New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-20
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Died.
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Baker. Clara B. Huss George J.
Cozzens Charles L. Morford Anthony D.
DousheFty. Rev James J. small Martha J.
Genes asn!. T Ioais nG% msIsn Charles
Hunt. John T. Zimmerman. Susan B.
6 9 ssd Baker a. f AGED d p 70 m3s
ave. on Tuesday. November %. IL
BTRLdNGIAt Purchase n Y, on SATURDAY.. November
BurIing. in the 19!h of his age Funeral services
from his late residence Purchase, N Y. on Tuesday.
At White Plans arrival OF train leaving Grand
66 his 5sSsncs 5S 4 ]
Johns Episcopal Church. Yonkers. Tuesday after
DAMRosCH-At residence, November 1s. 1904 her
,Ssh year Helene Won Helm -Damrosch %dSw OF
lawn. Sunday. November 20 at p. m.
The chorus Of the oratoIo Society is invited to be
tery sunday November 20 Train leaves Grand cen
'''- $40 WILLIAM D TuTHIL1. Secretary.
IT the E hsSs q The
1embeT ~ at 1876 i from 52nsa ps Ga k9es
At special meeting Of the board Of trustees Of ths
Mission Of tHs nm E Xtrgn held at 9 90 Iatayee
ing resolutions unanimously adopted:
90 to a cal to his eternal reward on Fsy No
james J. pougherty IL d " who for sixteen e Yeas
zeaiOusly indefatgably labored field char
love Of children. especially the and homeless oaes
Resolved, That We who have been associated for 50
board who have witnessed his untiTn zeal in behalf
q The homeless children do sincerely depIore ais un-mey
him This and noble compelling admiration
giving expression TO our feelings ana be II further
records the Mission published daily
Most Rev. JOHN NJ FARLEY President Rev, y, J.
FITZPATRICK. JAMES Z. DOCGHERTf, THOMAS
NJ INJURY. THOMAS W. HYNEs. JOHN J. BARRY
At a meeting of the Particular Council Of Nsw-Yoris
Society of St Vincent de Paul held al No Lafayette
concerning the death the Rev James ). Dougherty
We have learned with deep regret Of the death Of
the Rev. James J Dougherty one OF 'he most valued
During the many years Of his association with in
children always ready By generous cooperation
and material aid to help Us make our efforts sGccessIu
ton. director Mission Of Immaculate Virgin
confoned US in our works Of charty he had ever
friend wise eoanseilor and faithful follower Of
We deed it hitting therefore that We should publicly
record appreciation Of his noble charae5etes and
THOMAS NJ MULRY. President.
J. J. FITZGERALD, Secretary
FARRAND-suddeniy, at Newark. y ]: on Friday, No
yen6er is Ella Barrel wife q W,ian = s ea
s 5 s Interp}ent AT convenience Of family
GETTY-At her residence. No. 20 Cedar Place Youkers
susan Emily of Emmett Getty. in the 6slh year
I9nks MoPday aftsTn9o at osoe Safia lag
M Louis Henss assd s. beloved Edwin
HUNT-on Friday. November IS 1904 John T Hunt in
MS s1st Funeral services at his late residence
ment at Sleep Hollow Cemetery. Tarrytown y Y
Htss-EnTered into rest Saturday November his
Funeral private
MERR1AM-In chicago. Friday, November IS Bertha
SerrIa Funeral from the home Of the
RAM. Goshen N Y. Monday. November Il at 1l.So
MoRFoRD-At -on-EIudsOn NoyspabeE IS 1900
A z2Tio5s at Ds the home Of his 5oa Edward
leaving asd-st. Erie Railroad at 40 P
7aat South Orange j. Of 5s s on Fe
William Newton Funeral on Monday, November Il at
rival Of the traln L. and " Railroad leaving
New-York a 1870 D. m
sMALIe-on November 10 1901 Martha J small Fg !-
residence 2,o39 Washing'oa-ave. The Bronx
At Special meeting of the Board OF Manassrs q the
Y9 heid on Friday November 1904 the following
': af5o an S aas useful ne John HI sPe.ao
suddenly died Those who had seen MN Win!
healthy glow IN his cheeks viii ba the shocked at
home t. them the kssny the lesson Of the un'er-
without a56 the adC caa6sss d IS fa4a 7
other man thqSf - T5.ra bow die home circle and
-.U-.. - me OF under unn
vng conditions battle OF life Starting as q clerk
proceeded by natural and necessary steps 10 ia ~
W. 80 bv natural and necessary because with
character rugged Industry and deep
religions conviccrs inevitable but that with time
2vo,,fl II his ambition, which was
ositi- Of influence Of standing in his own sphere
III I'm w ~ esTeciav because and
orrhan children have assembled 70 pay TINS t
his time and ability. single IN his purpose 10
welfare the orphan children N our
prem RT5.o fbaa Nj Spenlan. Ard that is
run VIII remain longest N the memory OF
tSaSa u H0 knew ana liked well IN the memory
az those whose knowledge Of him came by repute will De
his good and untiTHs WORK IN tAe cause OF 'he
IN is because Of fact that it has been deemed
Th.r Ne who have been associated with him
Orphan should bear this testi
Inorv II his and usefulness In COMMITTEES as
Tbat in memory OF
NrIre be inscribed the Records OF the Asylum and
RAJ coT thsrcof suitably ensrossed be sent to his be-
daughter and taat the bO"4H u N4aH@seIS III
body attend his funeral - - ,,,-,.- 800.
FORBES ] HENNEsSY, Secretary.
sUTTON-At West IsliP. Iong Island. Helen Renlssn
sutton wife Woodruff sutton and daughter OF Ny
ana Mrs Phoenx Fen1son. on Friday. Novernoer -
,1A-si services held Christ Church. Babylon
Iorr Island on Monday, November Il. at 10 O'Clock
Gsr|iares VIII train leaving 34th-st az $3.50 a
Irtermert private. Please omit flowers
ia6i Charles Frederic OF the late Charles Frazier
and susan Bard zimmerman
zIMNERMANN-At East Orange, y. J. November 10
law ana daughter Francis Upton Johnston.
NJ r. Notice II funeral hereafter.
IN MemOriam-
Teo-a NcCammon. dearly beloved child OF Ida Leora
fNfcCaUmouJ D.nlsteac, November -, 4fNJV
CEMETERIES