The New York herald., 1871-09-09
ALICE BOWL BIS BURIAL.

The Funeral in Paterson YcsfcrGny-A Large
Assem- mblngo--Impre.s .sive DiscOu sc by the
Rev. Mr.. HurIbur-Floral Tributes in Great
4, ,Profusiou. s,,i-iiT.r,j gn
The funeral Of Alice Bowlsby took place at Pater.
son yesterday Never did Paterson witness saddeR
cortege and never was sympathy more literally
poured out by the humane people OF that city. Sucn
funerul indeed, has not been seen there during tno
present generation. The floral tributes which
adorned the hearse in thick profusion, and which
were literally heaped upon the conin were the
spontaneous orrcrlngs OF tenderhearted ladies',
whose charity stIned all recollection OF poor hu-
man fraiity and opened the noOd-gates Of
true christian benevolence. Alice Bowlsby's faults
were never thought Of by the vast crowd
OF sympathizers The poor, wayward child OF ms.
fortune had paid terrible penalty-a penalty
wbich invested death with the most hideous terrors
As she had not relative or friend to Offer word Of
consolation, to raise the dropping head CT nostcn
the parched lips Of the tortured, agonzed girl IN the
dread extremity, 80 no surviving friend will mngle
the recollection OF her agonies with breath OF
reproof. ls ID. 500 41a ,slW $50
The people Of Paterson heartily condoled with the
family OF the Inflated girl. An immense crowd
blocked up the street IN the vicinity Of Mrs.
Bowlspy's residence The hearse arrved-the same
which conveyed the.remains OF Walter ConSln to
their last resting place-and It was only when the
comm was carried out and placed therein that the
funeral services com menced. The Rev. Mr. Huri-
but, OF the Market Street Methodist Episcopal
church. oicIssed Aitsr reading a me aieensn a
livered a most Impressive DISCOURSE lie said:-
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this sad tragedy which Hrst sight 20 nave 40
sons fcat,res good might result IL may have peen IN
(jods providence plan TO preven mucn more
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nartvr 10 a. great cause ~ eyer exsted "A
on he commended the sorrowinR family TO tho
care and comort Christ 70 whom alone could they apply
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great principle and good cause and A. the same TIME pu %
now participates Joys that repay thousandosA
for terrible suGengs through which she psssed ON e
The prayer was offered BY the Rev. Mr. Horn,
blower, after whIch Rev. Mr.. Gallaher pronouncou
the penediction. mo melancholy cortege tnen com-
rnenced TO move In the nrst carnage Me!o MI ~
B0wisby, her two daughters and relative, I ~
clothed In deep mourning and neavly h vS"E"s ,ns
The curtains were drawn over tine wnaows " ", ., r
OccuDauts OF the carnage. that they VERY NOV
lrcsSt To me rh,Ic raZe Another carriage followed,
Containing few relatives and the tnrec venic,os %
set OUT Tor Parsippany s'Nseen M , n'os nsv,sy was
where the Wondering remains o. Aiee bow.sn, @ W.
+ Genosited amaps ths asbos oil her devarteo k"AN'