Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-01-13
TWO EsTIMABLE LADIES DEAD.
Mrs. Asher w. Hartman and Mrs. Pans
lus A. Irving Pass Away.

Mrs. Eugene Hartman. wife or State
| Treasurer Asher W. Hartman. died Tues
day night at 1890 o'clock at her resi-
dence, The Oaks" three miles from
| Lexington Her death was very sudden
and unexpected, and was caused by an
acute attack Of Brights disease.
The news Of her demise was received
here in a telegram yesterday morning
from Treasurer Hartman, and proved a
great shock to her friends Mrs Har-
man had been complaining OF late. and on
Monday Mr.. Hartman received telegram
notifying him that his wife had become
seriously III. He left the same evening
for Lexington, and just twenty-four hours
later Mrs. Hartman breathed her last
Deceased, who was 45 years OF age. was
a daughter of Colonel A. w. Cameron -
Rockbridge, who during the late war, in
1861, was accidentally killed az Lexington.
She was most excellent lady. and VIII
be sadly missed, not only BY the be-
reaved family, but also by her numerous
friends. She was member OF the Epis-
copal church, I'm which she took great
interest, and during her residence here
was a member Of Holy Trinity church.
She is survived by ten children and her
husband, and had been married twenty
five years.
Her funeral will take place from Grace
Memorial Episcopal church, at Lexington,
to-day at Y o'clock.
DEATH OF MRS. IRVING.
Mrs Lizzie Nash Irving. wife OF Dr.
Paulus a. Irving. died al her residence.
No. lo2 west Grace street, yesterday
morning az o'clock. This will be sad
news 10 the friends of the deceased. and
Notwithstanding that she had been ~ for
a long time. viii come in the nature OF
great shock 10 many. Mrs Irving was
victim Of that dread disease. consump~
ton, and for more than a year she had
been declining in health.
Deceased was a woman Of many noble
traits of character and was beloved by
a wide circle OF friends. She was IS years
of age. She was a daughter Of Dr. John
W. Nash, OF the medical staff Of the East
ern State Hospital. She left. beside her
husband. three children-twO boys and
one girl-to mourn their loss All Of these
are under y years Of age.
The remains will be taken to-day 20
Gainesville. Cumberland county. 10 be
Inferred in the family buryng-ground u
DR. Irying's father, Judge Irving
FUNERAL OF MR.. KUHN TODAY
The funeral Of Mr.. John j. Kuhn, who
died Tuesday afternoon, VIII take place
from st. Johns German Lutheran church
this afternoon at o'clock. The pal-
bearers will be:
Honorary-Dr. T. p Mathews. Messrs.
r. T. Adams. Lewis Kepler Lewis Freich-
korn George Schliser, Henry Bril-, Charles
SchWahn.
Active-Messrs. George Green. willard
Wakefield. Charles Pohlig. Herman Zank.
James Perman, Henry Schleiser John Fl.
FreichkOrn. and Charles r. Turner
Mr.. Kuhn was a native OF Wurtenburg,
Germany He came 10 Richmond. March
q, 1855, and had lived in this vicinity ever
since He was honest TO a penny and
was a devoted member of DR.. Menzefs
church. He leaves eight children-twO
sons, William c.. Of the police force II
this city and John j. Kuhn, OF Elllcott
City. Md, and six daughters. Mrs. Louisa
A. Funk Mrs. Adam Diacont, Mrs.
Thomas Muodock. Mrs. Carrie b. BOze.
Amelia +. Pendleton. OF Richmond. and
Mrs. Katie II. Faeth, OF Paterson. ~ j.
Mr.. A. W. Willis died al his home near
Glen Allen, I'm HenricO county. Tuesday
night He had been ill for some time.
Mr. Willis was employed in the estab-
iishment Of Cussons. May & Co, az Glen
Allen, and was highly esteemed as an up
light, industrious man. lie was
and left six small children.