New-York tribune., 1895-10-18
DIED.

AIIEN-suddenly at East Orange " j. October 49, 1894
skinkle wife Of Frank b Allen and only eh'' VI
Fnsra services viii be held at her home, AT Will
iam-st.. East Orange. n j. on Friday oc'o'e' &C. -
BAcHEIpER on x.I THURSDAY s October "
s.idsncs g his ON rs 6r 6cobsr sra1s ia
Interment at Gardner Me
M oOMFIEI D-Eleanor Van Mater eldest daughter %
late William d Sna IsH1ane sy aas esaene No. Is West
i3lst-st on Friday. at II 80 a m.
Trns. Merritt Gh w1s o the late Julian os
Davidson, sdes, daughter OF the late Edward Asr-
Funeral from Grace Church. Nyack-on-t Hudson FRI
r1a October S SSs.rn ls at adsS & SwJr foot
OF 2sd-st., at s:25 and foot Of chambers-sI
carriage. a ssS , VIII be IN Nyack depot.
Return train leaves at 6;iS
puNNING-on THURSDAY oc,ober H. at his resdsnse enc NO
81 West 3sth-st. Benjamin F. Dunnns IN the 'th year
Notice Ot sS Of as funeral hereafter.
KETCBAM-In Brooklyn. October II. 1895 Ed~y n
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KNIGHT-At Easthampton Mass, October l6. isso Hon
rdnsrsI MSTalG at g: Snses SeIsek fsday' fssi 20
MLENATHEN-wed mornins oetoos, le iS1''
Martha Francis daughter OF W. H. McLenatnen' M ~
No. I0l Divison-aye, Brooklyn
Funeral private
TERRY-At Patchogue. l'th INST brewster Terry aseo
Funeral services at house Saturday p.
THOMPsON-On Wednesday. october 10. David Gardiner
Funeral services be held at No II West Sd,hs N
Friday october Is. at 10 O'Clock a. m
UPHAM-At mis- residence a West 35h-s,.. Thursday
The funeral services held his late residence On
Sunday afternoon. az i3O
New England papers please copy
wAINwRIGHT-on Thursday. October IL, at his rest
dence. No % East 2sth-st William p Wainwright. ia
Funeral sns al" services sSf Will be held Church Of tn.
Heavenly Rest 5ih-ave and 4oth-st Saturday OCTOBER
Internent at Rhnebcck. n. Y
Aany E is5 D. T. WashSun Of
Houghton Mich.
At meeting Of the Faculty and Instructors Of the
1855 the following minute adopted; n-.,.....
death George b Ns~e9m6 ph d. Pref Pp9teiso. ss
sustained loss that both grievous and lasting AS Az
pressed by his modest genemanly bearns ms ehnea
scholarship and his earnest devotion 70 ms
when necdfu with determination and manliness- En-
devoted to the work intrused him in the lecture.
and outside Sf M ,He me Of the college The
students fully recognized his self-sacrifce They were
Rsg sy n wh a his os in their they
regarded him a sure and faithful guide and friend
,choar ana each S ms the Faculty
Resolve and Instructor, 10 Of ssc..,ss the Cc,
family their heartfelt sympathy. that they attend HE
funeral IN bs e0ay sm na to Ha the Board OF trustees and to
the ss 'SRs press 80 '"f '4''''' ,...- =,
the College OF the City OF New-York the following resou-
tions adopted: , r,..- 4, III.
love and wisdom e call to Himself our beloved
Whereas The students OF the College Of the City Of
New-york have, In his death lost one OF their most
valued friends whose work in the department Of
Philosophy has commanded the admiration ana respees
OF all. be II -. ......
Resolved That while humbly submitting TO the decree
Of Almighty yn GSS our sss Ss as and easns our most
sympathy his bereavsd relatives and friends and %
1t further ,.- l.. .... a..
his family the faculty of the college. the Bolrd OF Irus-
tees and Alumni Association, and that they -
placed among the records OF the college.
For the Students.
FRED NJ. DEARBORN, CHARLES SlNpt.LAN
rpED sCHWED T. b. VERMILYA,
liEf,Fr1 COMPTON JAMES T. A. LEE.
NAN +. ARNSTEIN HAROLD PEYS IR,
CIO u DORIANp AUGUST c. STROBEL,
ARTHUR J. RIDLEY, JEROME ALEAANprsh