Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
Mr.. MAYO'S FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Death of MIR. Theodore &. Grady. DIR. John
son, Mrs. Barker, and Others.

The funeral Of Mr. Fitzhugh Mayo,
whose sudden death on the train while
en- route from Norfolk to Richmond was
reported in yesterdays Dispatch, will take
place from All Saints church to-day at
IL o'clock noon. The following will be the
pall-bearers;
Honorary Messrs. James Peasants,
Maxwell r. Clarke, u. y. Walker. +. w.
Chamberlayne, II. Roberts Baker Philip
Haxall john George. 0ervas Storrs. W.
Il. Trigg. l.. r. Myers. Archer Ander'
son. A. =. Buford, Lewis Ginter, +. r..
u. Myers. w @. Strange Jackson Boil.
ton, ". G. Miller.
Actlve-E. c. Mayo. w. 8. =. Mayo,
Arthur Mayo. George Mayo. Jr.. Phi.
Taliafcrro. McCarty Thornton. II. T..
Thornton. John W. Atkinson. Ben ITALIA
forro. William NJ. Taliaferro.
The pall-bearers are expected to meet
at Mr. l.. II. Mayo's residence, NO llG
west Franklin. at II 80 ~ VI.
Rev Robert A. Mayo son of the deceased,
and his bride. who had been visiting Rich
mond, left Wednesday before the news Of
Mr.. Mayo's sudden death reached here.
They were recalled by wire, and returned
yesterday afternoon.
MIR. THEODORE G. GRADY.
The sad intelligence has been received
here OF the death Of MIR. Theodore c.
Grady, which occurred In Rio dc Janeiro
on March s. 1894 of ycllow-fevcr. lie was
the only son of Mr.. l.. Grady. Of this
city, and was a most worthy and csti-
mable young man. starting out early in
life he soon won the confidence and es-
teen OF his employers. and few young
men of his age had risen so rapidly in
hA nj
he held the position or purser on the
United States and Brazil line Of
steamers, had made a trip to Germany,
and on his return was made paymaster
on the Brazilian government war-ship
America. and was a great favorite with
his brother officers. After leaving the
ship he remained in Rio as New York
press-corresp ondent. Although dying FAR
from home he had all the tender care
money and friendship could procure.
DIR. JESSE l.. JOHNSON.
Or. Jesse l.. Johnson. a well-known citi-
zen OF Henrlco county. died at his resi-
dence in Narina District at o'clock yes
terday morning. agpd 90 years. Deceased
was gentleman of fine character. and
had. a host OF friends in this city and
Henrico He married daughter OF the
late Jacob s. Atlee. who. with several
children. survives him.
He was the father-n-law OF Mr.. Charles
il. Childrey. Commissioner OF the Reve-
nue. for Henrico county.
The funeral takes place from his late
residence at Y. NJ. to-day. and the In
terment will be made at lakewood.
OTHER DEATHS.
Mr.. Charles II. Regnault. an old and
well-known citizen, died at the residence
of his sisters, No. 1917 east Main street.
Wednesday evening. Mr. Regnault was
born In Richmond and lived here all his
life. He was a gentleman Of many splendid
traits Of character. He served calamity
through the war in the artillery service,
and was afterwards for many years in
business with HIS brother. Mr.. John Regn-
ault. He was a devout member OF the
Catholic Church. His funeral will take
place from the Cathedral this morning
with requiem mass. The interment will
be made in the family section at Shockoe
cemetery.
Mr.. jeremiah O'Rourke died at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Edward Martin. No. 10
north First street. Wednesday night. Mr..
ORourke was a native OF County Clare.
ireland. and the father OF Messrs. T.. g..
and NJ. j. ORourke, the latter being the
well-known base-ballist Deceased WAS
In the 65th year of his age. His funeral
VIII take pace lIOlil ItltT NdtHtui
with requiem mass at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Mrs. Anna f. Barker. wife Of Thomas
]. Barker and daughter Of James A. and
A.. T. Booker, died Wednesday AT her
residence, on Venable street. Deceased
was well known TO a large circle of
friends. by whom she was held in the
highest esteem. The funeral will take
place from Leigh-Street Baptist church
this afternoon at o'clock.
MIR. Il. +. Price. father-n-law OF Mr..
Marion II. Chalkley. died yesterday morn
ing at $50 o'clock at his residence. In
Alexandria. Mr.. Price was a valued citi-
zen and a high Mason.
The special In yesterdays Dispatch an
nouncing the death at Gloucester Court
house. Of Mr.. Lee Stubblefeld. formerly
Of this city. was read with deep regret by
the numerous friends OF this estimable
young man here. Mr.. Stubbleield was
for long while employed by this paper
as a compositor. He was popular menu
Der Of the Richmond Blues. and a dele
CATION OF this organization would attend
his funeral had they sufficient time to
reach the Courthouse. His burial will
take place to-day.