Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-05-18

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JEFFERSON-Died at his parents,
residence, April.23, 1895, Cornelius, son
of w T. and Martha Jefferson, sos n
3lst st. in the 18th year of his age
His funeral took place from the FOun-
tain Baptist Church at O'Clock, April
25th Revs. H. II Williams and Ely
\ Saunders ofiiciated. The casket was
Aan attractive white embossed plush
kkith silver mounted handles and many
cIfdl flowers de was member
ms and Daughters of Bethlehem.
bearers were Eddie Christian
mas Burke, Thomas Petite, John
npson, James Lewis, Davie Stand
Honorary pail bearers, Willie
bidridge, Walter Randolph, Harvey
Andrew Burley. He leaves a
er, mother, aud many friends to
lrn their loss. w. S. Selden. funer
director.
Departed this life, May
9th, 1895 at 1880 p. NJ, Mrs. Julia a.
Harris, the beloved wife of Armistead
Harris of 912 Buchanan st. Her fun
eral took place at the First Baptist
Church, Sunday, May 18th. She leaves
a husband, four children, two sisters
a brother and other relatives to mourn
their loss. She was a member of the
First Baptist Church and Past Officer
of Sarah's Lodge, 1. 0. of G. S. and ID
OF S, No. SS.
81 NN-Died at his parents resi-
=, den sOochland, Va, Thursday. May
2nd at a rs A. H., Mordecai L. Brown
beloved husband CT Mamie +. Brown
age "a years. He was a consisten
mgrAber of the Ebenezer Bapt. Churcl
of this city for six years. He leaves
or
three brothers and a host of friends Z
mourn their loss. a. d. Price, funera
director, officiated.
Farewell dear hush. nd a long farewell
Our parting gives me pain,
But oh we hope tOAneet again,
Around the dazzlhg throne.
Sad is the house and lonely the home
Since thy sweet So lie is gone,
~ oh ! a sweeter land than this,
heaven is now my home.
Ses Hrs WIFR.
EMUS-Mr. Anthony Lemus WI
at No. ia DUval St., met with
sad misfortune Tuesday EVeniI
inst, at r. +. and P. Shops ar
Wednesday morning about tt
Iutes past O'Clock at the Retire
18th Street, where he was carrie
treatme ut. He was SO years of al
was not a member of any churc
was always deeply concern
ut his soul. He gave perfect sat-
ion TO all who stood by his bedsi
is last hours. He said he was wi
and ready to go. He was a XII
lowing husband and father, and
loved by ali the neighbors.
yes a wife, seven children and
ther to mourn their lost.
lis funeral took place from the
St. Baptist Church, Friday, May 10,
80 PM, Rev. w. 4. Graham preach
an excellent sermon from IS Ps.
verse.
From his wife,
MRS. RACHEL LEMUs
COOTS-The funeral of Mrs. Pa
Coots who departed this life May L
at 8 20 p. NJ took place from the s.
ond Baptist Church, of which she v
a member, Monday, May 18th. Rev
D. Lewis officiating.
Honorary pall-bearers, James Goo
Royal Threat, Abram Johnson, s.
Dismond active, William Ellis, j.
Thompson, John p. Graham, Eman
jenkins, w. 1. Johnson, Simon SIN
Gone Before.
Marshall EllwOrth died May I'll
IL 80 A. M. o'clock at his sisters +
dence, 7O6 N. 3rd st., Richmond,
He was 27 years of age He comics
religion on the 9th day of April,
l and died in full triumph of faith in
Lord Jesus Christ. Funeral took p
Thursday afternoon at 3 O'clock f
Sixth Mt Zion Church, Rev. Nash
ciated. He was Il kind and loving
and NJ oHooffnnofa brother Ho InQv
mother, one sister and one brother
a large number of friends. He
buried in a nne black cloth-cov'
casket. Funeral Director Brown
Brothers. Pall-bearers, John w. p
w. Pleasant Jones, Benjamin Bow
John Scott, Erwin Allen, VIM. Hi
Timothy Freeman, ROseberry Mos