Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-02-25

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He was president OF the A. H. snepnstu
I,umber COMPANY, md director IN inc
! Union Bank, and was held In high esteein
| by all who knew him. HIS remains WIN
be Inferred In hollywood, the following
gentlemen acting as pail-bearers:
Active-E. NJ. Foster. Il. w. Gates, W.
| Il. Jones, y. r. Cosby J. Frank Jacons'
John r. Coddin. w. r. Thomas. ana i.
]. Todd. deacons OF the church;
Honorary--N. ID. Hargrove. A l.. Boul-
ware, w. Minor Woodward. f. Sitterdsns,
T. e. gtagg James L. Robertson. Captain
John Lamb. T. p. Campbell. George A.
Smith, John III. worsbaru. John A. Curtis.
and J. J. Montague
Mr.. r.. Kahi Dead.
MFR. Frank Kahl, Que of Richmonds
Oldest draughtsmen. died at his home. No.
AZ north Sixth street. Sunday afternoon.
He was n years OF age. Mr.. Kahl was
born April "a, 1926, and was a native Of
Rechenberg. Bohemia.
At the age Of &c he came to Richmond
and started business as a draughtsman.
for long time being the firm of Kahl
& Rain. During the war he was en-
pioyed In the manufacture Of bombs. and
at It's close became connected with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway shops as
draughtsman. About four years ago he
was stricken with paralysis. and since
that time he has been unable to work.
-Four weeks ago a change set In for the
worse, and he gradually grew weaker I'M
I'll his death.
His wife, who survives him. was Miss
Catherine Lewis Daingerfieid. OF Fred
ericksburg. Mr.. Kahl leaves three
daughters and one son-Mrs. w. b. Dun
ford. Mrs. John Krouse. Miss Susie, and
Robert f. l.. Kahl.
The funeral viii take place this evening
at o'clock from Grace-Street Presbyte-
Ran church, Of which he was a member.
Deceased was also a member OF Friend
ship Lodge. !. o. G.. T. Rev. Dr. Fair
will officiate. and the following gentle
men will act as pall-bearers: Messrs.
John Pitt. ]. Van Wort. N. Allen, George
Pit l.. Lynch, A. Krouse, s. Jenning,
and E. A. Parsley.
lnterment at Hollywood
Death OF DR.. sasxer.
DIR. L. l.. Sasser. of Smithfeld. N. c.,
died quite suddenly at the Virginia Hos
pital on Sunday night. He had only been
in the city a short while. when he was
seized with paralysis OF he heart. Dr.
Sasser was in the city on business, and
was stopping at the Lexington. when he
was stricken down on Saturday morning
lie was removed to the Virginia Hospital,
and all possible medical aid was rendered
him, but to no avail.
DR. Sasser was 36 years OF age. and
was a graduate in medicine Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia, and also of q New
York school of medicine. He was an
ardent student and enthusiastic prac-
titioner, and had achieved a high place
in his profession. DIR. Sasser leaves a
wife and several children. He had
friends wherever he went. and his loss
will be sore one to those who knew
him. The body was taken to Smithfeld,
N. c.. for interment
Death OF Mrs. Lnthrop.
Mrs. S. p. Lathrop died at 7i0 o'clock
yesterday morning at her residence. No.
ia east Franklin street. Her husband.
one of the most prominent citizens OF
Richmond. died at an advanced age only
a few months ago. She leaves five chill
dren--Messrs. George A. and Charles Z.
Lathrop, and Mrs. j. Blythe Moore, Mrs.
Thomas II. Bransford Of Roanoke, and
Mrs. James T. Patterson. Mrs. Lathrop
was one of the most active and promi-
nent members of the ST. James church.
and was widely connected in this city
and elsewhere. She has long been noted
for her deeds of charity, and she will be
greatly missed by the poor of this COM
munity.
Other Deaths and Funerals.
The funeral Of Mr.. Francis Mallory
Cary took place at o'clock yesterday
afternoon from All-Saints church. Rev.
Mr.. bowman, the rector, conducting the
sad obsequles The following gentlemen
acted as pall-bearers: Messrs. Carlton
Mccarthy. Branch Archer, Corrie Sutton,
Charles Anderson, Allen Apperson, Por-
/ tieux Robinson. Albert ii. Robins. and
j. Booton Hill.
Mr. Valentine Schwartz. Of Mil street.
died Sunday: aged 6S years. The de-
ceased was painter by occupation, and
had resided in this city for forty years.
The funeral of Mrs. d. Wiley Anderson
took place from ParkPlace Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at o'clock.