The New York herald., 1874-07-25

106th street and Tenth avenue, on Saturday, al
one O'Clock L. M.
FpLLARTON.-O Friday morning July "a 1874,
at the residence OF his parents, No. 81 Grand
street, this city, HENRY FULLARToN In the 10th
year Of his age.
GARDNER.-On Thursday July ~, OF cholera II.
iantnm, BARTaAM BRIcE only child Of Frank W.
and ana Kitty Darby Gardner, aged 3 months ana 's
Funeral services at the residence OF his parents,
% EasI l24th street, on sunday, July 20 AT Two
i: ". Relatives ana friends are respectfully ih-
vited to attend.
Gibson. In Jersey city, on Thursday, July 2S,
is.4, John GIBSON. aged "a years.
Funeral trom No. l93 Newark avenue on Satur.
Gay, a at Two O'Clock p NJ. Relatives and friend,
Paisley (Scotland) papers please copy
eRox native fradS ,S ay 1s rysn a. r. isT4 MIS- MAsi
Cayan. Ireland, aged 70 years.
as as Snera viii take place on Sunday next July
No 90 wett Street the Relatives aao riends q
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Iu,v ,paiNs:.At pa rs: Tarrytown. n. " on Thursday
ARD eldest daughter Of Augustus f. ana Saran
Weekes, OF Brooklyn, f. u.
Ine reiatlves and friends OF the family are re-
spect,luily Invited to attend her funeral, at the
Sy Soaudy fesiaence OF her parents at TarrytOwn, on
rlages VIII be in waiting at the depot to meet the
l0:4o traln from Forty-second street N. Y.
Boston papers please copy.
S phASsin t os son OF John and Harriet A. Inglis,
Relatives ana friends of the family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the fuperaI at the resi-.
dence OF his parents. 3O3 West Nineteenth street.
on sunday AFTERNOON, at halt-past one O'clock
JULiAS.-On Thursday, July 49, JOuN JuIJAN
aged ii years and 10 months
His friends ana acqualntances and also thu nam.
bers OF the sons OF Liberty Association are resnect
fully invited to attend the uneral from 328 avenue
A. on sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
AT q meeting of the SOns OF Liberty Association
held Friday. July a. 1874. the following pream.
bic and resolutions were unanim ously adopted =
whereas, The mourn1ul intelligence has peen
communicated to us OF the decease OF our esteemed
and much beloved associate and late President
John Julian. who departed this Lille on Thursday.
July %, 1874 and
whereas, The Intimate personal relations that
existed between the deceased and the members OF
this association as we'll the respect entertained
tor HIM by all who enjoyed his acquaintance calls
Tor an expression or our sorrow for his death.
sympathy and coincidence with his afflicted rela.
tves and intimate personal friends, ana should
elicit some benttng testimony OF respect for the
memory OF the deceased: be 1t, therefore,
Resolved, That we do sincerely lament and de.
piore the decease OF John Julian, ana hereby
TRENDS our heartfelt coincidence and sympathy IL
this their hour OF tribuatiOn; and while we assure
them that We sincerely deplOre their loss, we beg
20 ask them, In the hour OF their grief, TO rely Tor
consolation and support upon the tender mercies
OF iim who has promised to be comforter to the
afflicted.
Resolved, That as further mark OF respect to
the memory oil the deceased the foregoing pream-
bic and resolutions be published, ana that an en-.
crossed copy be forwarded TO mis- relatives.
MICHAEL UOLAN. President.