New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27
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Funeral services q 81 Ihemass Church. Sa'e and SD
rh Ter SsiaG " w wosdS%aS at 0e!'eA
ADAMS-on TUESDAY, May &C. Esther Jane Burr willow Of
intcrment a Wilton Conn.
colossal the Hotel del Monte Monterey California, on
Sunday afternoon Nay 3 ABRAHAM Coles n D. LII D.:
Relatives friends respectfully invited TO attend
O'Clock y. M. at the Pedde Memorial Church. Broad
Intcrment as Che convenience Of the family.
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
Sana bwo Rdo% L. CHUNG
rs s6d Of ihs 9se 'a 6o family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral services at Grace Church on Friday
Rs9od Nay g. Ga MaTs@SeS f., widow aSS Of
her ION in.!aw, s j. NewIcE RutaerfoFi y. ).
Carriages IN waiting arrival Of The l 80 p M train
GILpERT-In this city TUESDAY. May g. IOraaO cass:
Gilbert passed peacefully to rest in the 5Sd year OF hs
NotIce Of funeral hereafter
WATERFOWL and Albany papers please copy
1921. Rev Fletcher J. Ma1cy. b. D. IN tie 7Sth year
HITcHcocK-Ia Nee, France March - samuel amy vi
J. MsshcocR. Ii ' d. Of Nc sS en-. Conn
HoLT-At Ro.e mn Dosori-, l.. l., on MONDAY. May ~
BrunGsse Miller and the iats Edmund owen Holt in
Relatives and friend. ore invited attend the funeral
b TS@ Ss on wsGnay ar9 Se gS az %
and i:ac6asl Y HashiSer. aeed y years. >.
CSege are Especially invited to attend me Al
b; late rsdf9Ss 80 ~ yaTS Ssoc Jersey CITY, on 1h1'
Intcrnent az convenience OF family
KENDR1CK-On Sunday, May "a at the Union League
Club Colonel Henry L. Kendck, U. 5. Army, retired,
Funeral services on wednesday. ct the Madison Square
presbyerlan Church 10 O'Clock additional services as
Tho r,iou r On que Climb Neyy.York MAY 90 fs91-Ths
members OF the Union League Club are respectfully invited
iPeSTS L. Ksndcf and . assemble a. lie clubhouse
wedneday morn ng Nay ~ St 9eo5 iS SSe purpose OF
e'S0F'iS ''o remains 'O. j. sE&V I'VE P%eE Secretary
q can IagfaSe and dsusSSr Of Judge Gfans
Relatives and friends of the family respectfully In
a g attend on G %tdnsda a. the 2 e n os
her late a, STs Rys e
late John and Sarah II. Leegett.
F nnss n0 @s ssy are e RS'sy eES
q Se % Of the family
James A. Kate b. O'COnnOr, aged year. II months
The reIaVes and friends Of tho family respectfully
5ea 1 Wet a tnf oa wedne!da At ociok
E5ge 8To K 5 sTnfg g S Saed gs9 n
Services WIN be held at her late residence NO lS3 fo
Greene Place, at o'clock on wednesday evening the
Boston and Chicago papers please copy.
ys Henry Shelton S aa e. n # a s
ss e 9 WI S Be yssG q Conn., on
Wednesday, May %. at O'Clock. Train leaves Grand
Central Station New-York and New Haven Il. r., at 10
o. m. returning reaches NewYork at O ;27 p.
w5s ossa y v on Monday May 2' lsoi
Fun irvS ss oEegO Cemetery wne
day morning for nterment.
TINsDALE-Suddenly Of pneumonia. Monday 9Iay 25,
his residence 40 Carmine-st, George W. Iinsdae, 70
his 9th year.
Funeral private.
Troy, n. Y, and Australia papers please copy,
VAN DYKE-On Monday, May %, at 10 p. m, In the
roth year age the Rev. Henry Jackson Van Dyke,
D. D. pastor the Second Prcsbyt Church, Brook
lyn professoreect in Union Theological Seminary,
New-York.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WHITTEMORE-In Brooklyn. Tuesday May 90, 1891.
Alice Carey daughter OF Henry and Eliza Whttemore,
in the 10Th year OF her
Funeral late residence, 4s7 3dst Brook.
lyn Thursday May 2S, 10 o'clock o. m.
Interment Nyack, n. Y