The New York herald., 1873-11-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CHAsE-DEAN.-On Wednesday evening, Novem.
ber ~ at eight O'Clock at the house Of Mrs. A. z.
CHASE to Miss LIZZIE DEAN, both OF New York.
CHAPIN-BuLL.-On Wednesday, November IL, at
Brattleeoro, w. by the Rev. A. Huntington Capp.
Brattleboro, EDWARD X. CHAPIN, M. b., or Fiat.
bush, N. " to Mrs. SARAH G. BULL, daughter OF the
CuTrEE-KNApf.-on wednesday, November -,
at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by the Rev.
David David, B Jutten, e. L CUTTER, Of Brooklyn, to
DALY-HowELL-At Portland, Me- on Wednes-
Gay, Gay, November y, 1s7s by the Right Rev; .. w.
Of New York, to ELLA. only daughter OF the late
John S. Howell, OF Nassau n. r.
DEwEY-MCDoNALD-At Clifton, N. j., on Tues.
parents, by the Rev. r. Vanhorne, assisted by G.
Il. whitney, D. D., WARREN g. DEWEY. OF Kalana.
Mcdonald formerly Of Brooklyn. & e' n. I. u 8 =
lss kalamazoo papers please copy.
~ by Rev. stephen H. Tying, Jr., JOHN +. FOSTER to
LOUISE M. REMINGTON, daughter OF G. w. Remlng
ton. All of this city.
Wednesday. November IL, 1873, by the Rev Thomas
I. Everett, HARRY b. FRENCH, OF New York, to
JARvIs-DE CAMAARA.-In Brooklyn, on Wednes-
day, November II, 1874, by the Rev. George A.
Hubbel BENJAMIN JARVIS to Mrs. ELIZA DE CAM
sEaaEAST-DoveAs.-In alla,S Brooklyn, on wednes-
day evening, November II, by the Rev. w. T. Fitch,
Es
TILT-RAYNoR.-On Tuesday evening, November
II, at 81. Bartholomew's church, by the Rev.
Ste9aen ~ Tyng y S D. ALBERT e. TILT to ADDIE
Died.
BAKER.-On Wednesday evening" November H.
THOMAS iGNATIUs BAKER, only son OF Mchael and
Alice Baker, aged IL months and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuLy invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence OF his parents, No. 1923 First avenue,
between Eighty-ourth and Eighty fifth streets, on
Frldsy, November u. at one O'Clock.
il Mss IN Harlem on Tuesday
daughter OF George W. and Amanda T. Bassiord,
aged II years and 70 days.
November Is, at one O'Clock r. Nj, at the resi-.
dence Of her parents, No. 81 East l25th street.
me Teatlves and friends are respectfully invited
BKEKMAS.-On Thursday, November 49, ELIZA.
BETH E :. ROBINSON, wife OF Mr.. Abram Beekman, in
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
iully Invited to attend her funeral, on Saturday
l5th inst, at halfpast twelve O'Clock, in the Meth
street.
BEsEDIcT.-On Wednesday, November 10, SARAH
LOUISE eidest daughter OF Charles Ii. and Augusta
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, from the Harlem Second
Baptist church, lllth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues, on Sunday, November 10, at
twelve O'Clock NJ, sharp.
BERrINB-In East Chester, on Wednesday No.
vember IL, 1873, SAMUEL X. BERTINE In his 73d year
The relatives and friends OF deceased are nvited
70 attenu the iuneral from the Methodist Epsco-
pal church, East Chester, on Friday November ia
ana halfpast one p. NJ Carriages will be In wait.
ing az depot on arrival OF twelve NJ train from
Forty.second street depot
bkENsAS.-On Wednesday, November 12 CATHA-
RIM, beloved wife OF Edward Brennan, q native
OF hatncuibin, parish OF Calan, county Kilkennry
Ireland, aged "a years and months
heatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from her late residence, I27
hen. avenue, where solemn requiem mass will
nns no, hey happy respose on saturday
BRowN.-At Harlem, on Wednesday, November
IL EBkNEzER H. BROWN, In the 6sth year OF his age.
RELATIVES and friends OF the family are invited TO
attend the funeral, from his late residence, I'll
west l2Sth street. Oh Friday, November IA. at TWO
Alta meeting Of the Taxpayers and Citizens
protective Union OF the Twelfth ward, held at their
rooms Thursday evening November IL, the follow
ing minute and resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
Tdls association is informed OF the death OF Mr..
EDenezer u. Brown, Its president, occurring yes
terday under circumstances OF peculiar afiiction,
and enters the following minute:-
That as citizen dwelling among as for many
years Mr.. Brown has been distinguished for inleg-
rity, self denying public spirit. Wisdom IN council,
and prompt and energetic action. Presiding
among us, his course was marked by fidelity, self
control urbanity and success We lament the loss
sustained by the community In his death, and
deeply sympathize with his family In their sorrow
Resolved, That copy Of this minute, duly certi-
fed, be communicated to the family OF Mr.. brown.
Hesolveds That this ASSOCIATION attend the tupe.