New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-27


| Conkling Elizabeth L. Morgan, Mary A.
Converse Ida L. guanz anton
| Cross, Edwsrc II. leynoIos' Juis n
Cuddy, Louise J.
| AIKMAN-Ebenezer Hazard, son Of the lsta
Hugh Aikman, THURSDAY, april -. slA
Funeral from the residence OF hts bIothers
Waller NJ. Altman, No. 20 RemseB ST. brooS~
Ign, on Saturday, at y. m.
BACoN-In New Haven, Conn, April &C. 1912.
DR.. Francis Bacon, In the slst year ot hin
age. Funeral services VII be heId a. nv
are invited to attend. sPlesse omit flowers.
BoNNETT-on Thursday. December ~ lei y az
Grand Canyon. Arizona, William henry bon.
years, 10 months and 20 days Cenmlttss
| service and internent at Homewood Gene, e, <.
| Pittsburgh, Saturday morning, April IL Isi+
| at 1890 o'clock.
BuNKER--suddenIy, on April Is. 1912 MARY A..
widow OF Thomas T.. Bunker. Fnners ser
90 vices al her late residence, NO 32I DecatuS
ST., Brooklyn, on April q, at 1870 p. m.
cAULDwELl>-on wednesday. April "a 1919, az
| her residence No iG West e4th st., elizabeth
MiIbank widow Of William A. canldwell and
daughter Of the late Samuel and Sophia NH
| bank in the eghdeth year OF her age. fnne-
| raj services will be held at the calvary bap.
| list Church. West 57th st. on saturday. April
27 at 10 a. m. Kindly omit flowers inter-
| unent private.
The managers and members OF the ladies'
| neral OF their beloved Urea sureT, Mrs. WIZ
| lam A Caldwell on Saturday. April ~. az
10 M at the Sa I.a bss''T p.corH,ns 81
rotary
| CcNKLING-suidenly. On April Is, Elizabeth
Pratt Conkllng, eldest daughter OF the lsts
Mary s. and Ebenezer C. aiken. OF Greenbush:
| " Y. and widow Of Theodore u. Conslins OF
| New YORK Funeral from her late residence.
! No All West ll4th st. on Saturday morning.
April -. at half after ten interment az AZ
| bany
| CONVERSION Thursday. at Highwood. New
Jersey. Ida Lewis Converse beloved wife OF
Charles Crozat Converse and mother OF car-
ence Converse. in her 10Th year serytces a.
her late residence, sunday. q, O'CLOCK III
ternent private.
cRoss-op April %, 1912, Edward IT,, son OF
the late Benjamin c. Cross. of philadelphia
in 18TH year. Mass will be held at Lady OK
Victory X. C. Church, Throop ave and NC"
Donough ST.. Brooklyn, Saturday $50 q. NJ
C1-ppy-suddenly. at Neweurgh. N. T.. April
"a 1872 Mrs Louise Jesup cuddy funelA
at her late residence, No. "a Macon e.;
sr0.Eyn SsTTssy' al az wsstpor Coma
nAvr,NpoRr-on Wednesday. April "a. 1914
Mary F.. beloved wife OF Edward Y. DaVsn,,
port Funeral from her late residence, No soI
Greene ave, Brooklyn, SATURDAY April ~ es
p. m.
IEFENpoRF-suddeny, Thursday. Aprn
IS 1912 Julia Belts. widow OF Memo pi:fen,
dorf Funeral from her late residence. No. !
West s5th ST., New York. on Saturday. April
81, at . p. m
GUGGENHEIM-
| At a sneciai meeting Of ths Board of Directors
! Of the International Steam Pump Company
| held in New York on the 26th day OF Aprli.
1912 the following action was taken;
! The First Vice-Presdent announced the DEAN OK
BENJAMIN Guggenheim. President OF the COM
pany whereUpon the following minute was
unanimously adopted BY ris,ns sot'' The an
palllng calamity which destroyed the tl-iaeS
| ship Titanic carri'j away our honored ana
| resoected President. BENJAMIN Gugssnheim'
| The world has lost one OF those men who N
their span OF life, attain merited eninencs sna
leadership through their inherent QUEUES ..
courage, breadth OF purpose and steadfast az
! herence 10 high standards In thu promotion OF
Industrial progress. ., -,
| This Company has lost It's chiet eksouu's , 80
gave TO it's sffairs the best years or notau,e
! business career. His constructive genius, his
unfailing courtesy and consideration when 80
zeal on this Companys behalf were rapidly
achieving for Il splendid conlmercial success.
In the prime of vigorous mana9oa ne me. a,s
tally Characteristic Of him. This knowledge
Of hi. rnasnihcent conduct when the end wss
C rsears for the welfare OF his weaker fell
IoT-yoyaCers tempers our grief and rensihs
with us as worthy heritage
So Il Ia his strength which supports US IN our
sorrow. and it is the memory of his inspiring
influence which shall stimulate Us IN advahe-
ing the work to which his recent years ssrs
him from completing;
Ever kindly and genial. he formed many wsr.s
ioss no, only to his associates .hi. so.ra
but to a host OF men In the large orsanuaros
Of which he was the head.
R.soiysd That in the death OF President Benz
,annin Gregenhsim . heavy loss has befallsn
tbis Company, the members OF this Board aRo
ali the company's officers and employees:
Resolved, That with deep appreciation OF shsir
bereavement. We extend TO the members OF MS
ana tpar
Resolved. That this minute be inscribed uron
the records OF this Company ana snat . su,.
ably ensrossed copy be forwarded 10 the family
as IN expression Of respect and iymps'hy.
KNoX-In Scout. corea. April 25. Of pneu-
monia the Rev. George william Knox. o. D.,
Ii. D.. Professor Of the Philosophy OF Hh,
~, and Religion In the Union Theological
seminary Notice Of funeral services here
after.
1yoN-on April "a, 1872 in her slst year. at
ber nome IN Fairfield. conn, Isabella H. Wild
mr.. widow OF Norris W. LYON. formerly con-
. necfed with the Collegiate Institute OF New
YORK city. Funeral from her tate residence.
saturday. April q. at go p m. cafr age
noon.
HiG IN s,ate .'The Funeral Church" Nos. 24i-2&3
West sd st. Drank T. Campbell Buiidins).
cuANZ-At his residence. No. S3o West ssth 81.
wednesdsSN r eSs ~ a.s Hs..n Funerai
services at the Church OF the Divine Paternity,
Central Park West and roth st on saturday
afternoon, April ~ at O'CLOCK ihterthent
private.
lula r., youngest daughter OF the late
William k. and Nancy r. Reynolds. Funeral
private. Please omit flowers.
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY,