New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-03

bTlnchrTucis fIDfIl ~ QulUtdtfl, bfofkc W.
Campbell. Rev Alan d. Iiyer. Mary Fitz-R.
Catlin. Frances II. Van Rensselaer, Flor
Fletcher William II ence Il. T.
Mehrhof Nicholas
ADAMS suddenly. at Bermuda, W l.. 2oth
March Margaret McGrcgor, widow Of James
Lvttelton Adams. Funeral services al the
residence OF her son-in-aw, Henry l.. Ward
we!l, No. SO East 18th St, Friday, April l.
p. NJ.
BEINCKERHOFF-
AT \ MEETING o. tho Board Of Directors %
J. Spencer Turner Company the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Ebert Adrian Brinckerhon for many years an
officer and director Of this company died on
the 23rd OF March. 1919.
Tho company has lost an officer whose wise
counsel. sound judgment and kindly advice
will be sadly missed.
His integrity OF character, the moral and al
most spiritual atmosphere OF his presence
was apparent TO those who were privileged
TO know him.
The members Of the board have always felt
that their Intercourse with him was not only
a personal pleasure. but that it was a lib
eral education and inspiration TO higher en-
deayor. We have lost not only valued as
sociate. but personal friend as well. II Is
pity he could not have stayed with Us
longer.
Resolved. That We tender to the SURVIVING
partner OF our comrade life our deepest
sympathy and our hope that her loneliness
may in some degree be aileyia,ed by our
tender regard
Resolved. That copy OF these resolutions be
suitably ongrossod and sent 10 the bereaved
family OF Mr. Brinckerhon.
THOMAS ". TURNER, President.
HAROLD NJ TURNER,
Secretary OF the Board
MCMXIII
CAMPBEIL.-The Rev Alan y. Campbell. o.
New Brunswick, y. j., on Tuesday. April !.
Funeral services at Sudan Church Suydam
-. New Brunswick. Thursday, April g. al
p. m.
CATIIN-On March 80. 1913. al her late resi-
dence No. So? Park ave. Frances Hunt. wife
Of the late Julius catlin, ia tho 18Th year Of
her age. Funeral services will be held at
Fairholme. Morristowu. y. j.. on April Ia, at
twenty minutes past two O'Clock
FT.ETCHER-On Wednesday Apri. Q 1918.
after a brict Illness. William n. Fletcher. m
the 10Th year OF his age. Funeral services
VIII be held at his late residence, No. "a
West End ave- on Friday morning April 1.
at Io o'clock. lnterment private. kindly
omit flowers.
MEHEHOI' Hackensack. y J.. March 81.
1913. Nicholas M'hrhof I'm his >ith year Fu-
neral az hs TOT. residence. No III Essex ST..
tiackensaek. y. j. on THURSDAY. Apu! 3. al
clock y. m.
M0RGAN-At Rome. Italy. on March 81 John
Pierpont Morgan. son Of The late Junius
Spencer and Juliet Picrpont Morgan in the
itth year OF his age.
NEW YORK CENTRAL RESOLUTION on
T. j. MORGANs DEATH
VI a meeting Of the board 0f directors OF the
New York central ~ Hudson River Railroad
Wednesday morning April md. 1913. the
death Of }. pierpont Morgan at Rome. Italy.
On March 81. was announced. wheraupon the
following was presented and adopted:
j. Pierpont Morgan was FOR - Years a
director 81 this company During that period
it passed through great and pcrilous imam
cial. economic and industrial crises II eN-
pand"d from state corporation into one OF
the largest and most important OF the inter
national transportation systems Of the coun
try. In the conception and wisely building
up Of 50 vast and important an enterprise
his advice i'm our councils was most valuable
and I'm The financial support which was re-
quired from time 20 time his services were
invaluable.
In the Intimacy of this long association W.
came q know and appreciate the simplicity
Of his character the purity OF his motive
and the great qualities which made him su
pTene In this generation a leader in So
many departments OF human endoayor Tn
greatest lIoblf'tAN hi finance OF ilNANAfNs CT
combinations OF corporations or capital. were
simple 10 him that the rapidity and accu
Iacy with which he arrived ~ conclusions
were marvellous. lie had the rare combina
ton ~ an instantaneous grasp Of all the
factors In a difficult situation involving thu
welfare OF multitudes ~ stockholders and
employees as wen as OF the general public.
quick judgment most invariably correct, and
the courage TO support his opinions with bis
name hts fortune and his credit. This made
him recognized a. a leader ~ unquestioneh
not nj N u
All over the world
The period of his activity was one ~ greater
changes in industrial and economic condi
tions than have ever occurred. Tho situation
was not OF his creation. but the inevitable
evolution from conditions growing out OF
forces OF development and production brought
into action by steam. electricity ANA inven-
ton \ guiding mind required 20 pre-
vent either chaos or revolution. and 10 hrne
about benehcent acdvity and order. and his
was the guiding mind.
In a financial crisis which endangered the M
tonai credit he was statesman as well a.
hnancier. In recent financial crisis
which threatened the stability Of the banks.
trus, companies and Industrial corporations
and the foundations OF all credit he inter
posed and saved the situation.
''Our country owes to him debt for his con
tributions 10 the work of tho church. Ia
ACCOMMODATIONS Of priceless works Of art and
their free exhibition 10 the public, ana IN
wise assistance 20 charity ana educauonal
institutions. He possessed certain moo
estv ard shyncss which revealed a tenderness
and all embracing sympathy which made
those who knew him best love him best.
..Uis statement in his last public appearance
that commercial credits are based before
money or anything else upon character, and
that money cannot BUYS the key 10 ms
career II inspired the trust which became
universal in his simple word and 4 credit
uneuualled in our times.
ON loving memory Of one whose loss We deeply
depiore we place this minute upon our rec
Resolved. That a copy be enerossed attested
by our officers and sent TO the family.
OUINTARD-On "Wednesday. April = 1918. al
his residence. No. 922 Fifth ave. George W
o,:intard I'm the 9lst year Of his age Flu
neral services az Trinity Church. SATURDAY
at 1890 o'clock a. m
GENERAL, SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
TRADF,SMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Executive Offices. - West 44th st
I,rothers Sorrowful announcement Is made or
the death of Brother George w. Quintard. on
April .. for twenty-seven years member OF
GEORGE d. HILYARD. Chairman.
RICHARD r. DAVIES. Secretary
eyrR-At East Orange y. j.. Tuesday.
Anrii 1918. Mary tz-Randolph Ryer, In
her e3d year Funeral services az her late
residence No. l6-C Washington ST. Thurs
day. April g. at 2 o'clock lnterment Mount
Pleasant Cemetery. at the convenience OF the
family
VAN PENNSYLVANIA Dongan HIS staten
Island Florence Rutherford Taylor widow
~ rohn Jeremiah Van Rensselaer, NJ. D..
and daughter OF the late Charles Rutherford
TayIor. Esq. OF Baltimore. Md. Funeral pri-
vate.
UNDERTAKINGS.
FRANK r. CAMPBELL. ctl.s West 2sd
ST. Chapels Private Rooms Private Ambu.
ances Tel. 1924 Chelsea
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