The New York herald., 1873-12-06

LAPsLEY.-On Friday morning. December 9,
AGLAE MOREAU, vile OF John Lapsley.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
LEGGk.-On Thursday, December a. IN chud
birth EMILY wife 81 George @S Leyee Ss ses" 81 yefr rs
her late residence lis East Nnety-hrst street, DO
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues to-mofroN
Sunday, December 7, at one +. M.
LELAND.-At the Sturrevant house, on Thursday.
December 4, at twelve O'Clock M, ANNA e., wiie OF
Charles Leland and daughter OF Ava ana Shario'se
Clark.
Funeral win take place from tho Dutch Reformed
church, Mount Vernon, on saturday, December ..
at one O'Clock p. M. Carriages will be IN waiting
on the arrival OF the New York and New Haveb
tives and friends are invited to attend without
further notice. Burial at Woodiawn.
LENr-on Thursday, December 4, Mrs. ELIZA :.
LENT, aged 73 years.
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the
funeral, on saturday 9th inst, at hali-past one
O'Clock 7. M from her late residence, No. AZ SUI
folk street.
MALLoY-suddenly. OF heart disease, THOMAS
MALIoY, a naive of Lackennun, parish Of DEM.
The funeral win take place from the residence
OF his brother. Luke MaiiOy 545 Sixth avenue
This Saturday morning at ten O'Clock to st.
Francis church, Thlrty-nrst street; thence TO
Calvary Cemetery. All the iriends oi tne family
MURRAY.-On Thursday, December 4, 1878, OF
diphtheria, PrANGs s. son OF Patrick T. aa nose''a
The relatives and friends OF the family are rc-
spectfliy invited TO attend the nnera TON saS
street, on Saturday, 9th inst, AZ hair-past one
MlrcHEIL-0n Friday, December s, MARY HOGAN,
wife oil Thomas Mitchell, In the S6th year OF ucr
age. u,
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, NO.
GA Eighth avenue. on Sunday, the 7th OF Decem-
ber, at one O'Clock.
McGuIRR.-On Friday. December s, BERNARD
MCGUIRE, in the ed year OF his age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
speotfully invited 70 attend the funeral from hls
late residence, l56 West Filty-second street, near
seventh avenue. ON sunday, December 7. at one
McCoRMAcx-In Brooklyn, on Friday, December
s. CATHARINE, relct OF William McCormack. OF
county Iongford, Ireland in the Attn year OF her
funeral from her late residence, 60 River street.
Brooklyn. =. d., on sunday, December = a. TWO
McLEAN.-At Passaic, N. j. on Thursday. Decem-
ber 4, GEORGE MCLEAN, aged 81 years, kliied py
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
McGLuNS.-on ThuI sday, December 4, pHIair
MCGLuNN, aged 20 years and months, from county
Cavan Milton, parish Drumblane.
Friends and relatives OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
residence No. 1000 Third avenue, this (saturdayl
afternoon at hslipast one O'CLOCK without further
MCKNIaHr-In Jersey CITY, on Friday December
., DoRcAs j., wife Of John Mcknight, aged 81 years
funeral. rom Isl St. Paui's Methodist church, Third
street. on sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock
MAcMAnoN-0 Sunday, November M 80 80 THOMAS
IMAGINATION, of double pneumonia for over twenty.
three years the honest and faithful coachman oi
DR.. j. e. BeaIes, OF No. 10 West Nineteenth street.
OAKEs-On Tuesday, December 2 at Fine Or
chard, Conn, JOSIAH OAKEs, OF New York.
Funeral services at his late residence, No ESQ
West Nfty-second street. this Saturday morning, at
ten O'Clock. Burial at the convenience OF tho
family.
cember l. after short illness, EMMA G., wife Of
George f. Pritchett and daughter OF william L.
RoBINsoS.-On Thursday, December 4, Mrs. MARY
ROBINSON. aged so years and months.
The relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral, sunday, December :, from the esi-
dence OF her niece Mrs. /. Q. Latham Az Palsade
avenue, Jersey City, Heights. Nj ..
RYAS.-On Thursday, December A. at 4l4 EAST
Sixteenth street, DANIEL RYAN. aged 10 years.
Notice OF funeral in sundays Herald
SIovER.-0n Friday morning, Decemper D, WAR
rem SLOWER, Of pneumonia, in the ooth year OF his
age. ~, n..,
church. Joraemon street, Brooklyn; on Monday.
December g. at nali-past two O'Clock 7. M. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend without
Iurther notice.
SMlrH.-On wednesday morning, December 8.
ANITA, youngest child OF James d. ana Annie D.
Smith, aged year and months
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her parents 32l Park place, near FRANKLIN ave-
nue., Brooklyn, this Saturday, at hali-pass one
slMpsos.-on wednesday evening, December 3,
after short but severe illness, JOHN SIMPSON, aged
II years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the mneral. from his
INST. at one O'clock p. N.
SINGER-CoNTINENrA LODGE, No. III, L O. o. F.
You are hereby summoned TO meet at your lodge
ROOM 1S9 Bowery, at haf-past twelve O'Clock r NJ.
TO attend the funeral OF our late brother, William
'''Ds''' '''''' '0e'' FRANK N. DlDlER, Nc.
J. r. DAVIES, R. s.
SpILsBuRY.-un Thursday, December 4, 1873. ED.
MuND G., son OF Z. Gybbon and Rosa II. Spilsbury.
aged years, months and IA days
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
December !, Ut two O'Clock p. N.
UPDIKE.--On Wednesday, December 9, at Chi.
SARAH NJ, vile OF Charles NJ Updike, and daughter
OF Samuei R. Mabbatt, OF this city:
VAN BUREH-On Friday, December 5, at halfpast
one O'Clock p. NJ Dr. PETER VAN BUREN. aRed IL
years.
twelve O'Clock At his late residence, No 2l4 West
Twenty-second street, New YORK.
VAN BUREN.-Suddenly. in this city, on Friday
morning, December 3, DOW, only son OF Samuel
Funeral services win be held on Sunday AFTER
noon, at two O'Clock, at the residence OF hie
parents, No. 81 Barrow street. Relatives and
friends OF the family, also those OF his brother.
in-law, +. II. Tallmadge, are respectfully invited
WAIsH.-on Thursday evening, December 4. OF
membrane Group, WILLIE WALSH. aged AZ
Thc relatives and friends OF the family are re-
quested to attend the funeral, from the residence
OF his parents, No. II Manhassett place, South
Brooklyn, on Sunday, December = at halfpsss
wHITE.-On Thursday December 4, ELI wHrrs.
in the SD year OF his age
His relatives and friends, and those OF the family.
are invited 10 attend the funeral, without urthef
notice. rom his late residence, No. 81 Fifth avenue.
on Monday next, the sth inst, at three O'Clock
Obituary.
On the 9th OF November, at st. Luke's Hospital.
Chicago, died Beekman v. II. Uhh0rn, OF this city.
An accident which befel him in October had
fined him there for several weeks. On the lst and
the Attn of November he wrote cheerful and hope
ul letters home, speaking or his rapid recovery
and OF the probability OF his soon being able ia
leave On the 6tn he considered himself, and was
pronounced, suficency strong 70 60, had paid hls
bill, and was in his room packing his trunk, when
the report OF pistol alarmed the bouse. TINS
chaplain, who was his kind and devoted friend,
hurried with .others In the direction OF the sound
and on entering poor young Uhlhorn's room no
was found nsenslbe, fallen forward from his chair.
The room gave evidence OF his having been Occu-
pied In packing, and at first II was supposed he
had only tainted from the unusual cxertl0n, pos
siby; but on laying him on the bed small wound
In the breast was discovered. Lie was already
gone This most unhappy occurrence adds another
10 the long list OF casualties from the unguarded
use OF firearms. Western and Southern travet
perhap9 excuses. and even sometimes renOeTa