The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-10

the fsnally are respectfully invited to attend.
1874. VILLA. X HoiAUaSLis. aged Is years.
Int relatives ana friends Of the family aroaro-
tSe invited 70 attend the unera! services q
nn. NO. o. East I20th stIeet, on sunday. the lIth
mat; a. >, 9al-past two r. N. His remains win b
saHen 70 greenwood on Monday.
oD,.!.-On THURSDAY. January 9. 1874. Gsosos
W.. eldest son Of IL J. Odel in the 18th year OF hi
Relatives ana friends OF the family are respect.
iny .nv,tea 70 attend che funeral, from the resi-
Sunday January II. 1t ha q past one p ~
ORsRR.-0n Friday, January o. OF scarlet fever.
and the late John ores son e sssrI Ct sos
city, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited -
attend the funeral. on Sunday. January IL Take
nine O'Clock A. N. train from foot OF Chambors
street.
JANE eldest daughter Of Patncf Il. and Mar, Aes
O'Neil, aged years. IL months and Qsya
attend the funeral nom the resdeSce 1v ~ bss
parents. No. 81 Goerck street, on Sunday. January
PsAsson.-At Jersey CITY. on THURSDAY. ysnu.rv
8. P. NJ, SAMUEL PEARSON. Ia the 69tn wear Of his
age.
funeral service at his late residence. No. 1o5 Grand
street, on Saturday, loth lnst., at eleven A. -
Interment at Stamford, Conn. Y.
P0sT.-Suddenly, on Wednesday. January 7, 1874
SYLyEsTsR 8. POST. aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho
funeral from his late residence. No. 1856 East l2sth
New haven lCOnn.I papers please copy.
PINokkEY.-saddenly, HENRY A. PiNokHHr' -
Relatives and friends OF the family, also the Nom
bers Of pats Lodge No ig s M are respect e:
residence, 240 West seventeenth street, ON Sunday
January IL, 1874 at one p. NJ. sharp, without fur.
RAE-On Friday, January 0, of paralysis, ELIZA
BHrH, reiict Of John &. Rae, aged IS years.
Funeral service from her late residence, Atlantic
Hotel Hudson street. Jersey City, on sunday. llth
inst
third daughter OF Mary A. Reed relict OF John jay
Funeral from Open Communion Baptist church.
day, the llth inst, at two O'Clock r. M. Relatives
and friends and also members OF Cyrus Lodge.
Nc @ ana w. on are rrGaS J 10
Hammation OF TIE bowels, JAMES RYAN, In the 50th
year OF his age. native OF Castlemarket county
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Ms
O'CLOCK
January 8, 1874. ESTHER, relict Of Captain Aaron
Funeral Services. On Sunday, at tive O'Clock \. F.
M, at the residence OF her daughter, Mrs. p. ray
lor. Trains leave Hunters Point ferry and Long
Island Railroad at one O'Clock p. M return at 1866
SrE1L-On Friday afternoon January Q. after q
long illness, GEoEdE Il. SrElL, aged "a years and
months.
the relatives and friends of the family, also tho
United Brother Lodge, No. $50, r. and A. NJ, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral rom st.
Matthew's church. corner 3rOOme and Elizabeth
streets, Sunday afternoon, January II, at half
past one O'Clock. The remains will be inferred tn
US srRH HGE.e Norwaik, Conn, on wednesday
morning, January J, SARAH, relict Of William J.
Street In the SOth year OF her age
Her funeral VIII take place from the residence Of
her son-in-iaw. George r. Cholwell, At hafpast
two, and at st. Pauls church at three r. n. on
fowSsEND.-At No. I'll West Fourteenth street,
on Thursday, January g. JOHN FoNDEY TOWNSEND.
M. D.. only son Of the late Charles de Kay Town
sehd M. D., OF. Albany, IN the 65th year OF his age
Relatives friends and members OF the medical
r a1e tsa GSurc OF tSe
West Fourteenth street, near seventh avenue on
Sunday, January II. at hall-past two P. NJ with
QUE further invitation. The remains will be taken
TO Albany for interment.
TUCKER.-In Brooklyn, ON Thursday. January 8,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral. from his late residence, NO.
1888 Clinton street, On saturday, January TO- at ono
Bermuda papers please copy.
ToUMEY.-On Friday, January 9, 1874, at her resi-:
dence Liz Third avenue, ANN ToUMEY. q native OF
the parish OF Killbrlde, county Roscommon, Ire
land aged so years.
The relatives and friends OF her family, also those
OF her beloved husband John Tourney, ex-Vlce
President OF st. Vincent Ferrers I. A. h. Society,
airy IL. at ball.past one O'Clock p. NJ
WAIsH.-On Thursday, January 8, 1874 at MS
residence No. 1888 West Eleventh street, NICHOLAS
WALSH, in the seth year OF his age
The relatives and friends, and THOSE Of his
brothers, George and John, are respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral, from ST. Josepn's
church, Oh saturday. January 10, az ten O'Clock;
WEST SIDE SAVINGS BANK, J
No. 1874 Sixth avenue, !
Between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.)
At special meeting OF the trustees OF this bank.
held on Friday evening, January 9, 1874, the io-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved. That having heard with sorrow Of the
sudden death OF MIR. Nicholas Walsh, one Of the
original cOrpOrators and trustees OF this bank, We
desire to record our high appreciation of his char
acter as man and citizen, and also OF his fath-
Board.
Resolved, That as mark Of respect to his men,
DRY we viii attend the funeral in body.
Resolved, That a copy OF these resolutions, duly
authenticated by the signatures OF the President
and Secretary and by the seal OF this Board, DO
transmitted to the family Of me DECEASED
| JOHN Fl. HUDSON Secretary.
WATsON.-On Friday, January 0, 1874 HARRIET
JANE WATSON, beloved daughter OF James and
Mary watson, aged years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the flnera from the
residence Of her parents, No. S34 First avenue, on
Sunday afternoon, January IL, at half-past ono
| O'Clock.
WEsCorr.-On Monday, January 5, at Hudson,
n. Y, SOLOMON WEsCoTT, aged SO years.
Cumberland street. BROOKLYN JAMES WOOD, ma
| tive OF Aberdeen, Scotland, aged II years.
The friends of The family are invited to attend
the funeral, from the above address, on sunday,
! the l1th inst, at half past two O'Clock.
oBsEQUIEs OF NOTED NEWARKERs,
Father McGahan.
| The funeral Of Alderman John G. LittelI, OF
! Newark, formerly a member OF the New JERSEY
Legislature, and one Of the most prominent men
OF the state, took place yesterday in Newark, and