The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-13

ChufCn IN when Snc TOOK great interest,".
Mrs. Hartman leaves a husband and a
large family Her mother also survives
her, four sisters Mrs. Thomas 3. White.
Mrs. DR.. william 5. White. Miss Mary
Cameron and Mrs. John 5. Lee and two
brothers, DR.. John Cameron, OF Bath and
Mr. George n. Cameron of Rockbridge.
The funeral will take place to-day from
the Grace Memorial Episcopal church in
Lexington at u o'clock
Mrs. Lizzie Nash Irving.
Mrs. Lizzie Nash Irving. wife Of DR..
Paulus A. Irving. died yesterday morning
at o'clock at the residence OF her nus
band. No. l02 west Grace street, attei q
long Illness. which she bore with C1".sdah
fortitude. Her death resulted iroil con,
sumption For tho past year she had
been IN frau health. and recently grew
weaker until the end came.
large number OF the friends OF DR..
Irving called at the residence yesterday 70
express their sympathy FOR the DereaVed
husband and father who had been sum
moned from his home by telegram 10 be
with Mrs. Irving during her last hours.
Mrs Irving had many warm friends here
who will deeply regret TO learn OF her
death. She was Miss Sarah Elizabeth
Nash. daughter Of DR.. John w. Nash'
OF the medical staff Of the Eastern state
Hospital. Williamsburg. and was WON
an OF many noble traits of character. She
was much beloved with an extensive
circle Of friends.
Mrs. Irving was thirty-eight years or
age. She left. besides her husband. three
children-two boys and one sirl-to mourn
their los. All of these are under twelve
years Of age.
The remains will be taken q day
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inferred I'm the family hurying-ground OF
Or. Irvings father Judge Irving.
Mr.. John j. Kuhn.
Mr. John J. Kuhn. who died Tuesday
at 500 =. NJ. was a native Of Wurtenburg
Germany. lie came TO Richmond March
a. 1855. and had lived here and in the
vicinity ever since. Iie was an honest
and upright citizen and was a devoted
member OF DR. Menzel's church. Ills wife
died September u. 1871. leaving him with
eight children-two sons, Willie, c.. OF the
police force of this city; and John J.
Kuhn, Of Ellicott City. Nd. Ills SIX
daughters are Mrs. Louisa \. Funk MIS-.
Carrie 49, Boze. Mrs. Adam Diacont. AIRS
Thomas Murdoch and Mrs Amelia
PendletOn. of Richmond, ana Mrs. Nate
t. Firth. OF Paterson. \. j.
The funeral viii. take place from 81
Johns Evangelical church at Z. VI. TO-
The honorary pall-bearers will be Or.
r. =. Matthews. Messrs. X. Il. Adains.
Lewis Kepler, Lewis Frischkorn. heotse
Schleiser. Henry Brill. Charles Schw3lm
Actiye-Messrs. George Green, Wiilard
Wakefield. Charles POhlig, Herman Zonk
James Pearman. Henry Schleiser, joan
III. Frischkorn and Charles L. turner
Miss. Kate Dickerson,
Miss Kate DEnkerson died yesterday
morning at her residence, No. SO west
Baker street. aged hfty-seven years.
She was born in Hanover county, but
for twenty-seven years was resident OF
this city. She had been I'll for nearly a
year with a complication Of ailments.
She leaves no immediate relatives.
The funeral will be held from the house
AZ o'clock this afternoon and the re-
mains will be taken TO Hanover county
for interment
Mrs. Lncy +. Jones.
Mrs. Lucy T.. Jones. widow Of the late
Peter L. Jones, died az her residence on
Racon street yesterday morning at ~
o'clock i'm her thirty-ninth year
sTbe funeral will be held At 10 o'clock
this morning from the residence ana the
interment will take place at Riyeryiew'
Mrs. Joseph Perrin.
Nrrs Joseph Perrin died yesterday
morning at her home near Mechanies-
Vile. 49,, r., .ra cool
The funeral Will be Nelu lfoH .ii.
spring church at o'clock this afternoon
Mss +. NJ. TwymaD.
cORDONSVILLE, VA, Jan. l2.-Spe-
cial.-Miss Eta May Twyman' sister OF
Mrs. =. j. Fulcher. died from braih
trouble last night AZ the home Of the lat
ter three miles from this place ana VIII
he laid TO rest at IL o'clock Ia Maplewood
cemetery tomorrow
She was thirty-two years Of age ana
member OF the Disciples church
She had been complaining for some time
with what was supposed TO be strained
ankle, but it was nos thought to be seri-
Gus until the morning before her death.
Mrs. j. r. Thornburg.
WINSTON, n. c., Jan. 12.-Speciai- -
Mrs. ]. Z. Thornburg, most estimable
lady. died here last night in her hity-
eighth year. She was the widow OF the
late CAPTAIN W. L. Thornburg, for sew
eral years treasurer Of North Carolina
railroad Company. She leaves three
daughters and one son. all OF whom were
nresent when the end came. One daugh-
ter. Mrs. ]. A. Mcmillan, lives in Char
lotte; one sister, Mrs. DR.. Troy, lives az
Amherst, Va.
Burrns Davis
WETsELs. Jan. 1i.-speclaL-Mr Bur-
rus Davis, one of the wealthiest and most
influential men OF Greene county, died
Sunday evening of pneumonia, aged sew
enty-slx He contracted terrible cold
lust before Christmas. which terminated
in a severe attack OF pneumonia, from
which he never rallied, but had been
growing gradually worse until the end
came.
He will be buried to-day from his home
with Masonic ceremonies.
He leaves wife and son who will miss
his tender care. and numerous friends
who will never forget his hospitality and
kindness
A truer friend or more perfect gentle
mann than Burrus Davis never lived.
He was life long friend OF General
Kemper. and held a position In Richmond
,.f,.ar him nv Kennppr when he Offuyied