The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1889-04-11

Washington and Lee University. Hon. j. IL.
Tucker and Col. pendleton ware present rs
representatives OF the Lexington bar, and
Trof. Graves as the representative of Washing
ton and Lee University.
Prof. Graves spub Of the great loss the death
OF Juaee Shetiey would be TO the University.
10 the students of the law class, and to himself
personally, appreciating rs lie did his great
services in the annual course OF lectures deliV-
cred before the law class.
Mai Elder was requested 10 present the reso-
luton already adopted to the courts holden In
the city ofStaunton.
The mineral took place from Trinity Eplsco-
pal Church ut 3 p. II. The church was packed
at an early hour. Following the family were
the officers Of the Augusta National Bank,
Valley National Bank. Equity Life Association,
and the officers and scholars Of Trinity Church
Sunday School, of which Judge sheiey had for
a nun Der of years been superintendent. The
pail bearers weIe ". G. Kinney, T. c. Elder,
6. NJ Harrison. NJ. Hanger, N. P. Funkhouser.
=. II. Trout. ]. Bumgardner. Jr w. Z. Tams
and T ID. hanson. Rev. W. q. HuIiihen OIL
ciated in the ceremony, reading The beautiful
burial service Of the Episcopal Church. The
remains Were followed 10 the cemetery by n
large and deeply afs cted concouTse of people,
who had assembled to pay the last sad tribute
of respect to The distinguished lawyer, useinf
citizen and generous friend.
THEAUGUsTA NATIONAL HANK.
Al a meeting ofthe Board ofDireslo-s ofthe
Augusta National Bank. held on the morning
OF The 9Th instant. the 1o!lowing proceedings
took place.
The Board of Directors Of the Augusta Ma
tionHl Bank of Staunton ms ct this murninf!
under circumstances which surfnnud this In
sitution aud the community, win Lhe deep-
EST sorrow.
We assemble to manifest in an enduring
nianLer oar Jespcct for lie memory aud our
appreciation OF The great abtity. business
zeal ;fid Industry which distinguished the
since JuGe 1915 when II was FIRST ofsariZ~d.
| has presided over the affairs oi tie Angus a
] National Bank, rs it's President.
| In tie death OF Judge SheifeN, the commu-
| nifty in general. the legal profession, aud ihe
! Church, IN The Councils Of which ne was DIS
| tinguished for emine3t services, vii! alti.a
with us feel that great man has talitn
Caelishng With the endealin4 a<spcatonS Of
! lle The Influences and example OF one so
| prominent III all these relations. ana who was
also ~ Intervals during mis- long public life,
| counsellor the affairs of the stale, caliei 10
| their discharge b, the pupuiar viii, we there
| ful enter upon our records the sense OF oar
| sar; o ~ when coutem o.a;iug the event when
| has brought us together: therefore be ill.,
ReSOtted. That IN the death of Judge Shetey,
THIS fauk !ias sustained a great loss in IL lls!
| and continuous ptesident. who. with devoted
| ability and constant efforts, served It's IN cr-
| eSts.
| RPsOfrCu, That this tribute 10 MS memory
! be entered OF ecnld, and. that copy thereof
| be transmitted 10 Mrs. Sheffsy and iamiiy 10
whom in their deep.i flilctlun we tender our
| eympath les and condolences.
| ReS0fred I hat The Rank building be fuit4blE
d a,,ed i'll mourning for tiiirty days, Iih, that
| these proceedings be published IN the City
! papers
Ifesoped That the Officers and Directors OF
| this c5ank, attend the funeral of our deceased
friend III body.
THE KQUITY LIFE IHsCR ANCE COMPANY.
q uaG3fiIG a The the
EQ uity Life Association neld April n 1889. the
following preamble aud resOiu ions regarding
The death of Judge Hugh W. Sht1fey, iate
| President Of the kq Lity Life Association. We're
| adopted:
Tuat whereas we recognize over ruling
| Providence that has rem owed from cur midst
! Judge Hugh W. Sheffay, late Pr esidtnl Of ahis
| and honor and whose fileudly and wise coun-
| sci, quick and constant assortment al juslic =
| AMI iectitude will now be lost not ontv 10 our
| selves but to the State, Charcil, and Fiteside,
| Therefore ReSotped
| Ist.-Tnat thts Board desires to express per-
| sonaify their sincere sorrow at the deatF' ot
| Judge Sheffey, whose death reinuyts fiOm
| them true and geniat friend.
2ad.-1hat this Board desires tn express their
| profound sorrow at The death oi jill tge ~helfey,
| The Preside ut OF this Association, le;n2niziug
| the loss that it has sustained, and whose wise
| counsel can ID heard nDie.
| 3rd.-That this Board desires TO express their
| deepest sy maj athy with hi family. and order
| that 1t copy of These resolutions tie sent to
| them.
| 4lh.-That these resolutions be entered on
| The records OF THIS Association. ana published
| in the City papers.
| NJ p FUNKuoUsER, Vice President.
|