Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-21
GONE FROM AMONG US
WELL-KNOwN FACES THAT WILL BE
SEEN ON OUR STREETS no MORE
Funerals Sunday and Yesterday OF Num-
bsr OF Prominent Residents
Of Richmond


Gram aud Cotton Exchange was heId
yesterday morning, when the death OF MI
John S. Hall was announced aud res
olutlons exrressjye OF appreciation OF his
worth and sorrow at BIS death we're passed
Mr.. Hall died otter bret illness situr'
day afternoon. lie was member ot tne
wcllbnown firm Of Tonpkius, Hall Co,
and was a son Of Rev. W. {. Hall, OF
Bucklnrhsm county. and brother OF Thomas
:. ard William II. Han Of this CITY. ne
was born In the county OF tumDrtAhu
August 3, 1877. bu' for a long time before
hi, removal 10 Richmond was resident Pi
Buckingham. where be was engaged III
iarnliny. Jn tins county he was member
oi the school Board and supervisor oi nN
district About two years a2O ne located 10
this CITY and had since been engaged IN the
commission nusine.s. in which pursuit he
had shown himself man Of sterling integrity
and t,reaf energy, and his death is serious
l,.s to our community. Mr.. Hall wa.
member ~ the Baptist church and Of the
Masonic fraternity.
His .1nnrai. winch took place from The
second Baptist church yesterday eiehihg'
wsa largely attended by relatives and con-
ncctious. members OF the Masonic iTalerniIy'
and other friends.
MEs KEUu TAYLOR.
M. George Keith TAYLOR clerk Of the SUI
preme Court of Appeals, suffered great lo.s
Yesterday morning in the Gcsto OF his De-
loved wife. who passed 10 The rest OF tne
people Of God through n p-otracied ana
painful illness. borne with unsurpassed
sweetness and fortituie. In her quiet ana
modest lilc she illustrated the loYelest traits
rIr "
mother. md her death is mourned not only
bv her desr one, % home, but by large
community Of friends. She was IN the forty.
ninth wear Of hcr age and leaves several
children. Her funeral VIII take place from
I ~. Johns Episcopal church this aliernoona al
/ 40 4:a0 O'Clock.
1frs. MOORE.
Mrs. T.. Moore. lmother o. Warner Moore,
/ Esq.1 Whose funeral took place Yesterday
eveniur. was one oi the most dihEfht
| workers iu rchsH the Presbyterian ana
/ Methodist Home for Aged Ladies', OF when
orgauiIa'iOn she was president. she vas
/ al,o active I'm the city MISSION. She vas
/ dear. kind coos lady. eboundiog IN cnari-
! Ties and devoted to her Church and ifleadS'
/ Death occurred saturday evening ana was
! from ncufalgiu oi the heart. she leaves one
son and two daughters.
DEATH OF Ns1. J.. o.. ANpfF-oN'
Saturday night Mrs Rosa Bruce Ander-
/ son, wife ~ Nr. Francis T.. Anderson, jr,
/ a CLERK Iu the state Trcasurcr's office, died
/ alter brief illness. though She bud been IN
/ declining health iog many wears. Deceased
/ was Miss Bruce, OF Halifax county. She
! possessed lovely traits oi character ana was
| o good and pIous woman. she leaves n
/ number OF children. most ot them small.
] ID e
/ Day night for bGr'L
ln. WuuApr's FUNERAL.
The funeral O. tac venerable car-dryer'
/ Mr +. Tbomas Wiuams, took place from
/ The Clly.etreet Methodist church >uudsy NJ.
/ teruoon and was largely attended. The
/ pail-befrcrs were four members OF Lee
/ camp and as many city railway csr-dgiVers.
1ms. piBSEY's FUNERAL.
Tie inneral Of Mr.. Mary Bentley Dabney,
/ who died Saturday night at The residence of
! her brother. Mr.. T.. 3. Bentley, corner OF
/ First and Main streets, took place from II.
/ P1uFs church Yesterday afternoon at 800
/ o'clock. There were present very large as
+ semblace of sOGroWr. friends. The services
4 were conducted by The rector, Rev. Hartley
/ Carmichael. assisted by Rev. j. B. Fuus'en.
/ 81 { b0st church. The music vas very sweet
and pathetic sud tie llOral offerings were
/ yery large and some ~ the designs were
magnificent. The pall-oearers were Profes-
/ sor Thomas Norwood, o. Tue Indiana Uni-
/ ycr,l'y; General ID. b. Fry, ,ir. Williams,
/ and Nc.sis. John Powell, ". Chase Nor
| ton. r. O.. Mcleod, aud Dr. VI. d. Hoge, Jr.
Deceased was a daughter Of the late b. Il.
| Bentley. and vas an accomplished lady, pos
/ ses,cl OF pure aud Ioyaoie character. Just
/ eleven months ago she married Professor Il.
/ II. Dabncy, oil The Indiana University, but
| who has recently been elected adjunct pro-
/ fcssor in the University Of Virginia.
! Professor D4bncy was al bis post OF duty
/ when informed by telegraph OF his wile's
/ Hines and hs could BOT reach the city until
several hours after her death. Tie would
| have been in time but for some unexpected
/ Geiay in connection with the train.
Professor D1hney Yesterday received the
/ following kilograms Of confidence:
ISDIASA UsIvEEsIrY,l
BLOONISGroS, lsp, May 10, 1889. :
To F1op.sor E H. D-JArg, lJl Hum STREET, Rich-
/ p.o4l. It:
/ Fa~ulty deeply sympg'hiz' Sends W0odiori
A. representative tonight r.a Indianapolis. Col
| lero wiI suspend cNoro .re-. Please telegraph
! o. once day " ln.erm"nt
O.. H. CLARK, Secretary.
INDIANA UNvERsiTrl
BrO0WSGror, lND., May ~, 1883 !
} III e. u. B1bnrs, IUl L..t Nain strut:
Tho ste-.Fiu.. news of YOUR vife's death has