The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07


held Tuesday afternoon, Juy @, 1875, called for the
purpose OF expressing our sympathy with the
family ana lrenus OF our late comrade, John N.
Hannekamp. the following resolutions were re-
ported and unanimously adopted:-
Whereas, stunned DV the sudden death OF our
worthy member. Jonn II. llanneKamp. we cannot
find words TO exp eSs the sorrow aud regret We
feel at MS loss. We knew HIM as firm friend, q
true companion. man whose presence was q
pleasure, ana whose interest In MS cluo was only
equalled by the sorrow nis comrades now eel az
his untmely taking on; and while we recognize
In TINS sad bereavement the Overruling of wise
ProVdence We cannot but deplore ble fate OF one
whose many virtues had endeared him 70 the
hear 3 that are now rent with sorrow at his death;
ana, therefore, be it
Resolved, That the CLUB house be draped in
mourning for thirty days; that copy OF these
resolutions be engrossed ana sent TO MS family, to
whom we extend our most sincere sympathy,
aud mat We attend his funeral tomorrow.
R. WILLIAM RArHBoNn.
THOMAS p. KELLY,
Committee.
nAnD1zY.-on tuesday evening, July g. MAR.
GARETTA PIERS II, wife OF }. w. Heeler Hardley, and
eldest daughter OF the late Dudley and Margaretta
Persse.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HEBBARD-On MONDAY, July 5, JESSE M. HEB
BARD, late conductor of the Southern Railroad, L.
J. IN the 25tn year OF MS age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
specially invited attend mis- funeral at the resi-
dence OF his parents, IA East Forty-hfth slleet,
on Wednesday. July y at eleven a. N. Remains
VIII be taken 10 Bridgeport, Conn. Train leaves
Grand Central Depot at p. Nj.
hEPwoRru--Ou TUESDAY, July 6, 1875 Mt Yon.
kers, n. y. EMMA W.. vile of s. S. Hepworth.
Services at her late residence, PallSadc avenue,
on Thursday at nine O'CLOCK. Interment TO lake
place at Boston, Mass
kINGsLAND.On Tuesday morning, OSWALD
only son OF PANEL klngsland.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LANDsBERG.-On Monday. the 9Th inst, after q
short illness, JOHN Ii. A. son OF Albert LandsDerg,
aged months aud II days.
the relatives and friends OF the family are
specially invited to atiead mis- funeral, from tina
residence Of his grandparents, Henry and Adelaide
Ietlen, No. 449 west Forty -second street, on
Wednesday, the 7tn INST, at two O'Clock 2. NJ
"A
orrhage oil the heart GEORGE MIDDLETON, In the
sgd year of his age.
cnufcl. corner OF BleecNer and Downing sti eets,
on Weanesday tne Tih n , al Two NcdocH ~.
OF the Mum Lodge, f. and A. NJ, OF which ne
was member are respectfully invited 10 tend.
MUM LODGE. NO. 100, +. AND A. M.-BRETHREN-
You hereby summoned 10 attend special
Communication, TO be ned AT the lodge rooms. No
80 Union square, on Wednesday. July 7. a one
O'Clock sharp. for the purpose or paying the last
trbdte respect 10 our late brother, George Mid
deton. Members oi otuer lodges iraternally In
vteu. BY order OF d. ii. CLtNCh, Master.
H. Il. SroCXvIS, Secretary.
AT IA meeting OF tne TammanY Hall General and
DISTRICT ComAllttees o. the Second ASSEMBLY Dis,
trict, held TUESDAY, July s. 1875, the following
reSolutlOnS were adopted -
Whereas it has pleased Divine Providence 10 re-
move MIDST ny the hama oil death our
friend and associate, the laie George Middle on;
Resolved That while we bow with submission to
the decree OF an al-wlse God we can but view With
unei2Drd regret tie dlspensatlon that mas called
from our side one who wa so generally beloved
and respected. his MAN. virtues largely outshcnr
ms iauts. Wise IN counsel OF sounu Judgment
generous allAe in feeling ana action and strctL
loyal IN his fidelity to party principles, we deplor,
his loss as that OF a sterling cltlzeD and tru
friend.
Resolved, That we tender to the oereayed fam
lily our coincidence IN their attllction.
Resolved. mat as a marx or respect to MS mem
DRY tnc memoirs OF TINS organization VIII attena
JEREMIAH MURPHY, Chairman,
JOHN Won GLAHS secretary,
General Committed.
I0NDREGAN
I hUGH i l. P WIASn secretaries.
District Committee.
MARTIN-On Sunday, july 1, MARY MARTIN wifi
OF oamuel Marin. Peasantyile, aged 81 years, II
months, Is Gays.
the funeral from Pleasantvllle church, this day al
half-past IN a. NJ.
MoLLEB.-on sunday, July 4, CHARLES MoLLEn,
Tine relatives ana irlends are requested to attend
the funeral, on WEDNESDAY. July I, a. two r. NJ,
from his late residence, NO. Hamilton street,
MoRRIs.-on Sunday, 4th inst, PETER MORRIS. In
Funeral services viii be held at his late resi-.
dence No. "a West Fo rty eighth street. on Wednes.
day, july l. at hall-past ten A. M, to which rea.
tives aud friends are invited without further no
lice.
MccUrcHEoM-on July 5, 1875, RICHARD Mo
CUTCHEoN. aged 81 Yeas.
Tne funeral will take place from the Methodist
MCGfLL.-On tuesday, the 6ta iust., JOHN
McGILL a native OF Killibegs, county Donegal,
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
specially invited TO attend the funeral, from MS
late 1eSluenCe, NJ - n"lyrlIy sHect on lnuts'
day, the etn INST. at one O'CLOCK. hterment IN
Calvary Ce neiery.
MCKENNA.-rhe months mind solemn requiem
mass lor the rcpose OF the soul of Rev. MIcnae
McKenna. late pastor Of ST. Roses cnurch Can
non street, Will be celebrated there on THURSDAY
next, the 6th inst, at ten a. NJ. His relatives
friends and the reverend clergy are resnectiulJ
invited TO attend.
MCKEvIrrE.-On July ), at the residenco OF neI
uncle. William henrv, S4S Lexington avenue,
JULIA NJ. MCKENZIE.
Tae funeral will take place from the Cnurcn OF
81. vincent Ferrer at ten O'Clock A. NJ, on
Thursday, the 8th Inst wnere a requiem masf
win be offered Tor the repose OF her soul.
PFEIFFER.-Suddenly, on July ), by accident ON
South side Railroad, L. q. PFERFER, OF III North
Seventh street, Brooklyn. +. d. aged 35 years.
The funeral will take place on Thursday. July g.
at ten O'Clock A. NJ, from the Roman Catholic
church, ocean Point. L. l., wnere a solemn nigh
friends and relatives OF the family, also the
Williamsburg .saengeround are respectfully In.
PuRDY.-Juy 5, suddenly. at the residence OF
ner son, VIM. W. Purdy, 923 lafayette avenue
Brooklyn, ELIZABETH NICHOLS PTEDY, aged u
the friends OF the family are lnv1ed to attend
the funeral services az Tarrytown July I, on ar
rival of 10 80 A. NJ. train from rhrtietn street..
RIDGwAY.-At her late residence, Green Brook.
n j., on July 5, Margaret, vile OF Joseph s.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to atLend tile funeral on Thursday, July T. az
O'Clock, at 279 RyeTson street, Brooklyn, without
iurtner invitation.
RoE.-MARY ROE, native OF county Meath, Ire
land, aged II years.
Funeral from the residence Of her son-in-law,
joan sheridan. $50 Eighth avenue ON Wednesday
at one O'Clock sharp.
RoTTMAN.-On Monday, July D, 1875, JOHN r.
onlV child OF Henry d. and Anna X. hoffman,
aged year, III months and Ii Gays.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Herman Lodge No. 26S, f. and A. NJ,
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
:he residence OF his parents, No. 1913 West Forty
seysnth street, on Wednesday, July 7, at halfpast
one O'Clock Z. NJ.
SwAN-On Tuesday morning, July o, EDITH G.,
youngest daughter OF Alden >. and Mary A. swan,
aged years and months.
rpe relatIyes and friends OF the family are In,
vited TO attend the funeral from tue residence OF
her parents, No. 1 willow street, Brooklyn, on
THURSDAY, July s. at three p. NJ, without further
notice.
THEALL--On Sunday, July 4. JENNIE SLocUM
daughter OF Thomas and Eliza Renvllie lheaI
aged years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited "a
attend the funeral, Wednesday Julv al