Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-05
MR.. LINNEY'S DEATH.
A Long Life Consecratcd 20 the
Masters SerVtcc--Rcmntas Of MT.
Montgomery Brought from Clifton
Torgc-Scverat Ladies Pass Away.

Rev. Henry Marshall Linney died at his
home. No. 923 cas-, Marshall street. yes
terday morning Of paralysis, with which
he wes stricken Jus; week ago.
SIR. Ilnney was In the 18th year OF his
age. and was born in HarTodsburg. Ky.
united in marriage TO Miss Lucy q. Besle.
Of Orange county. In 1876 he entered the
Virginia Conference. In which connection
he remained until after the close OF the
war. and was known as an earnest, zeai-
Gus laboror In the Masters cause. In the
charges he ministcred 10 he had many
devoted friends. who remember him with
the deepest affection. After the war he
went back TO Kentucky. and having los'
his wife, married a second time. He re-
turned 20 Virginia about three years ago
located in this city. and engaged In m's
sion work and In canvassing for religious
works and papers. He was man OF mort
unobirusive habits. and knew no denoini-
national lines where he saw an oppo'tu-
nifty 10 speak for Christ or DO a hihuy
service for his fellow-man.
In his last Illness Mr.. LinEey was sur
rounded by his family end loving iriends'
who aid everything possible for him. IiiS
second marriage was with MIS- Lucy
Knox.
Mr. Lnney leaves three sons by his hrst
marriagc-Mcssrs G. t.. H. -, and j. y.
Linnoy-and daughter by his second
marriage. all OF whom accompanies inc
remains 10 GOrdonsvile. whittier they
were taken on the 2:10 train yesterday
afternoon. 4 large number OF me CITY
Methodist pastors assembled az the depot
90 thus testify 10 their esteem FOR the oe-
ceased
MIR. GEORGE y. MONTGOMERY.
The remains Of Mr. George y. Mont
gomcry. whose death from accidental
poisoning IN Cll"on Forge saturday was
reported IN the Dispatch. arrived In this
city yesterday morning accompanied by
"A committee from the Knights OF Pythias
Of Clifton Forge
The funeral took place from the resi-
dence OF deceascd's father. Mr.. Norris
Montgomery No. ~ north Flith street
yesterday afternoon AT o'clock tn"
services were conducted hy Rev george
G. Ahbitt and Rev. Dr. W. ". l.andrum.
The pau-belrcrs were: Active-E. g..
Payne and r. 4. Ham. 81 Chiffon Forge.
q. A. Hankins. +. NJ Jones. j. y. Lam
bert, &. II. West. HOnoraU-J. G Car
penter. OF Clifton Forge. George Gibson
Sr.. David r. LumsdeD. and George Glp-
son. Jr.
Mr. Montgomery was for many years
n resident Of THE city and for a long
time occupied the position Of yard
master for the Richmond. Frci'ricks-
hure and Potomac railroad M aba. III"
was man Of sunny deposition. who
RAPIDLY made friends. aud by his stead
fastness retained them
MRS. :. ]. PINDLE.
Mrs. s. i. Pindlo died at the residence
of her mother. Airs T. ". Walker. l2l
Park avenue Sunday night after an i'll
ness ~ nttle over twenty-four hours
Deceased was a niece of the late
Thomas W. boswell and I'm her rirlhooi
days. as Miss sue Taliaforro. was a great
fayoriie la society. or siugulariy sweet
and gentle disposition. dainty of mould.
refined and shrinking az violet. vet
withal possessed - remarkable strength
Of character. she was an that is "tuc
womanly." Her life was balm and d
bonediCtion 10 those about her. and In
death she leaves 2 memory fragrant
Of Christian faith ana duty go loved onos.
The funeral will take place from 81.
James church at y o'ci-ck this morning,
and the following gentlemen viii act a.
pali-hearers. Ncssrs. l. H. NJ Harris H.
jackson Bolton g. g. Chauin, Philip
Purcell Louis MirncEorodn. T.. L. Rose,
g Watson James and Or David Nc
Cav
MRS. J. *. PETrUS
Mrs i *. Pet'us died az me residence
II her husband No. 2l02 east Broad street,
yesterday morning in the 37i wear of her
age. ard after an Illness Of three weeks.
She leaves three children Mrs. Pcttus
was a Miss TrcvuiHn. Of louisa county.
and the remains viii hr taken Wednesday
10 her former home for lutcrmcut.