New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-12


found the bank has given place TO
another tenfold as large.
His personality gave TO this bank an
asset OF the greatest value. His in
tegrity. his wisdom. his charity were
known 70 all. The poor trusted him
completely. His reputation as q just
man was known throughout the ma
ton. His character was gentle and
humble. He was beloved by all whom
he met in the course OF his duties.
His advice and assistance were sought
by the great anu the powerful and
by the lowly and the weak alike.
The trustees Of this bank have always
loved him. They owe 70 him graft
tude for his enthusiastic service in
his Office as President His unselfsh-
ness and true affection were shown
in all his relations with them. Ho
was truly the most beloved OF all tho
members Of the board.
lie died suddenly in the midst OF his
activities for his fellow man and FOR
God. Surely he has received the well
come of the good and faithful SER
want. JOHN J. PULLEYN.
March IL. 1919. Comniroller.
At special meeting OF the officers %
the various divisions of the Society
of 81. Vincent dc Paul IN the City OF
New York. held Saturday. March lith,
20 take action concerning the death
of Thomas VI. Mulry. President. re-
spectively. OF the Superior Council OF
the United States and Of the Metro
politan Central Council OF New York.
the following minute was adopted:
The officers Of our Society arc
grieyod 20 be obliged TO announce
Al g ,tr
Thomas NJ. Mulry.
Words cannot express the depth OF
our sorrow, or language ade-
quately record our knowledge OF
the beauty of his life in the ser
vice of his God, his country, his
native city and the POOR
The career OF Mr. Mulry has earned
for him the title Of The Ameri-
can Ozanam and the inspired dis
ciple OF 81. Vincent de Paul.
In this hour Of sorrow We extend
10 his bereaved wife and children
our deepest and most heartfelt
sympathy.
RI. Rev. PATRICK J. HAYES, u. D.
Spiritual Director.
Superior Council OF the United States,
EDMOND J. BUTLER. Secretary.
Metropolitan Central Council OF New
York,
JOSEPH A. HERMAN. Weep President.
Particular Council of Manhattan.
MICHAEL J. SEAMAN, President.
Particular Council of Brooklyn,
THOMAS W. HYNES, President.
Particular Council Of Bronx,
JAMES J. REID, President.
Catholic Home Bureau,
JOHN J. DERRY, President.
Ozanam Association,
JAMES +. M'NABOE, President.
Special Works Committee,
DANIEL p. MCCARTHY, Chairman.
THE GENERAL SOCIETY OF NE.
CHANCES AND TRADESMEN OF
THE CITY or NEW YORK.
Executive Offices, 20 West 44th al.
Brothers: SOrrowful announcement
Is made OF the death OF Brother
Thomas VI. Mulry, on March 10th,
1916. having been member OF tho
Society for seventeen years
ALBERT r. STRAUCH. President
RICHARD T. DAVIES. Secretary.
ROBINSON Thursday. March Q.
1916. at his residence, 400 West both
st. New York City. Wallace !. Robin
son. Funeral services at residence,
Sunday, March ~, $3.50. Interment
Cleveland Ohio. Cleveland, Ohio,
papers please copy.
ROONEY-At her home IN Buffalo. n.
Y, on March 9. 1918, Mary Estells
Rooney, widow Of Rev. Samuel Is.
Rooney. formerly OF the Newark II
+. Conference. Services will be held
at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
William p. Cloaver, ll44 broad ~,
Newark. n. J.. on March ~. 1916, a.
4p. m. intermeut at Pennington, Nj.
TRIPPE-on Saturday, March II. az
East Orange, y. j, Lucy Jewets
Trippe, wife Of william 4. Trippe
and daughter Of the late Benjamin
F. Seayer, in the 9th year OF her
age. Funeral private. =.
TOMKINS -A At Stony Point " 4,
March 10, 1915, Julia Mills, In her
Ssth year, daughter Of Mrs. Kitty n.
Tomkins and tho late Frederick
Tomkins. Funeral services at her
late home, Stony Point, n. Z, Nom
day, March IS. $3.50 p. m. Car
riages will meet West Shore train
leaving West 42d ~. 1918. Inter-
ment at convenience Of family.
VALENTINE Entered into rest March
8, 1916, at New Orleans, George FAR
lie Valentine, son Of the late George
and Julia Townsend Valentine. OF
New York City. Funeral services
from St. Paups Church, Glen Cove,
L. l., Monday, March 10. at l2:2o
o. m, or on arrival Of II a. m. train
from Pennsylvania Station. Car
riages meet train at Glen St, Glen
Cove.
VA. RIPER-At New York Post-Grsd-
uate Hospital on Friday, March 10
1916. Clara, daughter Of the late
Adrian and Eliza Van Ripper Funeral
services NJ the Church Of s. Mary
the Virgin, 10th st., near 9th sy, Oh
Monday, March 10, az 10 a. m.