The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-02
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known printers In Richmond. died at his
home. No. 1891 Beverley street. at IO;p
o'clock Wednesday morning, after an III
ness OF several months. -
AT the time of his death he was IN
the employ OF the J. l.. lin Printing Com
pany. He was born In the city OF Peters
burg In 1916, and came 10 Richmond 10
live twenty-three or twenty-four years
ago. Early i'm life he married Miss ..
Ella Toney. Of Farmville. who. with i've
children. survive him. The latter are
Mrs. ID. l.. VI. Green, OF savannah; Ca
and Messrs. III. L., {. g., Lewis ana hei
bert Little OF this city. The deceased
was q member OF the international Typo
graphical Union.
The funeral took place from the above
mentioned residence at 1890 o'clock yes
to-day. and the interment was mace Ia
River View cemetery.
Mrs Nsuni. &. Jones.
Mrs Mamie c. Jones died at twenty
minutes past midnight last night at NO
Si4 north Twenty-seventh street, the res
idence OF her husband. She had been suit
fering with pneumonia for about ten days.
The deceased was the wife Of Mr.. e. H.
A. Jones. shipping clerk Of the J. y. Pace
Tobacco Company. She was most esu-
mablc lady. and "A consistent member or
the Third Christian church.
Rear-Admirh JOhh n. Russell.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. April l.-Rear-
Admiral John II. RUSSELL United States
navy, retired. died this afternoon about
O'Clock. at his residence, 1903 De SAFES
street, in the SEVENTEEN year OF his age.
Admiral Russell had been III Tor ABOUT
month.
He was retired upon his own appli-
cation. August o. 1856. having seen forty
five years of active service. Since his re-
trement he has resided continuously IN
this city. .
Admiral Russell had a long and In
toresting career He was born AT Fred
erick. Md. July 4. 1927, and entered the
navy as a midshipman whon ne WIS
fourteen years of age. He participated
I'm operations at the annexation OF Cat
weston. Tex. the capture Of Corpus Chr's'l
and the securing Of Fort Iaylor ~
Rrazos. He saw other service In the MeNi-
can war, serving I'm the blockade OF vera
Cruz
ue was paesed midshipman in August,
IN7. and was graduated al the NaNA,
Academy the year following He achieved
abstraction I'm connection with the opening
of Chinese ports Of commerce. deiiNerlns
dispatches IN person TO Chi ohlciil7
by which American and English ENJOYS
were admitted TO audience.
He was complimonted by the Navy pc
partment for services In cutting our lhe
privatoer Judah at Pensacola In Septem-
boz. 1861 participated in all the operation
of Farragut's fleet IN the Mississippi up 10
yicksburg lie was commissioned captain
IN 1874. commodore I'm 1883. and promoteH
to be rear admiral March g. lSSb'
Mrs. II. n. Lalley.
STAUNTON. VA. April l.-SpeciaL-
Mrs. II. NJ. Lalley died in this city last
night at the good old age OF ninety-lou' T.
Mrs. I.allev's maiden name was MISS
II NJ Adkins. OF Frederick, Md. She
lived in Winchester, Va. a number oil
,ears where she married a Mr.. Hoist
man. She afterwards married John
prandeburg. who was one Of the leading
merchants of his day i'm stanton. The
brick storehouse opposite the virginia
Hotel still bears his name.
There he did large business tr"ullls
by wagons. with Scottsvile Va anu
knoxville. Tenn. In 1850. when Norlolh
WAS so fearfullv stricken with yeilo" ~.
yer Mr.. and Mrs. Brandeburg adop'e"
two children from that city, giving theh'
their own names. the boy is j. W btan.
debure. a merchant of this city. Inc slrl
Is the wife of City Commissioner Of the
Revenue. T. J. Crowder
Mr.. Brandehurg died in lS5i
Many Confederate soldiers. who were
I'm the virginia Hotel Hospital during the
war will kindly remember Mrs. Brande-
burg. who devoted nearly her entire time
I'm ministerng to their wants and In sup
plving them with cheer and comfort
e. & Boon
sTAIrNTON, VA, March I.-Ihis
morning al 4:3O o'clock g. g. BOON
recruitment citizen OF this city, died after
90. MIR Boon
was horn i'm England So years ago. but
came TO this country when still boy
During the late war he served with ga
lautry IN the Fifth Virginia Regiment
being a member of the company that was
sent TO the field Of Aliddlebrook va. lie
was married to Miss Eliza Brady OF TINS
city. in 1888. but never had any chilute H.
His wife died about three years ago lie
has resided in the valley since ms boy.
hood. but for a number Of years mas ilVeu
in this city.
Cyprian &. Daniel
WELDON. y. c.. April l.-speclai'-Si'
Cvprian C.. Daniel died ut MS nome mean
Pleasant Hin to-day he was "a man ol
considerable wealth and was promine"l
I'm the section in which he lived
He had been I'm declining health ioI
some time and his death was not uneN-
pected. lie was well known in Richmond
and Petersburg. having been In the mer-
camille business for years. or late
years he only carried on business IN q
small way. and gave his entire time "a
farming.
Death in Mbrmnile.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aprl l.
soeciaI.-Mrs. Juliet T.. Yates died at hel
home. az North Garden. This morning
after a short illness. at the eightieth year
Of her age. Her funeral will take place
at Edgomont tomorrow at 8 o'clock p
NJ.
Mr.. r. \. Dudley, Of Red Iilil, los
an infant child this morning from bron
chial trouble.
Yrs. jIargarct Miller
GORDONSVILLE. VA. March 31.-Spe-
cial.-Nlrs. Margaret Miller. widow OF On,
late Joseph Miller Of Charlottesville. died
at the home Of her son-in-law. Captain W
+. Slaughter here Monday morning, in
he- seventy-third year. She had been con
fined to her room ana bed only a fe,
DAYS. Mrs. Miller had been consistent
member OF the Methodist church for man,
years. and was noted for her purity and
charity throughout long life.
VII am Conygnham Plunkett.
rArrpT N Anil Tho Most RQvorQnl