New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-17
DIED..

AGNEW-On January Is, after a brief
illness, Eleanor, eldest daughter 90
Mary Nash and the late Cornelius X
Agnew, NJ D., of New York. Notice OF
funeral hereafter
ANDREWS January Is, 1914 Henry
Cotheal Andrews, only son of Laura
Hoppock Cotheal and the late James
Watson Andrews, OF FlshMl y; !.
Funera; at Trinity Church. Fishklll on
Monday. January ~ az IV;oV d; ~, a.
riages will meet train Leaving New YORK
at 7:i7 a m. changing at Dutchess juno
ton for Fishkill.
BOOTH-At Great Darlington. Mass,
January 10, Lucy Hunt, widow oi tho
late Reuben II. Booth in the 18th year
of her age Funeral Saturday, January
L.. at 1880 a. m.
FOX-At a special meeting OF the board OF
managers of the Roman Z athollc Orphan
Asylum. in the City of New YORK, held
at No 40 Madison ave, New York CITY.
ON Friday. January Is. 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 VAiueh
associate, Mr.. John Fox, and We desire
10 place on record our sense OF loss ana
our appreciation Of the very great ser
vice Mr.. Fox has rendered TO the chai-
liable cause in which the members OF
this board are engaged:
For over ten years Mr.. FOX mas Deeli
q member of the board Of managers or
the asylum. serving on the committees
of Building and Repairs and supplies
the Committee of Admission and Bind.
ing and the Auditing Committee, ana
ne has been assiduous and untrng IN
the performance Of the duties or those
POSITIONS; he has been regular in at
tendance at the meetings OF the board
TO give his advice and assistance I'm its
has
i'm the discharge OF every duty laid upon
him; the welfare OF the helpless orphans
i'm our asylum has been his constant
care: he was faithful. helpfui and con-
scentious i'm all he undertook, and his
memory will long be cherished. not only
i'm this institution but in the wider fields
OF activity i'm which he was a devoted
participant.
signed By the president and secretary
of this board, be published in the press,
and. suitably engrossed. be sent TO the
family OF our late associate.
JOHN CARDINAL FARLEY,
President.
FORBES J. HENNEsSY. Secretary.
HANCE-On January Is. 1914. OF pnenmo-
Uowell Hance NJ ID. Services at her
home. n Lakewood. y. j., Y noon. Oh
arrival Of 10 o'clock train. {. X. X. OF
" j.. on Saturday, January j. inte =
ment at tBTtcINOpN ''ilSANlft
lvn. y. Y Boston and Philadelphia
papers please copy
Suddenly. at his resi-,
dence. Thursday January -. 1914, Gus
fave Hrschberg aged 6S beloved father
OF Sidney O. and Selma Hirschberg.'
Funeral from Temple FL. Fifth
ave. and 18th st. Sunday morning, $50
O'clock II is earnestly requested that
no flowers be sent
HOWARD MARTIN-On Friday. January
~. Emily Caroline Wellborn. beloved
wife OF the late Or. Edmund Howard
Martin. Funeral from St Thomass
ChuWh. Fifth ave, AT SD St, on Satur-
day. January L.. at 2 y. IN. Relatives
and friends are invited New Orleans.
Memphis Atlanta, Savannah and CO.
lumbus (Georgia) papers please copy.
LEFFERTS-O Thursday. January Il.
1914. in his S0th year. Ebenezer &. LET
ferts. son OF the late Jarvis :. Lefferts
and Sarah Ann Carpenter. Funeral ser
vices AT his late residence. New ST..
Huntington, Long Island. Sunday, al
| ID y. m.
TITUS-At Moorhead. Mimi. January H.
1914. Annie NJ. Severe. widow OF Daniel
Titus. formerly of Brooklyn. ~ Y In.
terment AT Westhury. Long Island. l9tb
inst.
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