The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-16
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Father Richard Brennan. pastor Of the
Church OF the Holy lnnocents. in West Thirty
seventh street. near Broadway, died early yes
terday morning from the effects Of n stroke OF
paralysis, the second which he had suffered
within ayear. Father Brennan was born in
this city sixty-one years ago. lie began his
studies for the priesthood at st. Francis
Nnvier's College He also studied at St
Johns College. Fordham. and received the de-
gree OF IL D. from that institution. He was
ordained by Archbishop Hughes In 1857. and
was assigned to tho Church OF tho Immaculate
Conception in East Fourteenth street. -Four
years later he removed to Rondout. and
thence to Port Jeryis The latter parish was
not in fllourishinE condition, and it
VA. through Father Brennan's efforts
70 New YorE and TOOK charge Of he Church d
Later he succeeded Father McEenney as pastor
OF the Church OF St. Rose Of Lima. In Cannon
"Gst TaST. wE nS5 q me
church was cleared OF debt Three wears ago.
when Father John Larkin died. the Church oi
the Holy lnnocents came under Father Bren-
mans charge Father Brennan translRt ed books
on church history from the French and the
German. and WAS the author ni several devo-
tional works Archbishop Corrignn will nre-
eide at the funeral, which will he held on Mon
day at 10 o'clock from the church.
Major William T. Mapes who had served two
terms as County Clerk Of Orange county and
two terms as County Treasurer. died near SUI
gar Loaf. J. Y. ON Wedneesday, He enlisted as
q priyate In Company II. l2ith Regiment New
York State Volunteers, which regiment was
known as the Orange blossoms" and rose
At Cold HArbor a hall carried away one Of His
legs lie was graduate OF Union College in
the class Of 1870.
sioner in Newark and an Old con position aud
newspaper owner, died NJ CONSUMPTION on
IhHrsdsNy ~ At The ouse 81 his
this city. His last employment WAS "a in
spector of the new Newark Water Works in thu
the TSrty-frst New Jersey N"iuaieers. H.
was sixteen years old when he enlisted in 1854
Rosalie, WoIlman, wife 81 GUSTAV, ,G9ttheIl.
senior rabbi OF the Temple Emanu-Fl died a.
her home, AZ ,fil Madison avenue. ~ midnight
on Thursday OF pneumonia. after an Illness OF
i snvS @sG four Children. Dr. william !. Gottbe1i'
Prof. Richard G4tth"il - g. 4in,WIhla n"lls1Ee,
funeral wIll Ie al lie Temple, Filth avenue
and FOrty-thiTd street. on sunday morning.
Mrs Henrietta Eeatty MohilIe, wife 81 Com
T3itsd states Navy died in Washington on
THURSDAY after lingering Illness Mr.. Mel
Vile was a, native u iuGaIt J Y, end the
prom tnsnt Jurist OF that city.
Mrs MargRrsttA Gibson Mcclure died at
Cars fs o h fsI e 80 E1"f as SeS
Gibson and the widow o. Charles Mcclure, a /
prominent Pennsylvania lawyer, who died in /
Pittsburgh about forty years ago.
John /. Porter. formerly chief naval con- |
structor in the Contedsrate States navy and |
the protector and builder ~ the famous iron
clad Mprrimao died Thursday night in Ports
mouth Va. after long illness. lie was 80 |
years Old
David Black wood - the coffee and spice Arm |
Of Blackwood 4 Toy kendall q Newark, died az /
his home in that city On Thursday niEht 81 |
heart trouble. lie was 40 yearS old. and IN |
married,
George Relmer died yesterday at his homo. |
inGton's stan.
Charles A. Scott. at one tine manager Of the |
government Iailwsys IN Nova Scotia. died ia |
Quebec yesterday morning.