The Jersey City news., 1892-03-16
MRS. M'LAUGHLlN'S FUNERAL,
The Arrangements CompIeted-Tributes
of Sorrow.

The Arrangements CompleIeu-I riDutes
of Sorrow.
Funeral services over the body of Mrs.
Johanna Mclaughlin, the dead wife of
County Clerk Dennis Mclaughlin, will
take place at st. MichaePs Church to-
morrow morning at ten O'Clock. Governor
Albeit, Register George B. Fielder, Con-
gresham Edward f. Mcdonald, Fire
Superintendent John Brown and County
Collector Hugh DuRan are six of the
eight pail bearers selected.
The Mclaughlin Association last night
met and appointed a committee to draft
resolutions of sympathy for the bereaved
standard bearer. The association will at
tend the funeral in BODY.
KIND WORDS FROM FRIENDS.
At meeting of the Dennis McLauGh him
Association, neld in their rooms last
evening, the following preamble and
resolution were adopted
Whereas Divine Providence, in the plenitude
of His wisdom, has called unto Himself the be-
loved wife of our patron, friend and fellow
member, Mr. Dennis Mclaughlin; and
Whereas, We who are closely associated with
him know that the poignancy of his grief can
only be measured by the depth OF his extraor-
binary affection for the wife and mother who
exemplified the best attributes of pure woman
hood and was to him dearer than life; and
Whereas While humbly bowing to His su-
preme will we know that the burden Of sorrow
SO unexpectedy placed upon devoted husband
Is hard to be ar though buoyed by the grace and
blessing of an Omnipotent Creator; therefore
Resolved, That the rooms of the Association
be suitably draped with mourning signs until
the last rites have been performed and the body
has been laid to rest; and be it
Resolved, That the members OF this Associa-
tion attend the funeral in body and that the
Secretary be directed to issue an imperative
call on the members for that purpose.
Resolved, That this preamble and resolu ton
be spread in full on the minutes and that they
be furnished to our local press for publication,
and that a copy suitably inscribed and attested
be presented to the Honorable Dennis Nc
Laughlin,
THE o'NEILLs' SYMPATHY.
The following is a copy of a preamble
and resolution which were adopted by
the Executive Committee of the p. H.
O'Neill Association at meeting held last
evening"
Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Providence in
His most infinite wisdom to remove from her
field OF usefulness in this life the loving wife
aud helpmeet OF our esteemed friend and asso-
ciate Dennis Mclaughlin; and
Whereas, The sudden severing of the earthly
ties which so lovingly bound her to the COM
panion of her youth cannot but cause him mex
pressble grief and sorrow.
Resolved That while submissively bowing to
the nscrutable wisdom of a just God, we would
tender o our friend and associate our heartfelt
coincidence and sympathy in this the hour of his
Resolved, That we tender to the children of the
deceased, who are now in the morning of their
manhood, our earnest and fearful 81 mpathy in
this the greatest loss they can sustain. COM
meuding them to the mercy of Him who ''tem-
pers the wind to the shorn lamb;"
Resolved That as a mark of esteem for the
deceased and in appreciation of the loss sus-
tained by our friend and associate, this Asso-
citation attend the funeral in body;
Resolved, That a copy of this preamble and
resolutions be suitably prepared and presented
to the family of deceased
FINANCIERS SYMPATHIZE.
At the meeting OF the Board Of Finance
last evening the following, presented by
President Edelstein was unanimously
adopted
whereas This Board has learned with pro
found regret of deep ahiction which the