New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-19

RfAN-On November 10. at her late residence. No. 80
East 84'h-s Pamela Dean in The SSH year o. her
1e6sr To- at 1880 a. m BgTa s No
family.
DoyG 5 FRIDAY November IS TIE Mission
tce of funeral hereafter,
FERGUsON-on Wednesday, at Niagara FAILS. William,
FersIsoT SON 81 Josephine F. Ferguson and the late
Saturday afternoon at Church Ascension Pittsburg
GETTY-At her residence No, 20 Cedar Place. Workers.
9ES1h EtS' Me OF > Emmet Geit IN the 69th year
12nkr s On i1 Monaay afSF ro at oef
aegee. 70 957 West 7is!zst Mary + Craig CHING.
Mr.. LOUIS Henes, aged s.. beloved father OF Edwin
:I 81. TdF- FInTaI serEGes az MS late residence
Monday morning.
Der I! 4, at No 400 DsGatus-s Henry
his a{@ rss.snce Saturday afteTnon al 80 and from
day morning II o'clock.
MAsrERs-At New Orleans. La; November 1s 1904. IN
Rev, Francis r. Masters. D. d.
so6@ Benton Morbid Hnso4 Noys G ud 1s
NynaTd Manay Noye6er n on Arrival Of I tS M
leaving 2ad-s:, Erie Railroad, ITO ?. n
MoEIs- so T bur 52r Norsm5eF 4 at 90 Pros
year Funeral private
NEwToN---At south orange. y. j.. suddenly, No
William Newton in the 69th year OF her Notice Of
funeral hereafter
NoRCROss-At her residence. 80 West 76th-st. Eliza
4f'h masofaG EsTsToss %aoW Of the as George
TRANSFORMATION. on Saturday November 49, at 1880
sgl Rsr F6ss:s Of N5uo %Gv' e. FuS.as
service on Monday NoysmneF ~ a, ? 80 o'clock 2 M
Passac-st. Hackensack. y. J. Interment at Eacken-
"a '@ a'.aas ss522
saturday evening. November 10 at O'Clock.
sA An, saqsatqeI Conn on Friday November IS
William II. and Emily F; saxton- Funeral services Mil
S5a 1Idi'1' % " '"'" '0' '''''a 'e'-''''
sPELLMAN-
special meeting of the Board of Managers % the
YORK. held on Friday November IS 5o4 the following
A55sr -s.iys 4Ed useful re, John Il sPslmaa
Tee and noticed his strong and rugged frame and the
sudlsnness Of his away and broush5
Horn on farm without the advantages OF education
ago; he Left when boy the home circle aad
Titi5r 5sniros the battle o, life stsrtia as clerk
he proceeded by natural and necessary to reach In
" [y asg5al ana necessary steps because NTH
religious convictions II was inevitable hul that with time
position Of influence and 0; standing in his sphere
-. the CONNER ial world.
is especially and zeal for
Cr;t.an CniIrr. have thts
10 m No ie pairing Of
time ability,
ur5ucte the welfare OF the orphan ctliren
iums than Spelman. And his course Is
run mat which viii longest the memory Of
those who knew and liked him. the
those whose knowledge him VIII -
his good deeds and untrus work IA The cause or tie
orphan.
1T Is because OF this fact that has been deemed
proper trat who have been associated with hHi as
Managers ~ the Orphan Asylum should hear mis- es'l
mony TO worth ard usefulness. In Committee as
Senlhlcl. therefore, be Il
Resolved That In 81 his worth and work thls
be- inscribed in the Records Asylum and
that copy thereof suitably eEsrcssed q hts be
reavei daughter and that the Of Managers In
body attend funeral
N' JOIN N FARLEY Archbishop President
FORBES ] HENNESSY. Secretary.
sUTTON-At West Islip, Long Island. Helen Eemsen
sutton wife Of Woodruff Sutton daughter Of Nh
and Mrs PhGliN ReInson. Friday. November Is
Funeral VIII be held Church, Babylon
Long Island Monday, November Il. 10 O'Clock
Carriage VIII meet tretn leaving 94th- 80 M
Intermeut private. Please omit flowers.
TOMPKINS-At Ossinng y. Y. November l6, 1904
Sar.uel i. Tompkins in the S5th year OF his age
Funeral services on Saturday. November 10 at $50
O'Clock from his late residence Highland
ave Ossining. Burial private.