New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-15
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Directors o rho New YORK Central ana HUDSON
River Railroad Company held this 18Th day OF July, tho
following resolutions adopted: . -.
learned with profound sorrow OF the deata oI
CYRUS Field. Mr.. Field has been for twelve years g
nnber OF this Board. brought the performance OF
his duties fidelity and ability for which nc was dis
tngulshed lie did much for his country and for tho
I.ace and commerce the world in the laying o. the
Atlantic call 10 his courage, confidence and IoIe
sight which carried through the enterpre; NUT every
failure he inspIfd new hopes ana secured ne decided sr
port mpirtng others q his own indomiulble
ov saS s' e, S@ soS Of ,sas s &
advocacy was the chief element or Us
RAPID traesit IN NewlorS Is indebted TO nm
FOR much the Development IL has made lie has Icft
upon the old world aud the ndeble impression OF
tic brfadth CT and the saCacity Of his undsrk
ines His and his fame are Iart OF the living
sro,s Of our country cndeared himself those who
brought NOR, Immediately IN contact with him by Tho
rentcn and kindlness OF his character end the stead
iistncss Of hi. friendship The growth and d,eopmens
az our and the have been stimulated by tho
enterprises which has been connected aad IN some
OF which his suggesting mind during the past
thirty years. gifted and magnetic personality had
the rare faculty conceivng and carrying projects
which only benefited his period but succeeding
generations win enjoy their privileges and hold his achieve
ments In grateful memory.
Resolved. That these resolutions be entered AZ LARGE
minutes OF the Board and copy engrossed an0
/ "a The family