Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-22
HANG oF rHe eReAr ReApER.
Mr.. rry's Remains to Bc Trough, Here

Mr.. Fry,s Remains TO Bc Brought Here
Mr., Lypharn's Deatb-severai Funerals.
The remains Of Mr. Charles MeFiwoaihur Fry,
president Of the Bank OF New York, viii arrive
at the Byrd-streot depot this morning at $50
O'clock, and be met By number Of friends Of
tho diseased. They will he taken 10 the under
taking establishment ot l. T. Christian. and on
Wednesday all O'Clock hs Inferred 81 Shockoe
cemetory. Two OF tho uephews Of Mr.. Fry WILL
accompany the romans 20 this city.
DEATB OF Mr. LYMAN.
Mr. Arthur Leslie LYMAN. n well-knowu end
popular Richmond travelling man, died as q few
minutes before / O'clock yesterday afternoon Mt
the residence Of his mother, 513 west Marshall
street Death resulted from some trouble Of the
hcart with which the deceased had suffered for
some time. MI. LYMAN was young man OF
many fine traits OF character and enjoyed the
esteem and confidence Of all who knew him.
With his fellow knights OF the grip be was espe-
ciaily popular. Mr.. LYMAN was 81 years old
and unmarried. lie was with Walter H. Blair &
Co several years ago and since then had rep'e-
sented one or two Richmond arms Al the time
OF his death he was travelling TOR heasrs. Hurst,
Purnell 4 Co, OF Baltimore. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been perfected
Mr.. EDWARD WADE.
The funeral OF Nj. Edward Wade took place
from the LnureEStreet Methodist church yester-
day afternoon At O'Clock Mr.. Wade was the
oldest employee OF the Tredegar Works. having
entered its service ~ tho age Of IL. lie was held
In the highest esteem by all connected With that
esta blishment The honorary and active pail
bearers were selected from the Tredegar ofll-
cials aud operatives, and in the absence OF Rev.
DIT. Judkins Rev. Or. HORe and Row. Calvin
Stewart conducted the funeral services. The
deceased leaves a wife, one daughter Miss Susie
NJ. Wade. and 1--WE sons-Aessrs. Charles t.,
William L., james H., Y. Lafayette, and A. Lee
Wade.
FUNERAL OF MIS- ROBERT ). CHRISTIAN
The funeral services OF Mrs. Sarah A., wife OF
Robert j. Christian, took place from Trinity
Methodist church yesterday afternoon AT 3
O'Clock, Rev. Mr. Peterson officiating, he having
LETT conference in Norfolk for the purpose. The
large attendance at the house and the church
Rttessed the esteem In which this excellent lady
was held for her many Christian virtues and
truly lovely character. The floral testimonials
were numerous ana beautiful Her pastor. Mr.
Peterson. spoke foelinRiy In his brief sermon Of
the lite OF the deceased and the choir rendered
two of her favoritehymDs IN al impressive man
ner. The honorary psll-Deafen5 we're hessrs- L.
Wiley Davis, w. Il. Hancock, Il. l. ID. Whlford
Thomas w. Penberton, A. 5. Lee, DR.. l. Curd,
the active being i. 2. Hudgins, a. Samuel iay-
lOr, r. C. Morton, George A. Haynes, Robert A.
Gary. and James T. Neal. The tnterment WA
in ShOckoe cemetery, and the arrangements
Of funeral and burial were under the direction
OF Mr.. L. T. Christian.
OTHER DEATHS.
Mrs Nary II. Dearborn, wife Of Rev. John A
Dearborn, died in Kansas 0ty, No, on Satur-
day. she was for ten years a resident OF Rich
mond, during thich nrne her husband was pas
tor of Seyenth.StTest and MRrshall-Street Chris
tian churches.
MIR johann GoodlOw president Of the Etna
Insurance Company OF Hartford. died In that
city very suddenly on Saturday last. He mar
red Miss Lizzie Woodbridge, daughter Of the
late Kew. Dr. Woodbridge. of Richmond.