Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-09
MIR. JAMES l.. MAURY DEAD.
A Banker Here for Fifty Years
penth of Mr.. Russell and others.

| Denth of Mr.. Russell and others.
Mr. James l.. Maury, for more than half
n century engaged I'm the banking busi-
ness in Richmond. died yesterday mcIn-
ing at 1880 O'Clock at his residence, No.
412 east Clay street, having been i'll less
than a week with pneumonia.
Mr.. Maury was for more than ht'y
years a banker and broker. In 1917 or
rs he became a member Of the banking
firm of R. IL. Maury & co. The senior
member OF the firm was his brother and
| he was the company. When the brother
died MIR. Alaury continued the business
himself for some years. Al the tline o.
his death he was connected with MT
/ Richard w Maury, his nephew ana
son Of his former partner and brother' at
No. 1913 east Main street.
James I.udwell Maury was born IN
Caroline county in loE, and was the
seventh son of William G.. Maury. He
was reared i'm a Christian home. and was
| ona of a family of fourteen children.
! r'he seven sisters. one of whom became
the mother Of Messrs. William NJ. ana D.
T. Hill OF this city are all dead. but
, ono ~ the brothers now lives. Mr. Charles
| u Naurv secretary Of the Arlington
| Fire Insurance Company, OF WASHINGTON
II G. The elder OF the brothers. John
| walker Maury. was for a number OF
| years Mayor Of the city OF asHii's WI So,l,
and another brother, william Lewis, was
/ a lieutenant IN the thi'eo Sl|'Sa navy
previous 10 1851.
Deceased married Miss Maria Burke OF
| Caroline county. who survives him, with
| their TWO sons-Mr. William G. Maury'
book-keeper in the office of John y. cary
| & son. and Mr.. James l. Maury, Jrr
| clerk in the auditors office or the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company.
4 GENTLE. CHRISTIAN SPIRIT.
The two distinguishing traits Of Mr..
| Naurv's character were his mOdesty ana
eentleness Of bearing. In every relation
of life. whether at the firoside, the table
at his office. or I'm the church. ne was
e,.ar the same gentle being \ rough and
harsh word never passed his lips.
his face bespoke this. hr Was
| frs,n its Foundation "a iHemhag of the
Seventh-Street Christian church, was
deacon i'm the church up to his death ANA
had bean for more than quarter OF
century
THE FUNERAL TO-DAY.
The funeral service will take place from
| the church he loved so well al $50 CLOCK
this afternoon. Rev. John ;. SWeehey'
brother of the pastor who is supplying
! IT,
cises other ministers OF the denomlna-
tion will probably take part. The pail
hearers will be the nephews and great
nenhews of the deceased. The intermeht
will b, made I'm Hollywood Cemetery.
MIR. Warren Russell Dead.
Mr. warren Russell died last night at
eoo O'clock at the residence OF his son,
Air W W. Russell. No. s34 west Grace
street. Deceased was In the lsth year ol
mis- aye. and had been sick several days
Mr. Russell was born in Waterbury
Tovnship. York county, Ne, on the lsth
az .Ilne 1921. His early life was spent IN
the CITY of Baltimore, where he married
| Miss Hannah Small of which union Two
sons-Nfessrs. Otis H. and Benjamin W.
Russell. Of Richmond-survive him. IN
| 1s5t he moved to Petersburg. There ne
married his second wife, Miss susan VIM
cent. OF this union he leaves SIX SONS
Nessrs. Charles F., William W. James
r anI Walter f.. of Richmond; George
NJ. OF Louisa county, and Edward H., OF
bristol. Va.-and one daughter MISS fal-
tie Russell.
Deceased was a member Of the Peters
burg militia. and participated IN the bat
| Ties of the civil war. He was captureu
ON June ON by Colonel Kautz's COM
mand and imprisoned at Point Lookout
He returned 10 Petersburg after the war
and conducted a successful shoe business
for some years In SlJ he moved TO Hen
rico county. whore he resided uh'h hFe
vo..rs AGO when he came 10 Richmond.
For ssysrol wears he had been in failing
beolth but with a most indOmtable en-
ero, he kent up. and was on the street
only a few days before his death ana
| thouob his end was somewhat sudden IL
was not unexpected by his immediate
r.rnilv Mr. Russell was a man Of ster-
ling integrity and honor, and bore the
esteem and respect of all who knew HIM
The funeral will take place from the
residence tomorrow AFTERNOON 1T
o'clock.
n..,h of sister VI. Honifnce quinn.
S,star N Roniface quinn. whose Chris
! Han name was Ella died AT -. Mary :
Renedictine Institute yesterday al noon
after q lingering illness. Among the many
virtues that shone DTIshty uurlhs @ @lel
long and trying sickness pa''ei'e "''
the most remarkaple' ,,. -,
r ST.. Roniface was the daughter OF
NJ and Mrs. James QUINN OF this city
,f,o- qraduating with hOnOrs AT ~
l 1Ia.,,, Penedictine Academy. she enter
: - ,hot community. and for many years
bad been we'll known as a prohcleh'
] teacher of music She was widely NnoWi
and greatly beloved, and her early deati
will be sincerely ueplOleu ~ "''
friends and pupils. She was sister o.
, ur Dan Quinn. well-known printer oi
J this CITY. The funeral will be from -
! Nary's church tomorrow morning al
! o,cIock. and the interment Will DE III St
Narv's burying-grOund
Other Deaths and Ftlnerais.
Mrs Rettie $. Lindsey. widow of Mr.
randv Lindsey. died last night at lO'1
, o,cIock al her residence No 52 twenty
tbird street. in the 64th year OF her age
Sbo had been sick two weeks with the
grin Deceased was a native or New heht
bur had resided here about seven years.
she Is survived by three sons ana three
daughters. The funeral arrangements
, have not vet been made. d.
Mr. James c. Bruce died yesterday az
. tarnoon ~ 3 O'Clock at his residence, No
4 I0l1 east Clay street. His death thousn
rather sudden. was not unexpected as he
hod been i'll for quite awhile lie leave
CON a daughter. and an aged mothei
- ,,o,rn their loss. The funeral VIII tak'
lac. from Monumental church io-mor'
row at noon.
The Grip Cure That Does cure.
4 LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets remove
!. / ~, cause that produces La Grippe. IN