The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-09
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James Niaury

James l.. Maury.
Mr.. James L. Maury, after a bricf Ill
ness OF pneumonia. died 40 his late resi-
| dence. O. 4l2 east Clay street. yesterday
| morning az 1870 clock
The deceased has long been resident
/ Of Richmond. lie was born in Caroline
/ county seventy two years aso, and came
/ here al an early age. lie was weA-kno"n
/ I'm banking circles and was for long
/ time member OF the firm OF r. II. Maury
! a. Co.. whose business here some years
! ago was enormous.
Mr. Maury leaves besides his wife, two
| sons, Mr.. VIM. G.. Maury. who is con-
nected with the firm OF r.. a. Cary q
| CO., and James L. Maury. Jr.. employed
! as a clerk OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
/ offices
/ lie was a prominent MEMBER Of Sew
| enth-Street Christian church. and was
| quite active in tho organization OF that
church and was al the time OF his death
an elder His sincerity in Christian work
was proveibiai. and his good deeds will
/ always he remembered.
The funeral will be from Seventh
Street Christian church this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock and the interment will
+ be In Hollywood
At a meeting Of tho Richmond stock
Exchange held yesterday the president
announced the death of Mr.. James L..
Maury, whereupon the following reolu-
/ ton was unanimously adopted:
As members of the Richmond Stock
Exchange we desire personally to enter
on our records the sincere sorrow that we
an feel on the death of Mr.. James L.
/ Maury.
Since the founding Of our boad he has
acted as its secretary. Courtesy. kind
ness. fidelity and unyarying good humOr
have characterizer his business life.
Those of as who have known him most
intimately have most 10 testify OF his
amiahlity, his gentleness. his patience
under sore trials, his diligence in his daily
work his modesty and exemplary bear
ing as a gentleman and a lOwly disciple
OF his Master
We shall cherish his memory with ten
der affection
We respectfully oner our sincere SYM
pathy to his bereaved household.
Resolved. That this writing be entered
on our minutes, and a copy sent 10 the
family of MI Maury, and acopy pub
lished I'm the daily papers Of this city.
JOHN J. WILLIAMS, President.
MIR. Warren Russell.
Mr.. Warren Russell died last night NJ
SD O'Clock at The residence of his son,
Mr. ". w. Russell, No. 954 west Grace
street.
Mr. Russell was born in Waterbury
township, York county, Maine, on the
18th of June 1s2l His early life was
spent in Baltimore city where he mar
fied Miss Hannah Small, OF which union
TWO sons. Mr. Otis IA. and Ben W. Rus
SELL of this city. survive him. Ia ls1l
Mr. Russell came To- Petersburg. Va, and
there married bis second wife, Miss SUI
san Vincent CWho died in 1SlD OF this
union DE leaves six sons, Messrs. Chas.
j.. William w, James r., and Walter
T.. of this city. Mr.. George NJ, OF Louisa
county Va. and Edward H., of Bristol.
Va. and one daughter, Miss Patue Rus
sell, of this city.
MIR Russell was member Of the Pc
tersburg Militia. and was captured on
the 9TH Of June 1854 by Col. kautZ'
command and carried with others 20
Point Lookout, returning 10 Petersburg
after the war. MIR. Russell was sue
cessful shoe merchant for some years.
In 1915 he moved 10 Rio Vista. HenricO
county where be resided until i've years
ago, when he came 90 Richmond. For
several years he has been in falling
health. but with most indOmitabie energy
he has kept up and was on the street
only q few days before his death. While
his death was somewhat sudden. 10 was
not unexpected by his immediate family.
MIR Russell was man of sterling in-
tegrity and honor and bore the esteem
and respect of an who knew him
The funeral will take place from his
late residence Friday afternoon at
o'clock. and the interment Will De in
Hollywood
Sister NJ. Bonifacc Quinn.
Sister NJ houlfoce Quinn AFTER ling
erng Illness. passed quietly away at noon
yesterday. Among the many virtues that
shono brightly during her iong and try
ing sickness, patience was the most Tee
mdrkablc. SISTER BOuIIdce Was the
80 81. .sr ~ AZ a .H....
OF this city. After graduating at ST.
Alarys Benedicuue Academy she en-
tered that community and Tor many
years had been Well known AS a prom
Cient teacher OF music.
She was widely known and greatly
beloved Her early death Will be sin
cerely deplored 10y her most Of friends
and pupils.
She Was a sister Of Mr.. Dan. Quinn.
once a wel-kuOwn printer Of this CITY,
but who now resides IN Washington
Tho funeral viii take place from St
Marys church at s O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
James G. Bruce.
Mr. James c. Bruce died al his resi-
dence. No. 1Ol1 east Clay street. ycster-
day afternoon az o'clock after d long
ana painful illness. lie mad been IN tee
Die health FOR more than "a year. ana Of
late ne had been slowly sinking. Ills
death was not unexpected. He was
illNuAt-AktO Ildns anu 4tlA one son. MI.
Henry Bruce, and one daughter lie was
formerly with the general offices Of the
Chesapeake and OHIO railway, but some
time ago retired from business on ac-
count of his health.
The funeral VIII take place from Monu-
mental church tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock.
Harvey T. Jones.
ROANOKE. VA. Feb. ESPECIAL
vey h.. Jones, a travelling man from Bali
timose, died at a late hour last niGht
from a stroke OF ap0pcXy and paralysis.
lie was at the residence of his brother
in-law. Rev J.. o. NJ Miller. and was
IN the act OF taking the niEat train for
home when stricken.
Tie was n native o. Frederick Mary
land. bu; lived il Ea..u-...
Death ga Grceusvillc.
EMPORIA. VA, Feb. S-speclal.-Mr
Thomas Allen died OF pneumonia at his
home near Rylands Gresnswlle county.
yesterday.
Mr. John Conner, a young man sixteen
years old. died at his fathers residence
near 0askins, IA Greensyiile, yesterday
Of pneumonia,
Mrs Bette Ford.
SUFFOLK, VA, Feb. especial. Mira.
Bette Ford wife OF Fred Ford, died this