New-York tribune., 1885-03-26
DIED.
AMMERnAN-On Tuesd.


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bert Ammerman. IT, IN ta 18th yoar Of his aga.
Rssvs, @ and bG saei pG pFe nye to ass toe funeral SER
BIGELow-on Tuesday. March "a. Fred E. Bigeow m TIE
Funeral from his residence CRAWFORD N. j. at o:3o
Tfain leaves fsoi Of f1bsry.st at sA5
Interment at Greenwood
CUMMINs-At the Everett House, in NewYork City, on
Funeral viii take place from Tic Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, 5thave. aud 55thst, Thursday morning at 10
CHAsE-At sharon, Conn. March "a. George H. Chase.
Funeral D. m Thursday. March 20.
CULvER-on Tuesday, the Gath insi suddenly. entered
into rest Ann Eliza daughter Of the Late John Culver
The funeral services viii be held at the residence OF
Edwin FoOte o2 Jaekson.ave Jersey CITY, on triday
FLoWER-At Chicago. Ill. on March 10. 1885. Bessc
Funeral pace on 10th at their residence % Depuyscr
st., Chicago
HAN21At scranton pa March 20 OtdiPhih2ria wipiap
Warren, Pa, aged years months.
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Funeral services Friday March ~ 2p from the First
Trains leave New.YOrE at Ii:i6 a. m 'N' ''''' 1''''
KEAN-March u, 1885. OF consumption. at his home No.
ZO4 West 34l.st. New. York Cuy Henry Hatton /. y,
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Warrington, Lancashire England
England papers please copy.
MooNEY-on Monday. March 29, Anna ". Mooney
tsd 60 attend d the anea from az FRo Tssdsns q hr
InteTmenf at WOodlawn
Phade pha papers please copy.
maxwell ON Tuesday. az 10 p. IN, Elizabeth Kershaw
wife Of William II. Maxwell o-..,
Interment at cypress Hills cemetery.
MACDONNEL-on Wednesday. 26th inst, at East orange,
Macdonnel ana daughter OF ieny Love, formerly OF Bet
Funeral Christ Church, East Orange Friday.
Train leaves 1 fS foot 5GS oi BaTcayst at $40 pm
NAsHon Monday the 23d inst at the Grand Hotel Helen.
eldest daughter Of the late James ana ti1aoeth NASH
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Un Of F Ga6 70 W. e & GGek m
PALMtRon Tuesday, March "a 1885 at bis resicnc, in
a SHS sad Ps0 Of Ss cy OF '
PARDEE AT chicago March %, 1885, after shorti
ness, Lucius G. Pardee.
PosT-on Monday. March %. 1885, OF pneumonia Mary
The funeral viii tlSe place at her late residence No s
Waverley place, on Thursday, the 26h INST, at o'clock
pm.
RoBINsoN-At Washington Beghts. Yew.York city.
William s. and Yelda H. Robinson, aged years aai .
Inierment in Philadelphia
RHoADso Tuesday, March a. Margaret. wife of Beaja-
Funeral at her late ronc All East llGst on
Interment Friday morning
REED-At CorsackIe, YewYork suddenly March 2s 1885.
Funeral residence Thursday March 2e, 1885. at2p.m
TO91yn On sunday day morning March a
Funeral services at Grace Church Brooklyn Heights on
Relatives and frends Of the family invited to attend
Kindly omit flowers
S1EPHfsN~-On MaFcl -, suuucniy Jonn l. stephens IN
the SOth year of his age.
Funeral on Thursday, arcl 26 at D. m tho Church
Redeemer Pacc-st and 4thaye, Brooklyn.
TooKER-At 81 Augustine, Fla, sunday morning, March
~, Charles p ToOker.
Notice OF the funeral viii be given hereafter
WYCKUFF-On Monday March 2J at No. 81 Cermont-
Brooklyn, John Hart Hyckon IN the 10Th year OF his
Relatives anil friends invited attend funeral
vices Thursday, March 26 at p.
The Board OF ManaGer- Of the Demit Dispensary with
profound record the death OF their President Mr.
charles Tracy which occurred tho l4th insJ at the adj
vanced OF rs years
which Mr. Tracy wrote the death of his
predecessor in Odce most perfectly express our feelings
In regard TO hun:
The Divine Master Life oy whom our times are ap
pointed found him fun Of good deeds of charity and
The summons We esteemed him personally for his
charac life audn his death lament the loss OF
true friend"
NJ Tracy became manager OF this Society in 1852
after organ laton aud ad given ongeroontnued
vice than otaer member lie was for several tho
chairman the 60 nntee tho Medical STAT until Ns2,
when he reluctantly consented 70 take the office OF P esi.
the last eight OF ms life he managed with
ability the Legal interests o. the society
gratefully recall the regularity OF his attendance his
fidelity and his wise and efficient
voton the practical operations o. the dispensary
The above adopted by the Board OF Managers
March 10, 1885. ALFRED. X. klM MBALL, Secretary.