New-York tribune., 1909-12-04

Among those present were j. PierDonr
Morgan. De Witt CuyIer. brother Of c. c.
Cuyler; Mrs. F. d. Cuyler and Mrs. c. ..
Cuyler.
DIED.
Asdsrsea s's,a % Ms5sl z 9sssn Ellen ,:s1,,I I
bailantyne. Agnes 3. Quinn Bridget
Burke. John NJ Rausch ono a q ~
Tsl,,.y BTohsrty Robert sheriff.. anne 3 Mcc-
Doremus. Dsvfs M Titus Mary IT,
Garrison. Eleanor v TubOy. JOSIAH 7.
Howe Jane p Weber JOAN
Keteltas Philip .. Youns william r.
Monks. Mar +.
ANDERSON--At Mount Morris Park West IN
Friday, Decemher 2. 1898. Mabel E.. daughter
funeral hereafter.
ATKINSON. December . after a IOuz illness.
Marie Etdrienne AtNinson- SerLices az her
sisters residence. No. ~ Bonn Place. High-
wool PARK. W@ehawksn y ~ SUNDAY .
cemner D az
BALLANTYNE-Cn November - isoa a. ne
SssidsaSs enc OF her DrotneT,in-lsw - W X Aarr.
Black. wife OF James Raliantyue.
BCRKE-At his late residence. in This city.
John Mssterson Burke. IN the Ssth year of his
church OF the Incarnation. Madison sad
Soth st. on Monday. December g. al 10 clOcx
IN the morning..
DOHERTY-At his residence. No. - Kensin<-
ton ave. Jersey Citv on "Wednesday. De-
cember 4. 1893 Robert Remington D0herty
aged 81 ears. Funeral service Saturday.
episcopal church Bergen and Belmont
aVes.. Jersey CITY
DoNI.AN-At 81 Vincerts Hospital on Deesu,-
Der 2 1913. Catherine. sister Of the Rev J. J
Donlan. Of Centre M0riches Long Island. and
OF sister Catherine Marie Funeral private
D0REMUs-At 5 o'clock a m. December q.
lbue at Mount Vernon. y y. David NJ
Dorernus Funeral sunday afternoon 2.30
Ssas s.oek if tTom the First Methodist Episcopal
GARRISON-On THURSDAY December = isos.
Eleanor Garrison. in her s5th year Eu-
1sra, services IN Jae Graham Home. No. 80
eember 4, az D. m.
HOWE-On Thursdav evening. December J.
Mrs Jane Endieott Howe. in the 9lth year
Of her age Funeral services at her ais
residence. No. 81 East I'D 81. Flatbush.
Brooklyn. sunday afternoon. 5th inst, az .
o'clock
kEIEI- -TAs-At Newporr. R. l.. on Tuesday.
Eugene and MaIvtna Keteitas. Funeral
vice al his late residence No 81 81. MsEks
cember q az 10 o'clock
M0Nks-Mary Edith Monks. daughter Of John
aonks and the late Mary 0'L@ary Monks
-, -. 80. - a. =. "a - N"t-.n 1 IN no. NO.
vate- It is requested thar nOwers be sent.
OGDEN-On Friday. December }. Ellen Lewis.
wire Or Robert c. Ogden Notice OF funeral
Princeton, y J.. tn bis sOth year. william
Alfred Packard. Funeral services IN the Col
lsge Chapel on SATURDAY. December 3 AZ s.I5
p
OUINN-Deesmber 3. Bridget Quinn. Funeral
rom The Funeral church. No 24l Vest I'd
st Drank T. Campbell BuildinEl. sunday al
RAUsCH On December 9. at ST Mary's Hos
pital, Jamaica. otto A G. Rausch. IN MS
5ith year. Interment at New Haven. Conn.
sHERRILIe-On Thursday. December .. at her
good Mccall wife OF the Rev. samuel q.
sneTIin;, ~; IN her ooth year. intermsnt az For-
est HllL Cuca on Monday. December q
sSIrH-
AT a MEETING OF the Board OF Directors or
The Fifth Avenue Bank of New York. held
adopted
II is With sadness that We record the death
OF Charles stewart smith a director and one
terSst and pride in this institution have been
constant during the whole thirty-four years
While now record this brief tribute %
as member Of this board is written in
the history OF the bank there his clear mind
and strong personality have left their own
The lie OF Cherries Stewart smith adds one
more name 70 the roll OF successful American
business career may be q school Of the social
virtues. Hs had the rare ability 10 lay ASIDE
the cares Of business while vet in the full
tide OF his powers and 10 devote The re-
mainder Of has lie 20 the gratidcatiOn OF his
artistic tastes and the service OF mis- fellows
lie hecsTne a pailanthroDist OF broad SYN
pathies, discriminating patron Of the hns
arts and. more than al. a public spirited citi-
zen or the best type His activities IN all
these centred around the city Of New YORK..
and nothing thar concerned the welfare OF
the city was foreign % his interest. whether
social artistic or political
man OF original and quick decision. strong
opinions and independent Judgment. he help
tul. c9nsiderate and Iust-a cultivated Christian
gentleman
B H FANCHER. Cashier
TITUS. Suddenly on sixth day Friday,. the srd
inst, Mary T. wife of George p. Titus N the
residence. Easr WillistOn Long Island. on
Third day Tuesday. the Tth inst. : o'clock
Carriages viii be waiting at East WnIisron
St. New York. at 12-2O.
TJBBY-At his home at Greenwich. Conn On
December = Iosiah T. Tubbv In the s2f v-aT
OF his age Funeral will be held his lars
residence On SATURDAY December 4 At 2 D. m
Carriages will be in waiting on arrival Ot train
leaving Grand Central Station at % p. m.
WEBER-On Wednesday December l. Isas.
John Weber in the sd year OF his age. Fu-
Madison ave. saturday. December = at
10 O'Clock a IntermenJ al oOnvenience OK
family
YOUNG-suddenIy. az No . East ssth ST New
York City, William HOpkins Young of POush-
keepsle- son af Henry l. YOung and Mar
grandson of henry Young. late OF New York
city in the 55th year of his age Funeral at
on saturday. December 4. al p.
At A JOINT MEETING OF the Boards OF d.
rectors OF the New York Plate Glass Insurance
Company and the city OF New York Insurance.
Company. held on FRIDAY. December 3. 1ao9.
the announcement OF the sudden death of their
associate. Mr.. William r. Young which OC-
CURED in this city December l. received
with profound
Mr. Young was Vice-F President OF the CITY o.
New York Insurance COMPANY and OF the
inCOrpOrators of both companies and served con
tinuuusv a member - their Boards 0f d.
rectors and Sub-CCmmiJtees- He brought e.
thess duties mind trained in the study ami
practice OF the law. clear Judgment. indefatf-
gable industry and energy. ana all times gave
himself unselishly for the advancement OF the
companies business. HiS relation 20 the Offcers
and Directors of the companies not merely
thar OF a business associate, but one Of warm
personal friendship.
We desire 70 place record expression OF
regard for him and appreciation of his
faithful. ao!e and devoted work durins the many
wears OF association with him His fellow
Directors viii ever gratefully cherish the mem
OF has warm-hearted personality. and feel
that IN his death We have each lost friend.
Resolved. That this tribute he spread IN fun
on the Minutes ~ the respective companies and
that a copy be 20 the family OF Mr. Young
10 whom the Directors beg leave 90 tender their
sincere sympathy I'm this sudden and irreparahle
bereaye enent-
MAJOR A. WHITE President
j CARROLL FRENCH. Secretary.
CEMETERIES
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