The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-29
OBITUARY.


The funeral Of Mr.. William a. Car
doza who died at the Retreat for the
Sick M $50 =. M. Monday VIII take place
from the undertaking rooms of Dr. l..
T. Christian. 80 I0l2 east Broad street.
this morning at 1880 O'Clock The services
Will be held at the grave
Mr. CardOZa. who was iu the sixty
fourth year Of his age. was born BE
Powhatau county. but came 10 this city
in 1850 to engage in business and nc one
time was one of Richmond most suc-
cessfu merchants. He was FIRST Cou-
recfed with the firm OF Thomt r. Price
q Co., but after the war was "a member
IF the firm of Card0za Fourqurean g.
co. then one of the largest dry goods
houses lu Richmond. Later DIE was c0n-
nected with the firm Of Clrdoza. Alison.
Mosby * CO. AT the time OF his death
he was not engaged tu business
Mr. CardoZa belonged 10 am honored
family and was himself u worthy mem
Der. he possessed n kindly disposition
and enjoyed vide popularity and the enc
tire confidence of his acqualutluDae he
leaves q young SON, Randolph Carioza
ana TWO sisters and two brothors-,Nrs.
Hughes Mrs Seayres and Mossrs r.. NJ.
J. j.. and O.. p. Cardozt ail OF this city.
The pallbearers al the funeral to-day
will be. Nessrs. j. n Fourqurean. Ben
jamn J.. Alsop, Joseph Williams j.. J..
Spence. George T. Bagby A. 2. Noel
Nandcyenter ana T. p Hudgins
Simon Egan.
Sir. Simon Egan. am old and highly
respected resident Of the eastern part n
the city. died az his home. No lSoS east
Marshaii street. yesterday morning at3 .6
u e q
Glare Ireland. but had been living In
this country forty-dVe years lie was
10 years 81 age. Mr.. Ecau left no FAM
~ The funeral will take place from st.
PAtriek's church with requiem high mass
at 10 O'Clock this morning. and the
W'ermcut Will be in al Calvary come-
terry
John Welcomes.
veteran John w. Jones died NJ Lee
camp soldiers Home on Monday. lie
Was acting Quartermastor I'm the Con.
federaie States Army lie was IS ycary
Ola. The funeral will take place from the
Soldiers Home chapel this after
noon az l:1O o'clock. Rev L. h. Mason
officiating.
Emmett T.. Archer.
Mrs. Gil. Superintendent or tho ,faio
t'''ttf A'.N."AfNl "a ltItkfAEH 4NIIn
Washington Monday night stating that
Emmett y. Archer. who was formerly an
inmate OF The orphan Asylum. was OK
tremely ID. ard would probably die. She
left for Washington Yesterday morning.
but before she arrived there a telegram
was received that young Archer was
dead
M. Archer was Just twentv.one wears
old. ffe was ono 81 the brightest snd
host pupils the Orphan Asylum ever had.
Tie od.tod and managed the Orphan Afes
cnger the paper published by me insti-
frt'on. ard was an exceedingly PROMISING
youth ilo ieft q little over two wears
aro. and for sometino has been IN the
Office Of lTr II. ". FnHer. Generol pas
seneer Agent of the Chesapeake ana Ohio
Railway Company IN Washington. whore
ne has made fine record for himself
and was held IN high esteem by al Who
knew BIN. He was bright, energetic
youth with % fine character
Tfs ea~sins WIN he brought - Rsrh.
mond for lnierment
Mrs. Susan j. Drvisnn.
Nra. Susan r Dawson. wife OF Dr. Y.
formerly OF this city. died Mon
day at 1 o'clock in Laurel. Ia thu ssysnty-