New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-20

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This NE cedarhurst. l. H. on Thursday evening jan
at Hsnso1 r &C.. Methods, AZ Episcopal
Burial ;'IsI' private r s'N''N
BERwicK-on January II. 1898. Mrs. Mary E. wife Of
Relatives i and friend. are invited funeral
s sunday J Ws Iss,s at H. ITO" her late resi-
Interment at the convenience % the family.
hirty-nne yearsfaithfui service in the household CT
Funeral from her sisters residence. Mrs Michael Phean
237 Madis,n-st Monday January :, c a. ESQ IA a. M
EsS5ssay rm%s w. s %sm her Henry f ha
Funeral seSess suRSSy snunT 81 at near av
CANNING-suddenly Of pneumonia. Wilmington, Del.
on the 18th inst Reginald Canning aged A years. son
ns late @ s. re:aenes No.
ave- wilmington 3 p m. Monday the 2lst insi.
Ras:ns a. q" Of '1Ssf Dr. long
Funeral from her late residence in Greenwich on Monday
cortlandi Drake son OF the late James W Drake Of
Funeral services will hld Grace Church. Broad and
Walnut SITS. Newark, ~ j. on TUESDAY January -
rn te 1s1 at Mendham n J.
Ann Fredeaieks nee Van Ness ssd Of her
Relative. and friends OF the family respectfully in
ed to attend the snf'al a Wes 2hs %s on MoSsay
scries az Reformed Church pompton Plains j.
uAnpEN-On saturday. January 49, Maud Busch wife
OF Crowel MADDEN. jr.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HAnnI P,sP on s u I ss5s 49, % IL
Notice 5ss 't II funeral yss1 al 6 Ss' aSs
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Funeri services % SUNDAY at p M at her late resi-
,nterment at Woohiawn. Monday
TFds} @STeF JpTH SS1 49, 1898 LYDIA
Funeral services at her late residence 29
r n Hoag at Orange. y. J.. on January IS
fa a2s o ssrSe' on msntay January O'clock
CARRIAGES WI w meet the arrival Of e 'O''0 "a'"
Intement private.
5y xs Sf 1scsS HoSma"n in the
RELATIVES AMI friends ny,i to attend funeral ser
H. EGsS,1 L%gssn 6 81 s ror J G%Srsn
Special tain q woodawn Cemetery leaves
uai depot Harlem Division at 2:l0 p m.
please om, flowers
JONES suddenly his residence Iil West a7,h-st'
Notice funeral hereafter
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Funeral services will he held Monday. January q.
1875. II 30 o'clock a al Trinity Church Eliza
special train will leave Liberty Central r.
u y. J.. at lo:i5 i. m. returning Immediately after
M!DGLEY-ln BroosIyn. Januar, TO- Sarah M widow OF
benjamin ;. Midsiey On, ,., -
's Monday 2lst inst st at at ' p NJ ''''''
taa 1 n v' cons s SET iea G 81 s
Funeral services his lat, residence Montyie. Conn.
Train leaving NeS,Yor at 10 connects q, New
London for Monrvilie.
PAoE0" sg!ssy JS1us 49, s2 Ge9.se E 4 Pass
i iSe 18Th year S OF his age my AT
Funeral at Rochester n H.. January 81 1885, at p m.
.Sas ros sss''.' the "a Of s
Funera iron, hu late Monday morning January
KINDLY omit nowcr,
REHIM White Plains Psday Jsnqa ,, IS iseS v Mrs. s.
the Of Lavey Strand. County cavan. Ireland aged
Funeral s.. John, Church White Plains Mon
In,ermsn, In family plot in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
! White Plains
is Hcksst. nrSokyn 4. Y. John Poole Role. aged
The funeral services which his friends invited to at
ena VIII be held on Mo%day Er: JSG%S'y H ~ at hapA'
Sriay January 10 Miss Julia c wasenen
Notice u funeral hereafter.
The yes.ry of the Church OF the AnHuncs!lon as;
o the funeral OF their late friend
and colleague the Honorable George Shea on Friday.
" 4s sy he i d %aR c s " he saroa ell
Deeply Gep9af ns ad c SyfHt T h ma S'fa US
p sS'4 s 2e sna or 81 aeee e sa h a an r
es'ed and loving aachmnt 70 tns ChaGh 81 %hrh ne
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which he had for years Lse been p@rishoner and
Nestry
Ne SADLY recognize that In this anllction
other the few remaining connections with the earlier
Years or Parish severed The mCagang for
chief Justice Shea particularly recalls the reh.mbtance u
our nrs' Rector Reverend Doctor Samuel SeahLty and
Of the constant friendship between them and s,so that OF
the venerable Floyd Smith. sometime senior Warden.
" whose family colleague was. by his marriage a
member.
OF inability to express all that the
occasion suggests but desire to place record
our anec0nate grateful regard for our departed
friend and conviction that IN the decease of chief
Justice a loss has been sustained not only by our
selves hut all whose knowledge of him made them
takers ~ brightness which was dfusel from his
kindly genial heart In social Intercourse, whose love
OF art 81 good and all sound learning enabled
them appreciate his NATURAL and cultured and the
wisdom his wt-sorcd u;rd: and whose loyalty the
disposed them realize the true worth OF his
exalted faith generous devotion her best
VIM. J. sEABURY. Rector
HENRY g. WIsNER Clerk
Lafayette Post. No. 40 G.. A. r.
invited attend funeral ~
late cornrsde Henry Randall. his late residence
4.6 I.ewis-ave Brooklyn. sunday p. M.
HENRY II. ADAMS. Commander