New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-20
DIED.

on Tueseay April 70. 1910. a. -
hone. No ~ Van Nest Place (Chsriss SD.
sarah Jane Dornsn. Funeral services A. trs
Greenwich Presbyterian Church formerly IN.
18th Street Presbyterian church,. No -
West 18Th ST. Thursday evening. April Fl o.
$50 O'Clock
IL ,ss 5s1s E sS5 aged g 2, w-. ss.
Frank p Campbell Bldg. THURSDAY. p m
GRIFFEN-At his residence. Yorxtoxn Heights.
y Y. Second day. April IL. Henry T.
train at Yorktovn Heights leaving I55th ~
and sth ave. at o L.
HOwELL-Aprfi n. AnnabeHe Dodge Howell
IN her s4th year Funeral services AZ her ists
residence. No. 1T4s Topping ave. bet~e~r
April 20 2.3O
monia. clare M. vie ~ Edmond Z. Kno~dlrt
Notice OF funeral hereafter
IoMBARD-On Tuesday April 70 1910. sa-ss
Funeral services from her ate residences. No.
l53 state st. Brooklyn " Y. on Friday.
April %. 1890 a.
LYNcB-on Aprl u 1910 at his residences. vs..
1885 81 Johns Place. BROOKLYN. CIeo-xs ".
Lynch. beloved husband % sophia A Lynch.
in the Goth yesr Of his age. Funeral service,
az 10 a m wednesday.
NJ MAHON-On Monday. April "a 1910 nichssi
Mcmahon beloved husband % Barbers Ne
Mahon. In his 51th year.
MJ-RRAY-On April IS 1910. John Francis Mur-
ray. son OF Mchsei Murray. captain o. Engin,
Company 125 and of the lats Matilda Hay.n
Funeral from No 24e Cleveland ST. Brooklyn.
on Thursday. April 81 Interment Holy cross
Cemetery.
April IS. Funeral WEDNESDAY. II a m. Chap
paqua Friends Meeting HOUSE
PERRY-On April -. Hinson c. D. Motts.
widow OF Bertrand j. Perry In he. Seth yea
10 a. m. at the Manhattan Congregations
Church. Broadway. near 18th 81.
oUINN-On Monday. April IS. 1910 Ellen, be
rom b.r her late az ' home s No 200 aopSin.on ave.
Brooklyn on Thursday. April II. at $50 a. m
Funeral private.
RICHRATH- AEril Is. 1910. after a saor,
Tssidenes No as1 Presdsns 81 ,,t sr e.s,
Interment at convenience OF family.
RUGER On Monday. april IL 1910. Theodore
Rdger. IN ths Itth year Of his age Funeral
services Thursday % 20. Apr 81 ~ s e. ~
iyn. 10 O'Clock Interment private.
ToNK1Ns- suddenly. at Park Avenue Hotel.
sunday. APRIL ~ Mary Tornkins widow o.
private. Interment Aurora. y. Y
wARNER-Louiss Warner. Services az TN.
F. Campbell Building
wESTIN-At Lakewood. y J.. Sunday.
April ~. 1910. Emma q l.. widow "
charles p and beloved mother OF Mrs VIII
lam K. Knox and Clarence = Westin- Fu-
neral services al t1e reSiHerce or lu-Ntttr
s Wolf has s4th st. Dyker Heisnt..
Brooklyn, on wednesday. April 70. a.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK OF The
CITY OF NEW YORK.-New York. April ID
19iO.-At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors -
the Narrower National Bank OF the city % NsN
York. held this day. the following action HAe
taken 20 the death OF the President. Mr James
The Directors Of The Hanover National Bans.
with deep SORROW, are called upon 70 record me
Wood ward. and IN doing they have ordered
that the following Preamble and Resolutions -
entered upon the Minutes.
whereas. We have learned with profound sor-
row of the death ~ our beloved associates. MI
James T. Woodward. President Of The Hanover
National Bank for thrty-three wears ana
Director for thirty-six years. and desiring 20
place upon the record an expression OF their fee
tngs 81 love and affection in which be was ne IA
by every member % the Board. their high esteem
for his great ability as banker. their spprs-
citation OF his successful labOrs "a chief execu
tive officer OF the Bank and their sorrow am
regret for his death. IL -
Resolved. That in the Death OF M Woodwaro
The Hanover National Bank has lost an execu-
tive officer who presided over its Affairs for mora
than a generation and who. BY his courage ara
great ability had built I'D its business 20 the
present proud position as ons OF the largest
strongest and most influential banking institu--
g.. - r--4.s e-.-,o- ~. ---@,,.s. = 80,
Office all those sterling qualities which 90 60
make up the ideal chief executive OF oanS
His great business ability. integrity and sound
Judgment enabled him advice and suggestion
TO guide the Banks affairs upon sound and con
reputation Of which its Directors and Oficsrs as
Justly proud. In the various important crises.
both political and financial. through which the
country passed during his long term u once hs
always found on the side OF safety and con
servatism. particularly distinguishing himself In
the perilous times Of 1906. when. az Chairman
q the New York Clearing House COMMITTEES his
wise counsel and strong guiding hand and the
trust reposed in him hy the banking community
aided materially IN restoring confidence thrOugn-
OUT the country.
Resolved. That in their departed and much
respected cOIleagu the Directors. OTncsrS and
Employees # the Bank alike had and
warm hearted friend whose every in public
and private life could be pointed % with pride
His name the synonym for Kindness and
hospitality among his intimates. while his in
in and desire for the welfare OF the hum
blsst employe caused him 20 be held in sfTec--
tionste regard by them all strong In his con-
viCtions. he frank and OutspOSen IN hfs
views. Kindly and modest IN his nature. un.-
ostentstious but discrim mating in hts many
charities his death will be deplorsd and his
name held I'm grateful remembrance BY every ore
who knew him
Resolved. That this Preamble and Resolutions
he entered In fur upCH the Minutes Cf the Board
as token ~ our sincere respect and sympathy.
and sngrossed copy thereof he prepared
ELMER p. WHITAKER. Cashier