The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-25
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.-GENERAL bOCIkTI o. AkCHANlC3 AND
TnApEsnKS-Brothen' You are requested to at
tend the funeral services Of our late brother Abra-
ham A. Andruss. at the residence Of his son. 70
West 91st st.. at . P. N. to-day.
WILLIAM s~ToNEBAcK. President
ROBERT CHRISTIE, Jr. Acting Secretary.
JULIE AT East Orange. \. J.. on Thursday. Juno
"a, Vicente Maria Julbe, in the ESD year Of his
age, beloved father Of vincent N. Jr. Emma. and
the late Julio Juan lube.
Interment in Greenwood. Funeral services ~ Brick
Church. June sc. At Q: 80 A. N. Please omit dow
ors- Carriages will await arrival Of $50 train
from New York.
day. June rs. James Truesdsl Kilbreth. In the
9th year Of his ago.
Funeral services will be hold NJ st. Andrews Dune
Church, Southampton. on Saturday. June 10. ~
noon.
At q special meeting OF the Board OF Governors OF
the Customs Brokers and Clerks Association. held
on tho 94th day OF June. 1897, the following pre-
ambles and resolutions wero adopted
whereas, We have heard with the utmost regret
and SORROW OF the death OF our esteemed and b.
loved Collector. ami
whereas. In the demise OF the Hon James T. XII
breth. Collector Of the Port Of New York. not only
his family. but the community has suffered . great
bereavement. and
whereas, Tho late Collector. by his genial and prao
tHGbuO O"bfu ~ " "tth "hon ~
came in contact, became Q general favorite. and
whereas. In his benign and fa4herly treatment OF tho
Customs brokers and their clerks he was more an
adviser and leader than the stern onioial, there
fore, DO 10
Resolved. That tho Customs Brokers and Clerks
Association deeply doplore the fact that they are
deprived Of the wise counseh and solid advice Of
that sterling leader of men.
Resolved. That We extend our heartiest sympathieO
to the bereAved wife and family in their irrepar-
able loss.
Resolved. That . committee Of ton DO appointed TO
represent this association at the funeral o~bsequies
OF our departed friend. and these resolutions pub
lished in the daily newspaper and . copy. duly
engrossed. transmitted to his family.
CHAs. 8. DRvoY. President
=. WILLIAM aERTZEN. Secretary.
WIN. II. sTINER.
JOS. W. MASTERS, }Committss.
HARRY ROBINSON
mcATAMNEY.-on Wednesday, June 30. John. the
beloved husband OF Eliza McAtamney.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence. lp9 East 18th st. on Saturday. Juno 20,
at $50 A. NJ. thence to the Church OF Our Lady OF
Mount Carmel. 10th st.. bet. lst and Pleasant
avs, where q solemn requiem mas will be offered
for the repose OF his soul. Tho members of tho
New York Catholic Club arc respectfully invited
to attend.
AT Glen Cove, l.. l., on Juno 2e. 1907,
Julia G. Prince. widow OF Christopher Prince. Jr.
and daughter Of the late James Dickson.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral services from her late residence at Glen
Cove. l.. l.. on Friday. June 40. on the arrival OF
the II O'Clock train from Long Island City. In,
terment at convenience OF family.
sTRONG.-At s~trAtford, Conn. June "a. 1897, VII
liam strong, In tho s2d year OF his age.
Funeral will take place at the Congregations
Church. %strAtford. on Saturday. June go. at 8 p
n. Carriages will meet. at Bridgeport. the l,os
train from New York.
WARMER. Al Roslyn, L. l.. on Tuesday. June es
Samuel Adams Warner.
Funeral services will be held at his late residence
10 East 40th st., New York city. on Friday, Jun,
2b, at 10 A. N.