Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-14
SQUIRE SHARP Is DEAD.
Well Known Fulton Magistrate
Passes Ayyny-Other Deaths.

Mr.. James p. Sharp Of Fulton, died at
his home, No. 5l2 Nicholson street. Sum
day morning at $3.50 o'clock. lie had been
in ill-health for a number Of years, as
the result Of a paralrtic stroke.
Deceased was q Justice of the Peace for
Marshall Ward and was at the time OF
his death connected with tho Lower gas
works. lie had been married three times.
and leaves a widow and four children
Misses Mary and Nellie and Arthur and
Lee Sharp.
The deceased was n gallant soldier Of
the civil war and member Of Company G.,
picketts Division, and was also a MEM
Der Of Pickett Camp.
His funeral took place from Or. Patrick's
church yesterday afternoon at 1890 o'clock.
The pall-bearers We're:
Honorary Mayor Taylor. Judge S. b.
witt. Mr. W p. Knowles, and Mr. Fred.
X. CARRIER.
Actiye-Messrs. W. y. Woody Mortimer
Hogan. James Smith. John Grimes, James
Johnson. James Bolts, Frank J. Riley
and y. w. Sharp
DEATH OF MISS BUFFIN.
Miss Mary Bumn. daughter Of Mr.. Al
fred r. Bufin. died Sunday morning az
her home. on State street. She had been
I'm nl-health FOR long time, but bore her
suffering with great forttude She is Ilr-
vived by her parents. three brOthers-A.
Bufln, Jr.. Harry. and Philip Hand
seven sisters-Mrs. Berry Rock, Mrs. Ben.
Mann. Mrs Ben. Godfrey, Mrs. William
Hood. Misses Florence, Pearl, Viola, and
Buena Bufiin.
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
OFFICER PARKINSON'S FUNERAL.
The funeral Of Policeman John F. Park
inson took place from Leigh-Street Bap-
fist church yesterday afternoon at 4;30
O'Clock. and the remains were Inferred IN
Oakwood. A squad Of police from the
First District accompanied the procession
from the home to the church as token
of respect TO their departed brother.
The pall-bearers were chosen from the
police force. and were: Captain Whitlock,
Officers Ogilvie Brown, Lamkin, Duggins,
Holdscroft, Hulcher. and Foxes.
MRS. RYAN's REMAINS TO ARRIVE.
The remains OF Mrs. Nellie Ryan, who
died in Chicago on Friday last. will ar
rive here this morning at $3.50 O'Clock ana
he taken TO the home Of her brother, Mr.
lanes e. Grady 405 Denny street, whence
the funeral will take place this afternoon
ar 2.gO o'clock. Deceased was the daugh-
ter of the late Dennis and Ellen o. Crazy
~ Fulton and lust fourteen months ago
was married 10 Mr. John l.. Ryan. she
was quite popular here, where almost her
entire life had been spent. she IS sur
lived bv her husband and an infant chllo.
che also leaves four brothers and one
sister These are Messrs. James F.. Jonn
Michael and Willie Grady and Mrs. Annie
Mcnamara. Of Trenton, n. j. The pail
hearers AT the funeral to-day VIII De
Nressrs John Duffy. Eddie Barker d. +.
o,Dwver. John O'Connor, Michael NC
Namara. Joseph Solari, Willie Collins
and Michael Roach.
DEATH OF MR.. BRADLEY.
NJ Ceorge w. Bradley. well-known
,,,',...,r- ITiii grocer. died yesterday after
nom al his residence, No: lu north
'Twentv-lfth street. lie had been In BAD
health for some time, and had Deen III
for five weeks. .,... ~, ptohr,o,a
Mr.. Bradley was nauVe OF hlc ai .sie J,
and 70 wears old. In 1872 he married MISS
Emma Fox. OF this city, and his wife ana
dve children survive him. The latter are
MIR Arthur /. Bradley and Misses Annie
Nav. Stella A., Kittie. and Mabel BRAD
! lev Deceased was a member OK the Py-
| thians and OF the National Union.
Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock at the grave
| I'm lakewood.
FUNERAL OF MRS. FITZWILsoN.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary II. Fftzwilson
| took place from Monumental church yes