The New York herald., 1874-09-06
Died..

ACKERsoN.-At Tarrytown, on Friday, September
4, 1874, ANNIE. the beloved vile or w. A. Ackerson,
and only daughter Of Jacob b. and Sarah Smith,
aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the mneral from her
late residence corner Broadway ana Main street,
TarrytOwn, on Monday, September 7, at half-past
two O'CLOCK p. M. Carriages will be waiting on
the arrival OF the one p. M. train from Thirtieth
street..
BAIRD.-on Friday, September 4, after long
and painful illness, SARAH ELIZABETH. daughter OF
James anu Lucy Baird, aged years and 10
months.
The friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the lunera!, from the residence
OF ner parents 34l East Hath street Harlem), this
Sunday afternoon. at haf-past one O'Clock
BATEs.-On Saturday, September s, CHARLES w.
BATES, in the 64th year OF his age.
Funeral services at the residence OF Mrs. VIM.
Gerard, NO. Al East Twenty-third street, on Mon.
day, september 7. at twelve O'Clock NJ. lnterment
at WOODLAND.
BEAM.-On Saturday, September 5, 1874. at Pomp.
ton Plains, N. j., CONRAD BEAN, aged rs years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BEckER.-On Saturday, september 6, at 7s Elliott
beloved caugnIer o OF joseph F. and a. Becker'
aged years and 10 months.
:. BowMAN.-In Plttsfeld, Mass, suddenly, Mr.
ton, and son OF the late Dexter Bowman, of
Charlestown, Mass, aged 80 years.
~ GAEaoLL Miie OF the late VIII
county Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 70 years
The friends of the family are requested to at
street. on Sunday, September 8, 1874, at two
O'Clock; thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment
r. CLARkE.-0n Saturday, september 6, JAMES
Relatives and trends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, at
Elizabeth street.
CoLEMAN.-suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Saturday,
September 8, JAMES w., brother OF N. A., John and
Notice OF funeral in Mondays Herald.
CoREY.-On Friday evening. September 4, OF con-
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
memOers OF Eureka Lodge 243. F. and A. NJ; An
No. i, r. 5. ~; Columbian M n Commanaery C0SoclI So
Knight Templars; Templar Lodge Of Perfection,
A. and A. Rit. also the members OF HoboKen Tur.
funeral services, from the First Mission Baptist
church, corner OF Laighs and varck streets, on
mains wilI be taken to Middletown, Orange
county on Monday morning for intermenr.
:, ANCIENT CHAPTER, No. !, r. A. M-CoMPANIONs-
vocation on sunday afternoon September 8, at
one O'Clock, at the chapter rooms, corner Fourth
funeral service OF our late worthy companion,
william r. corey BY order v9, q p,v,rn
ALEX. NEwBrRdER, Secretary.
EUREKA LODGE, 243, F. AND A. M.-BRErHREN--
You are hereby summoned to attend an emergent
Temple, on Sunday, September g. at half-past
twelve ?. NJ. sharp Tor the purpose OF paying the
last tribute Of respect to our late brother, WILLIAM
Jos. A. COOK Secretary.
Columbian COmmandery No. Knights Templar--
Oficers and Sir Knights OF this body Will assemble
III 1ull Uniform at their asylum, Masonic Temple
Iwentythiru street and Sixth avenue, on Sunday,
Hcptember Q, 1874, at one O'Clock Z. NJ, to attend
the funeral ceremonies OF Sir Knight William n
corey. full and prompt attendance Is desired
Slr knlRhts OF sister c0mmanderies courteouslv
invited to attend. by order
WALTER NJ FLEMING, Md
Eminent Commander.
FRED W. HERRING, Recorder.
TEMPLAR LODGE OF PERFECTION A. AND A. Scor-
TlsH klIE-MemDers are requested to be present
at tHe last sad rites and ceremonies over the re-
mains OF lllustrious Brother william F. Corey, at
the Baptist church corner OF Laight and varick
Streets on sunday, September o. at two O'Clock
p. M. GEORGE w MILLER Master
WIN. s. PATERSON Secretary.
JAMES A. REID Cir. Hospitaler.
N0TlCE.-HObOken Turtle Club.-Thc members OF
the HOb0ken Turtle Club are hereby requested TO
meet at headquarters Sinclair House, this day
sllpnQay)s ~ QAa O'Clock y ~ snarn. TO attend