The New York herald., 1875-09-17


Westchester county, n r. azlE, infant daughter oi
Funeral on Saturday, morning at eleven O'Clock.
KELsHAw.-At Ratherfurd Park N j., Thursday,
September III, JENNIE GRAHAM, Youngest child Of JOna-
than and Charlotte L. Keshaw, aged months and 2a
days.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents, on Saturday September Is At one O'Clock p
NJ Train leaves foot of Chambers street at IL NJ.
KEMBLB-At Cold spring, on the Hudson, on Thurs
day, September 10, GouvBRNEUR KBMBLE, in the goth
year Of his age
Funeral Will take place at ST. Marys church. Cold
Spring, Saturday, 18th INST, at twelve o'clock Hud
son River Railroad train leaving New York at A NJ.
will stop at Cold Spring.
KIRBY-on Thursday the 10th inst, at her residence
446 Henry street. Brooklyn, MARY L. KIRBY, wife Of
William l. Kirby.
LEsBRos On Wednesday morning, September Is,
Mrs. MARIE MARGUEMTTE, wife of Jean d. Lesbros,
born in Gap, France
solemn funeral service for the repose of her soul
will be celebrated Friday, at ten O'Clock, in the Church
of ST. Vincent de Paul The friends OF her family and
those OF her sonn-aw, D. H. Gonien, are respectfully
invited TO come and pray for her and accompany the
remains TO Calvary Cemetery
MAPEs-At West Farms, Thursday morning. 10th
inst, FRANCIS t. son Of Henry c. and Susie T. Mapes,
aged months and days
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral on Saturday, 18th inst, at two
O'Clock p M from the residence of his parents, West
Farms
MooRE-suddenly, at Morrstown N. j.. on septem-
Der a. 1879 ELIZA wife OF Sylvester H. Moore, in the
5Sth year of her age.
street Newark, N j., on Friday, 18th inst, at
two O'Clock P. NJ.
O'Clock, p. MuLHoLLAND in the seth year OF his age
Relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral, at Rose Hill Methodist Episcopal
church. Twenty seventh street, on Saturday, the 18th
MuRpHY-on Wednesday, September 10, EUGENE
MURPHY aged SO years after long and painful illness.
Relatives and friends of the family, also the members
OF the Plate Printers Union of New York respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
Made gfra turn nn
September IT,
McELwAIx the 10th inst, after a short and Sc
we're Illness Mrs. MARIA MCELwAIN.
Friends invited to attend the funeral services,
her late residence, Piermont the 18th inst, at
haltpast ten O'Clock A. NJ Train for Woodawn Gene
cry leaves Grand Central depot at hAp's' Two O'CLOCK
McFADpES Jersey City, on Thursday morning,
September 16 after long Illness THOMAS the youngest
of Hugh and Catherine McFadden, aged u years,
months, and days.
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral Saturday afternoon at
two O'clock from the residence Of his parents, 26l sum
nit avenue, the Five Corners, late Jersey City
NAsH-The funeral of WILLIAM H. NASH will take
place from the Seventh Presbyterian church, corner OF
Broome and Ridge streets on Friday, September IL,
Al a meeting Of the resident members of the Third
Army Corps Union, held in New York, September 10,
1873, the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted =
Whereas, The Third Army Corps Union has heard
with deep regret OF the sudden and untmey ending Of
the life of our much beloved and esteemed comrade
Captain william H. Nash while in the discharge of his
duty; therefore be ii
Resolved That this sad accident has taken from us a
comrade and companion who possessed virtues.
He united Intelligence with great courage which to-
gether with earnest desire TO do his whole DUTY,
made him most valuable and efficient public officer.
He a true and devoted husband, fond and loving
father His wife and children honored and loved him.
He endearod himself TO all who came in contact with
him by his honest manly and straightforward conduct
He contributed his full share in aiding in delb-
eratons when considering the welfare OF our cherished
organization.
Resolved That in the death OF our late comrade the
Third Army Corps Union has sustained loss Of Of
its most valued members whose genial smile and
dial greeting was one Of the promised gems Of each
Diamond reunion, and who though at roll call miss
ing will hereafter be recorded amongst our cluster OF
heroes who willingly sacrificed life in the performance
of duty.
Resolved That in this their hour of trial and afnic-
tion we tender to his bereaved family our heartfelt
sympathy
Resolved, That a mark of respect the members OF
the Third Army Corps Union resident in this city attend
his funeral body and follow the OF be-
loved comrade 10 their last resting place.
Resolved That a copy of these resolutions, suitably
entrossed be furnished TO the family Of the deceased
and that the be forwarded TO the secretary for
record on the minutes OF our association.
WILLARD BULLARD, Chairman.
GEORGE W. CooSEY, Secretary of meeting
Sisters Of Eastern Star, Harmonic Chapter No. "a,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral Of William
H. Nash from tie Seventh Presbyterian church. corner
of Ridge and Broome streets, this afternoon at
O'Clock.
AT meeting OF the officers of companies OF the
Fourth battalion held on the 18th inst, the following
Whereas we have received the painful intelligence Of
the untimely death OF Chief of Battalion William
H. Nash; be it. therefore,
Resolved That while we bow with submission TO the
will Of an alwse Providence it is due that take this
method of showing our appreciation of one who in the
discharge OF his every duty requiring on all occasions
the stern qualities Of dscpnarian, always possessed
the noble instincts OF gentleman.
Resolved That in the death of Chief Nash we are de-
prived Of genial associate brave commander and
the Fire Department Of its faithful officers
Resolved That we tender TO the family of the deceased
Inv in md
them with the belief that their loss his gain and that
he who doeh all things well has taken him to the homo
Of eternal happiness
Resolved That out OF respect to his memory we at
tend the funeral and badge OF mourning for thirty
days, also that copy of these resolutions be transmit
ted to the family.
HEADoUARrERs CoLrMBLAS CoHMASDERY No l. K T.
SIR KNGHTs-You are ordered TO report in full uni
form at our asylum Masonic Tempel Friday Sep
tember H. 1873 at twelve NJ sharp, attend the tu
neral of our late Sir Knight W. II. Nash Sir Knights
of sister Communicates cordially invited TO Join
with US. WALTER NJ FLEMING,
Eminent Commander
E. NJ L. EH1rRs Captain General
ANCIENT CHAPTER, No. /, H. A M-CoMPASoSs--
You requested TO attend special convocation,
Friday, September H. at twelve O'Clock, at the Chapter
rooms corner Of Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue
70 attend the funeral service Of our late companion
Master Of the FIRST VAIL william Nash Nash By order OF
ALEX NEwBURGER Secretary
New York. no $50 F. AND A. M-BRErHREN-You
are hereby summoned to assemble at lodge room,
Booth building on Friday, at twelve O'Clock noon TO
participate in the solemn services the remains of
our late esteemed brother, William L. Nash.
JOHN GIFFIN, Master
FRANK f. MORAN Secretary.
C CoMPANY TWENTY SECOND 1NPASTRY n. G., S.NY-.
NEW YORK September To- 1S75.-Company orders No
12-L II Is with feelings Of deep regret that the Com
mandant announces the death OF eXFrst Sergeant
William H. Nash. H. The members Of the company
hereby ordered to assemble at tho armOry in cti-
zens dress dark clothes and Grape tho left arm
Friday the 17th inst, at twelve o'clock NJ sharp to
tend the funeral Veterans respectfully invited to
attend. BY order Of
Captain CHARLES D. TOPPING
HOWARD S Bush, First Sergeant
SToNE-Suddeny, on Wednesday, September Is, 1875.
at Newport, r. L. the 45th year Of his age, WILLIAM
OLIVER STONE, artist late Of New York.
His remains Will be taken TO Derby Conn., for inter-
ment
Connecticut papers please copy.
TA1LLANr.-On Wednesday, 18th inst, GEORGE H.
TAILLANT son Of Cyprian L. Taant aged SO years and
months.
Funeral on Saturday, at halfpast ten O'Clock, from
church Seventh avenue and Thirty ninth street
TowNsEND.-On Tuesday, September ~ RUTH, reAct