Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-19

DEATHS Mr.. George Darcy, whose
orit,..,. ..Iu. 80 bad been mant;onel ia
ma Gsz .t,e, d ga al mis- home on cvuth
Rovsl p. ,er,, al al early hour tiis morn.
inc The Il, ,ao.,. :. ~ cid oldest son OF
the late Wm. barley. From boy hOod be
bad been of a methodicsl and quiet
natnre. and manifested throug bout life
nose qualities which make q good and
nsetu citizen. Diligent in business,
comurtent and trust worthy, he enjoyed
The periect confidence of all with whom
he came iu contact, and his death is re-
gretted by many friends aud acquaiu-
isnCes. For several years Mr.. barley
had been a School Trustee from the
Second ward, where his usefulness was
aoprecialed, he having been a member
Of the finance CON mittee. He had been
a meu Der of Grace Church tor
many years during most OF which time
be hal been one of the vestrymen. Mr..
barley at the time of his death was
holiiug a responsible position at SmOot
( Cy's. lumber yard aud planning
mil, and had been in the employ of that
firm for twenty-five years, He leaves
widow and one child.
Mr.. Henry Entwisle, son of the
late James Entwsle, died at~his home
in this city at al early hour yesterday
morning, after protracted illness. The
deceased was twenty-six years of age
and was employed at the drug house
IF +. :. Lead0eater & Sons for q num-
her Of years. A wife and one small
child survive him. Mr.. Entwisle was
very popular young man, and his
death is regretted by q large circle of
friends Some time ago he was pros-
rated with typhoid fever. and his con-
valescence was slow and tedious. The
disease, however, had undermined his
constitution aud later pulmonary trou-
bles set 10 which were the direct cause
of MS death. He married several years
ago Miss Mary V. Jetfries, of Fauquier
county.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mumford, wife of
Charles Mumford, died yesterday after.
noon at her residence, 316 Cameron
street., after long illness. The deceas-
I'd leaves a young child.
Mr.. w. h. Robinson, q well-known
citizen, died at his home, corner Prir ce
and Henry stree at an early hour this
morning. The deceased was a painter
by trade, He leaves a widow and sew.
ersl children. Mr.. Robinson had been
suffering from pneumonia for some
time. The deceased was q member of
the Columbia fire company, and his dy.
ing request was that he be buried in
the uniform and by the members of that
company.
News has been received in this city
Of he death of Thomas W. Bayne,
which occurred at Salem, Mass, a day
or two ago. The deceased at one time
resided 10 this city, where he was we'll
known, and was the son of the late
Lawrence Bayne.
John, the infant son of John and
Martha Byar, died yesterday.
Mr. Thomas j. Adams, 6S years old,
died at his home, 1437 P street, pOrth-
west, Washington, Saturday morning.
and Was buried in that CITY this after.
noon. Mr.. Adams served his appren-
ticeship as blacksmith with Brengle
y Bollotf, in this city, many years ego,
and later went into business for himself
in Georgetown, which he conducted
up to the time OF his death. He was
related to the family Of the late Wm.
Murray, and his wife, who survives
him, is relative OF Mrs. Mark Man
kin.