The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-12
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After n long and painful illness. Mr..
Wilbur G. Stubbs ded at his residence
500 east Marshall street, yesterday at 42
II. NJ, In the twenty sixth year OF his
age. Up TO the time Of his Illness he was
I'm the employ Of Messrs. Fox & Ryder as
their boOkkeeper and cashier. which posi-
ton he held for several years. lie had a
wide dircle IF friends and the family have
their deepest sympathy. Mr.. Stubs was
the son Of Mr.. John 5. and AIRS. =. r.
Stubbs brother OF Mr.. James +. Stubbs
Mrs. !. Leroy sutherland, Mrs. II. ).
Martin of Washington. ID. c., Mrs. =.
Lee Morris (Of Petersburg, and Mr.. John
W. Ladd tOf Norfolk, Va.
He was a member Of BrOad-Street Meth
odist church. from which place the funeral
Will take place tomorrow at IL A. NJ.
Friends OF the family are invited to at
tena.
Mrs. GEORGE LrDFoRD.
Mrs. George Ledf0rd Of Greensboro. ".
C., died at the Virginia Hospital last
night az $50 o'clock. The deceased had
been at the hospital several weeks, and
some days ago underwent q very delicate
operation I'm hopes Of saving her life.
Her husband has been here with her.
He VIII take her remains 10 Greensboro
this afternoon by the Richmond and Dan
Vile road.
CAPTAIN L. II. PIJG
DANVHLE. VA, June u.-Specal.-
Capt l.. II. Pigg OF Chatham, died az his
home. in that town. this morning He was
native of Pittsy.Vauia county, and had
lived In Chatham FOR many years. lie
was for years editor and proprietor Of the
Pittsylvania Tribune: was once superin-
tendent OF schools for Pittsylvania cOun-
~, was Mayor OF Chatham, and captain
Of the Pittsyvania Guards He was one
OF the most popular men In the county.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
afternoon.
NIB !. B.. FrELD.
GREENSBORO. n. c.. June u.-special
Mr.. John BascOm Field. one Of Green's
bOrO's most prominent and successful busi-
ness men. died at his home. on west
Washington street this morning. after
an Illness OF several months. Deceased
was forty-One years Of age He was mar
ried 10 Miss Laura Petty In 1881. and
came TO this city from High Point IN
1885 and engaged In the manufacture OF
tobacco. Afterwards he established
dray line here and made it n success. lie
was chief Of the city fire department, and
the different headquarters ~ the depart
ment arr draped In mourning.
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow.
The fremen will attend In a body, as
will also the Knights OF Pythias. Of which
order he was a prominent member.
Mr.. Il. r. MARYE
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June IL
Special-Mr r. Travers Marye. the
second son Of eX-Ideutenant-GOVer
JOnn l.. MdfNe. Qled mere early thlS morn
ing at his fathers residence. in the thirty
ninth year Of his age. Mr.. Marye has
been I'm little Rock. Ark, for the past
ten years, and came here recently in bad
health.
Mp. JAMES g. JONES.
KING AND QUEEN c. H., Va, June
disqualification severe illness Of
nearly three weeks Mr.. James $. Jones,
son OF the late Judge j. II. &. Jones,
died at the home Of his mother. Mrs.
Sallie Jones, near Burlington, at 6 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Jones was
elected three terms 10 the House OF
Delegates, and by fattering majority:
He gave satisfaction 10 all classes, and
possessed the confidence and affection OF
the people. His high sense Of honor,
sterling morality unfinching truthful
ness and unselhsh devotion 70 family
and friends. won the love and esteem Of
an who knew him. Ills end was peace.
BISHOP r. ". D. WARD (coLoRED).
JACKSONVILLE. FLA, June n.-Rt.
Rev. Bishop r. NJ d. Ward, Of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church, died
suddenly last night of heart failure. The
body has been embalmed, and will be
shipped so Washington. d. c., tomorrow
morning for interment.