The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-27
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FRANCIs.-At Red Bank. y. j. on June ~, earah
A. Francis. widow of John J. Francis. In the 7oeh
year OF her age.
Funeral services Sunday. June 81. at Ftrss u. \
Church, Red Bank. n. J., at $3.50 J. n.
NOR -On June 25, Mary Gaynor. beloved vtfo
OF Thomas Gaynor. In the Gath year OF her age
Relatives and friends invited TO attend funeral
June "a. at 9 P. NJ. from her residence. b2s wess
27th st.
LEYDEN.-on June 25. at a97 Gold st.. Brooklyn.
Ann Leyden. aged 86 years.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral on Monday. June 2s. At . A NJ; thence 10
Pro-cathedral, Jay ST.. where . solemn requiem
mass will be celebrated. Philadelphia papers
please copy.
HORTRROP.-A At Roxbury. n. V. June q5. 1897,
Sarah Burr Sorthrop. in the 10th year Of her age.
Short service on Sunday in the Memorial Church %
Roxbury, aud the funeral at 1877 Harvey st.. Ger
mantown. Pa. at half past 10 O'Clock TueSday
morning
O'DONOHUE--on Friday. Juno rs. at his reat
dence. 8 East eyth st.. Joseph J. o;Donohus. in the
Gath year Of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited -
attend the funeral on Monday. the Psth inst, -
1880 A. NJ, at st. Patrck's Cathedral.
At a special meeting OF the Board Of Managers q
the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. held June 20,
1877. the following p~reambles and RESOLUTIONS were
Whereas. This Board has received intelligence Of
Vice President Of the Board Of Managers, and fog
many years had continuously devoted his time and
stitattion and furhering its Objects;
Whereas. 1t Is the feeling OF this board that in the
death OF Mr.. o'Donohue this institution. with the
Catholic community OF the city OF New York. has
sustained an irreparsble loss; and
citation OF the benent the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum has received from SO many years OF faithful
service and unremitting zeal on Its behalf, and OF
t~cstifytng to the affection and respect with which
Mr.. o'Donohue was held by his associate manasersI
Resolved, That we hereby tender our respectful
sympathy TO the family OF our deceased friend.
Resolved, That in testimony OF their affection and
respect for Mr.. o'ponohue the Board OF Managers
attend the funeral in n body.
Resolved. That these resolutions be spread upon thp
minutes OF this meeting. and a copy be presenteA
TO the family OF our late associate.
Resolved, That we. the Board OF Managers OF the
Roman Catholic orphan Asylum. deeply deplore the
great loss sustained by reason OF the death OF our
honOrrd associate.
Al a special meeting OF the Board OF Management
OF the Catholic club, held on Saturday. June 70.
1897. the following resolutions were adopted,
Resolved, That In the death Of our distinguished
fellow member, the Hon. Joseph J. ODonoghue, the
Catholic Club has lost a valued associate whose in
terest In its welfare WAS nntiring. who was ever com
spicuous IN UNFOLDING its principles, and who occupied
amongahe Catholic laity a high place In this Arch
Resolved. That in his death the city OF New York
has lost n pmhlic-spirted and patriotic citizen. dis
tinguished for his generous contributions 20 all chart
ties, for his activity In all that concerned the public
welfare, and who in discharg!ng the duties Of the
oricos he consented to accept was an exemplary type
OF the efficient public servant
Resolved. That these resolutions be published in the
public press. and \ copy thereof. suitably engrossed,
be sent to the family OF the deceased aud inscribed In
JOSEPH +, DAILY President.
JoHN p, CALLAHAN, Secretary.
a HORN on Friday evening. at 7:4b O'Clock.
Peter l.. ". Van Horn, aged as.
Services Will 10 held at his late home this SUNDAY,
evening. June a7, at $50 o'clock, All relatives
and friends are invited to attend services.
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