The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-22

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.c sAsr ~ IN Sunday o,o Died.
SARAH ANN BssEs Ia ihe so, ,ear - hsr .. aeo
invited 10 attend sSids " the lahy respectfully
! s'sS"s 'no iiasall y. her lsto residence o49
levers street near -mith Williamsburg, this TUESDAY
aft, rnoon, at two O'Clock.
CAFfRl'--en Sunday, October 90 suddenly, at tho re-
Aaynca q oea.ge g Grundy, Elizabeth, New Jersey,
The funeral viii take place this tuesday, afternoon,
nj one O'Clock -
cHAfTs-n Brooklyn, Monday, October II, J.
frnsSiIN CRAFTS, aged So years.
ine ifien Of th family are respectfully invited 10 at
ciu the funeral from tho res ercc of his brther Rf
two O'Clock. o' ~
r mLtoS--oa Sunday, October 20, MlcuarL DIXON, Of
hmnysatt, county OF Clare, Ireland, aged "a years
The relatives and friends are respecful invited 10
attend the funeral this Grlesday) Afternoon s...wo
O'Clock, from his late fesd6nco S2a Chcrfy street
DoNALnsoN.--0n Sunday evening October 20 or con.
| sumption, JAMES DONALDSON, aged 81 Yeas
va iends arc requisite TO attend the funeral, from
ms ate residence los West Twenty sixth street this
| lluesday) morning, at ten o'cock
DEylM--At West Farms, wcs.chcster county, on Mon
gay, October q, PATRICK Ess ed~s, Of Michael and
MA Devlln, aged IL years, ID mon ks aud 20 days.
The friends and acqiautances Of the nm are respect
fuy invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, after
noon, al two O'Clock, from the residence of his father
west Farms His remains win DO taken Wcstchcstcr
cnlich FOR intcrment May he rest in pe AGO.
rsNroS--on sunday nite noon, October 20, Of con
. mPhR, OLIVIA MARIA E;lNT0N, che beloved wife Of
WI ian fgnon and On daughter OF the late Rev Thos
OTIS Handbook, aged 80 Years.
The friends OF the family respc-sully invited 10 at
tend The funeral from late ,si ence 1874 Blocker
street to Greenwood Cemetery, Wednesday Afternoon
al two O'Clock.
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fasoEs,eK-oa sunday, october 20, MAKruA, roict Of
Johl ii. Frederick, aged IS years
Rcativu and lends Of the family respectfully in.
vcd y attend the flnnra this (iuesday) afternoon
at one o'clock from the tsenco OF her Calvin
b. Roberts, 10 Fourth street.
HAsriA-On Monday morning. October q, after short
hine's WILLIAM A. only scn u Jam, S l.. and Elizabeth
Jane Haste.
rLneral iiom the Residence Il hts parents, PIT West
Twenysxlh street, this (ruesiay) afternoon, ut two
O'clock,
JA,KsoS-On Sunday, October 20, OF consumption
tn MAS JACKSON, native Of Banaghor Kings county Ire
land, aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives of the family and also tho
members OF Covenant Lodge, OF o. o. f. requested
TO attend the funeral from his late residence No PSI
Elizabeth street this esday) Afternoon al two O'Clock,
without further invitation
The members will meet at the lodge room at one
O'Clock + NJ, by order Of tho N. q.
JosEs.On Monday October u, GEORGE TAILOR JONES,
only son Of George H. and Elizabeth JONES' aged 10 years.
month and 20 days.
| take these lambs, said he,
And lay them In my b east
Protection tn shall ind ia me,
In me be ever blost.
His words tn happy parents heaa
And shout with JOYS divine:
o sayi.n MI we have, we arc,
Shall be forever thine.
The relatives AMI friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from tho residence Of his parents
No 1879 East Fifty third street. Wednesday afternoon
at enc O'Clock The remains will be taken 70 Cypress
kEAY.-on Monday, October "a after long and Sc
we're illness. ELLEN KELLY. wife Of John Kelly, aged 81
yelrs
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the fpnera from her late residence, No. 10 Wash
ugton street. this Cruesday) afternoon ut two O'clock
LocuSlsG.-On Sunday enng, October 70, Mrs. ANNA
NJ. LOOMING, aged 90 years and months.
The friends Of the family are invited 70 attend her fa
nage, No. 1873 Remsen street, Brooklyn, Wednesday
afternoon, at two O'Clock.
MooRE.Un Sunday morning, October 20, EDWARD In
GRAND, only sono Alfred aud Margaret G. Moore, agod
years and IN nths.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
tend the nera from tho residence Of his parents go
West Twenty ond street. this Cuesday) afternoon ut
O'Clock, without further invitation. Tho remains will
be taken to Greenwood for interment.
MotArfERY-On Sunday, Cctobcr 20, after long and
distressing illness, ANNE dn ghter Of Philip and Margs
ret Mctatery, aged q years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of her
parents, 50 First street, this tuesday, morning, at nine
o'clock. Reaaim mass Ia tho Nativity church at half
past nine &C Ock.
MoR,S--On Monday Octob,r 81, OF consumption, in
the SD year Of her age JohAsA MORAN wife Of Charles
Moran.
Tho relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from her late residence 80 White
street. Wednesday Afternoon at half past O'Clock.
MrJN--On Monday morning. october II, Patrick |
MrIilS, aged rs years.
The funeral will take place from his late residence No.
Franklin street Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
The Of tho family and those Of his brother Charles
and sisters Mary katharine are requested to attend
Pun Er-On Monday afternoon October 20, at the resi-
dence Of his parents % West Eleventh street, CHARLES
WILLIAM. the infant Of George II. and PrisclaS.
Purser.
PoIlARp--At Iynchhurg, Va, Thursday, August L.
NAssIs, wife Of Mr. Richard Pollard, aged % years.
She's gone forever gone the king OF iorrors
Lays his rude hands upon the lovely limbs,
And blasts her beauties with his icy breath.
These touching lines are most painfully excmpaed in
the recent demise of Mrs. Mamie ", daughter Of Dr.
James and Ann NJ Saunders, and wife Of Mr. Richard
Pollard, Of Lynchburg. This lovely and loved laiy
brenthed her last the first day of August 1851
twenty third year Of her age and the tenth monkor her
married life. Mrs Pollard blessed with the example
and training Of pious and devoted mother In tbs early
dawnng youth she pr,icssed faith tho Son OF God
and for several years walked in the path Righteousness
but being TO boarding school, removed from the
watcul eye OF her mother and tho associates Of her
early faith, and surrounded with the multae IN allure
ments and temptations of fashionable boarding school,
spirit Of the worldshe was shorn Of her strength But
while this sad truth realized by herself and discover
ed by her friends, she sensiby felt anAexhibted the
beautiful words Of the poet
While with the Of mon my Footsteps srod,
My howc my heart, was with the SON Of God
Around her memory fingered tho hallowed rccolec.
tons of her youthful experience, and and her
spirit sighed for its forfeited restfor reunion and
munion wit God her saviour On the nth day az &c
her choir and atera few months spent in travel they
returne' 10 the place Of her birth and with Suoysnt
hearts entered upon life radiant with hope saucthed
by m nAai love and undmmed with cloud. They fitted
up fc themselves htme such as Thomson dcscribes-
Here is the resort
OF love, Of peace and plenty polished friends
And dear relations minge into bits.
Thus encirced with all the bliss that ca1th give
Mrs Pollard turned with increased longing after those
things which are eternal, She knew that tits not
the whole life to live" and in her heart felt there is
nothing sure but heaven and In private and in the
house Of God she waited upon Jehoya,-sough Him in
the use Of the of grace. In this frame OF mind
she and her husband covenanted to consecrate them
selves Christ and His churchesolved 70 spend the
remainder of their days candidates for Heaven
She was permitted 70 clasp TO hor warning
bosom q lovely babe, and theo nor heart overfowed
with happiness. She Praised tod for the priceless
gift and consecrated her heart and life 10 His holy ser
vice. She told her mother when experimenting no danger
on the morning OF tina fifth day Ma would not have
been afraid to die. bat have snned in not having
openly protested my faith in Christ, and joined the
ctusch. When asked If she loved and trusted in the
| Saviour, replied, Why, Ma you know always loved
my Saviour Now LIES Journey was lighted up with
hn AZ.