The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-01

accounts by the Clearing House COMMITTEE"
Another reporter was sent to the residence or
Mr.. +. d. Tappen, OF the Clearing House, to make
inquiries on the same subject but Jailed to lind
him at home.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.
ALExANDER-FITCH.-At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents, on Thursday, April "a by the Rev.
DR.. Rylance, J. HALL ALEXANDER, OF Hartford
Conn.,. TO KATHARINE daughter OF DR.. $. $. Fitch
Hartford papers please copy.
CRAwFoRD-BENEDICT;- Jersey City, Wednes-
Rev. J. H. Sinclair, OF Staten Island, Mr.. II. A.
CRAWFORD to Miss MARY 4. BENEDICT, both OF
DAY-KmLIAN.-At the American Consulate
Geneva, on Tuesday, March 4, by the Rev. Dr.
Richard. EDWARD M. DAY, United States Navy, to
SOPHIE JULIE, daughter OF the late Colonel Kiian,
DRESSER Brooklyn, on Wednes
aa Of Sy as to
M. REYNOLDS, OF Brooklyn.
DUFFY-REYNoLDs.-On Sunday, April 81, at the
BRIDES residence, by Rev. ". Q. Poole, F. A. DUFFY
to Miss KATIE F., youngest daughter Of the late
Patrick Reynolds. No cards.
by Rev +. II. Farrelly. Of St. James church S
STEPHEN 8. GUINA to MARY JANE L0NGwoRTH, OF
East New York, and daughter OF the late Samuel J.
LOngwOrth, ESQ.,, Of this city.
HARDER-JoNEs.-At the Church OF the Holy
Trinity BrS1syn ey the Rev Dr. Hall NJ
IsOLA-FARRAR.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April
49, at the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the
nen r. o.
JUDD-REEvE.-In Middletown, N. Y, on
Wednesday, April 80 at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. DR.. Seward LEROY JUDD. Of
New York, to SARA, daughter OF W. @. Reeve.
LACK.CONLAN.-m New York. on Wednesday,
April 80 1874, BY the Rev. Dr. R; l. Burlsen,. An
A. CONLAN OF New York.
MATrMoRE- SHANNON Wednesday, April 80,
THOMAS MATrIMoRE, Of New York, to MARY A.,
daughter of Thomas Shannon, OF Brooklyn.
1873, at the First Presbyterian Church, Fifth
avenue corner Of Twelfth street, by the Rev. John
Hall, D. D.; assisted by the Rev W N. Paxton, D.
D., JAMES MCvICKAR to ADA, daughter OF Edward
s. Jaffray, ESQ.,, all OF this city,
Y-INdRAHAM-At the First Reformed
April 80, 1873, CHARLES F. RIsLEY to AMELIA ii.
INGRAIAM, daughter OF DR.. Timothy M. lngraham,
sANDERs-0sGooD.- Tuesday, April 20, at St.
Pauls church, Bergen Heights n. j., by the Rev.
F. Q. Putnam, rector, WALTER SANDERS, formerly Of
sTUART-HATcH.-On Wednesday. April 80, at
Henry NJ. storrs, D. D.. assisted BY the Rev john
Hall, D. D., ANDREW, second son OF David Stuart
Daughter Of waiter T. Hatch, ESQ., OF BROOKLYN. on'
SUNDMACHER-FREY.-At the residence OF the
Ra9 on Ap1 ~ s 5y the
York, to Ida, daughter OF Albert Frey, Of Newark,
M.
ACKERMAN.-At Fishkil on Tuesday, April 90
DAVID L. ACKERMAN, aged so years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral on Friday
morning, at eleven O'Clock from his late residence.
ARCHER-In Scarsdale, Westchester county, on
Tuesday, April 20, BENJAMIN ARCHER, in the cath
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence on
BASSyM;-At Bridgeport. Conn.,, on Tuesday,
April 20. SARAH n, wife Of Leroy Barnum, and
chester county, N. " In the 35th year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are Re-
late residence Main street. S sSs d hey
Thursday, at three O'Clock P. NJ Carriages viii
be at the depot upon the arrival Of the II s5 train
Observation-Disclosures LODGE. $40, F. AND A. NJ
Brothers-The funeral Of Brother Richard J. Ban
twelve O'CLOCK. ". a. CoNKLiN, se s yas'
:, BELL-%on Tuesday, april %. ANN H. BELL, widow
vted to attend the funeral on Thursday, May /, at
halfpast ten O'Clock A: NJ from the residence Of
BoDINE.-0n Tuesday morning, April 20, JOHN NJ
BQDME, In the satin year OF his age.
.. Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
residence, $40 Greene avenue, near Marcy avenue,
a B,r91osyn this hursda afternoon. at two
BowRoN-At Bloomfield, April %, ALLIE Bow
RON, daughter of William L. and Mary M. Bowron.
funeral, at the residence or her sister, Mrs A. +.
one O'Clock, Carriages win be in waiting at the
Ridgewood Station on the arrival Of the 10:40
train from Barclay street via Morris and Essex
Railroad. Returning, leave Ridgewood at 1880.
BR0THERTON-On Wednesday, April 80. at Da-
rien, Connecticut, Miss SARAH BRoTHERroN, aged
II years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BURGEssaOn Tuesday, April %, at half past eley-
en- O'Clock p. M, at 20Oh Twenty-second street,
south Brooklyn, E. @. BURGESS, wife OF captain
days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
place on Friday, May q at two O'Clock P. NJ. from
the Sixth Methodist Episcopal church., Eighteenth
street near FIN avenue South s 81
BELL, native Of Ireland, aged IS years.
The friends OF his family and those Of MS son Jo
borers Union, are respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, from the residence OF his brothern-
law, Thomas l. Ftzsimons, 100 avenue G, on Thurs
day afternoon, May l. at two O'Clock
ELLERY. son Of Eugene and Sarah NJ. Elery, aged
funeral on Thursday. May 1, at three O'Clock.
rom residence, 3c6 Warren street, Brooklyn.
20, THOMAS p. FERDINAND, in the a5th year OF his |
age.
j., on Thursday morning, at haIfpast ten O'CLOCK.
Cars leave loot OF Barclay street at rs A. M
FRI % 4, per-. Saratoga Springs on Friday
San Francisco papers please copy.
FREEMAN.-At Fultonville, N. " on Tuesday |
morning, April 20, ELIZABETH STARIN, wife or |
Horace B. Freeman Esq.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect |
fully invited to attend the funeral, from ner late
residence, Fultonville, on Saturday, May 8, at |
GEoRaE-,suddenly, on Tuesday, April 20. EMMA
/. GEORGE, In the 10Th year of her age Youngest |
daughter OF Maria George
The funeral will take place on Thursday, at two
near Eighth avenue.
:, HAIsHr-On Wednesday, April 80, ALoNzo D.
hAIGHT, aged 81 years, months and 10 days.
Funeral from 437 Eighth avenue, on Friday, May |
2 at eight O'Clock A. NJ Remains will be taken to
P0ughkeepsie for interment.
HALLEwELL@-On Tuesday, April %, WILLIAM
HALLEwRLL, In the SD year OF his age.
Funeral on Friday, May 2, at two O'Clock p. M,
from the residence or his sOin-law, John Gardner,