The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-16
OF PURE CHARACTER.
TIE IRREPROA CHABLE MEMORY OF
Mr.. JOSEPH VADEN.
His Funeral To-Day - Loss From the
Shuck Factory Fire - Interesting
Brief Isems--Psraesai.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES,
No. il2l HULL SfaEEr. battle BLOCK

The funeral OF Mr. Joseph y. Vaden,
Auditor OF Manchester, @hose sudueh
death on MONDAY night was announces
In yesterdays Times, VIII take place tniS
evening at o'clock from Central, M s ~.
dist church, and his remains wall DE m
TERED with the funeral rites Oh uhe Ma
sons ana Odd-Feiiows. -, 49, col
Judge >. Bassett french mas sne ~
lowing TO say OF him in ms annals %
prominent Nirginians OF the Niuelee.''"
century. whicn IS soon 10 be puVi'sneu T.,
Joseph Beverly Walden was porn ~
Chesterfield county, Ap,h y i9, n h oId. E
schools OF the DAY. At sixteen years ~ ~
age he was CLERK in grocery SUI tnr
Manchester, and continued CieIh ~
divers persons to about the close ~ '
ciyii war. He was deputy sherln ,e 0i
Chesterfield county two years-l', o.
was then clerk in "a store again. ~ i smr
he was elected Auditor OF 4Scoa s,in i hv
the city OF Manchester. when ono; ~ -
consecutive annual elections by the SLsy
Council, he held up 10 ms death WIZ Wiz
occurred January IA. 1895. man Oh ifie-
proachable character o,,.,,. ,,aars
The deceased was sevehty-eishe yS S'tt.r
of age. He was a member OF Manchester
hodge Of Masons and Charter ment23SS'
of Stuart Lodge, Independent Oraer pu ,,,
Fellows He was tWice marrledi poth
wives preceded him 10 his grave. by the
first marriage he leaves three aushteIs-
Mrs. J. d. Cra.g. Of Richmond; MIS-
Chas. Lee, of Salisbury. N. -, anu mis-,
il H.. u,
sons by his last w.le--noDert. VINO mas
been his fathers deputy for some tiihe'
and Clarence. ~ q.
Stuart Lodge. No. iii. ]. q. "; r., Is
called to meet at 2 o'clock This afternoon
10 pay the last sad tribute OF respect "
their deceased brother. - ,o.rovs.
The following were the pah-p }dna
Uonorary-J. w. Bronaugh. Judge j.
II. Ingram, Judge w. !. Clopion, u. H.
Gary. Henry Fitzgerald, John OBrien,
Or. Lawrence Ingram, j, n P nydns A
Active-t'rom. Masons; 5. a. GT H,aIic yc ~:
George Blankenship. c. u. Walibal, Nj.
A. Campbell; from CITY COUNCIL Ma'he"
Merton. j. Il. Utz. ..o.or,
1he loss upon Stacy's shuch MA y,
which was destroyed by IRE MV on 1t,iy
night, is estimated at from 2,Oo 10 sSS..y,V,
and is about covered by insurance Ah'S
place has been burned SIX times; o,,,,
There seems TO be no redsonso, ,be DorIt
Tor supposinS that the Hie was '"'
The rear end of the building was burned
completely out, only the Drich waidS ~,
the structure. which was on'y so one little
machinery in this end OF the DuIiul inIs.
and this was considerably damaged. nns
roof over about half of the house was
saved. and the bulk OF the H'a0i'i"e'' "''
not hurt very much. 80 .orou,,ro,
Mayor Maurice disposed of the following
cases yesterday ,, t1o,,os 1botb
Henry Jones and David Hayes lpoah
COlOreu) Were CndIBeu WIZ.
Hayes was discharged and Jones was
fined $50 and costs. ruor-
Amelia Davis, Carrie Austin ana fIVi h
ence Gray tall coloreD, charged WIN
drespassing on the properly OF Tue IT'LL
Inond and Petersburg railroad were
fined 81 each. A.. r,,ra,oe
There was no quorum of the, FINANCE
Committee Monday night. All OF tne
Board of Health were present, out io
business could be transacted. 1T.
Miss Cora Drawbar, who has DeeH NisIii
ing Miss Mable Winnie, has gone 10 BAL
tirnore to visit friends.
Mrs. George Butler of Swansboro, VINO
has been i'll for several days past, was re-
ported as being no better yesterday.
Mr.. j. r. McAllister removed ms fanny
20 West Point yesterday, where they WIN
i'm future reside, he having been trans
serred to that section of the road.
Master Emmett Turpin was reported 10
ne worse Yesterday evening.
The County Court was in session Mon
dav and transacted considerable business.
Mr.. w. j. Carter has returned from
trip South. 49,, 90 po,,,hota
Courthouse was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William Kennon, OF PoWhatah' was
here yesterday. ~, ...oo+ r,ake
through connection TO the PARK now,
MIR. L. y. Jones is sick at his residence
on Hull street.