The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
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OBITUARY.
PAUL sAMt RON

rauL shMfnoS.
Paul Cameron, the threc-year-old son
| of Benchan Cameron. died at Sreennr'.r
White Sulphur Springs Sunday bi,.e
! Paul was a grandson OF Nr. a. n. si"So -
! of this city The remains were 'ane" W
H.isboro, n. C., for intermsnt.
Nus sA".T .. ~YDNor.
Mrs. Sarah s. sydnor. re'ict OF We i'''
Edward sydnor. died al her ree'ic1ce'
na,s,av nan Hanover county. suni1y.
Mrs svdnor was IN the cigh'y-se'' l'p
yo,r Of her age. The funeral VIII taKe
oiace from Walnut-Grove Bapur cnnich
wednesday at IL a. VI.
I,yrs LuFsrY.
PETERSBURG. VA, Sept. s.-Speciai.
rr,elI,gencc was received here to-n'gns
of the death of Mr.. James Lufsey, ior-
NOR resident Of Petersburg. VINO dleu
suddenly in Chicago to-day. Inc &C.
ceased was a native Of this city ana
prominent turfm1n. He AT one tln'o
cicrked for Purcell Ladd & Co. or RICH
mond. His brother Barlow Lufsey, Wis
one OF the victims OF the fire which de-
stroyed the Hotel Royd, In New YORK
JOHN .. ROLL.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept. 9-Special.-
Mr.. John d. Holt. OF the tobacco firm
OF Holt schafer & Co., cme OF the most
prominent tlDLluf Va it-f"-'RNtrf ""@
thls morning. He was stricken wiih
apoplcxy on Saturday. which vas soon
followed by total paral, ais ana w. un-
conscious 10 the moment Of bis death.
For forty years he had been actively
identified with the tobacco trade or
this city and served a number OF years
as a member of tho city council. with
ability lie was siSty-ninc years OF age,
and enjoyed the esteem OF circle n
friends. which was probably more extern
sive than that OF any citizen OF Lynch
burg.
JOIN AUGUSTUS RUFt yAENLp.
LEXINGTON. VA. Sept. 9.-special.--
John Augustus Ruff Warner, Chinese IN
spector OF the port OF Portland. died
here last night, aged nfty-nve, OF
of diseases.
About six weeks ago he left Portland
on sick leave. and came home, gradually
getting worse.
lie was a prominent ngure In Iplilics
an old-school Democrat, and brave
Confederate soldier. doing service In Lib
erty Hail Volunteers Old Washington
College Company. Company /. Fourth
Virginia Infantry. StoncwaN Hridagc.
lie was captured az the hattie Of Gettys-
burg. on July 3. lse3, and spent until
July. 1850. a prisoney .. t'ors Delaware,
" lilt it Iol AtA'A|iA AtF'Nr'r NlltAN NAaiAt
him sick man the rest of his life. ....
Under Clcvolands Arst administration
ne was postmaster here. About year
ago he vas appointed Chinese Inspector
10 the port OF Key West Fla. but
declined that post on account or the eli
nate. and ne was then given a similar
appointment at Portland. Oregon For
ears he was Commissioner Of Revenue
iere and prominent IN all public mat
ers.
He codiled the town ordinances a
ew years ago. 'le was a printer BY :
rade. AMI master OF the art and wo.sed
N the old Lynchburg NirginiaI 'cfore
he war. In late years ne developed
considerable powers as a political writer.
g well rs IN the tescriDi."e.
Ills funeral takes place tomorrow.
rHTIP Ki:IIAN.
WAYNESBORO Va. Sept. Especial.
Philip Kiiiian. Esi. for forty years
romnent citizen and merchant OF this
lace, senior member Of the well-known
rm OF Kiilian. Henkle & Son, died here
his morning at : O'Clock after a brief
lness of two weeks duration. Mr.. XII
an was born I'm North Carolina. lie
anne 10 this county from Columbia, s.
+. in 1850. and married a Miss Rcbecca
oyner. a member Of the numerous and
rominent Coyner family Of this county,
no preceded him 10 the tomb three
ears ago. by thrift. industry and en-
'rprise. he amassod considerable wealth.
lc bulk of which now reverts 20 his
lly surviving grandchildren, oscar d.
enkle and Mrs. j. T.. Shenk, OF
orfolk. Va.
Mr.. KnMan was man OF sterling
laracter. just. honest. and upright IN
I his dealings with his follow man.
Use counsellor and firm friend, he will
, missed in the community
MEXirtN yEIfrAN
ASHEVlLIE, y. c.. Sept. 81. NJ.
rael the last veteran OF the Mexican
ar in this vicinity died this morning;
ed seventy-fye.