The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11

ENRIGHT.-onMny g. after short illness Edward
J. Bnriaht aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence Its Nelson st. Brook
Ign, to-day at 1850 p. NJ His friends and those OF
his father James EnriEht and brothers John JAmsS
and Georee are respectfully invited to attend.
EOFF.--suddeny, on Friday. May 8, Henrietta NJ.
EoG.
Funeral from her late residence 274 West 18th It, on
Monday morning. May IL At II O'Clock. Relatives
and friends invited.
RIBBONS.-on Friday morning May 0, John Joseph
gibbons, aged years
Relatives and friends are nvitedto attend tho funeral
services to-day at noon at parents residence, 2S7
Rast 18th st. Intsrment private.
GRAHAM.-on Friday. May ~ Maria widow Of
John Graham and daughter of Richard and the late
Catherine duncan
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, CSC "a Rv, to day at p NJ
GRANT.-on May g. Thomas Grant aged 81 yeSra
Relatives and friends invited to attend tho funeral
from his late residence 200 East 5Ith st., day at
Pm
Inverness Scotland, papers please copy.
| HOG UET.-On Friday May o 1880, Henry L. HoRuet
in the T4th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services ST. PAtricks
Cathedral 5th av. and 5Oth at, on Monday. May IL
alto O'Clock A. VI. Interment In Calvary Cemeterr
Kindly omit lowers
NEW YORK, May TO- 1890
The BOARD Of Managers OF the New York Catholic
PrOtectOry after anxious sOllcltuuo ana painful
pense caused by tho illness OF their late beloved Prss
| dent HENRY l. uoGuET. have assembled In sorrow
and with deep sense Of bereavement on receiving tho
sad news the death OF that eminent citizen and phi
| lanthropist
Connected with this institution az one OF its founder,
and serving Its noble purposes OF charity in various
| capacities of usefulness aud zeal from its nrst
| organization. Mr.. Hoguet has crowned quarter Of
century of devotion OF labor by long and untiring
service as Its President Ills exerons and labors in
haNa hAan
stant faithful able and most fruful aud witha his
munincont generosity has made hts uamo eminent
among bencfactors To tho service Of the chit
dren condod to no has brought ardent ZEAL
right judgment, vast experience generous heart
and open hand His genius and his energy have be
como stamped upon work. which he himself has
been prominently instrumental in building up from its
infancy to It's present state OF completion and useful.
Reiopred Therefore that the Board of Managers
of the Now York Catholic Protectory, while bowling
with submission to the DEGREES of Divine Providence
but regard the death OF Henry l. HoRuet as
public calamity. and to this institution severe and
irrepar able loss good citizen an a6le and upright
business man. generous phlanthropist and sincere
Christian has fallen in midst The noble structures
of tho Proectory. shelterng over $4,000 children in
its time monuments Of hts zeal and labors; many
Of hem been vastly enlarged and improved under
his administration and several new and imposing build.
ingB erected.
Tho moral good he has accomplished has been great
Resotped That the afflicted family OF the deceased
have our warmest sympathy and coincidence, that the
Board Of Managers will attend the funeral in body,
and tho Secretary shall two copies Of these
luons to be appropriately engrosed signed by tho Of
ncerS and framed and that copy thereof shall be
placed the city office of the Prooctory and the other
shall be presented to tho family OF the lamened do
ceased. JAMES K FLOYD. NicePresident
RICHARD H. CLARKE, Secretary
STEPHEN PHILBlN. Committee.
Bro LEOSTISR
NEW YORK, May 10. 1880
The Members OF tho Irish EmiSrant Society re.
quested to attend the funera OF thor late associate Mr.
HENRY L. HuGUEr on Monday. the 18th inst. at 10
O'Clock from the Cathedral.
JAMES RoRKE PRESIDENT.
NEW YORK, May 10 1890.
The Board OF Trustees of the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank arc requested 10 attend the funeral OF
their late President. Mr. HENRY l.. HoGuET.
Monday tho 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock, from the
Cathedral.
JAMES DWELL FIRST vicR.PREsrpEsr.
HENRY.-on May Mrs Mary A. Henry, in her
69th year
Funeral services her late residence Ala West 18th
st. this evening at o'clock.
KEEGAN-Att tho reotory lo4 York st., May 10.
1880. the Very Rev. William Keegan, D. D., Vicar.
General of the diocese of Brooklyn.
His friends and the reverend Clergy OF tho diocese and
of the vicinity are requested to attend the solemn
mass of requiem and funera! at tho church or tue
Assumption, Jay AMI York stS., on Tuesday at 10
KENNEDY.-on the 9th inst. Mary A. Kennedy.
Aged34 years.
Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery this morning
LONG.-On Friday morning. May g. Mrs. Julia Long,
aged 40 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend
the funeral from her late residence 81 9TH av,
ner Bergen st, Brooklyn. o.day at2 ~
MAHOS EY.-on Saturday, Nay IL Edward J. Ma
McKe0wn
Funeral from lis late residence 60 Poplar ST., Brook
Ign on Monday. May IA 1880 at2rM
MELVILLE.-on Thursday. Mays Mary, wife of
Peter Melville. and daughter of the late James Con
way OF Quebec, Canada aged 81 years
Funeral private.
MUNN.-On the 10th inst, at his late residence Al
West 18th St, Stephen Il. Mum, aged b years 4 |
months and Is days
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from tho First Free Will Baptist
Church. 18th ST, between eth and Sth avs OH Tues.
day morning at 10 O'Clock lnterment at Orange
OLDIAM.-In New York city, At her late residence,
1856 West lS5th ST., on Friday May 8. 1880, Anna +.
Townley, beloved wife OF DR., Jay L. Oldham.
Funeral services at the Madison Avenue Reformed |
Church. OF 9th st. and Madison av, at IA
NJ. Monday, 18th inst. Interment at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Cincinnati, OHIO. papers please copy.
PETERSON.-on May g. 1881 VIM Peterson. aged |
80 years
Relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully |
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
lIs West 2Bth st.. on Sunday. May H. atlr.M.
REINIIAKD.-On Friday Nays at his .ate resi- |
dence ~ Magnolia av., Jersey City Heights Edward
A. Reinhard.
ROsEN BERG.-On May &, d, Rosenberg
Funeral from Ills late residence. 5je I'd av, TO dav
lOA NJ Friends and relatives invited
Buffalo papers please copy
Members OF tho Ladies Hebrew Aid Society Of York,
Vile arc invited attend tho funeral Of the late
David Rosenberg to take place from his late resi-.
drnce 35S I'd AV, to-day at 10 A. NJ BY order OF tho
President
RUDDELL.-on Friday, May Q. Thomas j, RuddeIl, |
aged ~ wears
Funeral from his ato residence 2Gl West 43d St. to.
day atlP VI. Dry Goods Early Closing AssocR, |
ton cordially invited to attend. lnterment in Cal |
vary.
Old Point Comfort Va, on We'd |
nesday, May T. aged ~ years Lucy Morse shepard. |
widow OF Lorenzo Is. Shepard OF New York
The funeral services will DO hold at Holy Trinity |
Church. corner OF Montague and Clinton stsr Brook
kI.,yI NJ q hriAf