The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-13
OBITt AIRY


Mrs. \ n. 0icy.
Mrs v. b. Otey died at her residence.
so ID north Eighth street. yesterday
rqornug az l.2 o'cioe'.
She bad been growing weaker FOR some
time. owing 10 cXtrcu Old age. and pass
ell away quietly.
Mrs. Otey was in Ter eighty-fourth
year and had lived ia Richmond nearly
an her nfo She was loved and respected
ov a large circle OF friends and viii bee
sadly missed by those who knew her and
who were familiar with her kind, Chris
ti1u virtues.
-Four children survive her-Mesrs. Tho7.
r. John b. ana Sergeant james a. otey,
and Mrs Jennie Brooks
The funeral will Doe from the First blp-
tist church Sunday afternoon at o'clock
and the in'orment 900 Hollywood
The pall-hearers viii Dee.
ActIve-Messrs r. VI Taylor w. J..
"V ~ 'Gclbbons and Z. g Baughman
Honorary -Aiessrs j. g.. llck fsen ipIt
u Ferrussou. y p C0fer. vs. ~. 'I'n-
/ mott. b. f.. Howard J. ~ 'ulins"'iiN.
f. j Parater, Jr.
Mr. T. j Paratcr. Jr.. oldest SON ot cN-
/ Councilman l.. j. Parater died This NOM
inr M 1890 o'clock. ~ the residence 'l
/ hfs father No 300 east Marshau eiif'..
n the tweuty-seventh year OK DIS .5'
/ lie had been sick FOR about four moNi'
suffering with laryngitis. in' I'"'. '.
/ arrangements have not yet been decit'A
7 upon.
I'm 10 four wears ago yOuns Par1ter WfH
with the Southern Railway COMPANY.
. stationed al Atlanta Ga, ana SINCE '.''
ha has been In the employ OF the 'h'
raake and Ohio Railway Company iia
was "A consistent and faithful Christian
being ID member OF ST. Patrick chii.N'
Mis-, Ada Gresham
Tho remains OF Miss Ada Gresham,
who died iu Fluvanra Thursday I.Y. TO-
ing were brought to Richmond i."t
1 ort carried 90 the resldeh.. pi .' ...
ter Mrs h. h. Pollard. ' ,l..'i, ,.ils r.are
street whence the iuhci'i WIZ ''" "
o,rsss Gresham was from King ana
Queen county. and was '''. O." hi-tI..
inc traits OF character 30. vi I.
m re deeplv grieved 90 learn Or I't
Niss Gresham hsd been lu
/ wanna only a short wiz ~ t-. erIr.
/ t.rfea with A severe sl'u vt
v,sicb developed into pnennona'
e. v Johnson.
" Johnson died an 10 o'cloc <
or. r,ornlny az his home. No. fl
49,. r~orning AZ his home. No. +ll
aurel street. Mr. Johnson t-
iong while a trusted ana cap''l,
a'oineer On the James-kiver DIVISION %,
~ 9,5esapcake and Ohio railroad. go
80 "a man 81 sterling ana admir- au =
,e.tities lie was in his FORTY To ul' .
vssr and leaves a. wife and several s"'"''
I children.
William ". Donnally.
Mr. William W DOnnally, VINO I'
been sick FOR some time AT his ie-iu'''
No 800 east Main street died lh"i ''''
evening AZ O'Clock. Mr. Donraly
about twenty-five years Of age. the
rer,l will take place i.is morning AZ -
o.clock from his late residence.
James n. Muse.
HAMILTON. VA. Feb. l.-Jam.s H.
Muse. one Of the Oldest men OF lnlS
died az his homo yesterday moiii.o osl
pneumonia Had he lived uh'n '...,ln
Instant he would have been seNcn,S io...i
Years old lie was chaplain on ...nt -. ~
lodge of Mason $. and the orH'i ,i,...
ducf his funeral which Is 70 l'H. n,,'t..r
ON saturday Mr Muse was LIS.
I ~ the Loudouu Guards, M.i.r -, d,
quentIy become part OF me % w.. ss,,,esi
Virginia Regiment with whl,h 10, to - ser-
through the war IN tho Conieooi"'0
vice.