The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-18
IN RESPECT TO TIE DEAD.
The Late Cashier of tho German Bank
to be Buried With Honors.


The Late Cashier of tho German Bank
to be Buried with Honors.
The remains of the late lamented Mr.
Edward Goldsmith, cashier Of the German
Bank, will be buried tomorrow morning
in the Jewish Cemetery. The funeral
will take place at 10 o. clock, Nm, and will
be conducted under the direction OF Rabbi
Samfeld, OF the Poplar Street Temple, The
Masons, the Knights OF Pylhias and the
Independent Order OF B'Nai Birth, to all
OF which organizations Mr.. Goldsmith be-
longed, will take part in the funeral cere-
monies.
ACTION OF THE GERMAN BANK DIRECTORS
A meeting OF the board OF directors OF
the German Bank was held yesterday
afternoon to take action with reference 10
the death OF Edward Goldsmith, its late
cashier After eloquent remarks by the
Hon. james Lee and d. Z. Hadden the
following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, God, in his unerring wisdom,
has seen iii TO remove from his accus-
toned scat among US our friend and asso-
ciate, Edward Goldsmith, cashier OF this
bank; be il
Resolved, That while we roverently bow
In humble submission to Ills will, and
with hushed voices and chastened hearts
endeayor to learn the lesson this provi-
dence should teach, we feel that In his
death we mourn n friend whom we have
loved, the community citizen whom II
respected, and this bank an officer whose
place II cannot I'LL. As friend no was
warm hearted, congenial and faithful, and
We who knew him best will most sadly
miss his accustomed presence, his cordial
greeting and the wisdom OF his counsel; as
bank officer each year OF his long aud
faithful service has but proven his brilliant
ability, his faithful devotion and his
answering integrity And be II further
Resolved, That 10 his sorrowing wife
aud bereayod children We tender our
HEARTFELT sympathy, knowing that those
gentle qualities which 80 endcared him TO
us. shone brightest in the light OF his be-
loved home circle, aud that there this loss
will fall most heavily. May the God OF
the widow aud the iathcrless bless and
comfort them in this dark hour Of their
heavy bereavement
Resolved, That we pay the only remain
ing tribute Of respect 10 our friend 10y at
tending in body the last sad rites OF his
burial, and that as feeble testimonial OF
our respect aud affection, copies Of these
resolutions be engrossed on the minutes Of
this bank, sent to his bereayed family aud
published in the city papers.
LOUIS IIASAUER,
III. Menus,
ID. y. llABDES,
j. W. ALLISON,
.....-. ..-..F !. r. PErriI
| T. 4. GRAVES,
Committee.
The pail bearers selected to represent
the bank are J. w. Cochran, ID. Z. Had.
den and II. Morris, with the balance Of
the directory as honorary.
the MERcHASrs' EXCHANGE APPOINT A
COMMITTEE.
Atamocting Of the Merchants Exchange
| yesterday committee was appointed 10
draft resolutions Of respect 30 the memory
OF Edward Goldsmith. The committee
will report at II o'clock today. The direc.
tors Of the Exchange have been requested
to act as honorary pail bearers.
WHAT WAS poNE nv THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
President Emmett L. WoOdson, Of the
Cotton Exchange, yesterday appointed
the following named gentlemen 10 dmiI
suitable resolutions ~ 10 the death OF I'd.
ward Goldsmith Mcssrs. Thomas II. Al.
len, Jr., 4. Lowcnslein, l.. u. Suggs, @.
+. farnsworih aud w. A. Gage. The fol.
lowing were appointed honorary pail bear
crg Messrs. holland fontainc, Dcnni,
Smith. A. II. rreadwcl, j. J. Thornton,
w. II. Gates. J. w. James, John NJ
Richardson, w. r. Mclulosh, John W
Bailey and Charles T. Morrow.