The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-30

1T becomes the painful duty or the
Major commanding. to communicate TO
YOU the sad intelligence OF the death or
Mr.. Andrew j. Berry. who departed TINS
! life on the 2sth inst, at his residence IN
this city. Mr.. Berry servd in the late
civil war as a member OF the Blues, ana
since the reorganization Of the company
he has been one OF it's most ardent sup
porters.
THE funeral services will be held at DR..
Hoges church tomorrow tuesday after
noon. at half past three o'clock.
This Battalion will assemble at It's
Armory Tomorrow tuesday afternoon
AT half past two o'clock. in ful-dress uni
form to pay It's tribute Of respect TO our
lamented comrade and friend"
Major b. w. Richardson. Colonel
Charles +. Bigger and Captain T.. j. Levy
will represent the Blues among the hon
orary pall-bearers. while Captain Geo. w.
Garvis and Captain George II. Hopkins
will serve as active pall-bearers. All
these officers. with the exception OF Major
Richardson. have been war members OF
the Blues and have Served with Mr.. Berry
In the same company.
Eugene Darlington.
Major Eugene Darlington died i'm this
city at the residence OF his sister, Mrs
Peyton Darlington. 7l5 west Grace street
Sunday, OF paralysis, after lingering
Illness. He was the son OF the late COL
onel George NJ. Darlington. long resi-
dent OF Church Hill. and one Of the most
prominent citizens OF this city.
Major Darlington was born In this city
IN 1910 and was educated az the High
school i'm Alexandria. At the opening of
the war he entered the Confederate ser
vice and was soon detailed I'm the trans
portation department and promoted TO the
rank Of major and stationed In this city
He was most active i'm the transportation
OF troops and supplies I'm the movement
of the army following He was deemed a
most efficient officer
At the close OF the war he removed n
Baltimore, Md. in which state he resided
for some years. The deceased was OF a
most kindly nature and true in every re-.
lation ~ life and a consistent Christian
gentleman He leaves a widow and three
children. the former daughter Of the late
General Charles Dinwiddie. OF this city.
The funeral took place Yesterday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock from All Saints
ch.rch and the interment was made ir
Hollywood.
Mrs Eliza NORMAN Field
Yesterday morning al o'clock Mrs
Eliza Norman Field died ~ the residence
; OF her son-in-law Mr.. David 7. Wilhon
No. 2oi south Third street. m the Nd year
! or her age
| John Catlett Field OF Gloucester county
! and leaves two daughters, Mrs. Nllpof
and Mrs r.. T.. organ.
The funeral will he conducted by Rev
/ r. Langdon Mason from the residence
at o'clock this afternoon.
Lewis +. Lyon.
Mr.. Lewis r. Lyon son of Capt. Oar
Lyon. Of the Pace Tobacco Company
| died yesterday morning In Jersey Guy
He was i'm the 3lst year Of his age ane
a young man of fine business ability De
! ing employed az the time or ms aenti
as the general agent Of the Celluloio
! Starch Company.
While on his way from Clnclnnsu .,
| Jersey City. y. j.. 10 join his wife h'
contracted q deep cold which settled IN
| his lungs, and he steadily grew worse
I until death relieved his surerlngs.
His mother and wife were with him.
| and everything possible was, done 70 re.
! lieve him. without success. The sudden
death OF such an energetic ana cdpdule
Young man will bring sorrow 10 All ms
large circle OF friends
His remains will be brought 10 kich'
mond this morning at $40 o'clock ana
the interment will be made In Hollywood.
Mrs. Mary Dcnoit.
Mrs Mary De Mott. OF Chatham. who
came TO Danville for medical treatment.
died here this morning. She was the
mother of Professor l.. De Mott. Of the
I,ynchburg High School and Rev. Eu-
gene De Mott. OF Baltimore.
DR.. Robert s. Lewis.
cULPEPER, VA, Nov 29-Speclal.-
DR.. Robert $. Lewis died at his home on
Main street last night at 10 o'clock sur
rounded by his family and loving friends
The deceased was sixty-eight years OF
age and had been a practictioner here for
forty-three years and was held in high
esteem by the medical fraternity all over
the State He served throughout the war
as surgeon OF the Thirteenth Virginia
Regiment stationed at Lynchburg. va.
and Greensboro, y. G. Dr. Lewis was
prominent I'm Democratic circles and WAS
q member Of the City Council ana coro-
ner for the county.
His charities were bOuntifu and no per-
son ever sought his medical attention
that he did not give II. frequently going
miles in the country without a penny for
compensation.
lie leaves wife and three children:
Mrs. A. {. Fristoe. OF Petersburg. Dr.
Harry Lewis Of GOrdonsyille, and Miss
Ida Lewis.
The body will be Inferred In the Masonic
cemetery by Fairfax Lodge OF Masons.
Of which he was a past master, to-mor-
row at high noon.
rg. II 3. Lewis.
pETERSRt'RG VA. November -
Spcclal.-Dr. r. r.. Lewis. a prominent
lnl stcisn ~ Drnwiddie died az MS nome
IN that county Yesterday after pro-
tractcd illness. The deceased was al one
time a resident OF Petersburg
rr,. Eliza Field.
In the early hours OF yesterday morn