The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-24
OBITI AIRY
pr. ,lber, :. MAYO.

The death of DR. Alber1 Sydenham
MAYO occurred az l:i5 o'clock sunday az
ternoon al his home. No. Zsl5 West M""'
street after years Illness.
Dr Nfavo was born I'm Powhatan county
~ wears ago After attending ihe couH-
~ schools he entered Richmond 'oh'so,
and after spending several sessions IN mat
institution. matricuiated al hanp"en-
Sidney College from which he was SUN
seoucnty graduated He completed MS
education at the University OF virginia,
taking high degrees I'm the classical sehool
and graduatng BOO medicine, which pro-
fcssion he practiced for some years
At the breaking out ~ the war ne en-
listed In the cavalry service ana WIS
assirnod 10 the powhatan Troop.
DIR. Mayo married Miss Alice Mayo his
cousin. who. with two sons and oi.e
daughter Messrs. Joseph A. aud Edward
Mavo and Mrs. Charles NJ. Plcasants-
survives him.
The funeral services were conducted
at tho residence Of the deceased al 800
AN Yesterday by Rev I.J. Cravttt. rector
of the Church Of the Holy Trinity. The
intermont was made in the family bury
ing-ground az Windsor POwhatan
county.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Judge Thomas W. Miller ana
AIR Albert NJ Miller. ~ Powhaian, and
Mossrs. David Han. George Fisher. VIII
liam Hasker. George Cunningham, Horace
shnlett. and Thomas smith.
W. narkhari Blenner.
Mr. Barkhard Beuuer died yesterday
al New Haven Conn. at the age or
slxty-Hve yefr Ile formerly lived in
Richmond ana WAS brother of the late
was then known as Blenners PARK AT
the head of Marshall street and also OF
the late Rev Or. Blenner. re was the
proprietor OF a large manufacturing es-
Enlistment in New Haven.
Mr. Louis Bromm of this city, near
relative OF Mr. Blenncr went to New
Haven few days ago ana was az the
bedside OF the dying man.
John 4. Bcier
Mr.. John 4. Beier. who has been very
favorably known in this city aud who has
been an invalid for a number OF years,
,l-d yesterunA mufmnt.
Th. funeral wul take place This
afternoon az o'clock from the residence
OF his brother-in-law. Mr. Jacob Rein
hasdt at SO. D. east Grace street,
william ". Wallace
Mr.. william NJ. Wallace brother Of Mr..
,,as buried Yesterday afternoon from tnc
residence. 30. 2G)i east Franklin street.
ur, A. ". Young.
Mrs. 4. NJ Young, a native of Germany.
died Monday ut her residence. NJ" gus
east Clay street. in the 18th year Of her
age. Her funeral will take place from ne
residence this morning at ID % ei'ch.
William J. Worth.
ClTARL Louisville. VA. Nov. b.
Spocial.-Mr William j. Worth. after a
protracted illness OF several months. died
| this morning at O'Clock az hts nome on
Main street. IN the siXtioth year ~ his
age. Mr.. Worth was native Of Lou
fsiana and "A member Of the Second kcgi-
mcnt OF infantry from that state. III"
I was a brave Confederate soldier, was
wounded nine times during tho war. Tie
/ was brought 10 the hospital in this city
IN 1852 wounded soldier. After the war
/ he made Charlottesville his home. lie
married Miss Sarah T.. Johnson. who sur
! wives him. with one son. Mr. e. -
1 Worth
! Ills funeral will take place from his
I late residence tomorrow morning ~ ~
| o'clock. and his remains Will be- laid 10
! rest in Maplcwood cemetery
! John u. jenkins.
HOLIDAY. VA. Nov. 23.-SpeciaL-
! .lr John As. jenkins au old ana esteemed
I citizen OF Spotsyyania county. died az
| "Woodsldo" near this place ON the morn
| ing Of the I'd instant lie was about
| sevenfv-sevcn years OF age ana up To the
| day OF his death was man Of remark
| able strength and activity for one OF
J his years lie passed away "a h. slept.
! painlessly and without struggle. The
| burial will take place this afternoon at
| O'Clock.
George J. Appold.
! BALTIMORE. Nov. 23.-Gcorgc J. Ap-
! pold. aged seyenty-seven years. president
! OF the Merchant and Miners Transporta-
/ ton Company and the Howard Oak
Leather Company. died OF heart disease
! this morning. lie had been ~ only since
! Friday. and had been confined to his bed
! only since Sunday