New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

Notice of funeral hereafter.
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Deeember Q. at o'clock
Portland Caie-S papers please copy.
covkENDALL,,-co -coyyksnaen Sarah o. widow Of Ell.
Titus; Titus s,I.a in her SD s.SC yeaT :, v-,..
Rutherfurd Place and 15th-st-
Barnard and %dO% Of fi9sa issac
F@3ss ssE1oss her @ ae4 West 2d
Interment al Hudson. n. Y.
EpsALLz-At Goshen N. Y. on Thursday. December 90
EdsaIl in 6er SD year ar Hs i@'e benjamin and Mary
M6das S nsd at no a5 Goshen T.
EvANsmAt Saratoga, " Y. Thursday. December 20.
FUNERAL services viii Be held from ths resSenns " u
Nostrand aves. Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon at a'
Interment n Greenwood Monday
Ms1t 5s5. Ma long sb 1sgDss hs5
the late Griffith W. and Mary j. Griffith.
Interment Woodlawn
1t is earnestly requested that flowers be sent
GRoss-on Wednesday. December 49, at his residence
No 100 East 17th-s j. Louis Gross the late
chureh in University Place 1Oh-st on Saturn
Cay $50 m.
IvEs-on December 90 at Quaker HILL putchess County
N y; Mrs Florence Carpenter Ives.
1nterrnent Homer. N Y
,Am5 ThgTsday Ss %oEpng Dessmb.
Funeral services at No sos Lexington-ave. Nsvyork
Sunday, December 2s. at 10 a. m i''N'
MEYER-ou Wednesday morning 18th inst at his resi-
dsnee No IS West alst-st,. F. W. Meyer in the ssd
Please omit flowers. '-e a. - CLOCK
Widow on IN s ins sfs ssh ss5 sea Of her ase Harriet NOOod
Funeral private ~ l.
TAPPAM-suddsnly on December 20. Juliana Aspinwan
p M Sunday i' in Bsive near Newsurx
Burial at noon. Monday Greenwood Cemetery Brook
wAbAcon Ab1:A z. Friday Dssember 81 1900 after short
Francis D. and Margaret c Wallace. OF the late
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'he Following minute was unanimously adopted: S'
RESOLUTION
We mourn the death OF Mr. Hugo wsssndonck - a..
loved T E on MOI we most highly esteemed and dearly
suTSpcs Company and its president thirtysevea yea
ton bade him on aecount a esupSous s sense Of Obga
NAMED to the last the eompanys faithful adviser on he
To the wen probty OF his character his ca-a,,
ereumspecton and foresight his unseinsh dsvos5 ~
seryatiye prncnIss aus aSnsrenee 70 upright and
oeIaugable zeal and energy the growth and
prosperity or this institution largely attributa-
Die. and Its polcyholders OF
the safety OF their interests. iN'
II seems ht recall remembrance the early years
OF the company when in the face OF trying times
caused by the civil War only the undauned perseverance
and sanguine. cheerful devotion his work besides
his @ a5a @ o S5 ea as o
enterprise from small beginnings such signal
He was good citizen in The best of the term
animated by the sneeres patriotism and active public
spirit always ready serve the common
fare the best his ability.
To who enjoyed the privilege OF working with him
ne was not only respected chief
always be followed with the absolute confidence which ais
high integrity and wisdom inspired but endeared
70 US by the goodness o. his heart and the
sympathies. and also by unfagging genialry and
cheerfulness OF temper which. wherever he
atmosphere OF good feeling and happiness him
To his surviving family offer sincereSt and
warmest coincidence In their bereavement the
that shall always cherish his memory with
the sfeetonate veneTatOn.
CORNELIUS DoREMUS. President.
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