The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-03
1NN LOHJfdN's BURIfL.
A. strictly Private NJ Possible in both New
York and Tnrrytown.

No religious ceremonies were performed
over the body Of Ann Lohman preceding It's
burial Yesterday in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery. in
Tarrytown. In the morning tho remains were
enclosed I'm n handsome rosewood coffin. with
silver extension bar handles. The inside was
lined with white satin. The shroud was blocd
There were no flowers. The face, depleted
OF blood was very pae. The neck was conceal
ed with lace.
At 10 o'clock the relatives consisting OF the
daughter. Mrs. Farrell. the granddaughter.
Mrs. Shannon the grandson. Charles II. Purdy,
Mr. Farrell, Mr. shannon. and Mr.. Joseph
Trow. Mrs. Lohman's brother took their last
look at tho remains. Besides these. only few
intimate friends of the relatives were allowed
to enter the house. The suddcnncss of the
funeral was n surprise to tho ncghbors. and
the entering and departure OF the undcitakor
and his assistants created an impression that
something mysterious was going on IN tho
house This, aud the atmosphere OF horror
that surrounded the building. kept null ltndc
IN front Of 1t. 4 police officer was detailed to
Al iOi. o'clock "A hcarsc and one coach werc
driven up TO the dor. The colin Mas carried
out and placed in the hcnrse. MIR, Farrell. Mr..
shannon. Mr.. Prrdy, and Mr. stephen Merritt.
the undertaken. entered the coach. Tue hcnfsc
and coach we've then driven 10 the Grand Cen.
tral Depot aud there the coffin was trnnsirrred
Pnrdv Of Main street Tarrytown. the father of
Mrs Farrell's first husband, WHO was telc-
grnrhrd to ON Monday evening To- have grave
dug 10y the sido OF that Of Ann Lohmans hus-
band, met the party in the Tarrytown station
with hcarso and two coaches; The relatives
entered these coaches with Mr.. Il. II. Vanderbilt,
a Tarrytown undertaken. and were driven to
The lot. which was bought by Mr. Lohman on
the death Of his grandchild. frnnces Annie
2OO yards north OF the Washington Irving lot,
in the shade of n great willow. whose trunk In
lI ~
one composed of three blocks Of marble sur
mounted 10y glass case about three lect Long.
two feet wide aud n foot and u hall high. Each
side IL formed " single piece OF plate
glass held in place 10y the small marble
naked infant, in purc white marble; sleeping on
marble cushions. On the face Of one OF the
supporting blocks is the following:
Hush tread light our child is sleeping
Vacant hearts ut home nrr weeping.
Shc sleeps tu wake no more.
On one side Of the monument is the grave of
Charles Il. l"hman. md 10y its side that OF his
widow. newly dug. Thn collin wuS hastlly but
fcepc ctfuily lowered into this grave. and after
few shOVrliuls ot oarth had been thrown down
the friends Withdrew.
mcn. visited the grave in the afternoon.
This morning Ann l.ohman's Nwyers VIII
ofrr, ia tue Surrogate's Court the, authentic
a 'lo~itcd at the SurroEate's off e. ia March
last will then he oprned and rrnd. probably IN
the presence OF Ann l.ohmnn'- iight heirs.
The property will ultimately gu to the two
grandchildren but was said. yesterday .thntthe
will gives tho adaughter Mira. lrrrll crrtai life
interests in the property. by Mr.. LohmAns
Will his propc4iy, rNcrii NJ su IN as lie vile IN
hcrited A. his widow. r,NrItcdtO 10 his strp-grnnd-
children at his widows death. II Is Il mistake
70 SUPPOSE Nj, all the propcrly accrued from
business receipts. Much Of 1t wae the result of
V"ry fortunate inV'.tn.nls ANA sacs OF real
tstat'. Il is certain that Ann Lohman antici-
pni"d trouble after her death in the settlement
OF her estate. Her hli OF sale OF some personal
property 10 her gran lsOn. made two weeks ago.
wnS drawn vi with ths Wow oi max ing his own
crship Of that certain. To the properly the
cash bail of 10000 that She deposited must bo
aided.
Probably no one except the hclrs will know
Just how much property Ann Iohtnnn and her
husband left Friends Of tho near relatives
predict that the liith avenue house will be
either sold or lnasrd IA soon as possible. md
tlut the near rulntly'- Will go TO Elrpue. Dir.
Farrell. the SDn-in law. said yesterday that h"
hni urged his muihrr-in-lnw tr forfeit her bail.
drive 10 ilushk hkeni~l', tab" the eats lpr Can
one time She seemed iu lined 80 10 do but thnt
she was u,lyi- a against such n stop. Many at
trmIis were nude alter her arrest Ia gri money
from her Oh one ir'i"nrc Hnt another. and this
annoyed her almost as much as her arrest ana
IN p-nliIE trial uld.
NJ action Was takrn Yesterday iu tho Court u
Oyer ana Tcrmin,r hr oausn no official infor-
nntiun ~ t. tho d utk had been received. The
CurOncr's cert q nj was il~i yn-t rdny
The only relatives ui Ann IphWan In this
country are her daughter. Mrs Farrell. her
grtndchiiiren. Charles pur ly Hpl Mrs. shan
non. and h brother, Joseph Irow. IL WIS
said. yesterday. that Mrs. Farrell is AL adopted
daughter. but Ann Iohnan always acknONI-
edged her as her own child.