The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-27
DIED.

BROWN.-on Tuesday morning Sept. Is. Alfred 5
Brown. In the list year OF his age.
Funeral from HIS late residence. Breton Hall
Broadway and ssth ST.. Thursday morning, Sept
q. at II: 80 O'Clock.
BUTLER.-At his summer home at South Ash.
neld, Mass, on Tuesday, the Gotta day Ot
September. 1905. after q short Illness, IN the
46th year of his age, Robert Gordon Butler,
beloved husband OF MARY Leland Butler and
third son OF Ellen @. Butler and the late Bcn!a'
min f.. Butler.
Funeral services will be held at the Church, t
the Epiphany. corner OF Lexington az. and
3Sth st., on Friday, Sept, -. al iO.iO 4 VI.
Interment at NoOdlawn at the cOnvenitL,e oi
the family.
CRUIKSHANK.-At her home in PIalnneld. y. j.
Tuesday evening. Sept. IS, 1900, Mari Ina
beth Moore, wife OF Simeon Ayres CrulkshanA'
Funeral private.
DOWS.-At London, England, Sept. :5, 1904, Robert
son OF Jane S. and the late David DoWs. IT,
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FLAHERTY.-Suddenly, on Sept. ca John 4
Flaherty.
Relatives and friends also members Pacific
Lodge. No. 23s, r. 4 A. M, New York Con-
slstOTy; Mecca Temple, A. A.. q. y. NJ. s. ihs
Green Room Club. Pennsylvania club, Treas
urers' Club, Il. p. O. Elks are respectfully 70
vited 70 attend the funeral services At ts
chapel OF the stephen Merritt Burial Company
sth av. and 10th st., on Thursday morning o.
1890. Interment at Sprin gneld. III.
HICKEY.-on the Goth day Of September. Ellen
Hickey, mother OF the Rev. Timothy i. Hickey
of st. SaviOurs Church. Brooklyn. died a. her
late residence. 72o Union ST.. Brooklyn. aged ~
years.
Requiem high mass at the Church OF st. Francis
Xavier. 9Th Nv. and Carroll ST., Brooklyn. on
Friday, Sept. -, at $50 4. NJ. Interment on
Saturday at Amsterdam, N. Y. Please oni''
flowers.
ISELIN.-At BTion. France. on Sept Is. 1908, isaac
lselln. son OF the late John A. Iselin-
Interment In France.
STRONG.-At Seatuck Lodge. Speonk. L. r, m
Wednesday, Sept. %. Laura Costcr strong
wife Of John Ruggles StrorG and daughter Of
the late Alonzo CushmAn and Laura Barre'0
Stewart.
Funeral service at st. Andrews Church, ba
av. and iz7th ST.. on Friday. Sept. Is, at2P.M
WILE.-A a special meeting Of the Board OF d.
rcctoTs Of Union Exchange Bank. held ths
18th day OF September. 1900. the following reo'
lutIon was, amid profound regret. Unanimously
carried:
Whereas a Divine Providence IN rs innn'ts
wisdom has taken from our midst our De-
loved Vice President. David Vile, and IN
planted a deep and abiding sorrow IN o4'
hearts, be II
Resolved. That IN the death NJ David Wiz
Union Exchange Bank has sustained = m'"
grievous loss. Hts worth In the institution
was beyond estimate. not alone because % 'h'
sterling quality of his endeavors and ''''''
In It's behalf. but also because Of the ean'"
and ever conscientious encouragement 10
lent IN his coworkCrs. lie was = mAn ~ g..
trartive personality. combining s%Nuntn's~ '
judgment with a rugged strength NJ char
acter. He never failed 20 receive 49, az
mirlng Tespec, of all with whom he camr ~
contact, and hts genuine manhood an' To
telllgent sympathy commanded universe CON
ndence. lie was an u~nfsIliSg source o~f,'f"nga
TO the hank. and his unselnsh devotion % -
lnfRFeafa HnaHRrlaIy rnVnaNaN it, npiftFH
We. his fellow directors, have lost a l0yN ''i
loving friend OF answering fidelity ant ycan
good nature. a companion VI true merit 'nI
distln Euished virtues, a. man whose H''i'''
viii keep hts memory ever green.
Resolved. That as a further token OF reN0-''
! ibis meeting do now adjourn.
HESRr s. HERANA ~. PgcsitsnL
DAVID NEVIus. Cashier.