The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

nond, respectfully invited attend the funeral thu
(frifay) afternoon at two ocnct from residence a.
his father NO 6ss Washington street Of Charies
IscIis-On Wednesday evening. July A. JAMES Isolrs
aged 80 years III months and 10 days.
The RELATIVES and friends Of the family respectfully
nviei 10 attend the funeral from his late residence
IL Hammond street, this .(rridayl afternoon at tive
O'Clock iihout further invitation.
JARDSk On "Wednesday, July 4, after protracted III
ness, FIDix A., eldest child of David Kate Jardo
aged Yeas, 10 months and IT days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited u attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No 1877 Westh Thirty eighth street. this FridayI
aternoa AT half past twelve O'Clock His Aims will Be
taken TO Tarryto for nterment
California and Scottish papers please copy.
hoIEIAs-At his residence, at Milbuu near Hudsoas
native Of Columbia county He graduated at Williams
College snd AFTER the usual course Of preparatory study
at Mddeburg, In the county OF Schohare He there
gagged in extensive and lucrative practice, and soon
prominence in his profession In the autumn a
1888 he elected OF the representatives in he
Twenty fifth Congress from the double district then con-
posed Of the counties OF chohare Greene and Delaware
ne served with great fidelity and rmness at time wei
calculated to test his claim to these qualities. II
curing the rs two years Of Mr. Van Buren's administer
uoo ha' the attempt made. and uusuoccssfuLy
newed, to establish the Independent Treasury Az a
COMMUNICATION measure, 1t encountered o clamorous and
oplos1n greatly strengthened BY the do
pressed coDaltion OF The business Of the couu-
try and tho embarrassed state of its 6nsnoea.
sre Itself i reo ona Necessary mors as was the mes-
stand up IN its defence, amidst the defecon of poIitjc
friends and In the face OF excited community msIel
by Misrepresentation. But Mr. Mcclellan was not rnsa
ts yield what he knew TO be right any other coasl
ration, and he gave TO the all its changing f
tunes his earnest support Though falling then Of sue
cess he lived TO sec Years afterwards the The
measure and it's benefits country Acknowledged bv
all parties As Representative in Congress, Mr.. McCss
Ian aimed to make himself useful rather than conspcu
Gus. His services in committee valuable and n
the House he esteemed Of the faithful and
intelligent members He spoke rarely but always
commanded attention, and secured respect for his
opinions. His advocacy Of tho claim Of the heirs az
Fulton to remuneration, Is well remembered ~
an eloquent aud impressive effort. At the close
OF his term In Congress he removed to the
county Of Columbia. In 1870 he elected from the
same district 10 the Twenty seventh Congress, and
served through that term. Since his retirement from
Congress he has continued reside Hudson engaged
since be was struck down BY disease while actively e"
gagged In the exciting duties OF political canvass From
that attack he never entirely recovered, and within the
been taken away in the prime OF life and In the midse
Of career OF activity and usefulness. Mr. Mcclellan was
man OF ardent temperament, impusive and warn
hearted He had many friends and they loved him FOR
his social qualities and genial nature, his frannas
and for his Jealous and unselsh devotion their into
rests. His integrity was unquesoned, and whether II
IN public private life he commanded respect and e.
teen The earnest heartiness Of his manner and Tie
k'ndness OF his bearing even towards his political op-
poncps, In happy contrast with the cold and d.
tant formaes which too often separate thosc who di
In opinion. Such Robert Mcclellan. Those whs
knew him. did the writer OF this brief notice. through
all the ssges Of youth and manhood, will ever chersh
AcGRArn-Tn Brooklyn, on Thursday, July s. Hxux.
SOD of John and Margaret McGrath aer short Illness
in the Seth year OF bis age.
Nicholas and john and brother law John Brady are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral, this rAy)
President street His remains viii be inferred in the
Cemetery OF the Holy Cross, Fatbush.
MHnMNt.-On Wednesday, July 4, ERNEST MrRnUR a
dip,horia, aged years, 7 months and IL DAYS.
The friends and reat OF tn family requested "a
attend the funeral this rday afternoon, at four O'clock
from the residence OF bis afflicted parents Myrtle avenue
second house from Kent avenue. The remains Will b.
taken to Greenwood.
O'DoSoHuE On Thursday morning July s, MARI jos.
PrSx daughter OF Joseph and Teresa NJ j. O,Donohue
aged IL months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respcctfv
invited TO attend the fners this friday Afternoon e
two O'Clock from the residence Of her grandmother Ma
Mary Riley No 100 East Seventeenth street.
TIT W. WEDNESDAY July =, Mr. ROBERT j. Puz.,
His friends requested to attend his funeral, this
riday) afternoon, at two O'Clock his late
No, 132 West Thirty ninth street.
New Orleans Pcsyune please copy.
PRIsEyMu.-At Orange, N. j., on Wednesday, July 6,
OF consumption, EDWARD Pnsgvxv In the 64ih year &
his age
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 IT.
sena he funeral on saturday afternoon, at two ococs
sxoSsoS.-At FactoryvllIe, Staten Island on FRIDAY.
June 10 Of consumption, JAMES GILBERT sIxosoS, q
Abraham and Phebe Simonson, aged % years and
months.
California and Monmouth county, N j.. papers please
copy
socrT-On Thursday, July s, SARAH EMILY, daughter a
Frederick and Sarah Bell, aged years and 10 days
Inc lenus Oh tho famiiy are requested without fur
thcr notice, 10 attend the funeral from the residence a
her parents 2 Spring street, this riday) afternoon Il
two O'Clock.
vAspEsHoor.-In Harlem, on Wednesday, July 4, RA-
t1pI AMELIA RASDKL, wife of C. s. yanderhoof aged -
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectuy
invited TO attend the funeral from late resdence cor
ner OF avenueA and 10Th street. this friday aernooa
wAn.-In this city on Wednesday. July 4. sf,er q
lingering illness, ELEANOR RrssxnI, wife Of Edward A.
Wait, In the 25th year OF her age.
Her remains were taken 70 Albany for lnterment
WAn--ln Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 4, AIIcx wArS
native OF knan, county Kilkenny, sister Of Carrot and
Phtrck Wall aged % years
The friends OF the family are invited 70 attend hes
funeral this rday) afternoon, half past two ocloc
Brooklyn.