New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-24

of College Point, died last night in the /
Flushing Hospital. Yesterday afternoon .
a policeman passing through Fifth Ave- /
nue., College Point, glanced into the I
cobblng shop Lichtenberg conducted, /
and saw him lying on the floor stricken !
with paralysis.
DIED.
Alexander, J. W. Gregory. Clifford D.
Barry, Cornelia Fitzpatrick, Julia A.
Flint. Austin Marx. Mary S.
Gillender, sarah fisherman, Julia B.
Gottheil, Paul Whtrdge, Martha
ALEXANDER At Tuxedo Park. n. Y,
or Tuesday, September 81. 1915, /
James ". Alexander in his nth year |
Funeral services will be held at Trim /
ity Church Princeton, y. j.. on Fri /
day. September "a. 1915. at 2:30 p /
m. on arrival Of train leaving New T,
York 1908. lnterment at convenis
ence of family. Friends are particu-
larry requested not to send flowers.
BARRY-,At her late residence, the st.
James Hotel. 109 West 45th ST., on
Thursday. September %. 1915, Cor
nelia Barry, daughter of the late Rev. /.
Edmund ID. Barry, ID. d., and Cornelia
Shelton Barry. Funeral services
will be held on Saturday, September
20, at l0:30 a. m. Jersey City papers
please copy.
enthusiastically, at his late residence.
1l8 East Nineteenth Street. DR..
Austin Flint, in the eightieth year of
his age. Funeral private. lnterment
at Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston,
Mass.
CALENDER At Woodbury.. Conn,
September 22. Sarah Willard, wife
of Augustus T. Offender and daugh
ter of the late DR.. John II. Trotter
and Hester f. Van Nechten Trotter,
of Albany, y. Y. Funeral private.
Albany papers please copy.
GOTTHEIL-- =.
At a special meeting of the Board of
Directors of The Mount Sinai Hos
pital held on Wednesday, September
22d. announcement having been made
o. the death, after brief illness, OF
our fellow Director, Paul Gotthell,
the members of the Board recorded
their sentiments in the following
minute:
In the untmely death of Mr.. Paul
Gottheil. who has been associated
with US for the past five years, We
have lost one of our most active and
efficient co-workers in our charitable
endeavor.
an our association with him he had
endeared himself TO each and every
one of us through his genial person.
ality and we feel a deep sense OF
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away.
although his direct interest in our
work was limited to only few years
of service. he showed a remarkable
grasp of the many problems present
ed in the work of our institution
ard he was particularly active in
furthering the vast reforms which
have been introduced into the work
ing of our dispeEsary, which now
forms so large a part OF our work, IL
being due mainly to his efforts that
more thorough cooperation be-
tween the Board of Directors and the
Professional staff has been brought
about
Ellis interest was not limited to our
hospital. with which he was dlrectly
connected in his official capacity, put
he maintained a broad interest IN all
WORK lnNOlRluS the iN4ANA W w.
and suffering.
"To his bereaved family We tender our
heartfelt sympathy in the lrrepara-
ble loss which they have sustained.
II was also resolved that the flag OF the
Hospital be placed ct half mast for
three DAYS. that these resolutions De
dulv published, and that an en-
crossed COPY thereof be presented 10
the family of the deceased.
PHILIP ]. GOODHART. Vice-President.
s. HERBERT WOLFE, Secretary.
GREGORY Albany, n. Y. Thurs
Gav. September rs, 1915. Clifford D:
Gregory. eldest son of the late Daniel
II and Julia Duff Gregory, aged 81
wears. Funeral services VIII De held
AZ his late residence, 1872 Washington
av. Albany. \. Y, on Sunday, at 2:3O
n m IL is requested that no flowers
be sent.
FITZPATRICK At Yonkers, n. T., on
THURSDAY September %, 1913. julia
A S. Fitzpatrick, widow Of Edward
Kilpatrick and daughter OF the late
Theophylact Lispenard Of Quebec,
Canada, in her SD year: Funeral at
her late residence, 5li Warburton aY,
Yonkers. n. Y, on Saturday, Septem-
Der %. at 2 p. m. lnterment private.
MARX-On Thursday, September %,
1918. at East Patchogue Mary Susan
Warx of Brooklyn. Services private.
Interment at Dover, New Hampshire.
SHERMAN After a brief illness, at
her residence, The Homestead, Morris
town. y. j., on September Y, Julia
Burnham Sherman, widow of the late
Byron sherman. IN the S8th year
OF her age. Funeral services Will be
held at her late residence, on Satur-
day, at o'clock.
WHITRIDGE On September %. at the
Hotel Algonquin, New York, Martha
n Whitridge, widow Of Alonzo c.
Whitridge. Funeral services Satur-
day. September rs, in the chapel at
Woo6lawn Cemetery on the arrival Of
the 1926 a. m. train from Grand
Central Station, New York. Charles
ton, S. c., papers please copy.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
CUFF. MARI. 486 East SOth ST.. Septcm-
Der 2l. Funeral today.
FLANAGAN. Margaret. 443 West 33d
St. September p. Funeral to-day.
MURRAY. Winifred, 1911 Amsterdam
av., September p. Funeral to-day.
UNGER, Leonard, 1l2s East l7eth ST.,
September 2l. Funeral to-day
BROOKLYN.
COOK, Annie, l6l Wyckof ST., Sep
TENDER % Funeral tomorrow.
De CANTILLON. Catherine. 524 saith
at, September %. Funeral Monday.
FEENEY. Helen. AZ Crown ST.. Septem.