The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-03
OBITUARY.
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The funeral Of Mr. Benno Heinrich,
who died rather suddenly last SATURDAY
took place yesterday morning al 10 CLOCK
from his late residence. Ne. 80 Mosby
street.
About noon Saturday Mr.. Heinrich was
taken IN while working In the garden,
and expired in his wife's arms before a
physician could be summoned.
The cause Of his demise was apopleAy.
Deceased was born IN Dresde~. SaNony,
seventy years ago last January. ana came
10 this country in 1884. He was engaged
in the jeWelry business IN tins city anu
was well and fayorably known. HIS
wife and four children, TWO sons ana
two daughters. survive.
The funeral was 10 nave taken place
Sunday. but owing to the inability of
his two sons and daughter. who live IN
New York. TO reach this city In time,
It was postponed until yesterday morn
ing.
DR.. u. p. TnrDwAY.
Dr NJ f. Tredway an old and highly
esteemed physician of iBula, Gooch-
land county. Va, died at his residence
last Thursday. after a long and painful
illness in the 18th year OF his age. The
funeral took place from Byrd church,
IN Goochland county, on Friday last.
Dr. Tredway had been practicing medi-
cine i'm Goochand county for forty-iive
years. He was extremely popular win
the citizens Of the county. and had many
friends in Richmond. He was for thir-
tv-fiye years an elder in the Byrd church,
and was an earnest. active Christian
worker. He was a brother Of Mrs. Il.
W. Tredway Of this city. and leaves
wife and seven grown children TO mourn
their loss one Of his sons. Mr.. i. q.
Tredway, resides in this city and con-
nected with the firm of +. h. Taylor ~
CO.
BEENARn c. GRILL.
Mr.. Bernard c. Brill died Sunday
morning at 1870 o'clock at the residence
Of his mother. No. SIS north Twenty
fifth street. after an illness OF eleven
days with typhoid-feyer.
Deceased was IN his twentieth year and
was a consistent member Of Lelgh-Strcet
Baptist church ana Sunday school ana
also OF the Baptist Young Peoples Union
of that church.
The funeral took place from Leigh
Street Baptist church yesterday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock.
TOBgRr : ROLLINS.
A telegram received in Manchester
yes ltFltl 4lDIUlII lEttn -ASDtNliltt y -,
announced the death Of Mr.. Robert S.
Rollins. former well-known citizen OF
Manchester. Mr.. Rollins had many
friends in that city who will be grieved
10 hear OF his death
R1cHAhD X. SYLVESTER.
Major Richard X. Sylvester. a WELL
known newspaper writer died in Wash
ington Saturday morning. In his sixty
third year Major Sylvester was a ma
tive Of Vermont. who went 70 Iowa while
a young man. thence 10 st. Louis. and
became an editorial writer on the Post
Despatch. lie came 20 Washington In
1871. and entered the editorial rooms of
the Washington Post with which jour
nal he has since been identified. Mr.
Sylvester was principal editorial writer
on the Post, and WAS noted as graceful
and vigorous writer. and one OF the
gentlest OF men. Mr.. Sylvester was
stricken down at his desk In May OF last
year. shortly after the sudden Illness
which carried of his chief. the late
Frank Hatton. He rallied slightly. but
has been more or less an invalid for
sixteen months. The cause of.his death
baa RI disease