The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-04
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ANDERSON.-At Atlantic City n. J.., Lucy s..
widow Of the late Thomas d. Anderson. u. H.,
formerly pastor OF the First Baptist Church,
New York city, In the SD year Of her age!
Funeral services will be held at Newton Centre.
Mass. at O'Clock Monday Sept. 6. Intermcnt
at Forest Hills. Boston papers please copy.
DlLLON-After short Illness at his residence.
52i Grand st. Brooklyn. on Saturday Sept 9.
1904. William A.. the beloved son OF Thomas G.
and Julia Dillon and brother of the Rev. Francis
Dillon :
Relatives and friends invited TO attend funeral
from his late residence to ST. MaryS Immacu-
late Conception Church corner Leonard and
Maujer SITS. where a solemn requiem mass
will be said for the repose Of his SOUL on Tues
day. Sept. Q. 1904, at a:45 A. NJ. thence to Cal.
vary Cemetery for interment.
EDwARDS-on Thursday Sept. |. 1904. Richard
T. Edwards aged n years
Funeral services at his late residence. 157 West
SD ST.. on Saturday, Sept. g. at o'clock p. NJ.
Interment at convenience Of family.
HoAGLAND.-At his residence. Rocky Hill. N. j.,
on Thursday Sept. I, 1904, Henry Wyckon
Hoagland In the 65th year of his age.
Funeral services viii be held at his home Mon.
day, Sept. 8, at / oclock F. NJ,
TUCK.-At Seabnght N. j.. on Sept ?. 1904 I'M.
Henry Tuck In the esd year of his age.
Funeral services will be held at All Souls Church.
Fourth av. and 10Th ST.. on Monday, Sept. g.
at 1880 a. NJ. Please omit flowers Interment
private.
MINUTE ADOPTED ri THE NEW YORK LIE IN.
sURAHoB COMPANY ON THE DEATH or VICE.
PRESIDENT HENRY TUCK. NJ. DIR. Henry
Tuck, vice president OF the company and tho
oldest trustee In point of service. died at Sea-
bright. n. j.. on Sept. ?. 1904, after q long Ill.
ness In which he was great sufferer.
DR.. Tuck spent nearly his whole professional
life In the service OF life insurance, and his
Judgment In all matters to which he gave
special attention was implicitly relied upon
and seldom at fault.
Born In Barnstable, Mass. In 1872, he received
classical education at the Boston Latin School
and at Harvard University. graduating In the
class OF 1868 After studying medicine for
two years he was appointed Acting Assistant
Surgeon in the army. aud such saw service
during the closing months OF the civil war
He completed the regular course OF medical
studies In the College of Physicians and Sur
geons Of this city, and after spending year
in a general hospital In Vienna. Austria he
began practice In Boston In 1857. After tan
years general practice. during which time
he became q member OF the principal medical
societies Of Boston. one OF the physicians Of
the Massachusetts, General Hospital. and
served as medical examiner and medical refeTee
for three life insurance companies, no was
elected medical director of the New York LAfo
Insurance Company. He became trustee
OF the company In 1878. senior medical director
in 1883 second Tce.president In the Same
year and senior vice, president the election Of
twenty seven years Or. Tuck had been q direct
ing force at the homo once. and both In the
hoard OF trustees and as an executive oficcr
he has given to the company the best services
Of trained mind. a large experience and .
whole hearted devotion TO Its highest interests
Personally Dr. Tuck endeared himself TO his
associates by his frankness OF manner. sin
centy Of speech, and his friendllness TO every
one who served the company. Looking back
upon such a life. upon Its labors and successes
we bid our friend and associate farewell with
the feeling that he fully merits the encomiutn.
We'll done good and faithful servant"
JOHN a. MCCALL. President.
DARWIN p. KINosLgY, Chairman.
THOMAS p. FOWLER.
AUGUSTUS G. PAINE.
JAMES STILLMAS,
ALEXANDER T., ORR.
NORMAN h, REAM
CLARENCE MACKAT.
Executive Committee. p
SOuNG.,-M Bordcntown, ~ j.. Thursday Sop,. L
Bcthea a. Young, wife OF Or. Irenee d. Younr
and daughter OF the late Col. Joseph W. Allen.
Funeral Al Christ Church. Bordcntown. on Mon
day. Sept, g. at =. NJ. =.