The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-25

,,xs orDR. CULLEN TAKEN TO
urn LAST RESTING PLACE.
,,,cr.,.ive Funeral Services at the First
-,..,orisn Church-Death of Mrs.
Louisiana Franklin Carter Neal.

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"a. rlace yesterday afternoon at
-, from the First Presbyterian
and was attended by very large
.,ra1 Besides the family and rel.
.t,re we're present a large body Of
''-.....sl fraternity OF this city. large
.'...,on OF students from the Medical
.. and men prominent in the bust
rf. ~ Richmond.
.sor,iccs were mo, impressive. and
conducted by Rev. DR.. r. p. Kerr,
...,or OF tho church, Rev. DR. John Il.
-.,r rector OF the Monumental ,hprcn.
por j. Calvin Stewart. OF the Church
en-. c1rcrant The hymns were Lead.
Ian, Light" and Il Would Not Live Al
,. sung swcctly by the choir under
-. erection ~ Mr.. n. Is. Clapp. Mr.
,rr.m IA. Grant sang Rest IN the
lord
vl. Ncrai tributes TO the memory OF so
..l.. "A man as Dr. Cullen were i'm full
l..aug with his popularity. and the very
SIX esteem in which he was held by all
classes n citizens. They were exquisi.ely
l.44ufli.
The following gentlemen acted IS pail
bearers
Honorary Major r. r. d. Myers. Colo-
r.l Archer Anderson. Colonel w. H. Palm
o. Colonel j.. l.. Hobson, NJ. Mllhissr.
colonel John B. Purcell. Major Norman
" Randolph. Captain Philip Haxall, II. A.
lancaster. Nirginius Newton, Or. !. $.
Wexford Colonel John r. Cary. James y.
Pace john IT, Gray, Major Leigh Page and
ID A. Crcnshaw.
hcute-E. r. ID. Myers. Jr.. William c.
Preston. Henry Valentine DR.. Lewis c.
Ia
Iliruc Blair and f. NJ. rutherford.
The interment was at Hollywood.
Tile students OF the Medical College of
virginia feel very deeply the loss OF one
vho was so greatly beloved and revor-
t.0e1 by them all. Yesterday they held
mass-meeting and adopted the follow
jug resoluuons. presented by committee
ari United Tor that purpose composed of
N.ssrs. +. i. Hope. w. l.. Harris, n. i.
sn.ld and J. \. Barney. Jr.:
Whereas it has pleased an all-wise
Providence TO remove from our midst the
reHered dean of the Medical College OF
Virginia. Or. j. 5. ID. Cullen. in the midst
nj his strength and usefulness TO the com
munity, the college and the medical pro-
f,ssi0n. be II
Resolved by the students in mass-meet-
rg assembled. First. That we desire to
boar witness to the ability and pains
king care OF his instruction; to his en-
r1hiing influence upon so many genera
tons Of young men, as professor, friend
a1d adviser, and. above all, to the silent
eject Of his career as a successful ply
s.dan and an upright man, which has
acted as a stimulus TO so many who have
sat under his instruction.
second. That in his death the medical
profession sustains great loss by the
passing away OF one who has always
siriven toward the topmost heights of
Usefulness in his calling. and whose death
breaks another link in the narrowing
chain Of those who did their country's
duty in the great civil strife Of the last
generation.
Third That we desire TO extend to
the inmates Of his home our heartfelt
sympathy at the grief which has come
upon them. and TO trust that the hand
which "afilicteth not willingly" may in
DIS mercy heal their sorrow.
Fourth. That a copy Of these resolu-
lions be forwarded TO the family Of the
deceased. and also TO the daily press Of
the city. with a request that they " pub
lshed.
A large number Of the physicians Of
the city gathered yesterday I'm the rooms
NJ the Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
20 take appropriate action upon the death
~ Dr. Cullen. Or. G. w. i. Brock pre-
sided, with DR. James y. Ellis as secre-
tary. Remarks We're made by many Of
those present, and testimony was borne
o. the esteem I'm which the deceased was
held Drs Gordon, John r.. Wheat, Gray,
lIoge and Kuyk were appointed com
rnittoe 10 draft suitable resolutions. The
following were submitted and adopted:
Whereas. on the 22d day of this month
death removed from our midst Dr. j. ;.
Dorsey Cullen. we. the profession OF
Richmond. assembled on the oath day Of
March, 1893. do hereby
Resolve. l. That while this occasion is
to as one Of deep sorrow, we bow in
humble submission TO the will of Him.
lu whose hands are the lives Of all men,
. That I'm the death Of DR. Cullen we have
lost an able and honored cOnfrere and
eminent practitioner and teacher, an eX-
p,rienccd counsellor and true friend.
That we extend to the bereaved family
oar sincere sympathy in their afiliction.
g. That these resolutions be published
Bon the daily papers and medical journals
of the city. and that a copy be sent to the
family.
Mrs. Louisians Franklin Carter Neal.
The death of Mrs Louisiana Franklin
Carter Neal occurred yesterday morning,
at o'clock. at the residence of her son.
Deceased Was the widow Of the late
Thomas -. Neal She had been in Ill
health for some time past, and on We'd
uesday last she was attacked with paraly-
sis which caused her death.
Mrs Neal was born in Halifax county,
Va. June 2G 1902 and was married in
Danviue to Mr. Neal, where she resided
several years before moving to Richmond.
She was one OF Richmond's best known
ladies'. and was held in the highest esteem
hy an being of a kind disI osition, and
charitable TO a fault. Her friends were
legion Mrs Neal was the mother Of
thirteen children. the following of whom
are living. Mrs. James Il. Pace, Mrs.
James A. Grigg. Mrs. George l.. Marshall
Nes-rs Thomas D., G. Il. and w. G..
Neal. Of this city and Mrs. +. w. Fer
rau Mr. James NJ. Neal. Mr.. J. c. Neal,
az panville. and Mrs. S. J. Graham OF
nrsburg. Pa.
The funeral will take place this after
noon az o'clock from the Second Baptist
church.
The following are the honorary pail
bearers. A. S. Buford. w. q. Miller, II.
g. Morton. William Ryan, Jackson b.
Wood. James Leigh Jones. Joseph L.
Swords and John Enders. Sr.
Active Ben. Lawson, Jackson Miller,
A. r. Narbrough. NJ T. Smith, A. E.
bonnan. j. c. Williams Jr.. Langhorne
iuirey and w. G. Stokes.
Mrs. w. J. Powers.
Mrs W. J. Powers died at the resi-
dence OF her husband. in Cumberland
county, on the night OF the 22d. of brain
fever. She was sick only a few days.