The New York herald., 1877-02-13
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BorSAY--EpwAnD r., son Of Il. s. and c. Boinay, in
the goth year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CARROLL February II, 1877, DANIEL D. CARROLL,
eldest OF Bernard and CaIharno Carroll In the 2Sd
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend The funeral from the residencs OF his
paront 2l4 East 63d ST. Tuesday, February 1a, at
copr-At his lato residence, No la Nelson ST.,
Brooklyn, WILLIAM CoDa, aged 3s years. months ana
II days. native of the county Tippcrary Ireland
The relatives and friends Of tho family arc respect.
fully invited TO attend his funeral at half ten
O'Clock on Wednesday, February IA, from St. Mary's
church (Slar OF the Seal
DAwsox-At Danvillo, Putnam county. Saturday,
February 10, 1877, MARY DAWSON, aged 50 years
Funeral from tho residence OF her son, John !. Daw
SON on Tuesday February 49, at one O'CLOCK % ~ n
$3.50 train from Grand Central depot and Harlem.
Fiiends invited to attend.
DEALING.-On Sunday, Nth inst., WILLIAM DEALING
aged II years and months.
Tho funeral services will be held at his late residence
DoLLIvER.-On Sunday, February H. CLARA f., wife
OF A. II. Doiver, daughter Of the late s. n. and A. F.
Crocker.
Funeral from UnversaIist church, corner Blocker
and Downing, Wednesday at one O'Clock.
DowLEY.-Suddcnly, Of heart disease, ON the 18th
ult., San Bernardino Cal JOHN DowLEY, aged
about IS years.
HIS funeral will take place from the First Baptist
church. corner Nassau aud Liberty streets, Brooklyn,
on Wednesday, l4th INST, at two O'Clock =. NJ HIS
friends, including members Of tho various societies
and institutions with which he connected, are cor
daily invited to attend His remains will bo taken to
Boston and inferred in Mount Auburn Cemetery.
prsnAr' s aged s. years" years. ii months Is days '''
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the from The residence S,t Of
New York, Wednesday, February IA, at ono o'clock
,,..,.,v ~, Mordov Eohrvcrv 10 T.xv hniovcd
wife Of Patrick Finnn, aged 80 years
Funeral to take place Wednesday, 14th inst, at two
O'Clock, from her late residence, West Gath St., be-
tween Sth and 9th avs.
GRoGAN -On Monday, 18th inst, at the residence Of
GnoGAX, sr aged 1o3 years, native OF Kilrush county
Clare, Ireland
Funeral services at tho Church of St: John the
Baptist, Wllloughby and Lewis avs: on wednesday,
14lh inst half-past O'Clock A. NJ Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend.
HAGAR-In Brooklyn, on February ~, THOMAS s.
HAGAR.
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the
funeral from his lac residence, No. 372 Washington
av. on Wednesday afternoon, February IA, at tour
O'Clock.
HANNixc.- Monday morning, February H. 1877,
MARY A. SIMPSON, the wife OF John Hanning
Her relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 81
at Woodlawn Cemetery.
HAwx-on Friday, 9th inst, AMANDA c.. wife OF
Tho funeral service will be held at her late resi-
dcncc, No. East 4sth St. on Tuesday, 18th inst, at
HnL Suddenly, on Saturday, February 10, JAMES
Thc funeral viii take place from No. ~ stuyvesant
ST. sn'n 0is FANNIE @ pas s on Monday
morning. six O'CLOCK at the residence of her daugh
ter Mrs n. Gross, 1856 West 32d st.
Funeral Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock, No. 366
West 32d st. Friends and relatives are invited to at
tend without further notice.
HospY-On Thursday, the 9Th INST, in the s1st year
Il aensy asy MOI Mott; MARIA A. A0'' '''S''' 'A' A''
ttod N tha
funeral her late residence. No % est 34th st.,
on Tuesday next, he 18th inst, at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
HoRAN-On Sunday. 11th, SARAH HoRAN. aged 4S
years, native OF Nowtown, parish OF Brsmeath Kings
Friends Of inc family are respectfully invited at
tend the tuneral from the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception l4th st. and av. A. at ten O'Clock sharp
JAcKsoN.-On Sunday morning, February IL, DANIEL
JACKSON, IN the SD year OF his age.
Relatives and friends of tho family, also members OF
tho Corn Exchange, respectfully invited to attend
the funeral servcc from the house of mis- son-n-law,
Richard H. Teller West Morrisania, opposite Melrose
station ON Tuesday, 18th inst, four O'Clock
p NJ. Train leaves Harlem depot AID st. at 4:06 N.
JuDox-on February IL, WILLIAM JUDGE, in the a6th
Funeral viii tako place on Tuesday, at O'Clock.
from his late residence, 23s East 3Oth St
AsToR DAVID Marks. aged 10 years, son OF the Rev.
Professor Marks, OF London, England
MooRK-On Monday morning, the 18th inst. after
a lingering illness, borne with Christian fortitudc,
SARAH ELIZABETH MOORE vile 81 Lewis Moore, 81.
tend funeral, from her late residence on Sd av,
corner 9th ST., on Wednesday at ono T. M
McCRAcKAx- February H. of a.phtheria RICHARD
p. McCRAcKAN, IN the 25th year OF hIs age.
Relatives and friends Of the family, also members Of
Irving Lodge No. 744 O. OF G. T., respectfully In
vited to the funeral at the first Presbyterian
church. corner Of South 4th and 9th sts, on Wodnes
day. the 14th inst, at hali-past ten O'Clock Tho
mains to be taken 10 Rye, westchester county.
McISrRxY-On February IL, FRANCIS, youngest son
OF William and Mary McIncrny, In the Sd year Of his
age.
invited to attend iuncr from the residence Of his
parents, No. 5l4 East 10th st., on Tuesday, at two
NOM MAmoS.-on Monday, the 18th inst, Mrs JAN
| MCMAHON, aged 90.
fully invitcd to attend the funeral Wednesday, the
14i insi O'Clock, from her late residence, 800
| East 20ih st.
| NuGENr-MrcnABL NuGExr. parish OF Modcligo,
| county Waterford, ireland, aged 20 years.
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
200 Madison st., Wednesday, tho l4th inst at two
o'clock. Relatives and friends Of tho family arc 70.
quested to attend
| OiMAHoxY Colonel JOHN O'MAnoNy Is dead. His
body will laid the Armory OF the Sxtyninth
regiment, corner OF Essex aud Grand street, until
! TUESDAY.
To-day, at nino O'Clock, there viii be a requiem
mass at ST. Francis xavicr's church, 10th st. and 5th
av body TO bc sent to ireland, on the steamer
Dakota, OF tho Williams Guon line, sailing rom pier
as at tnrec o'clock Military organizations will
mun,cate with Colonel James Cavanagh and civic So
communicate with the Council Of tho Fcnian Brother
mood, at the Armory All Irish societies are invited
to participate. ...
| HEAD CENTRE FENlAN BROTHERHOOD.
The societies and military companies VINO havo
offered participate TO report to Colonel Cavanagh
at tho armory three O'Clock, Monday. The Colonel had
decline going to Ireland ono OF the delegation IN
conso qucnce OF regimcnta business. II is expected
DR.. Mu!cahy, Captain Mitchell Colonel Downing, John
Barry, George Smith and some others Will GO
The members OF the +. d. rercqucstcd 10 meet at
205 Sd a this Tuesday morning. at nine O'CLOCK and
march to 23d sL, to take their position In the line OF
march at tho funeral obscques OF Colonel John
O'Mahoncy. GEO. SMITH, Marshal
JOSEPH FOGARTY,
BRIEN MAHUNEY,
JOS O'CONNOR, Aids
CHRIS. COLLINS,
u PAT. WALSH,
Tho members OF the Emerald Club Will report al
their rooms this day uesdayl ut ten A. NJ to attcnd
the funeral OF the late colonel John O'Mahoney by
order Of the President
OxArIvIA.--On the 10th inst, GEoRGIASA j., widow
OF The Iaic Lose Y Qnatiyin Ihc Ash Of heI