The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-28
0BIII AIRY.
John I. Saville.

John l. SaNllle.
llr. John =. Savile. who has been crit
callv I'D m the residence OF his son. MI
Charles o. Savillc. for the past two weeks
died sunday afternoon at 2.JO O'Clock.
M Saville va born in Lnnenbwa
county. Virginia. about sixiy-two years
ago but removed 10 this city when quit
"a child. He was Appended 20 Mr.
George Minor TO learn the carpenter
trade. After the completion ~ his APP
premiership with Mr.. Minor he went II
the Petersburg railroad shops 10 work. a
which place he remained for a number
Of years. hut finally left there 10 accept q
similar position at the old central rail
road shops in this city NOW Chesape1 IS
and Ohiol. where he remained for thirty
years lie was twice Injured while I'm tn
employ Of this company once being
caught between the cars and the las
time about four years ago. he was run
over by n freight car and had both Of his
legs badly crushed. After a long while
hc recovered sufficiently from .his injury
90 walk about. but has never been able
10 do any kind Of work since.
I'm 1852 he became a member OF tho
Graco-Street Baptist church ana sinco
that time has been ar active worker ~
the church He was man Of very gen
tie manners consistent Christian. Dc
voted husband and father and greatly
beloved hy n large circle Of friends.
lie married when only about twenty
one years Of age a Miss Brown Of thi'
city. who died on April 9th. 1890. III.
leaves six children Mcssrs. Charles %.
George f.. and JOHN :. Savilie and Mrs
Edward r. Fcklcs. Of Washington. ID. G..
Mrs. Writ Uranium. and Miss Mary 81.
Vile. There are eleven grandchildren n
whom hc was devoted.
The funeral took place from tho Grace.
Stree. tabernacle Yesterday afternoon az
O'Clock. and the services were conducted
hy Rev. Or. W. W. Landrum, the pas
tor Rev. Or. Hatcher. having been called
away I'm consequence Of an urgent, pre-
vious engagement.
The following acted as pall-bearers
Honorary - Judge James G. Lamb
Mossrs. G. Y. Bargamin. Samuel II. Pul
liam and James W. Carr.
Activc-Captain James Il. Sheppard
George J. Hooper. Jr.. T. L. Jcter. T.. VI
Foster. -. +. Jones. W. r. Jones and on'
each from the Knights OF Honor anc
Royal Society Of Goodfellcws Of which h'
vas a member.
Mrs. L. b. Faherty.
Mrs L. 3. Faherty widow Of the late
Thomas b. Faherty died AT her resi-
dence 40. i03 north Twenty-ninth stree
Sunday at 1870 \. VI.
She was born IN Baltimore. Nd. MAY
o. 1924. and has been "a resident o
Richmond for the past forty years. Sh'
leaves two children. Mrs. J. Il. Malone,
and Joseph Faherty. She was loved an,
esteemed by all who knew her anf
leaves many friends 10 mourn their loss
She had been a consistent member Of 81
Patrick's church for the past thirty-eigh
years.
Her funeral will take place from ST
Patrick's church AT 10 O'Clock this morn
ing with solemn requiem mass: celebrant
Rev. =. Donahoe. aided by Deacon Rev
NJ. J. Ahern and Sub-Deacon VI. J. Holo
han Interment will be made at Oak
wood.
Following arc the pail bearers:
Honorary-Dr. Virginius W. Harrison
Or. r. d. Garcin, Or. Z. r. Shine. DR.
a. A. Scott. Dr.. W. II. Scott. Jno. d.
Curtis VIM II. Curtis. W. II. Shervin.
Acting-Thos. J. Starke. Edw. II. Fer
grsson. VIM. Armitage Daniel Higgins
James Hayes. T.. G.. Gum. Jno. Mann
Jr., Jno Buchanan.
DR.. John T. Balghan.
TAPPAHANNOCK, VA. July 27-Spe
ciai.-Dr. John II. Baughan died SATURDAY
at hi- home, near Paurs y roads. in thi.
county. OF Brlghty disease. IN the sixty
seventh year OF his age lie was a prom
nant physician and useful citizen. lie
lost his right arm at the shoulder In tn'
late war, in which he was a brave sol
der After the cause was lost he came
home, took mis- medicine case and wa.
active in his profession. until his late III
ness. relieving hundreds many OF whom
were never able 10 compensate him fol
his kind attention and scientific treat
ment He leaves widow and one child
"A young lady OF eighteen years He Va!
buried. at his request. IN the cemetery
OF Howerton's church. at $3.50 o'clock sun
day. The immense crowd Of white an,
colored attestcu mis- popularity and th'
affection OF those who knew him best.
The burial ceremonies were conducted
by his pastor. the Rev. F. b. Beale. OIL
the Baptist church.
Thus another faithful public servant an'
useful physician as We'll as Christian gen
t'eman. has gone to his reward.
william Henry Smith.
CHICAGO ILL. July 1.-THE death o
William Henry Smith. at his home II
Lake Forest occurred at o'clock I'M
morning from pneumonia. Mr.. Smith vat