Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
mrs. Eliza Keenan, Edward j. Collier
Luther Reins-,IudRs Irving.

AfNhHff ANtAut-bhNAV AfNihEs
Mrs. Eliza Keenan, died yesterday morn.
ing at 280 O'Clock at her residence, 3l2
north Twenty-sixth street, at the ad-
vanced age Of four-score and five years,
fourteen oi which had hcon spent Ia Richmond.
The deceased leaves nvo children--Nessr
Patrick and John Koonan and Miss Mary
hecnau, of this city, and Messrs. Thomas and
Frank keenan. 90 New York.
Tho funeral viii take place from st. Patrlck's =
Catholic church tomorrow, the hour % DO an
nounccd Hereafter.
HR. EDWARD J. COLLIER.
The funeral Of Jr. Edward }. Collier took
place yesterday afternoon from the residence OF
Ar. samuel Reynolds, his sOn-in-laN, and was
attended 10y H large number Of sympathzing
relatives and friends. The services were con-
Quoted by kov. Dr. Burton, Of St. Johns EpscO-
pal church. Mr.. Collier was an Old-timc to-
hsccOnist, and Tor a number OF years prior 20 the
close OF the war was manager for the late James
Thomas. and afterwards manager for buchanan
& Lyal, Of Brooklyn, " !. Since 1879 he had
not actively engaged In business The following
gentlemen acted as pall.bearers: DIR. X. A.
Patterson, r. S. Bosher, Dr. John Mahonoy, f..
c. Garrison, J. G.. DickersOn, George ID. Har-
wood, j. .. Morrison, j. r. Meyer. lnterment
was made 10 OakwO0d.
NR. LUTHER BElSs.
This gentleman. who died yesterday morning
~ his residence, Ne. l0t7 Floyd avenue, was a
woli-knOwn and highly spected citizen, and n
son 81 the late Richard Roins. lie vas iu the
siNty-irst year of his age aud was born not far
from where tho Lee statue nOw stands. Just be-
toro the war lac WGs appointed by hf. Davis
manager Of tho magazine and he remained In
charge thereof until DO was blown up on the
morning Of the evacuation. For many years
alter tho war he was a member OF the coal firm
Of CCttrol & Beius, but lof several ycare past he
had held @ clerical posit on at the Richmond LO-
cOmutive and Machine OTks.
Mr.. Bens was 70 member and past grand re-
gent 0f the UOyaI Arcanum aud o member OF
hIfn fnn kufrhfG of Honor and Chosen Friends.
lie heli benefit certificates In these orders and
= sJ carried other insurance. he leaves a wife
mud four vhildrcu-twO sons and two daughters
One oi ltis SONS Is travelling for Baltimore
vile Oficcs M Atlanta.
DEATH o. MR. SAMUEL 70. GUY.
Nr. Samuel R. Guy, a brother Of Mr. Jackson
Guy, Of this city, dlci last Sunday Of pneumonia
in GO0chlaud county. The deceased was in tue
fOTty-siXth year Of mis- age. lie married Miss
Tahb, q granddaughter Of Colonel John VI.
Trcuiii1u. Of this city, who, with six children,
survives him. The intorment took place yester-
duy 40 noon at "CCntcutun,' tIe Old family resi-
dcnce ia GoOchiand county.
MR.. GARNEIT's FCNFRAL.
Tho funeral OF W. i. G. Garnett took
place yesterday morning from the Seventh
Street Christian church. Tho service was solemn
and appropriate. The Rev. JHbcz Han read the
burial service; also, read the hymns twlthout
s.uEing) "Just as am without one plea,' and
" Abide with Ne" There were a few words Of
warning 70 JEe living, and after the services al
the church the grave closed over ono OF the
brightest men Richmond College and the tni-
yorsty OF Virginia ever turned out as gradu'
ate.
Ihe remains of Judge Frank d. Irving, Of the
FarmyiIe Circuit. we're brought % this city yes
terlay, and taken hence 10 CHrtersville, where
the funeral services viii BE- conducted to-day.
The Governor will attend the funeral.
Mrs. Ann s. Din, relirt OF Louis Dill died yes
terday ut the residence Of her son, Louis DEL
D. Fgf rn
Tho funeral viii take place from 81. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church at 3 o'clock this afternoon
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary NJ. FitzwilsOn, relict
Of Thomas titZwils0n, VIII take place from ~
james church al o'clock this afternoon. The
deceased was IL the s8youty-nfth year OF heI
age.