The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-01
OBITUARY.


Mr.. Moritz hasten. n well-knOwn Ger
man. and Matchmaker by trade. uIed
last evening at go o'clock from con-
sumption 1T his residence, No. ia ea5t
Marshall street. He had been with
Mcssrs. NOWldu x Co. for q number OF
years. and was considered the finest
Matchmaker IN this city. At tho time OF
his death he was IN his ufty-seventh
year and came % this city To- 1--we before
the war Mr. hasten was quiet,
straightforward and honest man. VINO
enjoyed the general esteem OF all who
knew him lie leaves wife and several
thldTn.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock from -. John
German Lutheran church. on Eighth and
Marshall streets. The Kn.phts of Honor
and the GesauENoreiu Virginia. of which
Mr.. Raster Was a member. VIII attend
the funeral i'm body.
JOSEPH /. SMITH.
The funeral OF Mr. Joseph l.. Smith.
for many years a popular salesman a:
NcAdams ~ Berrys and 4 highly re-
spectcd citizen, who dlcd at an early
hour yesterday morning VIII take place
at ! L. NJ. to-day from centenary MctlO-
dist church. The pal-bearers WIl oe as
Active-G. Z. McAIams. Leroy Wat.
son, Burnett Lewis. MuscOe G4rnett,
Charles f. Taylor. 9. II. harmon.
Honorary-Miies Cary Mercer Shields.
W r. - lflltI ~ tlhlf- H4.IANOil- ~. pert
Wilson Charlie spence. Munford LIAR
rison, Dr. Jacob Alichuux.
Mr. Smith was SON Of the late WI
liam Ira Smith. who for years conducted
a clothing establishment I'm THIS civ. and
was associated with him in business
He was forty-tW7 Nelrs OF age, and
married Miss Salle Evans. n dlug1 ter
II the late Colonel Thomas J. Evans
and she. with five children. survive him
He also leaves mother. two brothers
NflffnrD aud Char o.
Smith-and two sisters Mrs. a. W
Phelps and Mrs. William Star-residing
in brooklyn. The cause Of Mr.. Smith S
death was consumption
MES. MARY cAsKIE LO.DOS.
Mrs. Mary Caskie London relict OF
the late Daniel London. who In his
1av vvas prominent business man o.
his CITY, died at noon yesterday AT her
residence. on east Franklin street. De-
ceased was the daughter Of the late
lanes Caskie. and John 5. Cask q. whc
made such a brilliant record I'm Con
eress was her brother. She was also
aunt Of Mr.. James Caskie, of Rich
Mrs Mrs. London was for many years a
communicate OF 81. James church. she
was a devout Christian woman and
was highly esteemed by large circle
Of friends.
j. A. TYL.R.
Mr.. ]. Allen Tyler, son OF Mr.. ,,h ana
Mrs. John Tyler, OF NO. Zi6 south I dirs
Sesterday evening at $50 o'clock. The
deceased was an ensineer by profession.
He had been out Of the city N West
Virginia. where he was engaged IN DONE
some engineering. He returned 10 the city
about three weeks ago, and was taken
Sex with typhoid fever by the advice
OF his physicians he was taken 10 ,, tne
Retreat for the Sick. where ne was
thoueht TO be convalescent. until he sud,
denly suffered a relapse which resulted
in his death yesterday evening. Mr.. Tyler
"ral Years ago he married NJ 80
Lettie boswell daughter. OF the late
Major Thomas W, posweh. lie leaves
two children. The deceased was yYu', a
man OF hlgh Christim character ana II :
tegrity, and he leaves many friends who
will mourn his loss. -.
The funeral will take place this even,
ing at 40 o'clock from the residence VI