The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-16

In November 3d. lS8. Mr.. Molloy married
Miss Sophia WemmeiI. daughter %
Weu-known hat merchant. who was
IN business in Richmond for twonty-eevcn
years. coming here from New York
Mr. MoIoy entered into business with
Mr. Henry Miller at The close OK tina
war, and they remained together f0r Two
years when the partnership was disc
solved and Mr. Molloy moved 20 Twenty
third and Main Streets where be has
been ever since.
ln 1885 he WAS elected % the City Coun-
ell against heavy opposition. and served
ON number of important committees.
notably tho Committee on Light that on
the Old Market. and the Committee on
James River Improvement
IL was he who cast the deciding vote
90 build the City Hail. lie was member
of Lee Camp. the Hbernans. and tho
Society of ST. Vincent de Paul and was a
member OF S. Pau.cks church.
Mr. Moioy was liked hv ali who know
him. and he bad many friends in Boston.
New York. Brooklyn. Philadelphia and
Baltimore. IIo was very charitable. and
h.s many kndnessss viii Doe remembered
by those whom Doe has helped. and bis
loss viii Doe felt by n large circle.
He was consistent church member
and would never. in DIS largo experience
as 20 saloon-koepor. son .ntox.cants ~
hl0.ual drunkard or to a ilan under
the influence. During DIS business career
Doe looked out Tor tho rainy day and
managed tO accumulate quite "a goOi
estate and Doc always kept himself and
family in good circumstances.
Tie leaves beside hIs wife. five children.
two daughters and three s0ns Misses
Sophia Madeline and Maude Bl1nch. and
M John Is. Jr. Frederick Joseph
and Edward Kendall Molloy all NJ whom
were 40 his bedside save Frederick who
s attached 10 the United States gun boat
castne. now cruising in South Amer.-
can waters. on Uruguay.
Alr M0'i0y was married 20 his WHO
hy Roy Dr. James Duncan. a Methodist
minister Mrs Molioy was n member
of DR. Ho8os church mo that Time and
and t was no his request that Dr. Dun-
cau performed the ceremony. After
ward Mrs. Moll0y Joined the Catholic
church.
The funeral VIII take place from 81.
patr'ck's church -O-morrcw morning "a
@ o'clock. Tho interment viii be ia NJ.
Calvary
The following gentlemen win act az
Act.,e-Judson Cunningham. James
Bennett Frank 0verman. John Rupnert
Dan Higgins. Iatr.ck McJonpush' ihlH
hg,ly. ana I4.I hg-If , ,...-.f...
,,i.i,.,,, p,,ti-" y,1lii.grr Daorron PIN
ebc, robn Mckinley Mike Carmodv,
ana Phil. RYAN
william G.. Allen.
Mr. William o. Won o.el 1.,.ltI
~ az r,-tb ,rbirtv-tlirj street I'M the
sovonfv-fonrth wear ~ SIS ago He leaves
a. wife and one son 20 mourn their loss.
The funeral viii take place from 81
John. ..piacopu chAi.h lI'7 'l''l ~
ei'.N'
Mr. and Mr.. Schoch'- Infant.
Alma Henrietta saho.h. The infant
daughter of Joseph ana 7',..- ,....
ul,u ~. 5ac ,..s, r'o.,r street. mo
IaI,n. 49,. o. -..f..t tlI. of-.r.
iui 'I1i ,.'N s.t.., t... tr,
noon ,i ,, .-l,- s...r.l.
syNlp"1"' ID. '''
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PETEHSBl Ri VA. January
ciai-Air. James VT Niilau7 %. Us
res .dcnrc loo this city fo-ni-n' fiIrI " .N
ness of about ono w'flt IT'D. tr'
was born .n Charles city county ana vas
hfty-n.ns years ot ago. DURING l.'
no was captain in The comm s'lF 40
p1rtment NJ the regiment c9mmfnntA ny
Colonel Elliott Picketts DIVISION
After the war DE located ih rector
and with The exception of m ~" F'i'' i'
which Boo was engaged JOB me .''''iy
trade With ". h Ut. hfs". DE- 20
carried on The milling ana p'tn-i 'Ntl
ness. Mr. Williams was 'h 'N-lt 'h'.''
the cry Council, Die married ID. N"l '''
NJ. Johnson. daughter 0f .he llte ar.-
vanus Johnson, who survives AinA "l'n