New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-22

BedeIl. Edwin F. schwab, Gustav II
Crane Mary E Snyder, Rose.
Gilman, Elizabeth d. Sutherland, George r.
Morss. Leonidas ".
BEDELLl-0n November Il, folc, at his resi-
dence, No 20 North Mountain ave, Mont
clair, y. j., Edwin F. Bedell, in the ION
neld at his late residence on Saturday eftet-
noon November %, on the arrival OF the
Lackswann, train reaching Mo n.asnr Ia a.
Cemetery on Sunday
CRANE-on Thursday, November 81, 1912 at
the Mohawk, No. $40 Washinston ave,
Brooklyn. y. Y, Mary E. Crane, wife o.
Frederick ". II. Crane. Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
Yopkers. ~ Y, Elizabeth Drinker Gilman,
daughter Of the late samuel CANDY Paxson
and beloved wife OF Theodore Gilman. after
long Illness In the Isl year Q, H S5rrsS
Yonkers, Friday afternoon, at o'clock.
MORRISON November 20, 1912, Leonidss Will
lam Morss at his residence, No 2ll5 North
Main ave. Scranton. Penn. Funeral services
az his late residence. Saturday morning, a.
1880 o'clock.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
rectoTs OF the Merchants National BANK
OF the City Of New York. held Noyember
IA 1912, the following minute ana reso-
luton were unanimously adopted:
in the death OF Gustav II. Schwso this
Bank has lost the valued services OF a
DISTINGUISHED Director. Until disabled BY
the illness that lately terminated hs use.
ful llfe he had served the Bank since lsss
as a member Of this Board, not only with
that fidelity which marked the discharge
OF every responsibility no undertook, but
also with those gifts OF quick intelligence,
sound Judgment; and praeIissi VISION oo'
spicuous among the merchants OF New
York Measured by years his NE has nor
tunIty and every opportunity was seized
as II passed and was transformed into
achievement. Whether in the public inter
est OF the City In efforts for the improve
rnent OF its local administration, OF OF the
state, in the enlargement OF It's WATERWAYS
or Of the Nation. In the plan or the lsth-
milan Canal, or In the numerous other IN
stances which concern the general vel
fare: whether 'in the guidance OF charita-
management OF the large commercial az
fairs which were his daily private occu-
patton; In all directions. he was alert 20
see what needed 10 be done, and instant
10 execute the task which keen sense
OF duty imposed upon him. His life Illus
tratos again. as the lives OF other Direc-
tors OF this Bank have illustrated, noble
type OF New York merchant. who, while
diligently and successfully pursuing his
own calling. in the fear OF God; and IN The
esteem OF the community In which he lives.
greatly and effectively serves his fellow
men. Mr.. Schwsb's name will be held In
honor.
the memory OF his delightful personal In
tercourse. A genial spirit, a refined taste.
lively wit, a cultivated mind, and kind
heart made his companionship unusually
pleasant While they live, his colleagues
will miss his judiclous and his personal
charm.
Resolved, That copy OF this minute.
suitably engrossed. be sent to the be-
reayed family OF Mr.. Schwab.
ROBERT NJ. GALLAwAY.
President
JOSEPH BYRNE,
Cashier and Secretary OF the Board
sNYDER-Rose, aged 90. Services The Flu
neral Church, No. al West sd St Frank
T. Campbell Building, Sunday, o'clock.
Automobile cortege.
sUTHERLAND-On wednesday. November
90 1912, George r. Sutherland. In his
late residence. No Use West io5th st.. New
York. Friday. 1890 a, m. Intern.ent
Campbell, ~ Y, Saturday. Friends In
vited to attend. Kindly omit flowers.
EMPIRE STATE SOCIETY. SONS or THE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Compatriots
You are invited 20 attend the funeral services
of our late First ice-President, Hon. Georre
r. sutherland. at No. 100 West IOSth 81 ar
1880 a. m, Friday. November ~, 1912
LOUIS ANNfN AMES, President
n HOPPING. gerretarv