The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-24
THE DEATH LIST.
A Number of Well known Citizens Have
Passed Away.


Passed Away.
Mr.. Henry w. Hey died Sunday morn
Ing about 10 o'clock at his residence NO.
500 east Marshall street.
He was born in England. but came to
the United States and settled In Phila-
delphia when a young man. FROM tha'
city he came TO Richmond about two
years after the war. Mr.. Hey had been
engaged In the Junk business for many
years. He leaves a wife and four chill
dren-two boys and two grls-all Oh
whom are grown.
one of his sons. Mr.. y. IL. Hey, Is en-
gagged in the junk business on cary
street near Eighth. Mr.. Hey was
Mason, and belonged TO lodge In Phlla-
dephia,
THE funeral will take place to--mor-
row afternoon at o'clock from Brancns
church. Chesterfield county.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Franklin Spragg died at
his residence. corner Fourth and Broad
streets yesterday morning at 1;SO o'clock.
He was thirty-nine years old, ana had
/ been proprietor OF the saloon ana res
taurant at Fourth and Broad for more
! than two years. He came TO Ricnmonu
| from New York city. Mr.. Spragg leaves
a wife who was Miss Murphy, OF TINS
/ v.
York. He was a Mason. being MEM
Der of a lodge in New York
The remains will be taken 10 New
York this evening at 7O5 o'clock.
Mr.. Robert Page Grymes died at the
residence OF his mother, Mrs. X. +.
! Grymes, on west Cary street, Suhuay
morning at o'clock, in the twenty
| eighth wear OF his age. He was popu-
/ md N
shin and esteem of all who knew him
He was manager of the Richmond Ele-
vator until that property was Destroyer
by fire last summer. The funeral VIII
take place from Grace Episcopal church
at II A. NJ. to-day.
Mr. Dominick McDonough, one OF the
oldest residents, died yesterday morning
at his residence on the MechanicsViiie
,urnpike at 6 O'Clock. Mr.. McDonougn
has been I'm this city for forty years and
was well known by a large circle Oh
friends. He had been for some time past
In charge of the Bishops cemetery. Inc
deceased was a cousin OF Mr.. James NC
Donough. the undertaken. Mr. McDoh
ough leaves five sons. all OF whom al
grown. The remains have been remove.
TO his sons residence. Seventeenth ah'
Fairfield streets.
Mr. Anton Meyer died at his residence
. ,o0 south Eighth street. at 4lo oclocl
Yesterday morning, after lingering Ill
ness of nearly three months. Mr.. Meye
was in the fifty-ninth year or ms age
and was born in Germany. arriNihs
This country and settling In kichmoh
, I'm his twentieth year.
! He was an able blacksmith, ana estau
/. Iished a wagon mandatory on sout
E,ighth street some twenty-five years age
which business he continued untll M
death Mr. Never served calamity In IN
war as a Confederate soldier
Five children survive him, two OF whol
, ,ro married. They are Mrs. n. Somn
l and Bernard ]. Meyer. His other chlidre
: are clara NJ. Albert ]. and Charles
y Meyer -, ,o,,,r
fatber and the community faitht'
Z Christian and most worthy citizel
His wife died about fifteen years ago =.
The funeral will take place from
= Narv's Catholic church tomorrow mori
n ing at o'clock with requiem miss
q r,,o funeral services of Mrs. Mary !
II r,IIiott who died at her residence
Chestnut Hill at / A. NJ Saturday las
. yere held at Mizpah church, Chesth
q Hill. yesterday at II A. NJ.
d Tho funeral services OF Mrs Stephan
: 1oureuenot will be held at the cathedr
= this morning at o'clock.
e The remains Of Mr.. n. l.. Perrin WI
a,ed at his residence in Henrico couh
- lost Saturday, were Inferred In lhe
- family burying- ground. near the Merl
,e oaks, in Hanover county, se''"'