The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-16
OBITUARY.
HENRY DELATIELD.

ECuIy Dcluuclu, WHOSE Ccd'l occurred AT Ealu
night Of Sunday. was the last surviving son OF SIR.
John Deadeid. His iather, an Engishman. the
head OF one OF the Oldest county families o. Eng
land, arrived in this country ON the stu OF April,
1913, passenger on board the British ietter-of-
marquc Vigilant. Marrying n New York lady, he
established himself In this city merchant and
private underwater and acquired very great
wealth. Upon the promugation o. the Berlin aad
Milan DEGREES, which swept American commerce
from the ocean, his losses were very great but an
abundant competence remained for his declining
years. or John Delaneld's nice sons two died
in infancy. seven fulfilled their fathers predic-
ton. that with thorough education success must
reward their efforts. Heury, the subject OF this
sketch, with his twin brother, William, was born
at their fathers country seat. Sunswick, now the
village OF Ravenswood, l.. L. on July le, 1902. The
house, which was al that time one or the largest
country residences in the vicinity OF New York. or
indeed IN the STATE. Is stlll standing ana IN itself
and the beauty OF ITS surroundings gives evidence
Of It's former importance. Like his orothe s,
Henry was strong ana active IN body, some what
ao0ve the average height and OF un'ifing and
persistent disposition. AS a young man ne de-
lighted In being upon he water, ana with his
brothers. as Washington Irving twno was lie.
quent guest ana intimate Trend OF the lamy)
called them 1.-The bold norLhmen crew OF the En-.
pursuits with MS brother william. under the nrm
name OF Henry William Dela1ed, name synonl-
ons WIN neg snS fsey em
brother. Joan, having married the heress OF
Roberts, OF Wnilchurch, Wa residing. and soon
added 10 their business commerce with tue West
India lsanrs, China, India and Sourn America. IL
is curious circumstance that one OF their vessels
from China brought the nrst Chinese woman that
ever landed on the scores OF America. AZ time
sped on the manner OF conducting business hav-
contraction having been adopted by merchants,
they connncd their comme'clal relations to me
West noes and finally 70 sys HIS brother and
lost all Zest ana interest in business and soon
alter retired IN favor OF two OF MS nephews.
The resemblance between the two brothers was
very remarkable IN form, features and in voice.
Unicss together few, even among their intimate
friends could dsl inguish one rom the other, and
their devoted af1ectOn an love was as remarkable
as their likeness. Henry Deanelo neld MANY post
rons trust. lie was director OF the CITY Bank,
OF New York, Tor twenty years, Consul for Haytl
Tor long time under the Emperor SououQue.
and was largely interested as stocAholder and
Lave IN lie ne married Mary. daughter OF Judge
Mon nss c o. county New Y"rS by when
seven brothers were in all things brotherly.
Until prevented by illness they With their
children. met once week IN he evening at each
others houses. ever renewing od ties and forming
new ones. ,Jonn, the former President OF the
whose death Cured IN 1858, and ne was lOi wed
monln later oy Mr.. wllilm Delafeld. In Novem-
and early tae next year Rufus X: Delaheld.
Now the family vault in Greenwood Cemetery Is
to sra t ne same me Ma !Gs s
field, aged eish'y-'hree years, and DIR. Edward
Delaaea. aged egnty-one years; The last
uor all except William Delaneld lett issue)
have every reason to pc proud. All died IN the
fun possession of every faculty. calm and cheerful
to the last, sollctous only for those whom they
left behind ana not for themselves, for they were
entering upon their reward. "iney were lovely
and pleasant IN their lives ana IN rneir deaths
they were not DIVIDED" The funeral services OF
the three brothers, winch, IN accordance with the
wishes OF the family, will be simple ana void or
anything like ostentatlcn or display VIII be per-
formed at Trinity church to-day at twelve NJ.
q IN ha
Episcopal form o. service Tor the dead win be read,
III winch Bishop Potter, Rev. Morgan DIX. Rev. DR..
asslstin turns The pail-Dearers for Mr.. Henry
Delahed WIN be Messrs. Frederick De Peyster,
lngston, p COssack, William Cullen Bryant and
Two others not yet chosen. For Or. EDWARD Del
aneId, Drs A.ciarK, T: NJ Markoe. Willard Parker
John p. Grossly. Royal Phelps, Adrian II. Muller,
Benjamin II. Field. Stewart Brown and Robert
Ray. After the services the remains Will be taken
to the family vault IN Greenwood Tor Interment II
the condition OF the East River will permit. II not
they will rest IN the vault IN Trinity CHURCH.
RIGHT REV. EDWARD JOHN KORAN, D. D.
Right Rev. Edward John Koran, u. d.. Roman
Catholic Bishop OF the Diocese OF Kingston in the
ecclesiastical province and Archdiocese Of
Toronto Canada, died at his residence, In Kings
ton, Ont, yesterday morning, the 15tn inst, at
advanced age. Bishop Koran was splendid type
of the Irish American priest-zealous, Charitable
humble and un0btrustve IN the discharge OF his
duties. He was equally energetic ana bold in his
denunclation Of ana warning against vice and cor.
rupti0n, whether 1t prevailed IN high or low cir.
cles. He was consecrated Bishop ON the LIST OF
May, 1858. HIS diocesan charge EXTENDED over a
WIDE erIitory, embracing fifteen counties within
its limits BsnOp Koran was the fourth prelate
who presided over the see, which was established
by the Pope IN the year 1926. HIS predecessors in
the episcopal office were Right drew. Alex.
ander Mcdonnell, who died in iS40; Right
Rev. RemiRlus Gaulin, who died IN 1857, and
Right Rev. Patrick phelan, who also died In 1857.
Their laDOrs, seconded by the works OF devoted
clergy, have been so successful that the CatnOic
diocese OF Kingston Canada, has to-day siXty-lo
cnurcnes over a hundred clergymen and students
for tie ministry, one college for young men,
seven converts, five academies Tor young ladies,
an hospital and three asylums for the aged, dis.
abed and poor. The Catholic population num-
bers about ninety thousand.
DARCY BoULTON, NJ P. p.
D'Arcy Boulton, member OF the Provincial Par
lament at Toronto, ontario, in the Dominion Of
Canada, died at his residence in Toronto yesterday
morning, the 18th INST. He was carried from lie,
in the prime OF hts manhood, by stroke of apo
plexy. MIR. BOultOn was an active politician, and
was greatly esteemed by the community IN which
he lived. He was lawyer by profession. and held
the rank or Queens Counsel. He was greatly
Legislative CaDacitV. In q