The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-28
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Julius Syce s. Son, c0'"s snd S SSoad Streets

at Toronto he became chief draughtsman
OF the Kingston Locomotive Works, hold
ing this position until 1882. when he moved
TO Virginia. residing first in Roanoke
where he was chief draughtsmar.. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and later
In 1887. he moved To Richmond.
In 1892 he was appointed 10 engineer the
Worlds Fair buildings foundations AZ
Chicago and continued so occupied until
1898 In 1884. he became storekeeper for
the Richmond Locomotive Works.
Last spring he left Richmond for To-
rontO but was taken Ill, and was COM
PEELED 10 return South again In October
last. since which time he has slowly
failed.
The funeral will be held tomorrow af-
ternoon from the house.
Mrs Mary Drscoll.
Mrs Mary Dfiscoll. aged seventy ycars,
died at her residence. No. 2)l2 east Main
street. Sunday morning ut l o'clock
she was the widow Of the late James
Drlscou and leaves two children, Mrs
Florence Whelton and Mr.. t. James
Driscoll the wcll-known stone-cutter ana
a grandson. Mr. John H. Driscoll, who Is
a trusted employee OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railway.
The funeral will take place at 3 o'clock
Little Bernard Nelson.
The many friends OF Mr.. aud Mrs j. X.
Hopkins, OF Maiden's. Va, Will be deeply
grleved to learn OF the death OF 'h n,
darling babe. Bernard Nelson on last
Wednesday He was apparently p'riectN
well up TO "A few hours before his deatn;
when ne was seized with pneumonia All
was done that loving hands and mcdlcai
skill could 90 to stay the dread destroyer
but death soon relieved the little sufferer.
The interment was a. Pinevllle, but
later on the remains will be reinterred In
Hollywood, Richmond.
John Nahoney.
Mr.. John Mahoney died on Saturday
night at the residence OF r.. J. McQuaide.
No 81 Buchanan street. The funeral
took place yesterday morning from 81.
Peters Cathedral. when High Requiem
Mass was sung.
william Wade.
LEXINGTON. VA, Dec. 2G.-Specidi-
William wade "A prominent merchant oi
Brownsburg. Va. died very suddenly at
his residence there yesterday at the age
of sixty years. He was at one time
a merchant in Baltimore and was ma
live Of Montgomery county. Va. lie -
survived by a wife and hvc children.
Rev. A. q. Loving.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Dec. ~
special.-The body Of Rev. A. g. Loving.
who died I'm Hinton. w. Va. was brought
here for interment on Christmas day, ond
was buried at oak Hi.
Mr. Loving was the pastor of Hinton
Baptist church. and a brother OF Mrs. ".
d. Williams OF this city
Mr.. ". z. Lee Booker.
BURKEvILLE. VA. December 81
Special.-Mrs VI. 4. Lee Booker. aged
al
morning at 500 O'Clock. The burial will
take place tomorrow evening.
DR.. II. r. c. Wilson.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 27-Dr. III. p. G.
Wilson. who was known all over IN,
world for his works on gynecology, died
at his home here to-day after an lines,
OF two yoeks.
DR. Wilson was seventy years OF age
was born in Somerset county. MARYLAND
and graduated at the University OF Vlr-
ginia In lsis. He was one OF the founders
OF the Maryland Hospital for Women ann
had been vice-president OF the American
genealogical Society. He was member
OF n number OF medical and scientific so
cleties and his works upon the subject %
which he made n speciality are known
wherever the science o. medicine IL un-
derstood.
Edward Joseph Buckley.
NEW YORK, Dec. E.--Edward Joseph
Buckley. for many years one OF the
best known actors on the American
stage died to-day I'm this city aged nifty
four years. He had been paralyzed for
several years and had calmly awaited the
end. ~ ~
John Donaldson.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. 1.-John
Donaldson, a. well-known sporting man.
Sullivan's trainer and corbett's second.
died here tonight