The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
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band OF Margaret Barrsger native of Cashe county
Tipperary. ireland. In the 77th year Of his age
Funeral from his late residence AT East listh o.,
Monday, Dec. g. at 10 O'Clock sharp.
FROM MILLION Saturday evening. Dec. n at her
la,o residence s32 Garden st.. Iioboken n. j.. Anne
Davis beloved wifo OF Oscar Frommeii
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Grand Union Hotel, N y city
Dec. 2 1892. William Dominick Garrison. In the
b5th year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fr
neral on Tuesday. Dec. y, at 1890 A. NJ. from So
Barthoomews Church. Madison nv. and 44th ST.
Intcrment at Garrison on Hudson.
DIN GUARD. ARuoRr. a. 5rn Az, NEw YoRs. Dec 2.
lsp2-The Commandaut with profound sorrow
announces the sad intelligence Of the death Of
esteemed Comrade william D. Garrison. Tho bat.
talon will assemble nj nrmory lin citizens dresO
Tuesday morning, Dec. O. 10 O'Clock, for tho pur.
pose of attending the funeral.
Major GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Friday Dec 2. 1892. Jay Gou.d. In the
9th year OF his age.
Funeral services will he hsld at hts late residence.
go 9th av.. on Monday afternoon. Dec. 8. at Z
O'Clock. Relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuiiy invited to attend Interment at conveni.
ence OF tho family.
At special eeine OF tho Eeard OF Directors Of tho
Manhattan Railway Company, held on saturday.
Dec. 2. the following action was taken
The President OF this company has been taken from
It. Elected on the 9th day OF November. 1881. to
be its otfcisl head. Jay Gould has uninterruptedly
from that tmo to this given TO the service OF this
company large part OF his thoughts and OF his in.
terest. No one OF the many other great enterprises
in which he ed enlisted to greater de-
gree his close attention and best energies. Although
in many states Of the Union locomotives rode on
railways he had contributed to construct the cor.
porntion that furnished him with the means OF
daily to his home had no superior in its rank
in his mind In the management OF its aHairs he
displayed the qualities to which he owed his sue.
cess IN many fields lie was clear IN his percep
tions. swift in Judgment and prompt In action
Patient in investigation and IN the accumulation OF
details. his mastery OF them WAS complete
and his memory accurate and tenacious He was
self.reant. yet ever seeking Information and cor.
rection of his views from others While disposed to
adhere strongly to hts own plans and ideas. he was
always ready to yield his Judgment 10 n superior
reason. He expected full performance OF his duty
from each one who undertook responsibility, but
he fully trusted those who were engaged in the
duties Of execution and left them large latitude in
the discharge OF their functions. Never elated by
success he wns cool aud courageous in defeat. lie
acted in accordance with well considered and far.
reaching plans. and possessed tho strength OF will
to adhere to his purpose through difficulties aud ap.
parent rcpuses.
In his personal intercourse with those who were
associated with him it, his great endenvors no was
kind. constdera,e. n good hstenef and wiihng 10
modify his plans to serve the common interest
He found the Manhattan Railway Company In
the hands OF receivers. substantially bankrupt
and in a condition where 1t was doubtful whether
or not rs system was TO be d,sintegrnted and re-
solved INTO its original elements lie leaves u
prosperous. in excellent physical condition. its
different lines consol datsd ami ind!ssoluby bound
together. performing m indispensable service to
the public In the city OF his business lie.
In his home lii. and in his relations to his chil
dren ne found his happiness. AZ fellow directors
With him. he insured the companionship ane anec-
tionnte support of his sons In his business hours
To his Borrowing family and especially to those
members OF this Board. who have lost not only
their President. but an ahectionAte and tender
father. whose domestic circle furnished him with
his only solacs amid responsibilities Rreater than
those that have been borne BY many rulers OF ON.
pres. the sympa,hy Of the Board 10 rendered.
Resolved. That the foregoing minute be adopted
and inscribed on tho minutes OF this Board OF
Directors. and that copy thereof duly cer'lhed. bs
sent by the Secretary the family OF the deceased
President.
Resolved. That the general of',ces Of the company
be closed on tho day OF tho funeral Monday. Dec.
6. 1892.
A true copy D.w McwILLIAMs. Secretary.
KENNEDY.-on Dec 3. John Michael Kennedy. be-
loved ton Of John kennedy and Sarah Holland. aged
1Smontha
Fuuera! from parents residence. AT East 18th st.
on Monday. Dec. s. lnterment in Calvary at I: 80.
LAWLESS.-Johanna Lawess. beloved wife OF
opher r. Lawless aged o. years.
Funeral will tale place from her lae residence. 86%
Manhattan av.. Brooklyn. Requiem mass will be
he.u on monday. Dec. o. ~ 81. hhtnohy SuutCu, ~
$50 A. NJ. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
MAROEEY.-On Saturday. Dec. 8. at his residence,
81 East Il+th ST. John j. Naroney. in tho +1st year
of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MILI.ER-Ihe III mbers Of tho John I. Mccall A..
soc alton arc requested to assemble at the head.
quarters on Sunday Dec. T. mt O'Clock sharp to
attend tho funeral VI our late member. Henry
Miller.
McCABE.-on Dec. 8. 1872. at e5 Roebllns st..
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McCabe.
Notice of funeral hereafter
NEWCOMBE.-On Saturday. Dec. 3. 1902. At 241
Central Park. West. this city very suddenly. Mary
Edith Eewcombe. only daughter of Isaac b. and
Mary Hilton Newcombe. Please omit howers.
Funeral private
RYAS.-ou Saturday. Dec. 3. 1892. Jenny A Ryan.
beloved wife-S Daniel Ryan.
Funeral from her late residence. 423 I'd av at 10
O'Clock A. NJ; thence to the Church OF st John the
baptist, East 10th st.. between Sd and Lexington
AVS. where n solemn requiem mass will be offered
for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
WILLIAMSON his late r, sidence. cor 9th 1t.
and Western Boulevard. New York. Samuel 8.
Williams. aged 10 years.
Funeral services will be held st above addrsss on
Monday evening. I o'clock. Interment At Green
lawn. !. l., on Tuesday.
| VILLA Ms SOMA Elizabeth. N j. on Friday.
Dec. =. 1892. Benjamin Williamson.
| Funeral services will be held In Trinity Church.
| Elizabeth y. j.. on Monday. Dec. g. at2 NJ
| WYANT.-RrsoLurioss on The DEArno "A. II. wIASTi
| A. meeting of tho Board Of Control OF tho Ameri-
| can Water color Society tho following preamble
and resolutions we're anirnousIy adopted:
h.-..~.. 1t -as pleased Aim ghty God In his innnite
wisdom 10 remove iron this earth our esteemed
| fellow member. A. II. wyaut; and
Whereas. is the desire of this board to make due
| acknowledgment Of his worth and ability; there
fore be 1t
| Resolved. That while We bow In h tumble submssionS
tue Divine wil we do IN the deepest sorrow feel.
lug profoundly that IN the death Of A. II. wyant the
society and the profession at large has sustained
the loss of one Of its most gifted and honored
bers
Resolved, That as slight testimonial to the memory
OF the deceased these resolutions be in
the minutes Of the society and = copy Of them sent
to the bereayed family,
g. HARRY EATON. Secretary.
NEW YORK. Dec. !. 1892
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