The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-05-19
DIED.

BOAK.-on Thursday. May 1s, after a short Ill.
ness. Henry Boak. aged 7e years.
Funeral services at his late residence, 42a East 41st
ST.. Saturday. May 20, at 3 p. NJ. Intermen at
convenience Of family. Orange county papers
please copy.
CAMPBELL.-on May 1e. at her residence. 500
Putnam av.. Brooklyn. Mary E. A. Campbell,
beloved wife Of Maurice A. Campbell.
Funeral services at Church of 81. Francis de Sales,
Brooklyn. at 10 O'Clock Friday. May 10.
CRAIG.-At Tenahy. n. j.. Joseph ". Craig.
Funera! services at Tenahv Presbyterian Church 4
p. NJ. Friday. Friends take trains leaving foot
Chambers at. on Northern Railroad Of New Yer.
sey at 2 80 and 80 p. II.
FLOWER.-At q meeting Of the Board OF Directors
OF the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. held on
Wednesday. May II. 1899. the following resolu-
ton was. on motion of Mr.. Henry seibert. unani-
mously adopted:
Resolv.d. That In aHectionate remembrance there
be inscribed In the minutes OF the company the
sense OF official and personal loss which this
board feels in the death OF Roswell P. Flower.
II was TO his clear foresight and correct instinct
that the formation of this company was due, and
to his wise and liberal counsel is attributable q
very largo measure Of its unusual success. As
one OF the voting trustees and as 4 large holder
Of the company's securities. he gave earnest and
Intelligent thought to the company's policy aud
management. To him the growth and develop.
ment of this great enterprise were not morely Q
business opportunity-thero was beyond all
selfish consideration the broad desire and aim TO
have the company become a factor and instru.
ment in the growth and enrichment Of q great
city. That he was able. before death, to see the
realization Of this hope. and within four years
from his hrst connection with railroad properties
In Brooklyn could know that his confidence had
not been misplaced or his business judgment
mistaken. is a special cause for qualification to
US. who knew how deep and earnest his interest
was.
We feel his loss as that of a loyal friend in whom
there was no impulse except what Was good and
generous. and in association with whom there
was always . stimulus to high ideals and enthusi.
astic effort. His sympathy. his courage, his
straightforwardness and his integrity marked the
fulness of his character anc indicated the scope
OF It's influence. His life was one Of conspicu.
ously honorable attachments and great useful
ness. and We who cherish the recollection Of
close association with him In ono Of his business
interests can ofier no greater tribute to his mem
Oily than to let the influence of that life and char.
acter always guide the spirit OF this company's
management. r. s. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
BROOKLYN. May II. 1890.
FRANCOiS.-On May II. at his residence. 24s
Webster av.. Jersey City Heights. Edward Fran
co.'s. aged 40 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
0OULD.-Suddenly. on the 18th inst, Alexander
Paxton Gould. in his 49th year.
Funeral services at his late residence, I2A Han.
cock ST.. Brooklyn. on Friday evening. at 8 so
O'Clock. Interment private.
JONES.-suddenly. in this city. May IT. william
A.. Jones.
Services at st. Andrews Church. Harlem. Friday,
May 10. at l o'clock. lntermcnt at convenience
of family. Please send no flowers.
S.-At his residence. Io3 West 74th
at. John Edward KauRhrAn.
Solemn mass OF requiem on Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the Church Of the Blessed sacra
ment. West 7lst st. and Broadway. Intermont
at the convenience OF family. Omit flowers.
LOOMIS.-On Wednesday night. May II, Edward
?. LOOMS. in the 0lst year OF his age.
Funeral services at his late residence. 323 Greene
av. Brooklyn. on sunday. the 2Ist, at 23o P.
NJ. Hartford papers please copy.
SCHAAD.-Arthur. only beloved son OF Mathew
and Catherine schNad. aged 8 years. $ months
and 4 days.
FunciAl ,prlvatc) from the residence Of his parents.
100 Kent St. Brooklyn. on Friday, May ~, 1892.
at II A. NJ.
STRAUCB.-At her residence. 352 West 18th ST..
on Thursday. May IL. Margaret Henderson
strauch. beloved wife of Peter d. Strauch.
Funeral services Saturday. May 20. At II O'Clock.
Interment at the convenience OF the family
Kindly omit flowers.
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