The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-21

! Confederate cause and was on the stan
/ OF General Samuel Jones In Southwes.
/ Virginia for about two years, ana Nas
| subsequently associated With the Juus'
Advocate General, G.. $. a. Immediately
after the war he was appointed asen'
1 OF the Manhattan Life Insurance ioI t',
t entire south ana was engaged TOT eeVei"'
wears establishing agencies throughout
/ the southern territory. after Whlch ny
l became the general agent for the COMPANY
I IN this state. ,e fo,r
Mr. pleasants leaves a wido" anu ioS'
children Miss Lutte Peasants, MIS- -,
! &. Minor Mrs Benjamin l. ." W
/ Mrs. W W. Archer.
/ ais two brothers, Judge NeoIbe ".
pie,eauts fudge of the circuit Court OF
/ .rneais OF Illinois. and Mir NJ. +. Flea-
/ s11,s clerk Of the United states circuit
/ court OF this city survive nm.
! Mr. peasants was counted by all who
kneU him as the best example OF an
/ honorable. heightened gentleman. He was
osrtta and unobfrusive IN manner but
etroug i'm his convictions, and the suffer
no. Of a lifetime OF ill-health failed
10 work any discord IN his amiable nature
The following are the honorary pail
bearers:
Major Robert Archer, MIR. Joseph Bryan.
Mr David n. Walker Mr.. James Pleas
ants Mr.. Alexander Cameron, Or. 0. A.
Crenshaw, Mr.. Lewis Glnter DR. j. y. Nc
cav. Mr.. John Purcell. Mr. r. II. Steger.
Judge II. II. Marshall, Mr.. Archibald
Boiling. Mr.. John H. Montague. Mr..
Thomas G.. Peyton. Colonel r. NJ r.
Tslcott. Mr.. James Alfred Jones, Judge
w. W. Crump Dr. r. II. Robinson.
Active pall-bearers-Mr. Otway 6. Allen.
Mr.. J. Rs V. Daniel. Mr.. George w.
Mayo. Mr. Wyndham Boiling. Mr. Blair
Boiling. Mr.. G.. Gilmer Minor, Mr. J.
Ran. Tucker Mr. William LightfoOt.
The funeral will take place this Cfues-
day. afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, from ST.
Pauls church.
-. D.. There's
The remains Of Mr. n. T.. There's aged
twenty ve0rs. who died Saturday morn
ing mt No south Pine street. were taken
TO Middleton Mills, Fluvanna county, sun
day morning He was an employe or the
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
and the company furnished a special car
for the funeral escort. The following par
ties accompanied the remains: Messrs.
u. W. jerks. O. A. Spears, j. \. Lusk,
a. H. BARLEY. G.. II. Luck, j. T. Burnett
j. Miller. %. Cant. J. l.. Roberts. W. H.
Kirtley. b. Kiruey, j. r. rutherford,
D. r. Thomas. J. II. Bugg, H. j.. Thomas.
Shores Miss Fannie Shores. Miss Lizzie
Shores, ard Miss Ida Glass.
Helen Miles.
After a painful illness Of two weeks.
Helen the little siX-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W Miles. died at the
residence Of her parents. No. GO north
Fourth street, on sunday.
She bore her sickness with Christian
forttude, and when tine end came she
met 10 with that childish simplicity of
faith chat eiveth Everlasting life"
Among her little friends she was kind
and ahectionate. TO her parents she was
loving and obedient. and TO an with whom
she came in contact she was sweet,
pure Christian child Dying, as she did,
me the Christian faith. her soul hath
gone TO him who said. suffer little chill
dren to come unto me. and forbid Them
not for OF such is the kingdom of
heaven"
The services viii take place from the
Grace-Sreat Presbyterian church at 6
O'Clock this evening
The body will be taken TO Philadelphia
for intcrment