The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-04-14

April 10th, the meeting adjourned.
A. L. B., Sec'y.
THE PoULTERERs' FRIEND.-Dr. H. D.
Bosenbury's Cholera Mixture, for fowls af-
young chickens and turkeys affected with
gaps. Positive cure. Prepared at Bosen
bury's Pharmacy, Lambertville, N. j. my.21
The Funeral of DIR. Samuel Lilly took
place on Thursday afternoon of last week,
from his late residence in this city, and was
attended not only by large numbers of his
friends in this city and surrounding country,
but by distinguished men from all parts Of
this and neighboring states.
Among those present were Ex-Governor
and Judge Joel Parker; Amzi Dodd, Judge
of the Court of Errors and Appeals Gen.
Fitz John Porter Gen. Gershom Mott Gen.
Lewis Perrine, Quartermaster General; DR..
II. A. Bnttolph, Supt. State Lunatic Asylum
at Morristown John s. Read, of Camden,
manager State Lunatic Asylum M. B. Mon
roe, Steward Morristown Asylum; John w.
Ward, Supt. State Lunatic Asylum at Tren-
ton d. Hayes Agnew, M. D., of Phila. DR..
John Blame, of this county Drs. E. L. We'll
ling, of Pennington, and John Wolverton, of
Trenton; Judge Atchley, of Mercer Co.. G.
H. Matthews, of Phila., etc.
No funeral sermon was preached but the
impressive burial service of the Episcopa!
Church was read by Rev. F. G. Putnam, CDR.
Lilly's Rector) of Jersey City.
Amwell Lodge, No. 10, A. +. A. M, of
this city, (of which DIR. Lilly was a prominent
member,l attended the funeral in body, ac-
companied by a large number of visiting
brethren. At the grave, the Masonic burial
service was read by Most Worshipfu Hamilton
Wallis, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of
New Jersey. The following officers of the
Grand Lodge accompanied the Grand Master :
r. W. VIM. Hardacre, Senior Grand Warden !;
r. w. and Rev. Henry vehslage, Junior
Grand Warden; r. W. Chas. Bechtel, Grand
Treasurer R. W. Thos. H. r. Redway, Dep.
CIR. Sec'y; W. Chas Russ, Grand Marshal !;
w. Fred. Beltz, Grand Junior Deacon w.
Frank c.. Fry, Sr. CIR. Steward w. Benz
Squire, Jr. CIR. Steward w. Thomas Crook,
CIR. Sword Bearer; r. w. Heber Wells,
Grand Instructor r. W. Henry s Haines,
Dist. Dep. Grand Master. Past Grand Mas
tiers Isaac Van Wagner and Henry r. Can
non were also present.
The post norton examination of the
body of Judge Samuel Lilly, N. D., a notice
of whose death appeared in these columns
last week, revealed the fact that there was
extensive disease of the heart, which was the
immediate cause of death. The injury the
doctor received at the time his horse fell with
him, about four weeks previous to his death,
apparently was connected only remotely with
it-through extreme shock produced by the
injury.
AT the meeting of the Directors of the
Amwell National Bank. this city, held April
9th, 1880, the Vice President, Ashbel WEIGH,
presented the following
" It is my melancholy duty to announce to
the Board officially what its members know
too well already, the death of our President,
the Honorable Samuel Lilly. We gratefully
remember DR.. Lilly as actively identified with
the organization of this Bank, and holding
the office of President from it's commence
ment, and as judicious, faithful, pains TAX
ing officer of the Bank, giving to it much Of
his time, for a compensation scarcely more
than nominal.
As a skillful physician, much consulted
by his professional brothers, as an obligine
neiphbor and as malicious conservative and
public spirited citizen, his loss will be seri-
ously felt by our community while as pub
lilo man, and especially as q Judge of the
Court of Last Resort in this State, his loss
will be felt by the whole State"
On motion, the Vice President, John A.
Anderson and ]. P. Smith were appointed .
Committee to prepare minute representing
the feelings of the Board respecting the death
of our late President, and presented the fol-
lowing
Rssolyed, That we heartily concur in the
sentiments expressed in the paper presented
| by the Vice President, Ashbel WEIGH, aDt
sincerely mourn the loss of DIR. Lilly as a val
ued friend, faithful officer of the Bank, ant
an active and honorable member of the COM
muDity.
Rssolvsd, That the Secretary be instructed
to transmit a copy of the minutes to the fam
| lily Of our late President, and hand copy Il
the editors of the city papers.
BY order of the Board.
r. II. VAN HORN, Secretary.
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