New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-08

DIED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on September 5. Charles F. Belknap.
Relatives Invited attend his funeral on sat.
urday. september at u, at the First Presbyterian
The TompkiGs Lodge No o. OF Of F.. invited to be
Carriages will be waiting the depO: for O'Clock train
from Grand Central Depot.
ExALL-Gn Richmond Va. September 2, lsss in the 79d
S sa Of the ats wism Patterson, OF SewYOrE
FLINT-At his residence In Sing sing september . l5ss
George b. Flint Uormey merchant OF New-York City'
vices from 1T Panls Church, sing sing on SATURDAY.
Train eaSes Grand Central DEPOT at 2o p M Returning
sins sni a. a. u.s. s Sing Depot
CORD Nat the residence Of his parents Newbarg ~ y;
september g. waIer O H. Gordon, son OF George and
house 23o Sd1y Srsy On
Hudson iT,h1 River Railroad
Please omit lowers
KENr-In Brooklyn Y. on rhursdly. September 1851
after lingering illness. William Kent In the SD year Oh
Friends of family invited to attend tn funeral Ser
september o. at 5 o'clock p; m. ,-
Interment at New-BrunswcK' ~ j. on Nohuay morning.
Joseph Lyman eldest OF Edward II. r. Lyman. in the
FSnSa rom tbs residence OF his father "a st.
Brooklyn. Sunday Afternoon september Al O'CLOCK
.. William A. Miller aged 30 wears ,...-.,
Funeral Methodist Episcopal Church. kaionah
Tram Ea sT Savss Grand 5d ceHtrsl Depot at sa5
ssc1 so wessa IN S s o @
Funeral saturday. 9th inst . p. m. -, r.,., -, ~.
Jersey, p IN
Ro8BiNsAt Rye Beach. \; H. SEPTEMBER =, Ellen Hedss
late Chandler Robbins n. D.. OF Boston.
Interunsnt at Mt. Auburn near Boston
sMTH-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, September o. Alfred
smith ~ IheI2d year 81 nus age 10 rranknav, On
saturday, the sth inst. at 4 o'clock p. m.
S Aa T. sR IN e @ her
vices al her late residence No. ls0 Washington Park
Please lease Quit S1 flowers
sToUT-At Bernardslle. \. J.. "wednesday moraing Sep
!e@Sor Apsw aTs n,ed to attend s S SEE
vices at ST PLus NJ r. Church. corner 4thAye and I'D
Friends viii kindly omit nov
NATIONAL SHOE AND LEATHER BAyK.l
NEW YORK. sept Z, 1883. }
meeting Of the Beard Il Of IEsS t as Which , G
cfTed 81 srdsvIe y. the 5th instant II was 70
s SOY Ga at i HEREOF signed y the PRESIDENT and CASHIER
transmitted the family OF our late as oeiate ,,, ~,
for more than is President lie remained
sui Interest ia ali nat concerned welfare man OF
genial OF untirng energy ana great iSrse 81 ea
sTave ability zeal and love Of work When ws9ei "a
he the position n 81 a i;
but such As ms at @ % m IN pty yaars that he con.
nue meetings and take part IN our de'eF
In contemplating the intimately and actively
This INSTITUTION origin progress and ongcontnu,d pros.
pey~naiulay presents itself as hns memorial OF his
Whe con yeyng 20 family OF Mr. Stout-and especially
IN her who was his paruerolr heafole
svmnany in their desire TO give expression
~ or own sense in the severance o thOse es
which have Tor many years bound INN to us companon
a counsellor, ana friend. -.... =. =, ...,,o..
Resolved that further mark OF respect 70 memory
OF Mr. Stout Board will, as body az eni ms idhet
VI -'i ~ JOHN NJ. GRAN President
IL NJ. KNAPP, Cashier.
VAL On "Wednesday september s. 1888. Mary r., dlugh
ter of Iiizabeth \. aud the late David VI. Vail.
Friends are invited TO attend tho funs iro MS at resi-
dence 81 Quinoyst, Brooklyn on Friday evening" sep
TENDER !, at o'clock.
VAN wAGESEN-on FRIDAY. septemOor7 William II ,pry.
ei1sst .on OF Auna Scbmaz and William Van Wagenen
Notice o funeral hereafter.