The New York herald., 1874-07-26
friends OF the family are respectfully inyitea to

IrlenoB OF tne IamNy are respectfully 1hyitcu 10
attend.
FULLARroN-On Friday morning. July a., 1874,
HENRY. only son or William and Ellen Fuilarton,
Relatives and friends OF the family, also Henry
H. Hudson. superintendent, and teachers Of ST
Joseph's Sunday School, are respectfully fnvitedItO
attend the funeral on Monday morning, 27tn inst,
at half-past nine O'Clock. from ST. AnthOnys
church. Sullivan street. without further notice.
GARDNER.-On Thursday. July %, OF cholera In
fantum, BARTRAM BRTCE 0niy child of Frank w.
and Kitty Darby Gardner, aged months ana %
days
Funeral services at the residence of his parents,
l23 East 124th street. on Sunday, July 20, az two
M. Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vted to attend.
GOG0M.-A months mind requiem mass will be
past nine O'Clock, in tie onurch % Of ST. st. G. Charles @
Borromeo Sidney place, Tor che repOse OF the soul
OF FREDERICK 7. GoGGIN.
GoRMON.-On Saturday, July rs, Mrs. TERESA
GoRMoN, native OF Muengar, county Westmealh,
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectuly invited to attend the funeral, from the
1921 street and Washington avenue Morrlsania,
on Monday morning. at nine O'Clock The remains
win be taken to AMSrr!ssown, for In termens
minutes past nine p. NJ, Of cholera iniantum,
at her parents residence, No. 1853 second avenue,
daughter Of John and Margaret Hardie
HEANEY.-on saturday, July IS, 1874. MARY A.
HEANHY, widow Of John aeaney, OF Harlem
JEwETr.-On Saturday, July 2s, MARY. wife of the
l8te WullaM JeWctt. aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from Linden avenue, Jersey City Heights
on Tuesday, 2Sth inst, at four P. NJ
JULIAN.-On Thursday, July o. JOHN JULIAN,
aged al years and 10 months
His friends and acquaintances and also the men,
bers OF the sons OF Liberty Association respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from 1928
A, this Sunday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
At q meeting of the SOns OF Liberty ASSOCIATION,
held on Friday, July "A, 1874. the following pream
bic and resolutions were unan1m mously adopted -
Whereas, The mournful intelligence has Deen
communicated to us OF the deCease OF our esteemed
and much beloved associate and late President,
John Julian who departed this lie on Thursday,
July %, 1874; and
whereas, The Intimate personal relations that
existed between the deceased and the members OF
this association well as the respect entertained
iOr him by all who enjoyed his acquaintance calls
for an expression Of our sorrow for his death,
sympathy and coincidence with his afflicted rela
tves and intimate personal friends, and should
elicit some beftting testimony OF respect for the
memory OF the deceased; be 1t, therefore,
Resolved, That we do sincerely lament and de-
pl0re the decease OF John Julian, and we hereby
tender to his afflicted relatives and sOrrOwlng
trends our heartfelt coincidence and sympathy IN
this their hour OF tribulatlon; and While we assure
them that we sincerely deptOre their loss, We beg
to ask them, In the hour OF their gre TO rely for
consolation and support upon the tender mercles
OF Him who has promised to be comforter to the
afflicted.
Resolved That as further mark OF respect to
the memory OF the deceased the foregoing pream-
BILE and resolutions be published, and that an en-
crossed copy be forwarded to mis- relatives.
MICHAEL DOLAN, President