New-York tribune., 1918-09-24
DEATHS


; tave and Henry Bayer. Masonic services
At his home. Great Neck Villa, Great Neck,
! J.. l., Tuesday evening. September "a.
at o'clock. lnterment Woodlawl. =
Great Neck, Jessie Goggin Bayer. IS years
old, wife of Charles II. Bayer and sister of
Thomas W. Henry J., Hilda, Lucy and
Jennie Goggin Funeral Wednesday,. Sep
tember 20. at 10 o'clock. from St Angus
I tines Church. 18th st. and Franklin sv
! Bronx. Tntermont WoodlaNn. :
BETTES Suddenly following an operation
! September Il, at Paris, Tex, Joseph NJ
beloved husband Of Nell Cochran, in his
18Th year.
Henry A. and Cornolia Va Worst Roo
RURRELL-At Madison. n. J.. on Saturday.
September q, 1918, after u long illness
Clara DC Forest, wife of Rev. David James
Bprrel.
1915. Jsmcg 7. Drsccll. beloved husband
of Loretta II. S1Ach. lntermcnt Drashcr
lalle. N. y. =
DRuRl September 20. Caroline Montgon-
cry prur,. beloved wife of David NJ. Drury.
Of brooklyn.
" ~ i5is belcIsd o& mofsr oTT"" o5 q" sp sp1s"nSr NJ
Wight. Chicago Mr. Fauj Blunle HacS.
o~nsacN. >. j.; Mrs. NJ. II. Norn, Boeota.
- -. n'lf'NSi SPf'N tcci al l.crth tOfCrp
sational Church. Woodbury. Conn. al
p. M, TuesdaT, september -. 1918.
FARLEY JOHN CARDINAL
'Ei.e hoard OF Managers OF The Roman
stholic orphpn Asylun in the City Of
New yor. at :, special meeting held for
slat purpose on .he l9th ias Of Scptom
ls., 1918.
REsotNED. Thai the death OF cur be
e. ID Cardinal. though vrea} persona.
bereavement 70 each member Of this BOARD,
aJ greater and y idcr e.cniiicance Il il
al irre2srsblc los not aone TO charity,
rNh9ion and the country. but 70 Chris
tanity itself. His life Nas devoted no.
onl.' 20 the amclieratiop Of The conditions
of the sick and the poor and frsndless
hp. I" the maintenance of Tie highest
deals of patriotism and religion Though
.li3 heart nent upt 10 tho pooc and IN
iortunate, his eenso Of tight and justice
rlade him an infexihlc conyervstoi- of ue--
aons and !,roperty rights. He uas strong
j. iinbued "ith true sentiments of love OF
country. which it Was his constant efior1
20 have inc'icatcd in all tie schools under
,l.s jurisdiction.
He vas not only great prelate, bu. =
ti-iis American and mod" of every virtue
Hnich should adorn good priest and T.
Nirtuous citizen. Conspicuous for his cour-
age. tirmness and justice, he was no less
marked for gentlcness, mcekueas and
mercy.
With mind stored With knowledge
18th Il heart full of generous emotions
18th strong nll able to surnlount diff
ilcDltes, al these were devoted in the
Aighe5t and best Services that d man could
,'ellder 10 his fclloW-mcn.
Nc "ho have been intimately associated
II Que Of the many charities dear to his
leart-the care of orphans-feel most
deeply the loss of his wise counsel ana
guidance, and sympathze With the orphans
'ho deprived OF his fatherly protec-
.ion. As President of this Board for more
FOR the comfort and happiness of those
committed to It's No sacrifice was
zoo great. labor too ouercus. when i
Naa a question Of providing Cor these
littie
Mindful we of his great and i'm.
portant work for the Country, State and
it,. AID of his valuable services TO religion
and clarity, we deem it especially appro-
Q.iate that there should be entered upon
our records minute expressive of his ir-
yaliabic services TO the homeless orphans.
and Of their and our sentiments of esteem
anc affection, and of our sense of the irrep.
arahle loss sustained by his death
rs a testimonial of our loving resnect
- IS ordered that this minute be spread
ipon iE our records, that our asylums be
traped in mourning for the space of thirty
lays, and that the members OF this Board
attend his funeral in q body
AHsht Rev. JOSEPH f. MOONEY. V c.
Vice President
FRANCIS O'NE1IL. Secretary.
The trustees of St Patrch's Cathedral
N TIE City of New York in meeting as
,embied. on the Goth day of September,
LILO, 40 make THIS minute:
They record their inexpressible sorrow If
ne loss Of their president. Cardinal Arch
bishop and friend.
!is achievements IN the material and
spiritual spheres of his activities are loo
many to be noted here, and too we'll li-o,,'r
20 require recital
ms piety. wisdom. executive power, gen.
ffleaess; fd; frmness. human sympathy and
,oNe oi country Nere distinguished amons
his many commanding qualities. nj,
les are lost to his Hock and to his
county As living force. hut thev viii
higher things. And they pray that a
re looks down upon this world With HE
ho'y eyes he viii see that his people arc re-
s"ondlng to his dcrout wishes and hi hirl
q. aspirations for tism
THOMAS II. KELLY. Secretary.
FOSTER Abbott. in Litchfcld. Conn. on
Scptember 80 He born III Utica. n
=. IL 1870 There will be no notice Of the
funeral service Please do not send flowers.
GRUNDNER- On September %. lals At b;s
nonS' Sea Cate. L. l.. Max. beloved hus-
band of Sarah Bloodgood Grundncr. IN.
neral SER ice will be held a: the West End
,oileg'ate Church. West End az. and :. til
ST. Wednesday. September %. at g p. m.
HEAIf On Sunday. Septen.be~ -. AZ Cola
Sprng- on hudson, after "a brief iilness
rra4k iIealy. beloved husband Of Elizabet u
=. 7ooker; Funeral services Viii be hell,
At the Lafayette Avenue pccsbytsr;.,.
Church. corner Lafayette av. and sontj.
oxford ST., Brooklyn on yVcdne 1a,. S''1
tember -. y. m -
HEiNsOHN At Mount Vernon. \ =, o.,
5eptemoer y: Florence Dorothea. beloved
danshter dang OF Richard and Caroiuo II. Hein.
sGnn; so1 a. Funeral services at her late hol.le
In4 West Lincoln av.. on ruc,da,- even;I"s.
:3eptenaber q. al 8 O'CLOCK Interment ~
Moodia"n Wednesday, at convenience of
HENpH6N ADn,dsn suddenly; p en On September II. a.
hDhand of Marie 4. HendrvI in ,I,e ue'90 2ss,, ~
;1sar, ear of of bis age. Services THO TuNERAi
Hut RcH. BroadMay and GGth II. ,calnn-
n%'l hu'lding'' ON TUESDAY morning 10
o'clock lntermcnt pri1atc'
hiNCHMAN On satvrd.,. so,,t..,,,,o -,
lPl3, at the re iderce of te- bro.hnr p al,i,
U: n.MSML-l.n. ln.t -Int, - w.