Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-14
TIE REAPER DEATH.
,,essrs. Samuel u. Llggnn. w. ~ wyatt
y q ulchaels, and Others.

! Mr. samuel II. Liggan died at his resi-
dence. No GI7 north Tventy-second street.
sunday. in the 18th year OF his age MT
Ilrean was during the war iaithiul
| and gallant member OF the hichmohu
| Howitzers, anu as soldier ana citizeh W.
| respected by ali who knew MN
| le,Ves a wife and one chiid-a son.
The funeral Will take place from the
resllenee at o'clock this afternoon, ana
| Inc following gentlemen will act as pail
| hearers: Messrs. George \. Code, Il. -
| LOWS. l. T.. Alien, Robert Lord captain
lanes r. Phillips. Mr.. l. Eeale. captain
! y Snead. and Mr.. George ". Clarke.
Tbn Hovitzer Association will meet at
| the house at half-past : o'clock 70 attend
| the funeral. as Will also detall from
Lee Camp. consisting Of Lieutenant-Col-
onels John a. Meanley ami James l.
| GRAY: Charles r. Turner Fred. Il. Elliott
A. \. Gil +. y. Bowery. r. l.. PeFhin-
son. -. HARDY Pyle
The Howitzer Eattery have rendered
the family a funeral escort
MP. WILLIAM A. WYATT.
Mr.. william A. Wyatt one Of the oldest
and bes,-known house-painters in Rich
mond. died at his home. corner Of Eighth
and Clay streets, yesterday morning. after
a long Illness. Hlr. wyatt was born in
Hanover county ia 1870. but came to ms
city when very young aud had reside
here ever since. Ills wife survives him,
with three chi.dren-Messrs. Henry ana
Russell Wyatt and Mrs. George h. Styll
Re was member Of Dove Lodge OF
Masons.
TN funeral viii take place from the
First Baptist church at o'clock this al
ternoon, and the burial will b. with Ma
sonic hon1rs by Dove Lodge. The honor
ary uall-bearers will be Colonel John Muir
phv, +. Paul Winston. Hon. j. j. Crutch-
field. Colonel William +. Tanner, ii. Sell
don Taylor, John T. Goddin, c. W. Tan
n,r n. ID. HargrOve, David Wilson, II.
l.. Pelouze. \. Gunst, \. j. Gallagher,
Louis Euker, y. l.. Jacobs, ana ID. II.
Pyle.
MIR. r. L. MICHAELS.
Mr.. r. +. Michacls, who died at his
residence. No 81 west Main street. yes
tcrday morning, will be sadly missed, es-
pecially in Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation circles. AS secretary OF the Rail-
road Branch OF the association he had
been "A most devoted and successful
worker
Mr.. Michaels was a native Of Peters
burg. and was in the 47th year Of his age
He leaves a wife and five children. The
cause of his death Vas typhiod-iever.
The funeral viii take place from IdIk-
Place Methodist church at o'clock this
afternoon. and the following gentlemen
VIII act as pall-hearers.
Active-C. s. williamson. J. f. David
son. Z. 4. Lamb -. ". Wiltshire, Elijah
Roach. George Eley. and T. q. Irwin.
Honorlry-W H. owen, J. !. Bayley
T /. Blanton. T. =. BoWles J. l.. Grady
John Fucker, \. G. Weisiger. and u. r.
Midiettc.
MIR. LEE RUSSELL. CALDWELL.
Mr.. Lee Russell Cardwell. son OF Mrs.
II. J. and the late John w. Cardwell. died
at Cartersyllle. Va, Sunday evening at
$50 O'Clock The remains reached the
city yesterday afternoon via the James,
River Division Of the Chesapeake and
! Ohio railway. and the intcrment was in
ShockOe Cemetery.
The funeral Of MI. John T.. cain. who
| died nj the residence Of his father. cor
nor Of First and Baker streets, Sunday
| afternoon. will take place from st. Pc