The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-11
OBITUARY.
Nathaniel -. Hargrave.


,-..toriol y ITarprave. a student at the
University College Of Medicine, dled az
o,clock last night at his boarding houS1'
No. so6 east Leigh street. ,-,,,,,,-
His death was quite sudden ouhg
r1arqrave was a son Of Mr.. James y. ana
NJ virginia Hargrave, Of Prince george
county. va. He came here ABOUT tne
Srst ~ October TO fiji himself for the prac-
lice Of medicine He was only twenty
wears old and was young man OF nue.,
,rornise He was exceedingly popular
win his fellow students ana MS ue'l'ii
hos cast a gloom over them.
,rbe remains will be carried az 2'9
o,cioclx This afternoon 10 the Union depot
and taken 90 Petersburg. inc lunel' ,
u-fI take place from Grace Episcoya4
cr,'rcb in that city tomorrow az IL A. NJ
md the intcrment will be made in Bland
ford cemetery.
DIR. j. w Purdy.
DR. J. w. Purdy the oldest Past Ciranu
Naster Mason in Virginia, died at u,e
Masonic Home yesterday morning at A.
o'clock aged ninety years o., ..,,,.,-
m pnrdv had been growing Weaher
for some time past. lie has Deen nc inc
Home for about four years. WE,ro nc
vent al the invitation Of the virginia
Masons. A. Thomas c
He leaves one SON. Ml'
Purdy a lawyer, Of Norfolk. 49,,
The funeral will be in Smithheld, hali-
fav county. the home Of the deceaseu.
The remains will be carried TO thaI p''07
this morning at o'clock.
william II. AGREE.
Mr.. william II. AGREE died yeste ,r,..
morning at No. lll3 north l"en'y ~
street. in the twenty-thlrd year OIL MS
life. $500. e,,,rlo,,od al
80 Valentine Abattoir visited some
srie,fs AZ the above address on last sun
A.. afterroon and was taken desperately
m tom congestion Of the brain ana lungs
a,d ugas too I'm to be removed 20 MS own
home. NJ rob, r
- a,,1 vas highly esteemed by
large circle Of friends -. ~.
Ids funeral will take place from inc
rast-Tnd Baptist church this morning
az 10 o'clock.
Richard Smith.
,o,o,~ar, was received yesterday by
~ y NJ lew announcing the death or
Richard Smith. a son or John l. SIii'h,
If Wavncsb0rO. The younE man ei.-ls,,.,
in a stanton COMPANY AZ ~ ,,racte6
- he war. and while in camp contracted
fever.
T. Richie Green.
v,oprNTON VA, Nov. 1O.-Special-
r., ei,ahi. Green. a well known citizen
- ~ riace died here this morning al .
- I,,.l in his sixty-third year. HIS
death was due 10 wy
of stomach trouble. - 80,
u,ho deceased was MEMBER OF In ~,
IT Eourth Virginia Cavalry. THIS
pl' 80 company being known as the
~, -. rTorse cavalry in the war between
me So, n,,rober Of years Mr. Green mas
, ~, managed the Warren Green
iiiote, here and is well known 10 'i''
travelling public.
Elisha Il. Esiis.
rovrNcsTON. VA, Nov. 1o.-Special.
A. rI,sba T. Estes died here last nignt
~ ~ "a o'clock at the home OF MS
10th Mr. NJ. X. Estes, aged MY
oro - Deceased had been IN bad
bco,th fo- some time, and had been CON
6ned 10 his room for more IMAM inou'i'.
lie is survived by two sisters ana thts9
broth ers-Nlrs. G. B. Cutler, MIS-. ANNE
IT Hunter {. T. Estes and koncrt n7les'
of Washington. d C., ana 81 N Es'es'
Sheriff OF Nelson county -, .
The burial will take place mere To-
morrow morning at IL o'clock.
DIR. y. W. Lumpkin.
DANVTrIE. VA, Nov lo-Speclai.-
Dr \ w Iumpkin. the veterinary sur
geon. who. while out hunting on the
"a instant, was accidentally shot by ii.
II. Barksdale died this morning.
The wounded leg was amputated on
Tuesday last but the patient grew
no better and this morning he succumbed
| 10 the shot
For twenty years past Ut l-umpkln
had been the leading liveryman OF this
| CITY.