The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-12
III ED.

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| HITCHCOCK Entered into rest at her residence.
~ West 93d ST.. Cassie d. beloved wife OF
William Hitchcock In her Goth year
| Funeral services at Christ Church, broadway,
corner list ST. at 10 clock on Tuesday. May IL,
1908. Interment private.
| HoNEs-on Monday. May II, 1908. Thomas h.
| Homes. aged 81 years.
| Funeral services al his late residence, II East
s7th ST.. on Tuesday. May IL. 1908, at O'Clock
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| ROWLAND. Suddenly. Of heart failure. Gardiner
Greene Rowland on Saturday. May Q. al his
| residence. 81 East asth 81.
Funeral from his late residence Tuesday morning,
at 10 o'clock.
HUGHES.-On Sunday, May 10. James Christie
Hughes. in the Goth year OF his age.
Funeral service at his late residence, SO Clsr
mont av., brooklyn. Tuesday. May IL, 8 p. NJ
Friends and relatives are cordially invited
JoNES-on Saturday. May 0. at Mount Kisco
N. V, Elizabeth Alice, wife OF Llewellyn Jones,
d. D., Bishop Of Newfoundland and Bemuda
md daughter OF the late Sir Adams G. Arch-
bald, X. c. NJ. G., Lieutenant Governor of Nova
Scotia.
Funeral services will be held at st. Marks Church.
Mount Kisco. Tuesday. the 18th inst. on tho
arrival Of the 500 train from the Grand Central
Station.
LYNDE-Aucusta Harper Lynde. daughter Of tn.
Charles r. Lyndc.
Funeral private. 1nterment at Princeton, y. J.
STBARNs.-on Saturday. May Q. at Elizabeth.
NJ j., Margaret Currie. widow OF John o.
Stearns. in her SD year.
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon. May
IL. at O'Clock. at ST. Johns Church, Eliza.
beth. N. J.
WILLIAMSON Thursday. May 7. 1908. George
Gilbert Williams.
1T M
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE CHEMICAL NA-
TIoNAL BANK OF NEW YORK. held May II, 1911.
We record with profound sorrow the death OF
our honorcd President GEORGE G. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. Williams has been one OF the most dlsin-
guished. useful and successful figures In tN'
commercial and financial life OF our city for
the past thirty years. and his term OF service
in this Institution covers period OF moro than
sixty -one years. which has been marked by
the closest application. greatest energy and
answering fidelity to Its interests. His bust
ness career has extended over period OF the
nations life which has been notable for Its
many and violent changes In public and imam
cial policy. and which from time TO time have
brought In their train unsettled conditions
to the general financial an d commercial world.
In all these crises, tho strong individuality.
clear -siRhtedness and high principle OF our
tepart ID associate have been invaluable, no.
only as the President Of the Board Of Directors
OF this Institution. but In public council as well
HIS Judgment. poise and breadth OF view at
such times have been tower OF strength to
those with whom he has been called In counsel.
and when the NAT OF his approval was placed
upon any action taken It was always felt that
the highest opinion and judgment had been
invoked
Nr, Wiliams's long and distinguished service In
various capacities and on many committees In
connection with the life and work OF tho New
York Clearing House Assoca ton has been OF
such character that those to whom his mem.
DRY Is dear have much reason TO DO proud
Almost. II not quite. the last OF that strong and
able circle OF flnanciers who have done SO much
to build up that great org anizatlon. his counsel
and direction will be greatly missed. In times
of imitation he was conservative and safe In
times Of financial stress. calm and strong: he
was the best typo Of the high minded COM
mcrcial banker.
II 1. with especial feeling that tho members Of
this board pay tribute to the rare personal
qualities Of our deceased friend and associate.
To those who were privileged TO sustain tho
close relationship Of day-to day contact with
him, his strong Christian faith, lofty pr!n,
cipe, rigid integrity and pronounced sense os
Justice will long be remembered as the prom'
nent and distinguishing features OF his chAlac'
ter He was. moreover. man OF exceeding
refinement OF nature. purity OF mho ana
courteous demeanor: and always polIe ana
considerable to those with whom he came IN
contact 1t Is matter of wonder thas
he was beloved and respected universally eho
sincerely. These qualities OF mind ana hea''
created an atmosph about him Whlch "es
felt throughout the institution. and ooh,r'ou'.'
in large measure to the reputation and s'aho'
ing which this bank has always enjoyed 10
marked degree. -.
The public and business life OF Mr.. Williams o'2
not, however, express all OF the oesuiy ana
richness Of his nature. His home lie was re.
variable for It's atmosphere OF nlial love anu
devotion, unselnsh spirit and perfect harmon,
He was an ideal husband and fathef N e'e''
sense and particular
Such was the man whom we mourn and "hose
services and presence We shall miss ana "noSs
memory we shall ever hold In venerat'on a"a
respect: therefore DO II
Resolced, That this Memorial be inscHoeo upon
the Minute Book OF the bank and tha' an eu'
crossed copy thereof be presented 10 'he oe'
reaved family. with the ASSURANCE OF our ''e'
est sympathy.
BY order OF the Board.
FRANCIS HALPIN. Secretary
FrnuJ-, AND cAsuALrY COMPANY. At :
special meeting OF directors OF the flae.".
and Casualty Company. Monday. May H. Wv
following minute was adopted;
Mr.. George G. Williams served this compsu,
As director from Its organization. '"en,
four years ago. During this long pe3'oo ~
was always attentive. always JUST. ANS!
appreciativc, always modest always courteous
and always kind. ,,
Mr.. Wiliams's experience was great. h's l'sS
ment sound, his reputation national. ~.
work In his own line is well known ne oo"
troicd. for third OF a century, p"Hh.
Institution that very notable throuh"''
the land. on lines that were absou'eS ''''
servatvc. .,
One stlnguished by such qualities. and OF 81,
standing. could not fail 10 be very use'-' -
this company. ,,,
His death Is a cause for sorrow. but the exam
he has left OF broad. true. generous QUIZ
useful life Is legacy in which W" mus, fe'uai
We extend sympathy 10 his family Inv -,
ties that cndcarcd Mr.. Williams 70 w ".
have made his home life gracious to urs
We direct the officers to record TINS MINI
and to transmit a copy suitably ens'oS'
10 Mrs. Williams
ROBERT J. HILLAS. Secretary
WILSoN-N Mount Vernon. y. y, Mon"'''
May H. william NJ Wilson ,
Funeral from the i'lrS' BAPTIST ChrTcn, 'w
Vernon on Wednesday, 18th Inst al
I'M
WORKMAN On SUNDAY. May n, i1'''
Corner. ~ j.. Z. jennie WORKMAN -.
Funeral services at the Presbyterian On
Tuesday, MAJ -. at iso. Trains leave
York p.io for Lyons station. Psssee o.