Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-01
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
DEATH or MRS. MINNIGERODE.
wife of the Former Rector of St
PnuI's-Other Deaths and Funerals.

wife of the Former Rector of 81.
PauIs-Other Deaths and Funerals.
News was received here Sunday Of the
D.'a that morning. in Alexandria, OF
s'rs Mary Minnigerode, widow Of Rev.
pr Charles Minnigerode, so kindly re-
membered here as the beloved rector OF
S. Paul's church. Mrs Minnigerode had
been in for a long time, and II was
known TO her friends here that she could
I.st but short time; hence, the news OF
her death did not come in the nature OF
"a urprise. The funeral will be held at
tho residence, in Alexandria, this morn
ilg and the remains will be brought TO
Richmond for interment in Hollywood,
reaching here at 2:3S o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs. Minnigerode was a native Of Vir-
Fluia. She was a daughter of Captain
Carter. Of the United States navy, and
her grandfather on her mothers side
Major Given, is known in Revolutionary
history as the hero of Stony Point. As
young lady the deceased resided in VIII
l1amsburg. When DR.. Mnnigerode was
lanished from Prussia on account OF his
revolutionary tendency, he having learn
ed the English language while in prison,
he turned his footsteps toward America.
He became a professor at William and
Mary College, and it was there that the
two met and were married.
Mrs MinngeTode was educated In this
tlty by Miss Jane Mckenzie. and after
her marriage when her distinguished
husband was called to the pastorate of
ST. PauIs church. she moved here with
him. and until their removal to AleXan-
dria, about ten years ago, resided here.
Mrs MinnigeTode was a woman of many
most lovable traits of character, and
during his life was a most earnest and
valuable helpmeet to her lamented hus-
band in his mnistrations TO the sick and
needy. Her daughter Marian, preceded
her 90 the grave only a few days, but
sbe leaves one other daughter, Miss Bell,
whose life was consecrated to the care
81 her mother. and three sons-Rev.
James Minnigerode, OF Louisville, KY,
lad Messrs. William and Lewis Minnige-
1ode of this city.
TWO DEATHS HERE YESTERDAY.
AIR. Michael J. DAILY, one Of the best
known residents OF Jefferson Ward, died
80 t,rday at II 80 o'clock, at his residence,
so. tl6 north Twenty-frst street De-
ceased was ~ years old. He was n ma
Tive Of County Roscommon, Ireland, but
Dad resided i'm Richmond for a number
a. years where he conducted a prosper
Gus iee business. He is survived ly a
wife and four children. The funeral will
take place from St. Peters Cathedral to-
morrow morning al 10 O'Clock.
AIRS, Margaret Kerse, mother Of Ser
g. amt James II. Kerse, Of the First Police
District died at her residence. No. 800
Louisiana street yesterday. Her hus-
band. who was for many years jatle, at
The city jail, preceded her to the grave
several years ago. Deceased was a most
excellent Christian lady, and was pos
6 cd W many friends. She is survived
~ four children-Mrs. G. ii. Quackenbos,
-.rs James j. Tresnaw, and Messrs.
, me, n. and r. l.. Kerse. The funeral
arrangements have not been perfected.
FUNERAL OF MR.. FLEMING.
Ih. funeral OF Mr.. Lewis Fleming took
place at II o'clock yesterday morning, |
800 the residence of his parents, No. |
west Grace street Many floral en- !
D. DDS and the large crowd Of friends |
who were present testified eloquently to |
o.. esteem in which the deceased was |
l.l The Rev J. Calvin Stewart con-
Quoted The services. and during their pro- |
}..s there was scarcely dry eve around |
On. her The Clerks Of the Chancery
'.." Alr. Fleming's late associates, at !
tended The obsequies in body The in
i.'m,ai was made in the family section /
S. Hollywood.
lae remains OF Mr.. James Benjamin
Howard. only son of Chief-of-Police |
Howard. were laid to rest in Hollywood !
cemetery yesterday afternoon. The fune- |
D.. services took place in st. Johns |
'.'.h which was crowded 10 it's capa- |
''N. Many mer.Svvs of the police force |
We're present. and amoIg the numerous |
t.l costly floral designs, choice emblems |
from The First and Second districts were |
t.Hsp.cuous. The obsequies were con- |
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin. rector OF /
H.. church
The remains OF Mr. Washington Minor |
CO.. % Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Minor, whose |
.h 1t WEXFORD Junction r. l.. on fri
't. was reported i'm the Dispatch, Will |
tr'o here this morning, and the funeral
N take place from All Saints church |
TOT. afternOon at $3.50 o'clock. The inter
Pr .' viii De made in Hollywood.
OTHER DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
AN that is mortal OF Mr.. J. Newton |
Gordon now rests beneath the sod OF
hollywood. His remains were deposited
There YESTERDAY none but loving relatives
ttl close friends being present as the
WON out BODY was lowered 10 It's last
y ing place. The funeral took place
Rom Grace-Street Presbyterian church at
noon. and the edihce was filled with sor-
rowing friends who assembled TO pay their
last tnbute Of respect 70 the memory
o. the deceased. The elders and deacons
u Grace-Street church were the honorary
ana active pall-bearers.
Air. Marx Nelson's funeral took place
ii"m his late residence, No. 3 west Mar
snail street, yesterday morning at ~
o'clock. The interment was In the He
brew Cemetery aud the ceremony was
cuducted by Rev. DIR. Il. n. Calisch.
large gathering OF friends attested their
respect for the deceased by their presence
The remains Of Mr.. Joseph Ksrsh, whose
sudden death on Saturday night at his
Tsaldence No 100 east Leigh street. so