New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-18


OF Mary Nash and the late Cornelius
II. Agnew. NJ. D., of New York Funeral
services will be held IN the chapei Oh tne
Brick Church, 31th st. and fIith ave,
Monday morning, January 49, AT lo.S'
O'clock 1t is kindly requested that no
flowers be sent.
ANDREWS-On January is. 1914. Henry
Cotheal Andrews, only son of Laura
Uoppock Cotheal and the late James
Watson Andrews. OF ttshkili y; }.
Funeral at Trinity Church; Flsnkili' on
Monday, January 10, at 1890 a. m. Car
riages win meet train leaving New YORK
at 7:47 a. M, changing AT Dutcness JUN
ton for Fishkill.
FOX-At a special meeting Of the board OF
managers OF the Roman Catholic Orphah
ASYLUM. in the City OF New YORK, heiu
at No. 40 Madison ave. New York City,
on Friday. January IL. 1914. the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That it is with profound re-
gret that we have received the an,
nouncement of the death of our valued
associate, Mr.. John Fox, and we desire
to place on record our sense OF loss and
our appreciation OF the very great ser
vice Mr.. Fox has rendered to the char-
liable cause in which the memOerS Oh
this board are engaged.
For over ten years Mr. Fox has been
member of the board OF managers OF
rhe asylm serving on the Committees
OF Building and Repairs ana supplies
the Committee OF ADMISSION aiIu biho
ing and the Auditing Committec' ana
he has been assiduous and untirlng IN
the performance OF the duties or those
positions; he has been regular ~ at
tendance at the meetings Oh the DoaIu
TO give his advice and assistance IN us
work; he has Deen prompt and efficient
i'm the discharge Of every duty lald upon
him; the welfare OF the helpless orphans
I'm our asylum has been his constant
care: he was faithful. helpful and con
scIentious i'm all he undertook, and his
memory will long be cherished, not only
I'm this institution but in the wider helds
OF activity i'm which he was devoted
participant.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
signed BY the president and secretary
of this board be published in the press
and. suitably engrossed be sent 10 the
family of our late associate.
JOHN CARDINAL FARLEY,
President.
FORBES J. HENNEssY. Secretary.
HIRsCHBERG-S at his rest
dence Thursday. january 10. 1919:
Gustave Hirschberg, aged 6s. beloved
father OF Sidney q. and Selma hirscn-
berg Funeral from Temple BETHEL
Fifth ave. and 10Th St, sunday morn.
ing at 9:3O o'clock. Members OF
Freundschaft Society. Hudson Lodge
No II. +. & A. NJ OF New Jersey
Masonic Veterans Association OF Ne"
Jersey. Masonic Grand Lodge OF the
state Of New jersey, and Jordan
Lodge, No. Is, l. o. y; B.; Yorkyillee
Zedek are respectfully invited 10 attend
II is earnestly requested that no flowers
be sent.
Suddenly, on Saturday. Jan
uary IL, william C., son OF the late JEFF
ferson and Mary q. kimball. in the Goth
year of his age. at his late residence:
No. rs West Goth st. Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
NICKERSON-At Paris, January .. 1911.
Amelia Frances. widow of Albert w.
Nickerson. Funeral from st. Pauls
Church, Dedham. Mass. Monday jan
uary 10, 1914 2:3O p. m.
ROBBlNS--At syosset. Long Island. Sew
enth day. First, 18th, nineteen four
teen, Roland T. Robbins, In his list
year Funeral services on tie Third
day First goth. at p. IN. at Jericho
Friends Meeting House.
SPROUL-On January II, 1914. of pneu-
monia, aged 81 George w Sproul. for
merly OF New York City Funeral pri-