The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-12
DIED.

ANDREWS,-on Thursday, February IL,
a.:cr wcek's n!9ess. Jasa5s Predicts
Andrews OF 10 West Seventy -nrst street. :
Services and interment private.
CoLvILLE.-At Liberty. y. Y. suddenly.
February 10, 1915, George Murray
Colville, d. d.
Funeral services al Presbyterian church
Liberty, n. " Saturday, evening
February 10, 1870 p. NJ, Interment
Binghamton, y. Y.
HUSKE.-Entered into life eternal. at
Newburgh, y. Y, February l5. 1915.
the Rev. John Huske, rector OF st.
Georges Church, In the sixty-frst
year OF his age.
Funeral services will be held at st.
Georges Church Newburgh, on Fri
day February IL. at r.. NJ. Inter-
ment at Fayetteville, n. c., at con-
venience OF family.
KEATING-John.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH."
2il West Twenty third Crank T.
Campbell Building. Time later.
LENsSEN.--At Englewood, n. J., on Tues
day February o. Arthur Lenssen Of
Rheydt, Rhen!sh Prussia. in the sixty
eighth year OF his age
Funeral on Friday. private. Interment In
Trinity Cemetery. New York city.
LIrTLEJoHN.-suddenly, at Flushing. L.
l., Wednesday, February 10. Isabelle
Townsend. wife Of Lomax Littlejohn.
Funeral from St. Georges Church,
Flushing. Friday. at PM
LUDLow.-After a short illness, at his
residence. East Seventy-sixth street.
February II. 1915. Edward Li,-
ingston Ludlow. IN the eightieth year
OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MILLER.-on February II. 1915. at Pres
byterian Hospital. New York. William
r. Miller, in his hfty-second year
Funeral at Warsaw. N. Y.
MINTURN.--In London. England, on Tues
day. February 3. after a brief illness.
Hugh Minturn, youngest son OF tho
late Robert Bovine Minturu. in the
thirty-third year of his age.
MURRAY.--At Loomis. n. Y, February
TO- 1915, Robert Morton Murray. son
OF the late Alexander W and Caroline
A. Murray.
Funeral service az the University Place
Presbyterian Church. Tenth street and
University place, Saturday at p. NJ.
PHELPS.-On Wednesday, February 10.
1915, at his residence. SO Green ave-
nue.. Brooklyn Luther Brooks Phelps,
beloved husband OF Julia. in his sew
enty-second year,
Funeral services at Greene Avenue Bap-
list Church Saturday at $3.50 p NJ
REAM.-on February ., 1915, at Presby-
terrain Hospital, In New York city,
Norman b. Ream. in his seventy -nrst
Funeral services will be held Mt ST
Georges Church, stuyvesant Square,
Saturday morning, February 10, at 10
/ O'clock Kindly omit flowers
At special meeting OF the Erie Rail-
road Company, held February 10, 1918.
Il was unanimously
! Resolved That the following mInute ba
adopted and be published In tho
newspapers and an engrossed copy
thereof be transmitted to the family
of Mr.. Ream.
The President and Directors OF the Erie
Railroad Company, deeply affected by
the death OF their colleague Norman
y. Ream, upon February 8. 1915, here
make record OF their high apprecia-
ton Of the integrity of his character,
his conscientious devotion to the in
terests Of the Erie Railroad Company,
his wise and broad comprehension OF
It's needs, his sound and just judy
ment and notably his Kindness OF
heart and his unfailing courtesy, while n
endeared him as a colleague; and
they extend TO his family the assur-
ances Of their sincere sympathy.
T. D. UNDERWOOD. President.
H. 81 Attest; DAVID BOSNIAN
Secretary.
VAN BUREN.-Julia Morris, at her resi-.
dencs, Pldlnneld, y, j.. in the eighty.
second year of her sge. widow OF Gen
Daniel r. Van EaTeH and daughter a,
the late James Ludlum and Luoretls
Crazy Morris.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. Kingston
N. T.. papers please copy.