Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-20

another phase Of the same disease which
never left him. Soon his Illness became
aggravated and he was removed TO the
Retreat and placed under the care Of DR..
I y Winfree. and where he received the
hest attention that skilled nurses could
bestow and that medical science could
suggest Here 1t was found that he had
tuberculosis and he fingered on. growing
weaker. until within a day Of his death
Il was seen that ne could not survive.
BURIED AT HIS MOTHERS SIDE.
Tho remains of Mr.. Young were taken
this morning at o'clock to Sutherlins
pittsvlvania county. Va. on the Southern
road. and there laid to rest at the side Of
his mother. who died in AprM OF 1885,
There are no near relatives Of his in Rich
mond. but there were some very close
friends. and one OF them heard him say
soon after being taken TO the Retreat
that IL ne died he wanted to be buried by
his mother. This wish will be respected.
There was no funeral service in Rich
rnond. but the last rites will be held over
his grave at the cemetery to-day.
sKEPSH OF HIS LIF.92 e-3.ss:
Mr.. Young was a native of Manches-
ter. and was 26 years of age. He was
educated i'm private schools in that city
earliest training il was seen that he
had talent for expression. and he him
self felt this.
At college he won frequent honors on
the floors Of the Literary and Debating
Society halls. and was among his com
rades the recognized leader in all forms
of reading and defamation. Upon leav-
ing college he went to Boston TO at
tend the Boston School of Expression.
famous college for education in elocution,
and graduating there. he came back 10
Richmond three years ago. and formed a
class for instruction in his profession at
Richmond College. He resigned the po-
sition at the close Of the first session.
and at the opening OF the fall theatrical
season went upon the stage He came
TO Richmond with his company. the Two
Colonies" and his friends were not dis
appointed and the next mornings papers
said he made a decided hit
His health. however, began to fail, and
he left the stage and during last sum
mer travelled abroad perfectfeg himself
I'm the art I'm which he eXcelled. AT the
beginning Of the present college session
he again took up his duties as instructor
of elocution in that institution, and sus-
tanned this connection with 1t until his
failing health forbade his meeting his
classes
HIS A PLEASING PERSONALITY.
Mr.. Young possessed an extremely
pleasing personality, and was clever
actor and delightful elocutionist. or cor
dial and unaffected manners. he pos
sessed the regard and esteem of all his
friends and acquaintance. who were
many. lie had done some work for news
papers. and painted with skill, besides
being OF decided musical tastes. and pos
sessed a good baritone voice. All his
tastes and instincts were refined and ar
.istc
Mr. Young was a member of the Able
marie club. and took great interest in
hat institution
Deceased was member Of Company
3 OF the Blues. and the weekly drill
Was omitted last night Out of respect
10 his memory. Corporal Joseph l..
Young. Jr., and Privates James p.
Shields. W. Il. Isaacs Jr, Andrew j..
gray. Jr.. and Enders Robinson were ap-
pointed as a detail to accompany the re-
mains TO Pittsylvania county and attend
he burial.
MINERAL of Mrs. Leibcrmuth To-Day.
The funeral Of Mrs Rachael Leiber-
nuth. whose death Tuesday night at
he residence Of her husband. Mr.. Frank
.eiberp ath No. I'LL Grove avenue, was
announced in yesterday ) Dispatch, will
AXE place from the house this afternoon
n o'clock Rabbi IL. y. Caiisch viii
conduct the services. and the pall-bear-
RS Will be as follows: