The New York herald., 1876-01-30
DIED.

ALLES.-fn Brooklyn, +. D., January %, MARGARET
Allen, widow of Ezekiel Allen, aged IS years. months
and 2T days.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend the funeral
on Sunday, January 80 at O'Clock p NJ, at All
Souls Universast church South 9th ST, near South
Fourth ST., Brooklyn f. d.
BEsr.-Suddenly, in Brooklyn, Thursday, Janu-
ary %, CLARA TERESA daughter OF L. f. and D. W.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her parents l61 Fort
Greene place, on Sunday, January 80, at two r. NJ.
Hudson and Albany @ papers please copy;
January p, IDA NJ, youngest daughter Of Timothy B.
and Elizabeth G. Bogert
invited 70 attend the funeral Sunday, 30th inst at
one O'Clock, Carriages In waiting at Thirty fourth
street ferry, Hunters Point at II 80 NJ train Long
Island road leaves Hunters Point at II S5 for Sklman
av., Dutch Kills
BorKSs-on Friday morning, GEORGE A BorESs, of
New Orleans, La, aged 20 years DIETER known in the
profession as George A Willlamsli
Remains will be forwarded
New Orleans papers please copy
CAssELBuRY-On Thursday, 9th inst, at Jersey City
Heights, n. J.. RICHARD CAsszLBuRH, In the 59th year
OF his age
The funeral will take place from his late residence
No 65 Sherman av., Jersey City Heights, on Sunday
SOth inst, at two O'Clock p NJ.
Mr.. Cassebury well known to the printing fra
ternity Of New York city, and for about thirty
tive years had held the position of foreman In the book
department Of the printing Office OF Thomas Holman
In token Of the high esteem in which the deceased
held by his late employer and office associates meet
ing was held Saturday 10Th inst at which the fol-
whereas it has pleased an all-wisc Providence 10
from the scene Of his earthly labors our late
associate Mr.. Richard Casscbury; therefore,
Resolved That It Is with deep and unfeigned sorrow
that We bow in submission to this affective stroke.
Resolved That recognize IN our late associate
whose faithfulness and efficiency in the discharge OF
hts duties and whose purity OF character united 10
peculiar amiability OF disposition have endeared him
to by the strongest tesof friendship, and that
shall cherish the memory OF his many virtues while
memory endureG
Resolved That tender TO his bcreaved family our
sincere coincidence and sympathy In this hour OF their
Resolved That as token Of respect for the deceased
wewill attend his funeral in a body
lshed in the New York Herald and presented 10 the
family OF the deceased FRANCIS COAN, Chairman
VIZ. B. RussLENp, Secretary
CocHRANE-0n January 2S, JoHS CocHRAsE, infant
son OF Samuel and Kate Cochrane.
Funeral the residence Of the parents, s4i 9th
av., on Sunday, January 30, at one O'Clock p. NJ.
CRoNIS-0n Saturday morning, 29th insL DENNIS
CRoEIN aged 6S years
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend his
funeral from his late residence, 248 Mott St, Mon
day, 3lst inst, at ono p. NJ
DALrox-In Brooklyn, on the 10th inst, THOMAS
Tho funeral win take place on Tuesday next, Feb
ruary nom the house Of his parents No 96 De Kab
av. at two O'Clock p N. Friends OF tho family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
DREacHEh-On Saturday morning, January %,
AuGusrA 3 DREscHRR, wife Of Charles Drescher aged
O. years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from her late resi-.
oenee, West hoooken, \. j., on Monday, January 81,
DREw On Thursday, January 27, RoxANSA. wifo OF
Daniel Drew, aged II years, months and Is days
Funeral services At the Methodist Epscopal church
st BrewsterS on Sunday, the Soth, at eleven A. NJ
funeral train will leave the Grand Central depot AZ nine
A. NJ Relativcsand friends OF the family are reouested
20 attend without further notice
ErrLNoER ER-ADuSm LoDcE No. % r. A. NJ -Breth.
renYou respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
OF Mr. N. Etuinger, brother Of our worthy brother
Louis Estringsr, Sunday January 80, at ten A ~.
from No. 800 Broome St
MOSES MINZEsHETMER, Master.
FNKK K-At MILESTONE Long Island on Friday
January 2S. hErA FlSKE, aged Y years, montn and
10 days
Funeral rom tho residence OF her son-in-Iaw C.
Bohne Monday January 81, az twelve O'Clock Trains
leave Hunters Point every hour in the forenoon.
FIRM-sARAH, the Oldest daughter Of Francis Firm,
aged 81 years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral nom the residence OF her father 2S
SUSSEX Jersey City AZ O'Clock on the Both inst
FIcKEx Eva daughter OF Richard Ficken, aged S
years, months and ~ days
The friends and relatives arc Invited 70 attend the
fnneral on NendaT The zisi ssk Al tan o'clock nom