The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-08
GEO " IEWFrr
liUi Arm 3. l-77.
Aged 81 yrAr.. 8 Mnnlhs. and days.

No one looking for the FIRST time upon the. pla-
cid irniuros of the dead merchant would have
supposed thni b" had lived through three score
years. He looked like a young. or. ~ all events.
like "a miidlr-asrd man. HIS face was H. calm
II had eyer boon in life. and though the rullor
iu-runrahl, from death was there No. had moro
than one who had been hurried into eternity
with hardly a moments warning
The body was cl.thsi IN black with plain
studs in The shirt BOSOM and the hands wrro
easily and naturally rrp--"i. u wi- not alone
thn wealth and dristn railH r. -lIrn'- ~ Staten
Island who rcv"renry approached the open
coffin, ana locke. urQn tnc, ,;'m9lns Poor poo
his capacity oi benevolent gentleman. press 'd
forward To look upon his features. and none
wer' deni'i n'iuttanre. until the hall could a.
IGg Nrw iorb hoiy of merchants known as
the PANT B'ard,' embracing almost all the
lousI sIi'uous men in thr hu-in' - ia which Mr.
sruted. .Au AN Sthe residents oi STA Island
who attended the funeral service nore DR.. Boz
for many years Nlr lcwcit- inmiy rhy-cian;
rascniat,t. s W ra 19 ~ lm i q Si-fls T TB'yd~&
Co.. Mr. Geo. W. Curtis, Mr. Frances g. shaw,
un old friend OF Mr. Jcwrtts. and Mr. A. G.
Wood. President OF the Staten Island Dye
Mr Jowcu was not n mcmhnr Of my church,
hut l.e held uniarlan doctrines, anl attended
o''ou lan auy olNor. Mrs. Jrwsi ( a member
olt.. .form-d Church n' \ ~ Hun-N b .und
raj - .fl..u. 8. .t.riHy lie Nn- assist l.y tn,.
l..y, Dr. Brush. inslor % n. ~ oltl Church
oi re Aa 'cn-.an. o. wh'h Mrs Ianiur is
I4 s'r,i, % wa- FIAT appointed 'y tao Fl.s.
l.c ultn-nnll .na nIn.iI.ih l-lu. aul
luuI d. a! ~. piU| @ Ll.t.t tofur tnrn'Ouun-.
t.ry. DO. .."li'nti.i',l l,rno. "a .,waaan inn6
u.D -iInr tiu in liNs. ali llr HrNNuHn' %.
.ai N.tD .irstr". uga, = iog ,Ac o.sewcl
y 0er Mr-. Jowu nor her danshrr ya.
present. l'th hlns 'o' olui'ririypr .~irt.d uy
".. tt'r i..'n@. Mr T-n,,l, nnl ','Ir n f. ~ @
nfnrr tufIrn'u Inf i.fnIN rIhn. fsU NIth Nh
JoN 10 N so'W or hu-.neo- 0I ty, re-
WH.n a in un ai 'In 's lp3n, ana positively
d.. jim "a t1 s.e any one.
Mn,n the service .w,,, ,courluiolthemo mournors
lre announced that the rslnulA7 Oi ihe dead
merchant would hr take by sp".i.l boat 10
the Long Island shore at hall past 10 o'rluek
this morning, and Inferred IA Greenwood
M"ny II the friends Of the late omino u.
Jrwrtt called at his unclrs house ai ~ Cnum-
hlt II ghts. brooklyn, yrstrrday, 10 cypress
rymlatny. The comm containing me i'lualli7
lny in f. darkencd room, ana d DC ornl nn was
l.l..i ON it, The funeral is to be held IN the
r'-ld ilfr of Mr. Cornell this Afternoon ~ "n"
o.. lNrN, ihe Row. Drs. Putnnm and Farley 9lii,l-
a'Ing The graves Of George Jrwru nnd Or
Vlur u. JeWoit w-ge opened de by side. IN the
SOL ll't ia Nr'ouwppd Cemetery yfi rdAy,
n,Hi eni = II comf5rliIy Tie is '' VT con. ''',
liu"I his hnd. hnWn nNrr, and Is not allowed to
of ii-i1t1"t n Visitors. us son shys he 'itp-
n"' as ,i whoi @ Wrrd a'trr III. frnna l'
rAlHol'"l h"0auHe l" WAS dh1ud by tho eApio-
a ana because D." ran from tho room 50
| y sn.l"i bomb went or.
| !" w1s IIs"l iy irmnds that The reti-
] ...D'. .H .hl'h iNi.iIi- them to speak of
u rn' ut ~ whiiy' s ani part
/ -.f is npilra. Irthat they couple
+ ul.i.rlD .uai. Dp' s--. uuns that they Viii
/ hl' .n- ~ h} ih' uiN" Of COUNCIL