The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-05
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Edward Da,f,.

The Baltimore Sun yesterday g-res the
following notice OF the death OF Mr. la
vlss
Mr. Edward Davis died yesterday
morning. at his late residence, at Hale
thorpe in the Thirteenth district. lie
1ad been suffering with typhoid fever for
several months. Mr.. Davis was at the
head of the Franklin Davis Nursery
Company. tie was thirty-clght years of
age. and was born az Staunton. Va. He
leaves "a wife and five children. Deceased
was the son OF the late Franklin Davis.
who organized the nursery company
Aessrs Howard and Joseph Davis OF
Baltimore. are brothers OF the deceased
and Miss Annie Davis and Mrs. Charles
L. Fulton. OF Elico't city. are sisters.
The elder Davis removed here from
Richmond. Va. and resided ON the York
road. The Franklin Davis Company con-
ducts an extensive business throughout
Pine south AID has Offices in Baltimore
ard at Richmond. Va
The funeral OF Mr. Davis win be hoii
Tomorrow afternoon ar the Friends
Westinghouse. Park avenue and Lourens
streets. in Baltimore. and the intermeni
viii take place at the Friends Buryins-
ground, on the Hartford road.
Mr.. Lucinda Emhrrv.
Mr.. A. n. Embrey member Of the
louise OF DELEGATES from Fr.derickshurg.
-eceived "a telegram yesterday morn
Ing. stating that his grandmother
Mrs. Lucinda Embrey. died yester-
law morning at Fredericksburg IN
her nniety-second year Mrs Emhroy who
was the Oldest resident in that city was
,orn In Fauquier county, but lived IN
fredericksburg for the past twenty
years She enjoyed good health until
.ew DAYS ago when she received internal
INJURIES through a TALL
Mrs Embrcy leaves two sons In frede-
ricksburg. one son In Texas, one daughter
~ Sp0ttsylvania and one daughter IN
Missouri.
Mr.. Embrey left yesterday afternoon at
{ O'Clock for fredericksburg.
Caroline MAYO Buck.
Caroline Mayo. the two-year-old child
of Mr. and Mrs. Buck, OF No los east
Broad street. died yesterday morning AT
the residence of her parents. The tune-
raj arrangements were not made last
night.
James v. Pedin.
At I o'clock Thursday morning Mr..
James W. Peain died at his residence
No. sos east Leigh street
His funeral took place yesterday after
noon at o'clock from 81. James Epls-
copal church.
Lawrence PItiman.
HARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Feb. =
SpeclaL-Mr. Lawrence Pitman, one OF
charlottesville 5 Oldest ana most highly
respected citizens died this morning in
the elghty-elghth year Of his age.
Mr.. Pitman was q native Of Red
Banks" Shenandoah county. and a farm
or. tie moved here ten years ago TO live
with his son-in-law. Dir. r. X. Flanagan.
Mr.. Pitman was nan OF fine intelli-
gence and very popular. TWO sons and
four daughters survive him: Or. VIII
lam F. Pitman. Lynchourg: Rev. Frank
". Pitman. Poolsvillo. Nd; Mrs. Or.
Florence r. Gardner, missionary to 20
kio, Japanl Mrs. Anna Mallory. Wash
lngton. d. C.. Mrs II. NJ. Powers. Staun-
ton. and Miss susie Pitman, OF this city
dis funeral Will take place tomorrow
afternoon.
s Il. Mckinney,
FARNIVILLE. VA. Feb. Especial
Mr. Samuel b. Mckinney. brother OF ex-
Governor =. w. Mckinney. died very sud
denly az his home here th.s morning at
1880 o'clock from a stroke Of paralysis.
while at breakfast Mr.. Mckinney was
6 years old. He was born and raised In
Buckingham County ana came TO Farm
vile when about q years old and went In
the mercantile business. he married Miss
Be.ue watkins tho oldest daughter OF
Judge A. ID. Va klns. who j. now a
member OF the House OF Delegates from
this county.
Mr. Mckinney leaves a wife and I'VE
children and two brothers.
Grorce Wilson.
WINSTON. y. c.. Feb 4-speclaI--.
GeOrge wilson VINO represented Forsyth
In the Legislature in 1850. died this mora