The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

ANDERSON.-Diod, al his home I'm Win
ton. y. g.. j. l.. ANDERSON in the
hfty-seyenth year of his age.
He was Mayor of the city for three
years and was twice elected 10 represent
Hartford county in the Legislature.
BROWN.-Died Monday. July 18th. az Z
O'Clock A. ~. ROSALIE ISABELLA
BROWN. infant daughter OF j. r. and
Genie j. Brown. aged one year, five
months. and twelve days.
Funeral from the house. No. 1920 east
Clay. TUESDAY, July 18th. al o'clock
T. NJ.
DUFFEY.-Dled at his home on south
Fairfax street. Alexandra, GEORGE
DUFFEY. Commissioner of Revenue
for the city. aged seventy-siX years
Early in the war between the States
Ma for Duffey went South and soon found
a congenial position IN the artillery army
Of the Confederate States. says the
Alexandria Gazette He was especially
useful i'm the ordnance. and was in
charge Of one Of the best companies
Of artillery In the Army Of Northern
Virginia. His hardness In artillery de-
vices made him extremely useful. After
the conquest. when Major Duffcy WAS
seeking employment. the writer accom-
panied him on visit 10 the War Do
partment. where he went ly advice of
Representative Carter Braxton. OF this
district. While discussing his fitness
for a position I'm the ordnance depart
ment OF the United States he showed
the military officer there a small piece
Of oak I'VE had no iron nor smiths
sometimes" said he. land / Whitfield
out this 10 serve the purpose" Said
one of the lookors-on. That's genius.
You people deserved 10 win. We never
needed a device Ike that II We had
had neither iron nor smiths. God knows.
our cannon would often have been use
less" Il will said the officer. give
you a letter 10 the commander AT the
arsenal. but ! see little chance II
ever ] am IN command. and We get down
10 using oak instead of iron. / want
YOU with me-" Major Duffey had no
occasion TO return for the letter. lie
was soon afterwards elected Commits
sioner of the Revenue. and the faith
fulncss with which he discharged hts
duties is evidenced by his continuous
reelection, and he died Commissioners
of the Revenue.
FRISTOE.-Died. az the residence OF his
son. Mr.. Lowell Fristoe, in Bentonyile.
ALFRED FRlsTOE.
GASKINS Died at his residence In
ScOttsyii,c. JAMES ~. GASkINS, gall
liant Confederate soldier. who won spe-
cial distinction by reason OF his bravery
al the battle OF Malvern Hill. where
he lost limb.
GAUL-Died. AZ Williamsburg. Va, sat
urday. July H. 1896. JOHN GAJL; aged
thirty-seyen years
Remains arrived az Richmond Sunday
night lnterment az Hollywood Mon
day. July 18th. at 800 +. y
KOONTZ. Died. az her home, near Ner-
bena va. on Naked Greek. Mrs. MIN
ERVA KOONTI wife OF the late Phiiia
Kooniz. aged hfty-eisht years.
oUARLEs Died. at 1:15 O'Clock this
oUARLES. Jr.. only son OF Mann :.
and Mamie II. Quarles; aged sixteen
years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ROSENBERGER>D at the residence
OF her son. II. J. Rosenberger. near New
Market, Va. Mrs. MARY ROSEN-
BERGER; aged eighty-nine years.
SMITH Died. at his home. Franklin. Va.
CHARLES SMITH OF paralysis
sEAY.-Dtd at the residence OF her son.
NJ Fill. \Seay J3i south Pine street.
July Il, 1896. at $40 i. NJ. Mrs.
CAROLINE T.. relct OF William
+. seaA, in the scventy-hfth year OF
FunefI from Pine-street Baptist
churchyTO-DAY (Tuesday) at 8 =. NJ.
Friends OF the family invited &c at
tend.