Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-29
WAS LONG \ MERCHANT HERE.
Death of Nr. William \. CardOzo-
other Deaths.


Mr.. William A. Cardozo, whose death
at the Retreat for the Sick Monday eve
ming was reported in yesterdays Dispatch,
was for more than a third Of a century
identified with the dry-goods trade Of
Richmond. For twenty years he was
member Of the large and influential house
of CardOzO. AlsOp, MOsby d Co, which did
a large wholesale and retail business.
Mr. Cardozos death followed "a long
Illness. He had not been i'm robust health
for several years and some two and
half months ago ho left his hotel and
went 10 the Retreat. where surgical
operation was performed on him. though
the relief afforded was only temporary.
Mr.. CardoZo was a son of the late Isaac
y. Cardozo. of Powhatan and was born
I'm that county siXty-three years ago.
He came to Richmond to live in 1850 and
entered the woli-knoWn dry-goOds house
Of Thomas r.. Price q CO. In 1866 he be-
came a member of the firm Of Cardoz0,
AsOp Mosby & CO., of which his brother,
MIR. /. j.. Cardozo, was senior member,
and remained with that concern until IL
went out of business, i'm lSS6. Since then
deceased had not been actively engaged
i'm business. lie was a man Of strict in
tegiity. and was held I'm high esteem in
the business community.
Deceased leaves one son. Mr.. Randolph
Cardozo. He is also survived by three
brothers-Messrs. f.. NJ, l. d., and G. j.
Card0zo-aud two sistcrs-Mrs. Clara NJ
Hughes and Mrs. +. r. Seayres
The funeral will take place this morn
ing at 1880 o'clock from the rooms of Mr..
l.. Il. Christian. No. 1912 east Broad street.
and services will be held at the grave in
Hollywood The following will Doe the
pall-bearers: }. NJ. Fourqurean, BenJa-
min =. Alsop. Joseph Williams, Colonel
f.. Leslie Spence. George T. Bagby, \. +.
NOEL, MIR. Nandervcnter and T.. r. Hud-
gins
Funeral of Mrs. Dawson To-Day.
The remains of Mrs. Susan J. Dawson,
who died at her home, at Laurel, Nd,
on Monday. will reach Richmond TINS
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock and will be
taken from the train at Elba 10 Holly
wood for intcrment.
Deceased was the wife of Or. f. Davi-
SON formerly a resident Of this city. She
was in her 10Th year, and Tor the past
three years had been an invalid, having
been hurt in a runaway accident she
was a woman of loVable and gentle Chris
tian character. and the years OF suffer
ing served only to swceten and strength
Richmond most anectiOnately.
DR.. and Mrs. Dawson came 10 Rich
mond in 1851. and lived here until "a few
years ago. when they took up their resi-
dence in Laurel. Deceased leaves three
childrn--Dr. George DAWSON Or. William
f.. and Miss Mamie Dawson.
Death of Emmett Archer.
Mrs. Joseph r. Gill received a telegram
from Washington on Monday that En-
nett T.. Archer who was formerly an in
mate of the Orphan Asylum was eX-
tremely ill., She left for Washington at
once. but before she arrived "a second
message was received here announcing
his death.
Mr.. Archer was in his 22d year. and
young man Of unusual promise. He left
the institution about two years ago, and
for some time has been I'm the office of
Mr. II. W. Fuller, general passenger agent
of the Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company in Washington, where ne has
made a fine record for himself and was
held IN high esteem by AN who knew
him. He was "A bright energetic youth,
with a fine character
The remains will be brought TO Rich
mOnd for intermeut. bur the funeral ar
rangements have not yet been decided
upon.
other Deaths and Funerals.
Veteran John w Jones died az Lee
Camp Soldiers Home on Monday lie was
acting quaItermaster ia the Confederate
States army tie Was IS years Old The
funeral viii take place from the Soldiers
Home chapel this afternoon al 1870
o'clock. Rev l. K. Mason officiating.
Mr. Simon Egau died eIIly yesterday
morning az his home No lS0s east Mar
shall street IN the 10Th year Of his age.
lie was a native Of County Clare. 1re-
land. bdt had lived here for forty-five
years. and was highly respected Mr..
Egau left 10 family. The funeral will
take place from -. Fatrlck's church
with requiem high mass % 10 O'Clock this
morning and the interment wi! be- in
nj Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs Ann L. Saunders wife OF Nh. G.
+. Saunders. died after lingering and
painful ILLNESS al the house Of her hus-
band. Ne. il east Marshall street. yes
terday morning az 500 o'clock in the
55th year OF her age. The funeral VIII
take place from Seyenth-Street Christian
church az o'clock this afternoon. and
the interment will be at Hollywood.
The Biiou's Present BiiI.
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