The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-15
DEATHS.

CROwN-M Jamaica, on the 18th ns,, susan
NJ, widow of the late Anthony Grown, in the 10th
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
90 at,end the funeral on wednesday morning, 18th
tnss, II II O'Clock, from her late residence, In Van
Wyck ave, Jamaica. 20
DILLoN-on Tuesday, 18th inst, James Dillon,
Che beloved son Of Maurice and Ann Dillon, aged 10
ulonths.
respectfully inyited 10 attend the funeral, this
"Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock, from the resi-
deuce Of his parents, 12 Fifth At. 20
DUNH-on Tuesday, 1Ith Inst, Margaret, the
beloved wife Of James Dunn, native of the Parish
Of Tusnn Co. Galway ireland. aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
epectfully invited n attend the funeral this
(wednesiay) afternoon. 10Th inst, at ~ o'clock,
frcm her las residence, II North 9Th st. bet. 2d and
I'd So wIiiiansburgh. Trcy papers please copy.
EDINGToN - On Monday, 18th inst, Bclclia
EdinRton, wife " Charles Ellington, native OF the
town OF daway, Ireland, aged " years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral, this "wednesday afternoon,
18th inst, at o'clock, from her late residence lii
Goerck IT. 50
gLoRE--On Tuesday, after a short and painful
illnossL Andrew Jackson, only Of Andrew and
Sarah Anne Glorc aged years, months and p
days.
Q years, month and II days.
They died In beauty like q rose,
Withercd IN early bloom,
How sweet they sleep In earth repose,
Torn from us, alas, to son.
Their golden locks and sunny SMILES
No more can give us JOY;
Ours only for l'ttlc while,
But God has taken our darling girl and boy.
We lay thee in the silent tomb,
Sweet blossoms of hut day;
We Just began a. view thy bloom,
And thou art called away.
The relatives and friends " the family, alsp the
members Of Jackson Hose Go. NJ. 10, the members
al Capt Mfckey's Insurance Patrol, No. l, sud the
members Of Henry Clay L'lFe, No. ~, vt Z. ~ A.
MuvuA rc-p,c 'uliy invited 10 .ttcnd the f"nc.
raj, this tw-ino"l'yl afternoon, 18th lust. a !
O'Clock, from the r-dcuuc ui their parents, II Man
Sin n, without further uv.t'u"u. l'l
KNOW Es-On DC. 5, t>Gi, At Nassau, y. p
Of disca-, Of the letrt, Wili1m Knowles, u'tv"
Of England, and ur many years a resident oi the
OH Ward. In this lily, tie i'th year OF his age
LINCOLN Tie f'mer,lD' Mr.. L. \. Lmonln'
President Of the Suul Git'' Home, " " tax" place
at the Home, IA wet 2eth u, Thursd'y alter
noon. 1T o'clock. Friends are invited t. AT 'nd,
California papers please COPY. ld'
MEDDIN-On tie Ith inst Edward Molin, n
native Of the Phish 81 Bciint1mre, Co. C'van,
his friends and relatives of the family respect
fully invited attctd the funeral this tWedncsinyl
afterurou. nj o'clock, from Gper,k IT. 81
sCHCYIER-M Saratoga Lake, on Weinesdey,
Jan. = 1867, after lingering Illness, Phebc Jane,
wife q Robert g. SahuNler, and daughter OF james
and Lydia a. Ma KEEL, % brooklyn, N 1" tSed
30 years. D!
TYRRELI.-ou Monday, 18th inst, Susan, wife
Of John Iyrrcl late ~ NJ uylurough Queens c.,
Ireland, ia the 3Oth scar Of her age.
Her friends, aud those of lrr husband, John,
also those Of hct hruthet.iu-aw, Patrick Tytrcl,
titte Of Brr, KINGS Co., lrcloud,l are respectfully
invited ;" utt.ut ~ iun"ral' ms tWclnrHl'yJ
afternoon, ut ~ fclpE, FROM her hie residence
Isl East 2ith u, Without further notice, Her ~
mains will be- taken g. Calvary Cemetery for inter-
moni. o.