The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-08
OBITUARY.


John IL. Jetcr
Mr. John r. Jeter. deputy treasurer OF
Henrico county, died az his home IN Fair
mount at 9I5 J.. NJ. Sunday. He was
I'm h.s sixty-sec0nd year. He had been
indisposeI for several days, but Il was
not until Friday that his physician
Thought him critically iu.
The funeral will take place this after
noon al o'clock from Paramount Meth
odlsi Episcopal church and Rev. Geo. =.
Booker. IT,. the pastor. assisted by Rev.
Dr. Garland the presiding elder Of West
Richmond district. will conduct tho ser
vice. The lnterment Will De in Holly
wood.
Nj Jeter was born Do Clarksviile.
Neeklenburg county. April rs. ISIS lie
was depot agent a. Clarksville TOT
while. was afterwards conductor on the
railroad and subsequently cashier or the
bank at Clarksville. lie entered me Con-
rederate service and served throughout
tle war. lie then engaged Ia the com
mission business in Richmond but In
1851 returned go Meck.cnburg and en-
qaeed in tho tobacco trade at ClarksVlHe
and Chase CITY.
About ten years ago ho again came 10
Richmond and FOR "a short while "ds
bo1kkeeper az Burnett Lewis
lie was for eight years deputy treasurer
~ Heur.co county under treasurer W.
IA Brauer lie married Miss Roberta l..
Walker and had six children. fve OF Whon
survive him. three sons and two daught-
orc The following live In Paramount.
Walter Jetor his fathers assistant in me
Trcasurer's ONCE; John Jeter and Miss
Linda Jctcr.
rr letter was an active member or
Fairmount Methodist Episcopal church
and had held several official positions IN
the church and Sunday school. lie was
a good and popular man and respected
by an who knew him.
William Tinker.
Mr.. william Tlnken ST.. died at hls
residence. 500 Louisiana street, SUNDAY
morning at ago o'clock. his dealh was
NOT uucxpecteI as hc has been Do iceple
health for more than twelve months
Ar Tnkcn conducted grocery ana
ueuor business i'm this section Tor more
than thirty years. which he managed very
successfully and accumulated much val
rshle real estate and other property.
uo came 10 this country from
Aidcnburg. Hanover 1efndhy, pm
1855 and landed BOB New YORK. I'm lN'
be came 10 Richmond as foreman or me
suear refinery which was then in opera
,io, bore ne continued ln that capacity
until the refinery shut down
Ho thon started ln business at the
corner of Louisiana street ana Nllii'h'7-
lie Was held in hlrh esteem by an who
knew him. lie leaves widow and seven
children. as follows. Ae-sr7 Wlil.am'
Dr.. otto Louis and oscar Tinker MIS-.
Adam Feitir. Mrs f.. ID. Me.zger, ana
Miss IDA Tinker. o.
The funeral viii take place from 81
Johns Evangelical church This afternoon
az o'clock tie was member Tor
nearly forty years of this ch"f'h'
virginia Dundon.
The friends NJ Third Baseman Gus Dun
don. ~ tho Champions VIII regret 70
learn OF the death OF his infant daugh-
ter The little ones illness mas kept the
clever player ont Of the game during inc
mast week. but she seemed 10 be grow
ing better. and Air. Dundon was ready
to 90 to Syracuse last night with Man
orer Wells and the rest OF the team
but shortly before the time Tor his de-
narture the baby girl suffered relapse
and the PLAYER notified the manager that
he could not go.
Holm ". Holloran.
IYNCHRURG. VA. Aug. Especial
Mr. John William Holloran. whose resi-
dence was AT 7Ol FRANKLIN street died yes
terdav morning at half-Dast s o'clock at
the home and Retreat aged sixty-seyen.
f4e u.as for many years In the employ
81, enc N-orfoitr and Western railroad. lie
Is survived by his wife. two sons, Messrs.
Jesse NJ. and John W. Hoiloran. and
two daughters, both Of whom are mar
ried.
Dr. y. j. Moshy.
CI-LPFPER. VA. August SPECIAL
A telegram was received here this morn
ing announcing the death OF Dr. ). J.
Nlosbv of this county. which occurred at
The residence OF his mother In POwhatan
county yesterday afternoon
He leaves two daughters ana four sons,
two OF the latter now residents Of Call
fornia' Or. Mosby was a gallant Con-
fcderate soldier.