The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27

Mrs. o. \. crenzl1lw. twoN brothers
Morris C-cnscaw. and two si2tets-Alrs
r. 7. Ely. OF Madison, Wis; and Miss
Octavia Crenshaw. of this city
The pa!li-bearers at the funeral this at
ternoon will be as follows:
Honcrary-AIr. John H Montague. Major
r F. Archer. Col Archer Anderson
Major E. T. D. Myers, Major Thomas O.
Peyton, Mr. Alexander Cameron, Sap,a:n
F.. ". Chamberlain. DR. j. 3. McCaw. Mr..
Charles f. Bowling. Major Charles T.
Str.nsfeIiow, AIr Frederick W. Scott,
Major Charles Selden-
Active-Mr \. c. Blanton, DR.. St Julian
Oppenhtme.. DR.. Edwin H. Hobson. and
Mcssrs A. selden Jones, William F. Cor
don, Jr, William F. Townes. Murray Me
CURE and AdoLphus Blair.
CA. Page.
Cap,. c. A. Page, well-hnowu and
popular conductor on the Richmond, Fred
erIcksburs and Potomac Railroad, died at
his residence. No. sos l. West Clay Street,
a, Ala Monday afternoon. Captain Page
had been ii for some time with typhoid
fever, which finally caused his death. He
was In the 18th year of his age.
CAPTAIN Page was twice married. His
last wife, who survives him was Miss
Mamie Bacon, OF Hanover county one
child, born of his first wife, also survives
him.
Ths funeral will take place this
morning at 1G O'Clock at The Laurel Street
Methodist church. The tnterment vii, be
made in Hollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. NJ. s. Lischfield
Mrs. Margaret S. Litchtieid died Mon
day She was born in Caroline county Au-
gust %, 1872 Her father was Mr. George
Thompson Tod. of that county. She is the
last OF his family of one son and eight
beautiful daughters She married Mr.. Lar
kin Litchfield, Of Mathews county. where
she lived the twelve years of her married
lie. and then went back to Caroline to
care for her father in his declining years.
He lived to DE ninety years old.
Mrs Litchfield leaves three children
Mrs. Ellis C. Stacy. OF Highland Park; Mr.
victor Litchfeld, OF Henrico county; and
Or. Joseph B. Litchfeld. Of Guttenburg.
Ia: and twelve grandchildren.
AIphonso Jenkins.
Mr. Alphonso Jenkins died at 30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon at his residence. No
1901 East Broad Street. He waI about
twenty-five years of age, and had been in
i'll health for several months.
He leaves mother, Mrs. Johanna Jen-
kins. and two sisters-AIisses Madeline
and Tilley Jenkins, all of this city.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning from the residence.
G. e. Moody.
Garland Edward Woody. the infant son
of Mr.. and Mrs D. Q. Woody. No 500
North Twenty-eishth Street. died abort )
O'Clock yesterday morning, aged nine
months
The funeral will take place at 10 O'Clock
from the residence this morning.
O. S. Grady
Mr. oscar S. Grady died in New York
on Sunday. He was a native of Rich
mond and brother of Messrs. T.. and
w. c.. Grady but had resided in New
York nearly thirty years.
Mr.. Grady leaves Il wife and a step
son. The remains arrived here this morn
ing. and the interment was made in
Hollywood at 8 O'clock.
Howard Ixiuny
Mr. Howard Kiany died in Passaic, y.
T., on Sunday last. in the forty-tirsr year
of his age. He was well known in Rich-
mond.
The remains have been brought here.
and the funeral will take place this
afternoon at 5:2o O'Clock. Tie interment
vii. be made In River View Cemetery.
air..;;cor1c Becker.
Mrs. George Booker, OF Old Point. died
at thu Johns Hopkins Hospital IN Bal,!-
heart trouble.
Mrs. Booker was formerly Mrs. Laura
Garrett. of Hampton. daughter OF Hon
o3oS,, n a Csaya Sayao rs.