New-York tribune., 1918-09-21
DEATHS

ACKER- Sarah c. daughter of the late
Rev. Henry J. and Sarah Dowie Ackcr.
September - Services Saturday morn
ing l0:3o. 80 Woolscy St. Astoria. Long
Island. Intcrment Pleasant Valley y. j.
BLASHFIELD-Ed Edith. on September 90 Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broad
way, 6Gth 81. Drank +. Campbcll's), Sun
day, p. m.
BREWSTER R-Ameia Ives Brewster. at Dan
bury. Conn. September 90. widow Of late
Judge Lyman b. brewster aged 81 years 2
months. Funeral Monday. $50 p. m, at
2l0 Main St, Danbury.
BUENZ On September Is. Karl Buenz.
aged rs years. Funeral services viii be
held on Tuesday, September "a. at II a.
CAHILL-
Veteran Association list Regiment. N.
G. N. with sorrow we announce the
sudden death of our comrade. John f. Ca
the funeral service at SHaRaymonds
Church. fremont av.. near Castle Hill
av.. Bronx. on Saturday. September q.
1913 at 10 o'clock a +. V. Greene,
President. Walter !. Joyce. Secretary. =
CARROLL-On September 10. Teresa Re-
gina Carroll. widow of the late John F.
Carroll. Funeral from her late residence
Hotel Savoy. on Monday. at II a m
thence to st. Patrick's Cathedral. where
solemn requiem mass viii be offered
flowers.
COGSWELL-Septenbcr 10. Annie Terhuae
aged 81, at her residence 120 Division av.
Brooklyn. Funeral private.
CONNELLY-On Thursday September 10.
1918. John j. Connolly, in his .4Sth, year.
ter. Mrs. J. Kissel. 4S8 Lincoln av.. Mid
land Beach, Staten Island. on Sunday,
September %. at p m. Interment CAL
vary Cemetery.
CROWNINSHIELD-On Friday. September
l3. at Capri. Italy. Frederic Crownin-
shield son of the late Edward Augustus
and Caroline Marie Crowninshield. in the
I'D year of his age. A memorial service
will he held at st. Paul's Church, Stock
bridge. Mass. on Saturday, September 21
at . 80 o'clock.
CUDDEBACk-At Port Jervis, N. y. on
Wednesday, September IS. Cornelius Elli1g
Cuddebacs Funeral from his late home
at Port Jervis, Saturday, September 21,
ut -: 80 y. m.
DU BOIS-suddeny, September -. Henry
c. Harry Du Bois. residence. 1T93 Brook
lyn av.. Brooklyn. Funeral services at late
residence, p. m. Saturday, September 2l.
1918. Tnterment private. at CatskiH. N. Y.
Catskil On. " and Lansing (Mich.) pa
pers please copy
FARLEY-John Cardinal
The Board of Managers OF The Roman
Catholic Orphan Asylum in the City of
New York. at special meeting held for
that purpose on the 10th day OF Septem-
ber. 1918.
RESOLVED. That the death OF our be-
loved Cardinal, though Il great personal
bereavement TO each member of this Board.
has greater and wider significance 1t is
an irreparable loss not alone to charity,
religion and the country, but to Chris
tianity itself His life was devoted not
only to the amelioration of the conditions
of the sick and the poor and friendless,
but TO the maintenance Of the highest
ideals of patriotism and religion. Though
his heart Went out to the poor and un-
fortunate, his of right and justice
made him inhexible conservator of per
sonal and property rights. He was strong
ly imbued with true sentiments of love of
country, which it was his constant effort
to have inculcated in all the schools under
his jurisdiction.
He not only a great prelate but a
true American and model of every virtue
which should adorn a good priest and a
Vlrtuous citizen. Conspicuous for his cour-
age. irmness and justice. he was no less
marked for gentleness. meekness and
mercy.
With mind stored with knowledge.
with 4 heart full of generous emotions.
with stroug viii able to surmount DIFF
ficulties. all these were devoted in the
highest and best services that a man could
render to his fellow
We VINO have been intimately associated
IN one OF the many charities dear to his
heart-the care of orphans-feel most
deeply the loss of his wise counsel an /
guidance. and sympathize with the orphans
who are deprived Of his fathery protec-
ton As President OF this Board for more
than fifteen years he asgiduousiy labored
for the comfort and happiness of those
committed TO its care. No sacrifice was
too great. no labor too onerous when it
was question of providing tor these
little ones.
Mindful are of his great and i'm
portant work for the Country. State and
City, and of his valuable services to religion
and charty. we deem it especially appro-
pirate that there should be entered upon
our records a minute expressive of his in
valuable services to the homeless orphans
and of their and our sentiments OF esteem
and affection. and Of our sense OF the irrep-
arabic loss sustained by his death
As testimonial of our loving respect
it is ordered that this minute be spread
upon our records that our asvlllms he
draped in MOURNING for the space Of thirty
days. aud that the members of this Board
attend his funeral in a body
Right Rev. JOSEPH r. MOONEY. V. G..
Vice President
FLOOD-On Thursday. September 10. Celia
beloved wife of Alexander Flood. at the
homo of hcr daughter. 1881 Pari, Plaza
brooklyn. Funeral Saturday at a. m :
thence TO the Church Of St Matthew. Fast,
ern Parkway and Utica av.. where re-
QUEEN mass will be offered for the renoso
OF her soul. mterment in Holy Cross
Cemetery. 09
GESNER Rev Oscar Gesner. at Linden. N
D.: dled September IS, 1918 Funeral sar.
Nices Saturday, September y. at II n m
at his late residence ~
HANILAND- 30 a. M Fr;dsv co,
tember 20. 1913 c. Augustus Hayijsnd -
his S6th year. Services at his lato rol; :
of afnse; &c .so 4uS Grand av.. Brooklyn. Sunday.