The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

his parents, rs Congress strect s ,he residence OF
OLDs.-On Sunday, FebrusrvoSSN a. a., M NJ
NO; Ludlow place West Houston street,, Frc.
His remains will be taken 20 Stat.r r.,
"Wednesday, for interment Services AZ tha iai ON
Norfolk papers please copy. wv '''"ho'
| PARKIN.-On Sunday morning Pehr,arv a
FREDERICK H.. PARKfN, Youngest son or Josiah an1
sqsannan Parkin, aged 80 years and months. '"'
| church, Thirty-iourth street. near Eighth ayenne
on tuesday, nth inst, at twelve O'Clock H. Re.
Sa eaa also NasUna s%S'Es q
New York, are respectfully invited TO attend.
s1mAsoK:TOn Saturday, Februarys Mrs. HANNAH
| D. SChANcK, In the bSth year or her age.
,o Inc i1heri services will be held at the Presby
ruary IL az en j. On Tuesday Feb
ScoFIELp-At stamford, Conn, on Friday, Feb
ruaTy =, CAThERIsE. wife OF Edwin Sc0Ged, Jr,
| Funeral CHS (Monday) afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Train leaves Fortysecond street depot at IL 20 r. M
SHERIDAN-0n Saturday, February g. ANNIE
SHERIDAN, vile OF David A. Sheridan, aged % years
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
dence OF her father, Mr.. VIM. Boyd, 1856 First ave
nue., on Tuesday, February II, at one O'Clock p n.
chron 81 please
Goth wear Of his age. Very Rey; wILLIAM srARRs.
solemn pontifcal mass OF requiem viii be
offered for the repose OF his soul at ST. Patrick's
O'Clock A. NJ. His friends and the reverend clergy
are respectfully invited to be present:
the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums, held at the
Prince Street Asylum on Friday evening, February
ISIS the following preamoie ana resolutions
Whereas 1t Is with the most profound sorrow
tnat this Board has received the intelligence Of tho
William STAIRS, d. d. Vicar General OF this Arch
diocese; in common with the entire Catholic COM
jealous pastor, a devout Christian and faithful
servant OF God. He was one whose great SIM
III.
Sharc Which M excited se was mo a as
his calling, in deeds Of anostentatous Charity
and unaffected piety This was especially remark
able In his devotion to the interests OF the orphans
committed to the care OF this Board. To them his
death is an irreparable loss, as It must be also to
depended so much upon his pastoral care In view
OF the death Of such O man, who for so many years
the members Of the Board, it is peculiarly appro-
pirate that action should be taken to give express
our respect for his memory and to condoe with
Others who have been bereaved oy MS loss be IL
Resolved, That the Board Of Managers OF the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums do sincerely de-
plore the death Of the Very Rev William Stars D.
and his loss to us and to the orphan children en-
trusted to our care is to be lamented, as to HIM.
probably more than to any other, were the orphans
indebted for the care attention and devotion to
their interests and solicitude now SO universally
Resolved, That, as marx Of respect for tho
memory Of our deceased Vice President, tins Board
@ his In Sd e aa
framed, be duly attested by the oficers Of this
the meeting room OF the Board OF Managers In the
Prince Street Orphan Asylum; and be 1t also
Resolved. That a special committee Of five 10y be
other and further arrangements as to them may
appear better calculated to manifest our sorrow
for the death and respect for the memory OF our
JAMES B. NICHOLSON, Chairman.
At meeting Of the e' MEDICAL Board of st. Vim.
CENTS Hospital held February 8, 1879, the following
whereas the Medical Board of st. vincent's Hos
ptl has heard with deep regret Of the death Of the
Very Rev. william STAIRS, d. d., Vicar General Of
the Archdiocese Of New York and Director Of the
Resolved, That, while bowling in humble submits
sion to the will Of an inscrutable Providence we
cannot but express our deep sympathy and regret
at the almost sudden demise OF our late Director,
ment and his Kindness, yet 6rmness, while presid-
ing at all the deliberations OF the Board had gained
for himself the love and respect Of each and every
Resolved, That in the death OF the Very Rev. vii.
liam STAIRS ST. vncent's Hospital has lost Its most
devoted FRIEND Its best patron and abeSt cOun-
sellor; one who from its very beginning has had
the interest Of the hospital uppermost in his mind,
CENTS Hospital on an equal footing with the best
in the land; one who watched overit from its hum
deeply felt not only by the Medical Board and tho
Sisters Of Charity In charge, but BY the patients
Resolved, That as mark Of respect for the mem.
on Monday, February 10, and that copy Of these
resolutions be entered upon the minutes Of the
Journal, New York Tablet, Irish American, and in
the New York Herald and World.
rr..; 5AMEs & WOOD Ss6i NJ; D., Chairman.
JAMES o'RORKE' M. D.,
7: J: CLARKE, NJ. D.,
I. G. FTNNELf4, M. D., "eo'cai Doaru'
J. 8. KERRIGAN, NJ. d.,
CHARLES PHELPS, M. ID.
The Board OF Managers OF the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylums are requested to meet at the Or
hafpast nine o'clock A; NJ, to attend the funeral
obseqnies OF our late First Vice President, Very
Nov " DEN DENIS CAR6LfN, Second Vice President.
JEREMIAH QUINLAN, Secretary.
DAY morning naPss nine OcSSK to attend
va j. Z: A Il kSSksa, Secretaries.
aged IS years, il months and 9 days. -.
from his late residence, 14a West Forty-ninth
street. .unr
Syracuse and Cincinnati papers please copy.
mother ofGeorge Strause in the s1st year Of her age
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
ruary 10, at one O'Clock, rom her sons residence,
sG7 Second avenue, between Fifty and Fiity-nrst
streets. .....-
THOMAs.-On Friday, February 7, 1874, AUGUSTUS
THOMAS, in the 62d year Of his age.
Funera, this day Monday, at haltPast Twelve .ays
williams, at Yonkers Carriages will meet the
10 80 train from New York.
WAGsrAFp.--At Hastings, on Hudson, on Sstur-
day, February 8, JOSEPH ALEXANDER, son OF Thomas
II. and Henrietta Wagstatr, In his 18th year.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, at Zion chapel
Hastings on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at ten O'Clock
A. M. Carriages win be In waiting at the depos
York.
wEED.-On Friday, February =, Sergeant
AUGUSTUS Q. WEED, in the 54th year OF ms age.
Tne relatives and friends OF the family, aiso mo
members OF Lafayette Lodge No. ~ E. q "a a, M, NJ,
the Covenant Lodge No. 80, l. o. Of U. r, anu tno
Metrop0litan Police Department., are mvIteu ~ ~