New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-14
DIED.

pOUBLEDAY-october H. 1895. Charles D. Doubleday.
Funeral ssF.ss: 2. HI: late hOs No. Spencer
pea m. DeNai'-aSe' BROOKLYN f''''' OCTOBER 49,
EbMoNsroNnEnt.red into rest. at Mon'clair. ~ J.. %
Funers On Friday at $50 D. m from his lat. residence
No.72 North Fullerton ave.
f b. wv %s'i Z" p !" f''H from D''''A'
F9E h., "Wednesday October i? Thomas Foley aged
Funeral from hs OF Msss 2.s
Brooklyn. Friday. October il. at go
FRIcK E weapssday october p Conrad Fricss, ST.
f1asral services on Saturday evening o'clock ct NO
Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
FURMANTsuddenly at saranac Lake: october 49, 1885,
Jonn C. rurman in the teth year OF his age
y. Y. on saturday. October 10. 1915 a. m.
Carriages will be in waiting West Chester station to
meet the s;i5 train from Harlem River.
oEpNEY.on "Wednesday. October H. Kate Remsen Ged-
The ey Is IN ns s5s DS a. her as family are r..py
SSsa attend ne EG% her late
O'Clock
GREENwooD-At New Rochelle. October IL, 1905. at
b. residence Of his dausnsr Mrs Henry Jans'
FI1ersl services WI be held at Trinity Church New.
1906 train from New-York.
HALE-At St. L.uke,s Hospital. october ~, Captain
r Josrnh Hale , 81 y s Infantry , p.,,
SATURDAY he I'll 18th fr ns' 'mu'' A'''''
bersst.. New-York side. a, ?.
HAND-At Honesdaie Penn. Thursday. October 49, 1904
IN the "st wear ~ her age Mrs catharne C. Hand
Funeral at Honesdale. saturday afternoon. at O'clock
HoADLEY-october - Isss at Englewood. y. J.. Eta
beth Crannel, widow II David Hoadley. in her sotb
Funeral services Friday. October a. II O'clock At her
late residence.
=, formerly o. New York. GO years old;
Burial at Woodlawn on Saturday October Is. at 2sso
p. m.
KING-At Monis,own. n J.. wednesday. October H.
lsss. Caroline H King; widow OF Joseph H. Kns and
Ing n Y
LV ,9,. VIZ Ens;a: Conn October p 1898 g, h.:r
Lusk. OF Enfield. in her s9th year
Il e. bis S tn. Ia yss 81
tional Church, Greenwich, on Friday at 3 ?; M
o'clock train from the Grand Central Depot,
Fourth Na'eaa Bank hed 6eioSer is5 isos III. fol-
loving minute wa @ adSpea National Rank ar.
confronted with the sad duty q recording the death OF one
For twenty-six years Mr. Mead has active
and an efficient director among u.s. and by his death M;
friends Familiar with financial and commercial Affairs
in all their various branches brought councils
a clear intellect guided by broad experience and sus-
tanned by exalted standard OF morality .r.,..
As cItire' be took lively interest IN public AFFAIRS
directing his efforts at all times in the channels q com
Enterprise s AMI sGeS ,ss5 him IN IN.
trials OF manhood confidence realize in
%ps OF M s TO aSs ss of hts
Those who remain charged with the safeguarding
desnies Of this Bank lngcr sadly before utsrins
the long farewell TO colleague, companion and friend
Frederick Meal
Resolved, That this minute be noted in ful upon our
records published newspapers. and that copy
thereof properly engrossd he forwarded the family OF
the deceased JAMES q. CANNON Secretary.
ONEGLI>-At her residence No go West l32dst. New
York city, Elizabeth Looman, beloved wife Of Nicholas
O'Neill.
Relatives and friends requested 70 attend her funeral
Friday i4th solemn requiem mass at Church OF
Annuncision. 3ist-st. and Old Broadway. at $50 a. m
WEBSTER-On Wednesday. October IL. 1898. Thomas,
infant Of Thomas and Lille ID. Webster. aged .
weeks and days.
residence OF his parents. on Friday.
october a. 1898. at o'clock.