The times., 1898-01-06
DIED.
UNpEHTAKER1.
OBITUARY NOTES.
Dr. Jannev,s FnneraI.

The funeral OF Dr. Edgar Janney, who
died suddenly Monday afternoon, was held
from his late residence, at No. II Iowa
Circle. at [ O'Clock yesterday afternoon
The service was o beautiful one, and was
attended by many of the friends of the tie
ceased In the medical profession, as wen as
I in other walks OF life Rev. E. Bradford
I.eayitt, of Ali Souls Church, 0ffidated.
The paiIhearers were Dr. Thomas L. Mac
donald, Dr. Ralph jenkins. Dr .Rieifa rt Kings
man. and Mes-rs Samuel Il. Bond, James
Il. Larnbfe and Hoel l.. Queen Internient
was made a Rock Cree k Cemetery
The body Of Maior Joseph Frye Wilson,
for many years doorkeeper OF the ladies'
gallery at the House Of, Representatives,
who died at his late residence. No. oUf Sixth
street will be sent TO Peoria, H., this after
noon for burial. by order OF relative
Funeral services viii be held over the re
mains this morning at Speare 5 underta king
establishment at 1870 o'clock.
Cant Robert May. of Derby, Conn, is
dead at the age OF eighty eight. He ran
four ships loaded with arms and ammuni
ton TO the Confederates during the civil
war They were destroyed by United States
corset inanufa cturer. He leaves two chill
dren.
Mtfin Speakman. Of Wilmington. Del.
died yesterday of apGpiexy. He was
sixty five years old.
Mrs. Emily Won Lennep. of Philadelphia, +,
died yesterday. She was the daughter
of Rev Isaac Bird. the pioneer missionary
to syria, and was born in that country.
John Layton, of Brooklyn, died sud
denly Yesterday lie was one of the
oldest ODD Fellows III the country.
Samuel Hollingsworth, of Eikton. Nd.
died at that place yesterday He was
d son Of the lat e Col. Samuel HOllings
worth, L. s. A.
Sir Edward A. Bond, late librarian of
the British Museum. died at London, Tues
day. lie had just been made Knight
Commander of the bath BY the Queen.
DR.. Robert l. Dandy. one of the most
prominent educators of the South, died
at Knoxville, Tenn. Tuesday His son is
president OF the University of Tennessee.
and was Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
rure under Cleveland.
Mrs. Josephine NJ. s. A yer idow OF
the late Or. James G.. Aver, died a Paris
on Monday last, aged seventy y-One years.
William Carson, millionaire. of Eau
Claire. Wis. died at that place yesterday.
He was eighty years of age.
Gen. Johnston Kagood died at Boruwell,
S. c., Tuesday, aged siXty-nine years.
George f.. Dillard, special agent of the
New York Mutual Life Insurance Associa-
ton died at Atlanta. Ga, Yesterday.
DIR. J. ". Green died suddenly at Wading
River n. J.. yesterday He had lived
hermit's life in an old shanty for several
years, aud was not known to possess any
money. He took Il young man TO live with
him about two years a go and bequeathed
him many thousand dollars In his viii he
instructed his companion not TO allow nyone
to view his body and t. bury him beside the
old shanty. where lie "A irea dy had dug his
grave. In the cellar was found coffin
built by himself and toni bstone with an
inscription but without a date. Mrs. Green
arrived from New York, not having seen her
husband Tor years. Despite his last request.
ne will be taken to New York and proper
funeral win be had. He was a one time a
prominent physician in New York, but chose
to live and die alone. on tine loneiiest spot
i'll New Jersey