The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-15

nounced the patients case hopeless. All
that care and skill could command failel
to restore the sufferer VINO passed away
at the hour named.
Mr. Moon was born in Pittsylvania
county about twenty-nine years ago. He
attended the Virginia Military Institute
making an excellent record. About ten
years ago he came to Richmond TO en-
gage IN business with his uncle, r. NJ.
Moon, the well known leaf tobacco dealer
After a successful career with his uncle
he gagged IN the same business Tor MN
self. forming the co-partnership or
Gentry & Moon. his partner being the late
James NJ Gentry
About two months ago the partnership
was dissolved. but Mr.. Moon remained
a. the business in another capacity. MI
Moon leaves a mother and rather ana
five sisters who reside at Chatham. Va.
The remains were taken 10 thatham
last night at y o'clock, via the Southern
Railway. and the interment will be male
to-day in the family burying ground in
Pittsylvania county.
MIR. John Wilson.
News was received here yesterday Of
the death at Spring Lake. n. j., of Mr..
John Wilson. a young attorney OF Pits
burg. Pa.
Mr.. Wilson was about thirty-fve years
Of age. and was son Of Dr. Thaddeus
Wilson. a prominent Presbyterian divine
OF Shrewsbury, n. j. He was graduate
OF Princeton. lSS5-'S6. and took his degree
I'm law at the University of Virginia In
1890.
lie married Miss Susie Minor. daughter
OF the late Professor John b. Minor the
great instructor of the University Of
Virginia. in 1884. and was. therefore. a
brother-in-law Of Mr.. John b. Minor
Jr.. Of this city.
His funeral will take place on Friday
next.
Mrs. Lucy j. Tugglc.
The death OF Mrs. Lucy J. Tuggle, Of
NottOway county. which occurred III
Richmond last night. will bring sadness
to her many friends in this city and
elsewhere. Those who knew her need
no reminder Of her sweet and generous
traits OF character Her surviving chill
dren are: Mrs Chas. +. Goodwin, X.
Wilfred Tuggle. and Jno b. Tuggle OF
Nottoway, and Mrs. Samuel D. Davies
and Mrs. Robert G. Thornton, Of this
city.
inc remains will be conveyed 20 her
former beautiful residence, Ravenswood,
WnrIt TIC buAAdl Will Ndht D4dft.
Mrs. Sarah OConnen.
Mrs. Sarah O'Connell. wife OF John
O'Connell, driver Of the Almshouse sick
wagon, who has been at that institute
about three months, died yesterday morn
ing at o'clock, in the sixty-thrd year
of her age.
She went out there to attend her hus-
band. who was taken sick last fall, ard
fell sick herself
dertaking establishment this morn
ing at II o'clock. and the interment will
be in Mount Calvary.
Annie Il. Curtis
Annie y. Curtis died Monday after
noon at O'Clock, at the residence OF her
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. X p Roy
srs, No. ll3 north Nineteenth street
She was the daughter OF Mrs. Minnie
A. and the late Parker Z. Curtis.
Judge ID. c. Miller.
MARION. Feb. 13.-Speclal.-.Indoa II
c. Miller, Tor many years prominent
citizen OF this county, died here vesterda,,
at $50 r. NJ. after an Illness extendiny
over several years.
Judge Miller was born near Rodgers
Vile Tenn. sixty-twO years ago ana
moved 20 Smyth county soon after the
war. For a number of years he was
principal OF a high school al this place
and was superintendent OF public schools
He studied law and was made county
fudge By the Readjuster Legislature. and
was a law partner az one time /of the
late Captain Frank s. Blair Some years
J ago no began school teaching again. and