Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-15
rrsrnAL OF COZ. cAnY TODAY.
~ VIII Take Place This Afternoon
Puuiic uodies to he Reprcsenteu'

The funeral of CoioHcs jon" D. '-"iS
will take place at o'clock TINS after-
noon from the Seyenth-Street Christian
church. Rev. Jabez Hall. ID. d., the for
ner nastor Of the church. will arrive THIS
morning from Irvington, Ind. and VIII
conduct the service, being assisted py
Rev. Or. Moses ID. Hoge' Rev ~. Deo's
cooner Rev. ]. j. Gravatt. ana keV. l..
NJ omer The choir will sing several OF
Colonel Carv's favoritc pieces. and Cap
tain Frank Cunningham will sing "a SOLO,
which has not yet been selected
The active pall-bearers have been Sc
Iec,ed from Colonel Cary's old pupils, VINO
ara residents Of Richmond ana Hampton
They are: Messrs Thomas TabD, Marion
Colhert Jesse S. Jones, and "A. ,. Segar'
80 uampton: and w. Gordon McCaoe,
Iobo curtis. William ii. Curtis, Frank
w cunningham. Wilbur T. Armisteao'
ana William II. Parker of Richmond
Tho complete list Of honorary pah-bear-
o~. a. as follows: Messrs. j. l.. Maury,
- u purcell. william NJ. Hill, John s.
Euett s. II. Hawes, George w. Anoer-
son Charles McGruder, Dr. Greeh' JoSePh
Rrvan. Thomas Taliaferro; Dr. huih-
nhrev Of Norfolk; Julian j. Inomas'
William f. Fox, George l.. Chrlsuan' o.
TAYLOR Ellyson, James n. boyu, Jonn ~
cory Thomas l.. Alfrlend, FRED Fiea-
sanfs Cunningham Hail. Dr. George A.
Taber. f. V. Valentine. W. II. Ches'er-
man. Judge b. r. Wexford.
r,be funeral cortege will be led by the
details from Lee and Pickett camps as
follows. Lee Camp-Lieutenant-com
mander Joseph c. Dickerson, Joseph q
Rideood. Fred. b. elliott, Greer H.
paugbman w. b. Freeman, Thomas a.
Rrander. +. A. Catlin, and Robert N
Thomas Pickett Camp-lseutehane- e-Coi'-
mander r. l.. Maury, Robert n. Nortn-
en-. DR.. r. G.. Crouch. and Edsar H.
Gates. a.. ,.oc-
Tbe officers and vice-regents OF the con-
federate Memorial and Literary Socle.y
will attend the funeral in pouy' az VIII
also the Advisory Board or that orsaiii-
zation. Of which Colonel cary was .'o
chairman. superintendent FOX anu .ne
nrincinals of the public schools have sig
nided their intention OF peihs preS.,',
and a representative commlt'ee rom enu
Life Underwriters Associd'ioh i"'
delegated to attend ~.
E,trressions of profound regret nave
been sent TO the bereaved family from al
parts of the country. Telegrans nave
been received not only from many lnu-
mate friends. but from the insurance
Agents Association and from indiVldual
members OF the same. while from the Oh
fcers OF the company which Colonel cary
renresented came the following eloquent
tribute:
Milwaukee, Wis. January l3 1873.
The officers of the Northwestern MUTUAL
Iife-Insurance Company, moved by sen
timents of profound regret, extend 70 YOU
their most sincere and tender sympalnles
| i'm vour great bereavement Approaching
the high qualities of mind ana nea,t anu anu
| the frue nobility Of character OF Colohei
Cary. he had the unqualified conhdence
and warm personal friendship or every
officer of the company We most ueeply
| lament his death, ana would share in your
great sorrow. .,,, ,,.,.;,,
II. l.. Palmer, President; Willard Merrill
Vice-President; William i. MclAren,
Second Vice-President; }. W. Shllme, Sf.,,dr,,
Secretary; C. A. Loveland, Aetuary
Charles l.. Dyer Counsel: j. w. tlsher'
Medical Director, and j. w. Duiour'
Cashier
The Board of Directors Of the Jefferson
Davis Monument Association, Of which
Colonel Cary was a member, met yes
terday at the office Of President }. ray,
lor Ellyson. and unanimously adopted
resolutions of regret and sympathy. Inc
Richmond Board of Fire Underwriters
held a meeting yesterday afternoon IN
| the office of the Virginia State insurance
| Company TO take suitable action. Mr.. G
A. Davenport presided, with Mr.. Charle'
X. Willis as secretary. Messrs. John II
Montague, Julius Straus. and George C.
jefferson prepared appropriate resolu-
| tions. which were adopted.