Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-05-26
MRS. BARKsDALE's FUNERAL.
IT VIII Take Place from DR. hose
Church This Afternoon.

The funeral OF Mrs. Clement Rarks-
dale of Brown HILL" Halifax county,
who died Tuesday evening at the nome
of her son-in-law, Mr.. c. p. Lathrop' NO
2O4 west Franklin street, will take pace
from the Second Presbyterian church THIS
afternoon at 5 o'clock. The pail-pearers
will be: CO.,
Honorary-Captain John A. Coke
Messrs. =. L. Wormley, w. w. henry
Frank T. Glasgow. Judge Georss L.
Christian, NJ. T. Smith. J. n. Biair, no"
ard Swineford, NJ. NJ. Gillian, George
cihsor 8 n. Halves, r. c. Morton, w.
\. Darlington, James Is. Pace anu JAMES
y. Boyd. g
Active-Messrs. e. b. Thomson. w. ;.
Irorhes Charles Il. Antrim, Robert v.
Marye. Arthur l.. Peasants, DR.. Charles
v Darlington, Mr. A. Y. Stokes, Jr., ana
Judge Samuel b. Witt.
Mrs. Barksdale was a splendid type OF
Christian womanhood. While possessing
warm-hearted, generous, sympathetic ma
ture. she was unyielding in her deVouoh
70 principle, and was steadfast IN iallh-
Until her removal from this city TO her
country home, in Halifax, Few years
ago. she was Jealous and active mem
hey of DIR. Hoges church, and her love
for the Master gave zest TO church work
ALWAYS. Even while "old age serene ana
bright" was leading her 10 the grave, she
never lost an opportunity to chser the
downhearted. as well as TO aomonIsii
those who dwelt too much upon worthy
favors
Other Funerals and Deaths
Mr.. William Dowden died yesterday
afternoon at his residence llOi Graham
street. Fulton. He was in the 6oth year
OF his age. and leaves a wife, three sons,
and six daughters. The tuneral VIII
take place from Denny-Street Methodist
church TOMORROW afternoon at O'CLOCK
Intelligence was received here yester-
day of the death st his nome, IN Charles
civ county, on Monday. of Mr.. j. L.
pan Vie was in the 72d year of his
age. :, =,
The funeral Of Mr.. John n. Burch, Jr.'
whose death was announced in yester-
DAVIS Dispatch, will take place this after
noon at 4 o'clock from the residence oil
his father. Twenty-fifth and Venable
| streets. Mr.. Burch was well-known
nroduce and commission merchant, and
| was AZ years OF age.
| MIR. August II. Stiles funeral took place
| from ST. Johns German Lutheran churcn
Yesterday afternoon, and was largely at
| tended. Mr.. Stille died Monday morning
~ his residence. No. lis east Leigh street
He was about IS years old. He had beer
| connected with the store of Hermann
| Schmidt as clerk, and subsequently al
book keeper, for number of years H'
| left a wife and two children TO mourn
| their loss.
The funeral of Mr.. James o. Baker
| the cornetist who died Monday morning
al his home, on Madison Hill, took place
| Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Baker was Z
wears of age, a widoweD and leaves on
daughter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. ]. Heeke sustained ;
severe loss in the death Of their Agar
| old son. Herman, who died yesterday
half-past 3 A. NJ. at the residence OF hi
| parents. No. GIG Brook avenue. The caus
of his death was Inflammation Of tn
bowels.
Little Herman was a most loyabl
child. and especially bright for one o
his years and was the pride OF the house
hold The bereaved parents have IN
deepest sympathy of their friends In thei
bereavement.
The remains Of Mr.. Jacob II. Blume
linck were laid TO rest yesterday mornin
in Calvary Cemetery. The funeral too
place from ST. Mary's Catholic church a
o'clock.
After the chant of the requiem by IN
Juvenile chorus, Father Andrew sang IN
high mass Rev. Father Willibaid onei
| ed the final prayers and conducted n