The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-12

BARKER-On "Wednesday evening August 9, in Jersey
City, typhoid fever SUSAN NJ eldest daughter Of John
b. BARKER Esq, aged "a years
The relatives and friends invited to attend the
funeral, from the Presbyterian church, In Armenia
Dutchcs county thc former residence OF her famy on
Sunday morning. at O'Clock, without further
notice.
BoYo.-On Thursday, August 10, JONI J. BOYD young
est Of the late John J. and Sarah A. Boyd
The funeral services will be held at Trinity church. this
Saturday. afternoon at o'clock The relatives and
friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend.
CRAxER-At Rhncbeck, ON Wednesday August Q, OF
dysentcry ELLA LOUISA only child Of stephen and Jane
Ann Cramer, aged years, month and 20 days
eight A. NJ JOHN JuSrus YouSo CLIFTON, aged years,
months and u days, son Of Junius A. and Mary g.
Clifton.
Baltimore papers please copy.
DowSs.-0n Friday morning, August II, Eta Q.
Downs, only child Of Henry and Caroline Downs, aged
Her remains viii be taken to Bedford, westehestsr
county, this Saturday morning, for intsrment
and painful Illness JAMS DurTY native Of westrneah
parish or Multy Farnam, Ireland
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral which will take place at
o'clock Sunday afternoon from the residence OF
his brother-inaw, Michael Farrell No. III B.
EaBERr Suddenly, at Greenpont, SAMUEL EGBxRr, In
the Ssth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the
pesDecrny invited 70 attend The funeral on Sunday
afternoon O'Clock from bis late residence Noble
street, near Franklin, Grcenpoint, ]. l.
FRANus--JoHN FRANCIS, son Of George and Eliza
Francis, aged year month and days.
Funeral on Sunday morning. at half past nine o'clock
from his late residence 243 Goerck street. Friends and
relatives OF the family respectfully invited TO attend
FrrxsrnoSs Thursday evening, August 10, ct half
past nine O'clock RosASA the beloved wife OF Charles
Ftzsimons after long and painful illness, which she
bore with Christians fortitrde aged 70 years and
months
The funeral will take place from her late residence.
No rs Market street. Sunday afternoon, nj half past
O'Clock. Her friends and relatives are invited TO
attend, without further notice.
Newark papers please copy
Charles DEAR for me no trouble take,
But mind my children for my sake.
A GRAVE
They laid her In Calvary, facing the East,
With her faith in the life that's immortal,
Her hope, In the welcome TO Chr SITS loving FEAST
As she entered Eternys portal
They laid her 10 Calvary, taking her rest
On the slope OF a green turfy pillow,
There was paught 70 disturb In quiet 20 blest
And nothing to droop, save the willow.
The shroud that she chose the brown Carmelite,
And her capular scarf told its story,
For spoke that In le she bad fought the good light
Aud had gone for the crown OF her glory.
There's little TO covet, save only such rest,
When we pass from this life TO another
For seldom earth were the virtues possessed
That haiow that grave Of mother
FoRpys-At Lake Mahopac, on Friday morning,
and the late John T. Forbes, Of New York, aged
months
FnRrox.--Op Friday morning, August IL, at nine
O'CLOCK JosrpB FrRroS, In the Seth year Of his age.
LIS friends respectfully invited TO attend tho fune
raj on Sunday Afternoon, at two o'clock from HE late
residence NO 3S5 First street, Williamsburg.
GIrSro. AT Ridgencld Conn ON THURSDAY August