The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-25
DIED.

BLAKE.-on Friday. March a. fS1 Of pnsu-
moniG. Frederick D. Blake, son Of ne late
Hamlin Blake.
Funeral private.
BRADHURsT-on Friday. March ~ At Ah reSi-
dence, IS Lincoln Park, Newark. N. j.. ohASies
c. Bradhurst, formerly Of New York oty, and
son Of the late Samuel BrAdhrSt In the esth
year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
cRANE--Suddenly. on March n. a. TanShasseA
Pa, the Rev. Edward p. orans. formerly Of
New YORK city.
Funeral and intsrmsnt At sewekisy. Pa, sunday
afternoon, March %
FRoTHINGHAn-Friday morning, March ~
1905, At her residence, i8 Columbia HeiEAta
Brooklyn, Of pneumonia, Katharine white
widow OF Benjamin 7. rockingham in the
6ist year OF her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HEEIgMANcE.-At PouEhkeepsis. March =, 1908
NinA Radcliffe. daughter Of the late David
VAnness Radcliffe Of Albany and wife Of Martin
Heermance
Funeral private. Intsrment AZ Albany.
KIMBALL.-on Friday, March a. 1905. a, ia 81
Johns place. Brooklyn. Richard craiGhead
KlmbGn. In the 7lth year Of his age.
Services 20 he held 81 his late lresidenoe sunday
afternoon 81 ? o'clock, lnterment private.
McTIGHE.-Frday, March a. suddenly, a. SGAs.
bury, n. c.. Thomas J. McTIghe, Of 7Oi7 Crop.
sey Av., Bensonhuut. Brooklyn.
Funeral notice later.
MENDEL.-suddeniy. on Friday. March ~. 1905
aged Of years, Samuel Phillips Mendel. beloved
father Of Mrs. Peretz Rosenberg. Ms, Ludwig
Hamburger and Mss Paula Aendel.
Funeral services a. bis late residence No q
Fast sSd ST., on sunday morning 10Th inst, a.
half past O'Clock, Omission OF noWes par.
ucularly requested
A. q special meeting OF the directors Of the Arm.
strong Leather Company. held on Friday
March -, 1906. the following resolutions were
adopted
where's Mr. S. Phillips Mendel, treasurer OF
the company from lie inception, suddenly
passed away:
M s. Philips Msndsl. by his psinstakinF Gttsu.
ton 10 the onhciSl duties. endebred himself 10
all bis associates. His bright, happy diSpos.
ton. combined with his manly qualification
assisted his fellow directors materially IN sd-
ministernT With wisdom the shsin OF thu
company.
Rssolred That by the death Of Mr.. s. Phillips
Mendel we have not only lost an ofoolal whose
ndeity and attention 70 duty "a worthy Of
emulation, but genial friend and companion
whose aim In life was most noble and unsslhSh
The sympathy Of this corporation extended
10 the family Of the deceased In their ssd be-
Teavement, and II IL further
Resolredi That these resolutions be placed on
the minutes OF the compsny's record and =
COPY Of same be presented 20 bis family.
B. J. SAJoHoH President
X. J. BANJO, Secretary.
MERRELL.-wunAm Winston Aerre Son Of the
late Harvey B. and Mary Winston NsTell a.
Wilmington, n. c., In the fortiesh year Of bis
age.
Intermsnt a; Mouistovn. n. j., Saturday, eP.N.
PoMERoY.-In Auburn. n. Y. Thursday March
-, 1905, Theodore ". Pomeroy Ia the sist year
OF hls age.
Funeral services viii be held A. his late residence
tcs Genesee st.. Monday, March n, a. 80 p. n.
Intsmsnt a. Forth Cemetery.
ScHERMERHoR N Entered into rest on March -
1906 after long illness, Richard Everett Sohsf
msrhom. In thu eSd year Of bis age.
Funeral service al his late residence. ia 81. jams
place, Brooklyn, Sunday. March - a. p. u
lntsrment a. Chatham. n. Y
TowNSEND.-On March u. ThomAs J., son OF
the late Thomas J, Townsend.
Funeral services a. his residence, So7 LeXibGton
Hv. on sunday a. half past O'Clock
Thursday, March o. ipoS. ItAbsns
Allne. wife Of Charles W. TrAsk and younger
daughter OF William H. and Emily A. Kip
Funeral services at the residence Of her ptTenu
No, 20 West i7isi st., New York, on Saturday
March IS, a. 2 O'Clock p. ~