, at two O'Clock.
BLACK.-On Sunday, September "a, OF cholera In
fantum, JOHN O'NEILL BLACK youngest child and
only son OF p. w. and Elizabeth Black, aged year,
months and % days.
BUTLER. AT Marion, n. j., on Tuesday morning,
September %, MARIA FRANCES, eldest daughter of
Jonn Butler, Of New York, aged "a years.
CAIN.-On Tuesday, september 20, ANN CAIN,
mother Of Patrick and John CAIN native of the
parish Of Name, county Westmeath, Ireland
fully invited TO attend the funeral. from her late
residence-that Of her son John-447 West Thirty
sixth street. Oh Thursday aft rn0OD, at one O'Clock
precisely
CLARk.-on Monday, September 25, ANS E., vile
The relatives and trends OF the family, and Of her
sons, Vincent, Stephen ;. and james H., re-
late residence First avenue, between E,gnty.third
and Eighty;iourih streets, on Thutsday, the 2sth
CoULTAUIs.-On Sunday, September "a, JouN
The relatives and friends, also The members OF
Cornhan Lodge, No. ass, +. and a. NJ, are respect
afternoon, at one O'clock RON the Berean Baptist
church, corner Of Bedford and Downing streets.
DAvIs.-At Mystic Conn, on Monday oternoon
September 2S, EzRAP DAyIS
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DoRAN.-On Monday, September 25, MORGAN DO
RAN, native OF the parish EdgewOrthstown, county
Longford, Ireland, IN the elth year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral 10 DAY "wednesday, at half-past
O'Clock, from No. 100 Court street. near Pacific,
Brooklyn. The remains Will he inferred In Calvary
Cemetery.
DEvLIN.-0n Monday, September 2j, MARY DEv.
LIN, daughter Of james ana Bridget Devn, aged
months ana IL DAYS.
bud on earth to
Bloom in heaven.
The relatives ana friends of the family are re-
spectluily invited 10 attend the funeral, from her pa
rents residence, 23Ii G0uverneur street, on We'd
nesday, september 81, at two O'Clock +. NJ.
DITMAs.-At FIatbush, l.. L., on Monday evening,
September 20, MARY A., eldest daughter OF Abra-
ham J. and Caroline V. Dltmas aged ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents, on Thursday, the 2sth instant, at two
O'Clock y. NJ, without further notice.
DOYiE.-At GrccnpOint, l.. l., on Tuesday, Sep
tember 20, 1871, Patrick II. DOYLE. nauve Of tho