The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20

sAMUELs, both Of the city Of brooklyn.
pv WILSON 90 IGLEHSmon "Wednesday, April is By the
GLENN, all OF Brooklyn. .sr.
AKINs.-On Thursday, April II, JOHN AKrNs, agea
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of his brotnerinlaw, 81 Bethune street,
| BANNAN.-THoMAs Ii. BANNAN, Seminarian OF
Mount St Mays Seminary. Enmetsb.1rg Nd the
after long illness, aged 81 years. months and 10
days.
brothers, william, James and JOhn also his uncle,
J0nn Haggerty are invited TO attend the funeral,
on Sunday April 20, at one O'Clock ?. M, from the
| BELLAMY.-On wednesday, April 10, after short
illness, ELLEN J.. wife OF William 4: gellamy, and
/ daughter OF Henry =. and Augusta Mitchell, aged 81
herelatives and friends Of the family are invited
NJ nom the BIZ street Mehods Epsco
| notice.
BOURBON Saturday, April 10. 1873, MARY Z.
BoLTE, wife OF II. Bolte.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, 272
Jay street, Brooklyn, on Monday, April q, at two
BUGoELN.-At Rutherford Park, N j., on Satur-
day, April 10, at the residence OF her son, H. Bug
| geln, HELENA BUGGELN widow Of ]. II. Buggeln, in
| the 74th year OF her age.
i
Enthusiastically, on Friday April IS, JANE
widow Of Redmond Burke in the e2d year OF her
| age.
Funeral services will be held at the Beekman
| Hill Methodist Episcopal church. Fiftieth street.
near o Second ayenTe on Monday the 2lst inst at
Illness MARY, beloved wife Of Michael Burns, aged
| 80 years.
| Relatives and friends OF the family, and those Of
| her brothers. Owen, Bernard and Edward Mona
from her late residence, IS wiett street, on Sun.
| day, April 20. at one O'Clock p. M. rf
meI, nnn y, morning April 49,
b; Caldwell, aged years and months.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend
Clinton street, Brooklyn, this day Sunday, at one
celebrated in st. Gabriel's church, East Thirty
seventh street. on Monday, 2lst INST, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ Z, lor the reRose Of the soul Of Mrs. MAGGIE c.
The friends and relatives Of the family are re-
spectully invited to be present.
April 8, 1873, Mrs. LEoNrINA A. CARRIcABURS,
daughter Of Mr.. John CarrcaDurn, OF said city, in
CARoLiN-on Thursday, April H. DIMES CAROLYN
In the 74th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, 1913 East Twelfth street. on Monday
morning, the 2lst inst, al hafpast nine O'Clock
dral, where solemn high mass of requiem will be
celebrated for the repose Of his SOUL thence to Cal
vary CeHeteTy IOr lutermeuC.
SESSION ROOM OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFT
ST. PATRICK's CATHEDRAL, April 19, 1873. I
At special meeting held this day. on motion Of
to the chair and Mr.. d. Brennan was appointed Sec
rotary pro tenn, the regular officers OF the Board
for the year 1879 net having been elected.
and Mckinley were appointed a committee ito
which the Chairman was added) to draft resoiu-
Dimes Carolin, and to publish them in such daily
papers as they may deem proper, aud that the
Whereas, In the inscrutable wisdom of divine
Providence, He has taken from among US one Of
our esteemed and respected associates, Dimes Caro-
lin, who for twenty-six years has been q constant
and assidu0usly attentive member OF this Board,
and while we submit with Christian resignation
and humble submission to the decree of our Heav-
emily Father, 1t Is due to his memory that proper
recognition should be taken OF his long and de-
s IL &c and
sitions with which ne was connected In the Board
of Trustees OF St Patrick's Cathedral
Resolved, That In the death OF Dimes Caroin the
Board has lost useful and an active member that
we acknowledge the long services which our de-
wiser, a sagaciOus and persistent adherent and adj
vocate Of the welfare and prosperity OF the insti
lie Church in tins city; that we feel . deep and
poignant grief at his sudden and unexpected de-
to & a oDaes OF his end t se
impulses OF his nature. He was true and honest,
never overbearing; careful in his demands, but
firm and faithful In his attachments, he endeared
himself to those bound to him by the ties OF COM
mon interest, objects and hopes with q warmth
that was controlling and tenacity that could not
Resolved, That, deep and heartfelt as is our grief
far heavier weight with Which i as 1 on his be-
reaved family, and we tender to them in their
hours Of sorrow and afiction the expression Of our
earnest sympathy and our sincere prayers and
wishes for their future welfare and happiness.
Resolved, That the session room Of the Board be
Board OF Trustees attend his funeral in a body on
Monday, 2lst inst at half-past nine O'Clock A. NJ,
nom his ms late residence 81 lSs East Twelfth street.
and transmitted to his family and be entered on
JOHN W. MCKINLEY
P 9aHK EKI HHAXGAN, Committee.
JOHN KELLY, Chairman prO tenn.
DANIEL Brennan, Secretary pro TEN.
NOTICE.-The Board Of Managers OF the Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum will meet at the residence
OF our late Second Vice President, Dimes Carolln,
1913 East Twelfth street, on Monday, April II, at
nine O'Clock A. NJ, to attend his funeral
JEREMIAH QUINLAN, Secretary.
BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.
AT special meeting, held at the Prince street
Asylum, the following was unanimously adopted
Whereas, death has again visited this Board of
Managers and again struck down one OF our
Oldest, most esteemed and eficient members.
Verify, with us death loves a shining mark.
Scarcely had the emblems Of mourning worn by US
out OF respect for the memory Of our lamented
First Vice President and General Agent been
laid aside ere we are called upon to
resume them, to testify our sorrow for the
loss OF our Second Vice President, Denis Carolin.
who has been suddenly called from among u.s. by
dread decree OF our Heavenly Father, having died
on Thursday, the nth day Of April, 1879 in the
seventyfourtn year OF his age, and there Is emily
left OF him 70 us the recoectoAs OF his good works
his charitable deeds and the example OF his ster-
ling integrity; his sell DENIAL hts frmness Of pur-
pose and devotion to the interests the helpless,
dependent orphans for whom, as member OF this
Board, he had tolled and labored and bestowed
his rare executive and administrative abilities
for period Of thirty five years; and
Whereas In view OF the long and intimate and
friendly relations that existed between the de-
ceased and the members OF the Board, IN many
instances extending over period longer tnan tne
which he was held, not alone by his associates IN