The New York herald., 1873-11-22

Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from 2l3 East
Fifty first street, On Sunday. November a. az half
past two O'Clock p M.
DoYIE-On Thursday, November 90, at az Co.
lumbia street, Brooklyn, SARAH, wife or Edward
4 solemn hleh mass win be celebrated at st.
Peters church, Brooklyn, at halEpast nine A. M
Funeral will take place at one O'Clock from the
chu ch
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the unerah from his late residence, l54
Degraw street, Brooklyn, on Sunday, 2ad inst, ae
two O'Clock y. NJ.
ELy.--At Athens, Pa, on saturday Novem-
ass ssyasls si s0sAr n ELY formerly OF 'hS e' Sesa
GALLAGHER.--In Brooklyn, on Friday, November
q. ArPHoNsUs NJ, infant son of MichaelJ. and
days.
Relatives and friends or the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the
narents' residence, 100 st. James place, corner
fai1on xn avenue n on sunday the 2sd On INST IT. r
JOSEPH, son Of M J. and Ellen Glynn aged 5years,
months and II days. N so Df
the luneral from the residence of his parents, 80
Hester street, corner Allen, on Saturday, 22d inst,
HANsHE-PrNKlE and BLuEIE (twins), daughters
OF tJohn =. and Emma |. Hanshe, aged years,
AS they hved they will be buried-hand In hand.
Ine funeral WIZ take place irom the residence OF
their parents, No 4Chares street. on sunday.
November 49, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
oATmARINE o., wie Of br. John 5. Heard:
Funeral on Sunday, November %, at halEpast one
p. NJ, ae st. Paui's Episcopal church, Newburgh-
Cars leave Grand Central Depot AS A. M, return
HoFp.-On wednesday, November 10. DANIEL S.
HOFF, aged AZ years.
CoRINfHIAN CHAprBs No. l5o, R. A. M.-Cox-
Darling's Rooms, III West Twenty third street, ON
Monday, November a. al ten O'Clock A.. NJ, 70
unite with Sylvan Grove Lodge In paying the last
tribute OF respect to companion Daniel S. Hof, de-
ceased. BY order oi the T. z. o,,-,,,r so..
HoUsToY.-On Friday, November u, ELIZABETH
ALLEN, infant daughter OF Lizzie G. and William
Funeral from her lather,s residence, Orange, N.
j., to-day Saturday, at two p. III. seNr1
HUNTER.-ln Brooklyn. on Thursday, November
90 SAMUEL r. HUNTER, in the Gsth year 0! his age.
The funeral will take place on Saturday. Novem-
ber - from his late residence, SOC De Kab avenue.
at one O'Clock. The friends OF the family are IN
vited to attend without further notice.
KAEMMERER.-In New Brunswick, N. j., on Tues
aged s. Years, sister Of Dr. n Kaenlmerer :
KIERsrED.-On Tuesday, November Is, ALFRED.
eldest son OF Alexander Kiersted. WH8
His relatives and friends are notified that the fu.
neral took place from his late residence, No. VIII
liam street, New Haven, Conn.,, on Friday, at half
LNEN.-JAMEs LINEN, at the residence Of his
friend William Gibson, % Beekman place, Easr
Funeral this day Saturday, at two Pm.
California papers please copy
MERRELI.-At Camden, n. j., on Wednesday. No
vember 49, JAMES MERRELL, secretary Of the Ma
tlonal Trust Company OF New York. kAA
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral. from the residence OF B II. Browning,
COS Cooper street, Camden. n. j., Saturday, ed
inst. at twelve O'Clock NJ.
MooRE.-At Richmond, Staten Island, on Thurs
day, November 20, I. W. CHARLES MOORE, aged 70
Relatives and friends OF the family are in vited
to attend the IuneraL on Sunday November rs,
az two O'Clock p. NJ, at st. Andrews church, Rich
mond. Carriages Will be in waiting at yanderbilr
Landing on the arrival OF the II O'Clock boat from
loot of Whitehall street, New York.
Washington ID. C) and Nova Scotia paper
MULvEY.-On Friday, November q, 1873, Mrs.
CATHARINE MULvEY aged rs years.
The funeral Will take place from the residence or
her son-in-law, Michael BY rne 500 Furman street,
Brooklyn, on sunday, November 23, at two O'Clock
p. NJ. Relatives ana friends are respectfully In
MuRpHY.-On Friday, November q, after short
illness. JOHN MURPHY.
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to
attend he funeral from his late residence, No. lo7
Washington street, on sunday, at two p. M. e
4 MACFARLkNE.-0n Thursday night, November 20,
JAMES EDDIE eldest son Of James and Catharine
MaeFarlane, aged years, months and III days.
The funeral WIZ take place ON saturday I'D INST,
from the residence OF his parents, 156 Freeman
street, Greenpoint, at two O'Clock.
McEvOy.-On Friday November q, ANN McEvoY,
The relatives and friends of the family are in.
vfted to attend her funeral. from the residence OF
her son. 433 East Eighteenth street, on Sunday
afternoon, November 23 at one O'Clock. G.Ea
N Y, on wednesday, November 49, LAWRENCE
ODELL, In the 60th year OF his age. u
Friends oil the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, lrom his late residence, on
saturday, November -. at two O'Clock p. NJ New
Haven train leaves Grand Central Depot, at twelve
O'clock Carriages Will be IN waiting al Mount
Vernon depot.
REED.-In this city, on Thursday. November 20,
ELIZABETH j., wife OF Leonard V. Reed aud daugh-
ter OF Jacob Rynders aged 3S years. months and
20 days. IsB
Antiquity Lodge, No. H. r. and A. NJ, are respect
fully invited 60 attend the uneral, from her late
residence, No SEQ Lexington avenue, on Sunday,
No apal.ar NJ tpta an NJ
Troy papers please copy.
RIcE.-0n Friday, November q, 1879, Mrs. JErTs
RICE OF Hoffenheim, Baden. after a lingering i'll
ness OF Iour months, in the 55th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends oil the family also the
Humboldt Lodge, No 5i2, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Sunday, November %, at
ten A: M. from her late residence, No. $50 west
scHEFER.--At special meeting OF company X,
Seventh regiment, \; G. :: n Y held a; on Wednes
and resolutions were adopted:- 34M 4F
Whereas the sad news OF the death OF our CON-
rade, Anton Schefer has lust reached US;
Resolved. That while we acquiesce in the Divine
wisdom which has seen 1T TO remove hlIn from
from among MS, we are deeply sensible o. the loss
tractive qualities OF head and heart, Mr. Scheier
won for himself place IN the a1ectionate esteem
OF us all. Unassuming in his manners, firm IN his
friendship, answering in the performance OF his
duty We recognize in him an example which we
would do well 10 follow.
Resolved, THAT this company has cause TO deeply
mourn his DEATH foreigner, ,.he paid the debt OF
gratitude 20 his adopted country by acknowledg-
ing and dscnarging the duties OF citizenship be-
coming an alien in name only. None took more
lively Interest in the welfare OF our regiment and
our company had no more steady member, no
more stanch upholder OF discipline, and no more
obedient and attentive soldier
Resolved That we tender our siNcerest gym
patty to Mr. Scheier's relatives and friends: that
these resolutions be published in the New YORK
journals. entered In the minutes OF this company.
and that copy therof. suitably engrossed, be for
warded TO his family. Ef
Resolved, THAT the company room ne sui.any @
badge OF mourning Tor thirty days.
JOHN Fl. ISEI.IN, HORACE BACON,
WILLIAM II. LANE, ChDWALADER r. OGDEN,
Il. $. LENTILHON, COMMITTEES.
SHAFER.--On Friday, November 81, JACOB SHAPEH
aged ~ years, months and "A days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited to attend the funeral from the residence OF
J. II. KINNEY, No. 226 West Fifteenth street, New
York, on sunday the 23d. at three p. NJ.
Albany papers please copy.