New-York tribune., 1904-09-04


BROwN-Entered into rest. at Eas, Charleuont Mas.
Tuesday august so 1soi Eiza5eth Whitney HroTa
EIza Ballard Brown Tor many yeurs teacher IN
Fu24ic sa2a No. Az East SIth-sf' Funeral services
day. September 8, az $50 ?.
CoLE-sgdtenIy on Saturday; September 1904 after
ward r Cole. Funeral services late RESIDENCE
I o'clock ?. m.
c5Ss 51 s GTossoo. s ;; Nv R5- On September g 1g94 o.
late Origen g. and Caso!ins Cove Crane. Nsw-EngaEd
papers please copy.
cVal1II2'Gs-s55sa 7= at Ban Northwest TsErtsory
Assocltqn in the 5SJh year OF his Funeral ser
ave and slst-st. Sunday at ,. H. IntermeRt al
GIREET-tt Easthanpton, Long Island, September .,
Julia 41aea Gilbert aged a Funeral service resi-
OHIO papers please copy.
GREENE-suddenIy at Newport on August 81 Mar
glret NJ E7qaisy VIE OF et Charles Charles a Ggee4e % SUM
H. l.. On Monday, September ), at 1880 a.
JEEs1N-Ia P5uf-st, Conn. September . Charles e
Jepsoa. Burial i-am Christ Memorial Church Mon
FoLLocE-At Glen Ridge. y J. on Saturday, Sep
yeae3er B. lee4 Aexander R Po,l9ez IN rhe e6th year
- ia-seToo'i-aye. suntay SEPTEMBER 4 1904. upon
InterIeac private
TUco-As seabrtght, y J. on September : 1909, Dr.,
vices win be held in All souls Church. Fourtha and
Teass omit a5srs IaSea5sHt DriJate -'''' L.
MINUTE ADOPTED BY THE NEW YORK LIFE IN
SJRANCE COMPANY ON THE DEATH OF VICE
PI,Esl luL-NT HENRY TUCK. NJ. D
Dr. Henry Tuck. Vice-PresIieuc of the company ana
Oldest In point OF service. died Seabright
y. j.. on September "a, 1904. after long Illness
pr spent nearly his whole professional
lie insurance. and his Judgment in all matters
which he gave special attention was implicitly relied
urar sei-- at fault.
Lorl in Barnstabie. Mass. in 1s4s. he received
classical education the Boston Latin School ana at
Harvard Uaiversi-y graduating in Class OF 1858.
acting Assistant surgeon Army such saw
service during closing months OF the Civil Hs
CCI-ge ~ Physicians surgeons OF this city ana
after spending in General Hospital IN Vienna
Austria, Lee began practice In Boston in 1861 After
vaar. general practice during which time he became
member II principal medical societies OF Boston.
physicians OF the Massachusetts, General Hospital.
and served medical examiner and medical referee FOR
three companies. he
director of the New York Life Insurance. Company
became the company 1878. medical
ii~ector 1SS3 second vcepresident wear
and senior veepre on the election OF NJ Beers 70
has been ! directing the Home Once both
Eiven to the company the best service OF traina9
mind experience and whoIehearted 70
Persaily Dr. Tuck endeared himself 10 his associates,
by tlukne4s OF sincerity OF speech. his
fenduess TO every one who served the company Look
iuE back upon such lie upon labors and
cesses bid friend md associate the
feeling that he fully merits the encouium Well done
good and faithful servant -
DARWIN P. KINGSLEY, Chairman.
THOMAS P. FOWLER,
AUGUSTUS C. PAINE.
JAMES STILLMAN.
ALEXANDER =. ORR,
NORMAN Is. REAM,
CLARENCE MACEAY.
Executive COMMITTEES.
YOUNG-At Bordeatown, N J., Thursday September
/. Bethea A. Young, wife OF Or. Irene d. Young and
at Christ Church. Bordentowu on Monday. September
). at p. N.