The New York herald., 1874-09-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


at the Church OF the Divine Paternity, Fifth ave-
nue., by me Rev. =. II; Chaplin, D. D., ?. T: BARNuM
ESQ.,, or Wade enare, Bridgeport, Conn.,, to NANCY,
daughter OF John Fish, Esq. of Southport, England
CouLsoN-CHITTENDEN.-O Thursday September
3, d ST. Peters church, Eaton square, London. by
the Rev j. WOrtningtOn Bliss. assisted by the Rev.
A. B. COulson (brother of the groom) and the Rev.
Z. M. Sanders FREDEnICK CHARLES BLENKISsoPr
CoULsoN, son of the late j. b. CoulsOn. OF Blenkn-
sopp, in the county OF Northumberland, and
grandson OF the late Lord Byron to LUCIA, daugh-
ter OF the late Lucius Chittenden, OF Washington
Heights, New York,
.FLEl!rMANN-CAEsAR.-on Tuesday; September
sSe Rev. S Dr. .af
/ FLEITMANN, or New York, to KATIE JOHANNA,
daughter OF Saul W. and Johanna Caesar, OF New
FROUDE-MEADE-On Wednesday, September
49, by the Rev. Dr. Deems. BRADFORD FRoUDR to
MINNIE MEADE. all OF New York.
Newark papers please copy.
HALL-OsBORNE.-At Waterville, oneida county,
Bell CHARLES q. Hall, Of New York. and MARY
CATHERINE, second daughter OF aOn. Amos o.
Osborne, Of % %Waterville r,.,.
at the residence OF me BRIDES uncle, A. G. Burr,
son to ALICE NJ. THORN both OF this city.
McLogGHLIN- Monday, september
IA. by the Rev. David s. Merrick s j., JOHN G.
me ste i0 boa No ea4s daughter
PuRDY-MARvrN.-On Tuesday, September Is,
1874, at the residence OF the brides parents, hy
the Rev. Charles $. Robinson, d. d., HORACE
PURDY to EMMA. second daughter OF J. b. Marvin,
both OF this city.
Died.
ARMsTRoNG.-On Wednesday, September 10.
SAMUEL ARMSTRONG.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectIully invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence OF his father, 82S Second avenue on Fri
day s6s E y AZ ONE on Seo1s
tember l5, CHARLOTTE NARY, wife OF Richard
Berry.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence, No. 20 East Tnirty seventh street. on
Friday, the 18th inst at two r. NJ.
BROWN Suddenly, on Tuesday morning, Sep
tember Is, CHARLES A. BROWN, aged So years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 223 West Thirteenth street, on
Thursday, 18th inst, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, to St.
Francis Xaviers church, West Sixteenth street
where a solemn mass OF requiem will be celebrated
for the repose OF his soul; thence to Calvary Gem
At a meeting OF the Deputy sherifrs held at the
Sherips office, on Wednesday, september l6
1874. the folio wing solutions were adopted
His infinite wisdom, to remove from our midst by
the hand OF death, our much esteemed and
ing assembled together for the most fitting pur-
pose OF giving expression to the esteem In which
we held him, as well as sympathy In their hour Of
affcton with those. who were near and dear to
him; therefore be 1t
Resolved, That whe We grieve to know that he
has passed away from us forever, while we mourn
Ills loss ana in common with his many friends
participate In the anguish OF heart OF those bound
to MN by the ties Of consanguniy, stiil our crei
Is not without comfort; for we feel assured that
he has passed to the presence OF that Heavenly
Father who ever deals gently and In loving kind
ness with HIS errlng children; and be 1t further
Resolved, Tnat In our deceased friend We have
always recognized those sterling qualities and en-
dearing attributes that tend to make the perfect
man. and In the various walks Of lie we have ever
found him valued friend and kind adviser His
history is the story OF good mans path-a life OF
usefulness yelling up from the fountain OF duty,
increasing, deepening and augmenting until
finally, at ripe old age, has become lost in the
ocean OF etornttv. In his 0uDl1c life of
years there has never been stain, while his pri.
vate lie has been equally irreproachabie; and, as
we extend to his afflicted family our heartfelt
sympathies, may we not say unto them, "Be ye
not sOrrOwful; he has but gone before to make
more. pleasant our welcome into the celestial
Paradise aboveN
NoTIcE.-The Deputy SheriYs will assemble AZ
No. 1877 Sixth avenue at nine A. M. for the purpose
OF attending the funeral OF our late associate.
CHARLES A. Brown BY Sraer; W% = covxvp s,o,,r
JOHN J. CUNNING, Under Sherln, Chairman
wv Ws' j: :t1n CARROLL. Secretaries.
KATIE c., Oldest daughter OF John ana Margaret
Breslin, aged Is years and months
uncles, Thomas, James, Patrick and Terence
Breslin, Patrick Masterson, James Smith and VIII
liam Dwyer are respectfully invited TO attend the
iunerai, this day Thursday), the 18th ins. at two
o'cock, from the residence OF her parents, NO. 323
East Fifty-1fth street.
BRuNEMANN.-Un Tuesday, September Is. Rev.
JOSEPH BRUNEMANN o. 5. r., pastor OF ST. Mary's
Star Of the Sea. Far Rockaway, aged IS years.
Funeral from ST. Peters church, corner OF Hicks
mass OF requiem win be celebrated on Friday, Mt
ten A. NJ. Reverend clergy and friends are re-
'' BRTsa.-on Monday, September IA, ELIZA A.,
second daughter OF Jonathan l.. aud Cornella
Brush, in the I'D year Of her age.
The relatives and friends or the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral services
] at her tatber's residence No 62s Lexington ave.