The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-04-23

MRS. FLORENCE C. XIII.

MRS, FLORENCE C. hiF-
Mrs. Florence c. Kie, wife or Mr. ;. l.
Kio. died at 430 o'clock SUNDAY AFTER
noon at the residence Of her husband. IA
Gartars,,iIle. Va. in the 18th year OF her
ace. Mrs. Kie was the daughter or MT.
u C. Minor. of this city, and resideu
here before her marriage TO MI. ne
who Is a prominent merchant IN NarteIS
Vile She was form 'riy an actNc' uS'ir'
member OF Grace-Street Baptst chutcn
and took much interest in church NolN
generally After her removal 10 Gar
tors,ilIe she became an energetic workeI
i'm the Baptist church Of that place. SHe
was a lovely Christian character ana
devoted wife. 49,. .no
The funeral will take place from the
Grace-street Baptist church TINS morn
ing at II O'Clock
DIR. pwARD p. JAMES.
NJ Edward y. James died at the ke-
treat for the Sick yesterday morning,
aged forty-hye years. lie was oorh al
Elton. the family seat, IN Goochfahd couH-
IT, I'm 1919 He was a graduate or 'ne
Medical College OF Virginia IN the class
of fSS7 and was the resident physician OF
Tho church Institute the first name or
the Retreat for the Sick. and then az the
CITY almshouse. He was married 10 MISS
Lizzie. the daughter Of Robert O. scout
ESQ. OF Amherst county, VINO survives
him. They had no children.
he had until recently resided AZ LOCK-
fort. Illinois. where mis- health iainns ne
determined to come to Virginia Witch
he dearly loved. 10 be Durleu at 'iV
home Of his father.
Three days ago he came 10 the Retreat
for the sick to get whatever COMFORT
might be secured from medical attention.
entertaining. as he did no hope OF sue
cessful remedial treatment, put as ne
expected the end came promptly OUT ].
am. IN him surrounded by devoted
friends His remains Will be removed on
the morning train of the Alleghany ran
road TO the old homestead, Wnere ms
funeral will take place at o CLOCK 'o-
day He was a man OF great britiiaHts
and had DISTINGUISHED himself In his pro
fsseior The Following gentlemen will act
as nall-bearers: Messrs. w j. Epps'
Waller Scott. Judge John n. Insram'
c. c. Walker, T. Topper. Jr.. J. Morris
Miller. Augustine Royal and }. Randolph
Tucker, Jr.
MISS ANNA CLARK.
Miss Anna clark died very suddenly at
the residence OF Miss 2. GARRISON Hines
at No. 62i north Seventh street, yesterday
morning. at an early hour. MISS clark
was about thirty-eight years OF age ana
came from Stanton, Va, last August
She WAS boarding at the above residence
and had been here for treatment OF the
eyes.
There are no grounds for the rumor
that the deceased killed herself SuCH
Is positively denied by all who We're III
tho house and acquainted with MISS
clark She has relatives in CHATTANOOGA
Tom They were communicated with,
and instructions were received as TO the
dfsposifioH OF the remains, which VIII De
inferred in Richmond.
Mn. JACOB MAY.
Mr.. Jacob May. a very prominent sno'
merchant in this city, died yesterday an
,ornoon az 3.99 O'Clock az his home No.
llm east clay street. lie mas peeh "
resident of Richn.) nd for frity years
End WAS born at Hettenhausen Hcrmany'
I'm 1893. on his arrival IN America he
Can,e It once 10 this city. where he has
bfon nromircntiy Identified with all the
Jewish charitable organizations OF the
city.
lie vas one of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Synagogue Beth Ahaba for over
twenty years. Mr. May has bcen a sur
ffter for a long time. and followed his
wifi. u the grave about ive months atter
her death he was a member OF Virginia
Council, Royal Arcanum, also OF Virginia
Ledge. Knights of Honor, OF Martha
Washington Lodge, Knights and Ladies
Of Honor. Of Rimmon Lodge. l. o. b. b.;
Of Kosher Shell Bargal, Of Fraternal
Lodge. No. g. 4 +. and A. VI.
He leaves four chiidreu-Moses May,
Ike May. Mrs. NJ. f.. Marcuse Miss Sal
lie May.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon al o'clock from the house,
and tie intcrment viii be AT the Jewish
cemetery.
RIcHAAD y. PoMEBOY.
Mr.. Richard z. pomeroy, who for sew
eral years was an operator at the Postal
Telegraph Company, in this city. died
suddenly yesterday morning az Salna.
Kansas where he had gone for the bene-
M Of his health. Young POmeroy was
eighteen years of age, and was suffering
with pulmonary consumption. He was
the son Of the late Edward Pomeroy.
who formerly lived in Manchester.
JOSEPH C. BROOKS.
Mr.. Joseph G. Brooks, a well-bn0wa
stonccutter. died at his residence No. 2l2
south Laurel street Sunday morning In
his sixty-secOnd year.
He leaves FIVE children-Nlessrs. G. y.
Brooks. W. j. Brooks. II r. Brooks, j.
c. Brooks, and Miss Efiie Brooks.
The fur eral will take place this morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock from the Sacred Heart
church.
MISS BELLE BRANDON.
News has been received here Of the
death of Miss Belle Brandon, Of the estate
on James river which bore the family
name. She was a fine type Of the intelli-
gent and refined Virginia lady, and had
many admirers. among whom was Gene
raj r. r. Lee She was granddaughter
OF Thomas Richie. the famous editor OF
the oden time. Her venerable mother
survives her