Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-17
DEATHS IN THE CITY.
oevrHM wsLL-KNowH PEoPLs
CALLED FROM TIME TO ETERNITY.
$3.50, pemise Of Messrs. Gerson hen''
ana Thomas W. COMPREHENSIVE
Two Aged Ladies'

r. na..or HELLER died at his residence,
90 a." -. Ugh street, yesterday morning AZ
: o'clock. He had been feeiing osu -,
several DAYS, but was not consioeIe' ~ a.
a. tbe bour mentioned his wife heard nun u
~ neculiar sounds and thought ne was
..1lsn, h his sleep, so reached over anu
1900 ..'. bio, on the cheek. He opened ms
~ S~ps and as he did so clntehed conVui-
49, 49, .. the collar Of his SHIRT, as II en-
49, 1'a,or;nc 70 tear It open. Mrs. Heher
ueasgiti; ,o What was the matter ana ne re-
l ssAsdS thaf n was the same old company
lpaferrsng 10 heart-disease, from Wh'cn nv. ne
Ia iong suifered-and in minute OF V"O
he 1 was nesa. leaves O widow and nine
obiIJren several of whom are crown. u
NJ Heller was o member OF the nrln OF
ueIler & Co. He was IN business ia n ao.s
mond some time about ntbeen yenIs N.Y. ~
Afterwards he went 70 haielgn, ou' ~
turned 10 this city year OF wv" aso'
DEATH OF MRS. wAssERMAS.
uxs ye,ta Wasserman died Sunday
.etarnoon nj, o'clock at the home OF her
son-in-law, Senator William Loyenstein,
I059 east Clay street. The deceased was
in her eiphty-fourth year, and was prooa-
bIv the oldest attendant OF the cohsrega-
ton Beth Ahaba. Ii. 20 I.ooo
Wasserrnan and the mother OF Mrs. WI
liam Ioyenstein and Mrs. Marx Mittel-
dorfer, of this city, and Mr. Lew Wasser-
"' The funeral was held from the house at
AP nj. Yesterday. In the absence OF a
minister. Mr.. Ellis Bottigheimer conduct
ed the services. The interment was at the
Jewish cemetery.
The pall-bearers were:
Active. Messrs. Leroy Mitteldorfer, Jo-
senb Mitteldorfer, Arthur Levy, Henry ,.
Hntzler. Harry i, Wasserman, Charles Il.
Sehaap, Alexander Marensi, and Sidney
Rosenbaum. Honorary: n. w. Nelson,
Moses Millhiser, julius Straus, ID. Il. koh-
moeiler. /. Iovenstein, julius Never, Leo
mold Levy, ID. Mitteldorfer, and ID. New
nan.
FIREMAN sCHARDT.
About 7 o'clock Sunday night Mr.. John
q. Schardt, of No. Hose Company (tul-
toni, died at his home on Orleans street.
MIR. Schardt was in his thirty-second year,
and leaves a wife and five children; Inc
deceased was member OF fulton Louge'
No 7s. Order Tonti, and Mt. Erin Bene-
ficIal Society. The funeral will take place
from st. Patrick's church this afternoon at
3 o'clock.
MR.. T. W. GENTRY DIES SUDDENLY.
One of Richmond's old residents, Mr..
Thomas W. Gentry. died suddenly Sunday
morning at his home, 17l6 Beverly street.
MIR Gentry. who was q plasterer, was IN
his sixty-second year and leaves Q wife
and nine children. His funeral will take
place from his late residence at IL O'CLOCK
this morning.
DEATH OF TWO OLD LADIES.
Mrs. Julia Cox died yesterday morning
az her husbands home, 1882 north Seven
teenth street. She was the wife OF MI
christopher Cox and was in her seventy
ninth wear. Her funeral be from st.
Peters Cathedral tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
Mrs. Jockey Harrison Chockley's funeral
was held at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon
from the residence of her daughter-in-law'
go south Lsurel street She was seventy
nine years of age and the wife of the ven,
cradle A. ID. Chockley. in former years a
leading member of the Richmond Tobacco
Trade,