The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-22
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ANDERsox--Ou Sunday Goth Inst, after lingering
nlnoss, Many PARMELRR, vito of John q. Anderson,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at.
tend tho funeral from her ate residence, No 400 9th
nv, on "wednesday, 23d inst, at ten o'clock A. A.
No Is East 10th st., AaSxs BARSss widow Of the late
Benjamin J. Barnes, OF this city.
Funeral at ST Johns Chapel Varick st.. near Canal,
this Tuesday, morning, at nine o'clock Relatives ard
friends are respectfully invited to attend.
BApBsrT.-On May 10. MIRA SRLEMSA BABBsrT. only
child oil Henry anu Caroline haight.
Relatives and frends are respectfully invited to at
tend the iuncra on Tuesday, May % at two O'Clock,
from the Church Of tho Nativity, av u between 9th
and 9th sts.
BraalRN- At st. James Hotel, OF pneumonia. Mrs..
MARY JANE DE ZSA, wife oil Dancl Berrien IN tho o5h
year oil her age.
Funeral services will be held Mt ST. AIMS Church,
West 18th St, on wednesday, May 20, ut two O'Clock
Exempt Firemen's Association arc respectfully IN
vitod to attend.
Boorn--On sunday, May 20, WILLIE CnArrrELp In
FAINT sou OF William Il. and Hannah b. Booih aged
months aud days.
Funeral services at residence Of bis parents %
Wavcrley avenue, brooklyn. on Tuesday, May -, nj
two O'Clock r. NJ.
Bunss --on Monday els. inst. JAMES Burns, In his
77th year.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to
tend tho iunora. IRON os KING ST., Wednesday, 2ad
May, At two r. NJ.
CAsKr. Saturday A. NJ, HRxRY DuRxsr, son Of
II. II. Casey, IN the 27th year OF his age
Funeral services will DO held ~ 81 Francis Xaviers
o'clock. Relatives ana friends respectfully in
vIted to attend without other notice
CROMWELL On Suhduy, May 20, WILLIAM W. CRoM.
WE'LL. in The SOD ycur Of his aye.
Relatives anu friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from his late residence
336 East 2ith ST. on Tuesday, Nay ~, at two O'Clock
I. 81.
DoxSsLLr. In Williamsburg, Monday, May 81,
CATHERINE DoNNELLY, in the 10th ycar OF hor age.
Funeral TO take place from her lato residence, so
south 9th, H. d., May ~, Ut two o'clock T. NJ. hol-
ativcs and friends are invited 70 intend tho funeral
De RoUSDKou. Suddenly, May ~, LEWIS DIX RoUy-
Fuscral IRON his residence, ils South 4,n st., Brook.
Ign. II. d.. 1ucsday, I'D al two O'Clock.
DIR NAvAako On sunday. the 2Uth Inst, after
short illness JoHs DrKKHs eldest son OF Jose Fran
cisco and Ellen A. Dykors do Navarro.
A requiem mass will be celebrated at ST. AIMS
Church. 18th St, between 81 and 4th avs, Wedncs-
day, sd inst, at half past nine A. NJ Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited tU attend.
John Dykcrs de Navarro, the eldest OF JOSE T.
dc Navarro's three sons, died at his home, wash
closed AT the early and tender age OF eighteen
years. Especially favored both by birth and cduca-
on, he possessed all those noble and manly qualities
which gave most marked iulness anu symmetry to
his character From his iaihor, descendant OF q ais.
tngishcd Spanish family he Inherited that delicate
the unboundcd admiration OF all those with wnom he
asrociaiei. From bis mother daughter Of tho lato
oss Ssy nSsca 81 .Ass SsS
aud adherence TO right, that lxednoss aud
s.eadiastness Of purpose, which gave pc.
HIS education began at an early day and
duciea wholly at home under the direction OF his no
his life EXTENDED over the brief space eighteen
mers he had nearly completed very broad and lib
oral education. He had already become superior
lnguist, nno musician, and his knowledge of the
sciences and attanmenls In literature were fully equal
TO those attained by college graduates Above all his
moral qualities we're most noticeable and worthy OF
emulation His great desire 10 become good aud
true Christian man shonc every occasion and
became the leading and most prominent incentive in
| his every effort Only those who have seen him In
his home aud have felt the quiet, sweet
influence which ho constantly and almost mpereo
| bly, excrted over his younger brothers and parents
know how pure and unsoinsh were all his thoughts
aud motives; how, In every act, thcro WAS All unaf'
tectod mcdcsty, chidlike singlencss OF heart lie
had noble ana Iaudablc ambition, with high aspra-
lions, and mad his lilo been spared he undoubtedly
would have won for himself . position 10 the world
| which would have brought credit 10 himself and re-
nccted honor upon his family. All who knew him
and particularly tho Catholic community Of New YORK
Will mourn his death aud deeply synpathze with The
| bereavcd family May God help aud sustain his pa
rents IN their great alction, who loved him dearly
aud watched over him 50 tcndcrly during his short
| but happy lie.
DRuMxoSp. AT Eatontown, N. j., on Saturday, 1911
| inst, At the rcsdence oil her brother Robert Mis-
CArBARiSk DRUMxoHD, IN hor 73d yoar.
Funeral service on Wednesday, tho 23d inst, ~ on
| o'clock y. NJ
Dcrrr-On Sunday, May 20, Jonx DrvsY, aged o
| years, native OF the county Monaghan, Ireland
Tho relatives and frsnds OF the family are RESPECT