The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-24
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


Rev. I. Dewitt Talmage, assisted by the Rev. p X.
Day, CHARLES s r ABBEY to FRANCES rs VAN WAGNER,
both OF Brooklyn. No cards.
BARLow-WiNANs.-On Wednesday, April %, at
the residence Of q, the brides parents By the Rev
to FANNIE M. WINANs, Of Newark, N. ].
BAGUELIN-DREYER.-On Thursday, April II, by
DREYER.
CoRCoRAN-HEALy.-On Monday, April 81, 1873.
Twenty-eighth street, with nuptial mass, by the
Rev: Edward McGynn, d. D., JAMES I. CoRcORAN
CoRNELL-MoTT wednesday, March IL, 1873,
by Rev. J. Peck, Of Calvary Episcopal church, Will
Harrisburg, WILLIAM r. CORNELL, OF Williamsburg,
bunSST Monday, April q BY the
Mrs. NELLIE PARKER, both Of New York.
JoNEs-CoNLEY.-AtG Grace church, Bath, Me-, on
Thursday, April 3, by the rector, Rev. Edward
Hubbell, LOUIS F. JONES, of New York, to CORA E.
CONLEY, OF Bath.
acknowledgements the French Church
Rev. Or. verren, Mr.. JOSEPH LEFEBvRE, Of Canada,
and MISS KATE ATE GonEETsoN, Of Brooklyn, n; Y
the residence OF the brides parents, By the Rev.
John Brouner, Mr.. GEORGE F. MYERS to Miss KATE
L. MEsLER, daughter OF Edwin Meser, OF this city.
PINE-HEATH.-On Tuesday, April 90 at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, 116 East rwenty-1ith
street, New York, by Rev. Dr. william n. Mcvickar,
HEATH.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the residence Of the
Rev. Charles Brown, GEORGE w. RANDOLPH to
EMMA j., daughter OF John Wilson, both OF this
city.
sTEwARr-FLEuRy-On Tuesday, April 90 at
hanson Smith, CHARLES J. STEWART to JANE
ELMA, daughter OF James A. Feury.
VAN HoRNE-VREELAND.-On Tuesday April %,
at the residence the brides parents, by Rev. w.
X Duryee, assisted by Rev. j. w. Young, GARRETT
VAN HORNE, OF Lafayette, Jersey City, to NAME NJ,
vile, Jersey City, N. j.
wRIeHT-Ross.-Ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
the Rev. I. De Witt Talmage, d. d., +. JUDsON
WRIGHT to MARY, daughter OF Gulian Ross, Esq.
No cards.
Died.
AILEN.-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning,
April %, MARIA LOUISA ALLEN, only daughter OF
Samuel and Maria Allen, aged 20 years.
The funeral will take place at the Presbyterian
church, Franklin avenue, near Myrtle avenue, on
Friday, the 25th inst at two O'Clock p. M Friends
will please attend without further invitation.
BARKER.-On Tuesday morning, April !, 1873, by
n. s., AGNES NJ. BARKER, youngest daughter OF the
late Epnralm Barker. OF Baltimore
Her remains have not been recovered.
BAss.-At London, England, on Monday, March
II, 1873, SAMUEL w. BASS, Jr., only son OF Samuel
W. Bass, Of this city, In the 2sd year Of his age;
formed church REV. Dr. Rogers, corner of Fifth
avenue and Twenty-frst street, on Friday, 25th
invited TO attend without further invitation.
COMPANY oRDER-No. /.
EIGHTH COMPANY, SEVENTH RESIMESr'
NEW YORK, April ~, 1873.
This company will assemble at the arInory on
Friday next, the 25th inst, at ii O'Clock A. NJ, in
citizens dress TOR the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF our late friend and comrade Mr. Samuel
w. Bass, Jr. - -
BY order of Capt. GEO. w. SMITH.
+. L. NiCoLL. First Sergeant.
BONNETT.-At TarrytOwn, on tuesday, April %,
OF chronic Brghts disease, JAMES BoNNETT, in the
9th year OF his age.
services at the residence OF his brotherin law,
Nor FAINT Tor VT a a .nu 81 nj A
on THURSDAY. April "a. Burial services at Upper
New Rochelle Methodist Episcopal church. at one
P. M. New Haven train leaves Grand Central
depot New York. at 1905 A. M
BROwER.-On tuesday, April o. after long and
painful illness, CHARLES BRowER, aged 65 years,
Relatives and friends and members OF the Bercan
Baptist church are invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, "a Eighth avenue, on Fri
day afternoon, April 70 at one p M. The men,
bers OF New York Lodge, No. TO- |. o. OF o. F., are
respectfully invited TO attend the funerai OF their
late brother at the above residence.
BUCKHour-At Harlem, on Tuesday, April %. OF
peuro-pneumonia, GEORGE W. BUcKnoUT, aged SO
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuy Invited to attend the funeral, from the
Fifth avenue, on saturday, April 26 at one O'Clock
| Pm. I
CALHoUN.-0n Tuesday, April %, 1873, after
short but severe illness, which he bore with CHRIS
| tinn resignation, JAMES CALHOUN, Sr.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 1876 North Filth street, Brooklyn, +. d., on
Thursday, April a. at two O'Clock. The relatives
and friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend.
CARRICABURU.-At Havana, Cuba, on Tuesday,
April 8, 1874, Mrs. LEoNrINA A. CARR1CABuRu.
daughter OF Mr.. John Carrcaburu. OF said city, In
CaRLIs~on tuesday, April %, PHILIP cARLrS
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect