Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-25
DEATHS.

PARRIsU.-Dicd, Of paralysis IN the county Of
soochland. on the An Instant Dr. hop ., '"
A good citizen n true friend aud uecfai pDyf-
clan. he will be much missed by the conmani ne
bad so faithfully served for nearly half century
styrn minute. past 4 NJ. WILLIE sur. infant
dAugbtr OF Charles T.. aud Addie A. Hlskef'
The fune,Si viii take place THIS EVENING
from the residence OF the parent. Dr. n,r'
7 wcnty-hflh street. at O'Clock. frtnl. an1 "
quaint. noes 81 the family are respectfully in'le1
10 attend.
CLARE F.-Dicd, al his late residence, Lock
wood y near Atleo's station. Hanover county Va.
NATHAN BELL CLARKE, In the sixty eighth
True 10 To- his convictions Of truth and right. he
lived nd died Without reprrach' wise counsih.-
Ter and true friend, his los. fills heaNily upon M
neighborhOOd IN which he heid 20 prominent
Friends ~ tho family invited 70 stt'ni the
funo Al. witch viii occur ~ o. ~, .sIayl. ~ ,y
t,rmcnt 10 he made at Pleasant Level" Ia the
family battle-ground.
MELToN.-Died. At The residence r. 9 her pa,
st' no. o24 son MN W.T. HIT Hill ony cid Of
James T. and lila ?. Melton; aged one yeir.
That once loycd form, now cold and deal
zach mournful thought e mp, III
And w,therel all our ioy''
Tie funeral will take place from Pine. stree,
baptist church THIS friday AFrEHNOON ~
4 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are re'peeuIS
requested 10 attend.
WCCp.-Died. July "a, 1854, st his r. ienco
at Amelia Cuurthou-e. Amelia comfy, PiiIbLif
,. WOOD: eyed thirth-siN years. -, -.
Funeial nom The Eichmond ard Dl VILE depo,
at $50 l.. N. TO-DAY friday. interment a.
HOLLYWOOD.
BUDD Died, at his mothers residence, " thls
city. 7. MCvEIGH BUDD. In the twsnty-tourth
Notice OF the funeral viii appear hereafter
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, July "a, 1854.
WOOD.-Died. this morning. At his resi- ience'
4 o'ch.ck. PHILIP 5. WOOD, aaei thirty-siN
years, aflera shot aud violent Illness ,,,t.
wish feelings Of the deepest emotion we pay Wv.
tribute of ie r. and respect 10 he memory OF or
friend. who fe In the meridian OF tii nic' III tue
full tide of his 9efnlness ana pr0m ns ~, ph,p r.
SOuthall, a gentleman OF di.t ngulshed aDnty nnu
learning Ills father, Richard Wood VINO diei
about the me age }, was lswyernf emlhehce ~ NJ
day h mother. now Mrs. Luclo ii Miller. OF klcil-
mGnd. a lacy who has achieved hiss reputation Ia
the literary world. ,,, al, $1,000,
ME and had been twice elected CommOnweaIth
attorney, which position he held at the Time Of us
A,alawyer, he held high aud deseryedly pro
minent position. He was accurate ana dlscrlml ,
mating. preparing his eases WIN I'l!Eeneo ~
car ful research. lie possessed but rev or the
gr.cos ar Establishments OF Orat0ry Dut ~, sN.r
wAs logical, vigorous, and Notwithstanding all
OrnamentaiiOn, ne prrSfnteu MS views
e..tDess breyity. and force In the conncts OF the
arena he was = compeer OF The best. In MS strong
and manly thIusts. lie WAS a most efficient onlcer,
and performed hi duty with impart1llty eirnesl-
ness, and ability; commencing hlmsef 70 IN
tespcct and admiration OF his people. In MS
private transactions he was punculuos and Just a.
Gather and husband. he WAS anectlonate anu kinl
md while II was true that In his contact with the
W. rid Re assumed hut few OF the gentler amenite'
or life, yet in the bosom Of bis family, with his
loved ones at home he WAS Is tender aud =. pl ny
ful as child Alas! Alas, that he should have
fallen when his friends were looking forward 10
him with 80 much hope But che saddest Of all Is
The appalling calamity 10 his trne and loving
wife. who ever watched over him with tender
ness and devotion that only \ woman can give.
And oh how sad 10 his four little chil1rcn-top
young yet 10 appreciate their loss, and The III e
misfortune of a falheress orphInRge. And ~ hi.
mother, who loved him with a mothers love, and
locked to him As her pride. hor hope. her trust
ALI feel the sad event too deep 10 express, and s
shadow has fallen over the eniir, community.
Peace to his ashes and blessed be his memory I,
May the turf he green above him and the flowers
drOop their Jewelled heads In token Of our love.
His mother reSched hs bedside few moments be-
fore his death. Then followed scene OF indlscrb-
able anguish and sorrow. The stoutest hearts gave
away.
on, why are these things so? God knows best.
His ways not rs our WAYS, or His thoughts like
our thoughts. Though sad the trial. W. must learn
the lesson Of submission.
The funeral will take place At Amelia Court
house 1O-MORRON AT IL o'clock VI. HIS re-
mains will DO conveyed 10 Richmond to be buried
I'm Hollywood, where, with the silent slcepers Of
that beautiful city Of the dead, he Will rest foeyer.
FIR. FARRAR.