The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-31

rom bis late residence. 455 Second avenue, on
O'Clock The remains viii De conveyed to the
Church OF the Epiphany IMenty,nr 1T street and
win be onered for the repose OF his souls thence to
Calvary Cemetery. ,.,. s.I-1
nestly requested to meet at the Putnam House, on
Monday February l. a. nine II A. N; sharp to pro-
our late comrade, William .. O'Brien. s''''' "
L. D. G. BROOKS President.
w. Henry BROWN, Secretary.
ASSOCIATION OF EXEMPT FIRENRN The mem.
bers OF the above association are hereby notified
TO meet at No 465 Second avenue on Monday.
February l. at haf-past nine O'Clock A. M, for the,
purpose Of paying the last tribute Of respect TO our
late worthy member yR MS% 4 as SBrs1
The Nremen's Ball Committee are requested 10
meet at No 24s Fourth avenue on Monday, Feb
ruary l, 1870 at nine O'Clock A. NJ sharp, Ior she.
purpose OF attending the funeral OF our late asso-
clate, William q. 0'Brlsn
JAMES F. WENMAN, President.
JAMES CAMERON, Secretary.
Whereas the Fire Departments Bali COMMITTEE
the intelligence OF the demise OF their former
associate William G. O'Brten; and
hests OF Almighty God. we profoundly reur ret he
loss OF such warm hearted companion genial
aae h rae camse n IN me ne lever
gagged developed sincerity OF purpose that COM
manaed the respect ana regard Of those with
by the strongest ties Of unalloyed friendship anu
esteem; therefore be 1t
O'Brien the Fire Department Ball Committee feel
that they have lost cherished companion, an
his manly presence, lent dignity to their body.
Resolved While mournluy renecting on this
04' sA' JAMES, WENM n aP Pre .sSsse''
JAMES CAMERON, Secretary.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20, 1876
AT meeting OF the clerks of the district courts
York. held No. SCI oarsn Avenue on 9s ~
January 80, 1875, the following preamble ana resO.
Whereas we have been informed OF the death OF
O'Brien. late Clerk OF the Sixth District civil
Court; and whereas we deem 1t due 70 MS memory
thai his merit should receive fitting tribute from
those who knew and przed his worth in life; and
ing widow in her bereavement and the loss sus.
tanned by mourning relatives and friends, be u
Resolved, That while we lament the loss by
death . Of our deceased friend and brother,
mournal satisfaction and pride in paying just
tribute TO his brilliant talents and TO the Kindly
useful TO the community q citizen and Onccr,
but endeared HIM to large circle OF friends, who
mds SIn 70 % y, @ 'e Wcn
tunate, equally fearless and faithful to resist
wrong and oppression and shedding hgnt and JOY
around him by his beamlng smile and genial,
generous nature
Resolved, mat sympathizing with his hon.
ored welded partner and relatives and
friends we tender to them this expression Of
our esteem for the deceased during his lifetime,
lence on the bereavement which has cast gloom in
the desolated home and sorrowlng social circle,
Resolved That copy OF the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be properly engrossed, duly au-
tnenttcated and presented py committee TO the
soclate. as a tribute to his memory ana an EVIL
dence OF our sincere sympathy IN the great loss
""''' 'A' AA' ' JUN d. wH1rMoRE, Chairman.
JOHN J. CLARK, secretary.
AT a special meeting Of the Phoenix Clno held
at their rooms, No. 24S Fourth avenue, on Satur-
day evening, January &c. 1873 Mr.. James M Mac
gregor 10 the chair. The following preamble and
whereas it has pleased Almighty God to sum-
mon from this life our beloved friend and aaso-
ciate William @. OBrien; therefore
Resolved, That In his death the Phoenix CLUB
mourns The loss o! an estlmabe gentleman and
| endeared hun 10 all W 40 mad The pleasure Of MIS-
society.
Resolved That our deepest sympathy is hereby
extended 10 his bereaved vile and grief stricken
relatives IN this their Dour OF sorrow.
Resolved, That the members OF TINS club, or
which he was able and re alous executive 0tfcer
attend the funeral IL boay, and that a copy or
these resolutions be suitably engrossed and pre-
JAMES M. MAUGREGoR, President
WILLIAM II. KELLY, Secretary.
funeral TO take place on Monday February /,
from 226 East Twentieth street.
OSULLIyAN.-On Saturday, January so. OF pneu-
monla In TINS CITY, at her residence, IS Kmg
Funeral TO calvary Cemetery thus day, at half
CORK (lrelanQ) papers please copy.
PuLor.-At Madison, Fla, on January q, HxRRY
r.. son Of A. p. Pilot.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
orange. n. j., on Monday, February l. on arrival
OF the MOTIFS and Essex train, leaving New York
At ten minutes past one O'Clock =. N.
REEDY.-JoHN REEDY, in the Goth year Of his age.
| The relatives and friends Of the family re-
spectully invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence OF his brother, James Reedy, No. 800
! South Fourth street, Brooklyn, e. D., 1T one
| O'Clock, sunday, January 81.
REYNoLDs.-On Friday. January 29. WILLIAM Il.
REYNOLDS IN the 2Stn year OF his age.
bers Of Amaranthus Lodge, No. sSa O. o.' OF O. F..
are invited TO attend the funeral services on sun
Gay Afternoon SIS. 'ns5 a. saree o,coSK rom MS
The remains Will be taken to Ridgeield. N. j., on
Monday, at ten A. NJ, ior intermenI
BRETHREN-You are requested to meet al No. 322
West Eighteenth street, on Sunday January 81,
OF respect to our worthy Brother ": Reynolds.
RlpER-At Greenpolnt on Wednesday. January
81, ISABELLA, the beloved wife OF james =. Rider,
| in the s5th year OF her age.
sonaw Mr. Scoey are I peetu s' invited
to attend the funeral, rom the residence OF her
MI a. nss no. 81 w wgso street her
| TINS day Sunday, at one O'Clock p. NJ from
thence to the Cemetery OF the Holy Cross Tor inter-
ment.
RoUEcHE.-on Friday, January 49, PFrBR +.
ROuECHE. aged 81 years.
His relatives ana friends are respectfully invited
to attend the iuneral from the residence OF M p.
Cayot, No. 90 Marion street, sunday. January
81, at one O'Clock. Inferred At Calvary Cemetery.
SAwYEK.-In BROOKLYN January %, 1875, OF con-
sumption, ROSWELL HOPKINS SAWYER, In the 72d
! year OF his age
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the Church
OF the Good Shepherd, McDonougn street. near
Stuyvesant avenue. Brooklyn on MONDAY. Febru-
airy l. at two O'Clock. Futon avenue cars TO Stuy-
vesant avenue.
Scorr-On FRIDAY. Jan uary 20, JAMES, the infant
son OF DAVID and Ellen Scott, aged months and
II days.
Puueral on Sunday. January 81 at half past ono
p NJ, from the residence OF his parents 1872 Free
man street Greenpoint, L. l.
SHELDUN.-At l25 East Twenty-seventh street,
on FRIDAY, January %, OF entero-colitis, PRANK
Deems, infant son OF Welcome T. and Hannah N.
Sheldon, aged 10 days.
SNIvELY-On Friday evening, after a short Ill
ness, ELIZA JOSEPHINE wife OF DR.. J. q. Bnively,
aged 81 years.
the relatives and friends OF the family are re.