The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-20
OBITUARY..
hIrs. Nirginia S. Grndy.


Mrs Virginia S. Grady. wife of Mr. W.
dav night in the sixty-eiglltl year of her
age. She was daughter of the late jacob
i. and Sarah A. Barns. 4 sister of MI.
Luther r. Barns. and the mother of Cap
tain Kinny Grady, one of the most popt-
lar conductors on the Richmond Fred
erich sburg and Potomac railroad.
The fureral will take place from the
Second Baptist church at o'clock this
afternoon.
The following will be the paH-bearer5:
Messrs G. C. Barnes, j. Taylor Ellyson,
II. Theodore EiIySon, Thomas Tignor,
James Tlippen. Ashby Ragland, o. Fl.
Funston and Frank d. Beveridse:
Mrs Charles E. smith.
Mr. Charles Evelyn Smith died yes
terday afternoon at 1880 o'clock at her
home, No. S05 west Franklin street.
MIS-. Smith was a great social favorite
in Richmond and her death will be
widely felt in this city.
She was attended during her illness
by Drs Christopher Tompkins and
George Ben. Johnston. who rendered
every possible medical aid.
She was the daughter of the late Cap
tain Hugh Hasan, of this city. She
is survived by her husband.
The funeral arrangements viii be made
later.
z. W. E'og".
Mr.. e. w. Togs died yesterday morn
ing at 40. 1928 north Fifth street. Mr..
IOgr was sixty years of age. and had
spent 4 most active lite. For the past
five years he had been employed at the
Richmond Locomotive Works, He was a
Confederate veteran. having gcHe through
the war with the Army Of North2 rn Y rSin-
ia. Deceased was d native OF Rappahan-
mock county.
He leaves six children. The funeral
service will be conducted at The above
number Al 8 O'Clock to-day. Burial at
River View.
Andrew Hartna@cl.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Feb 10
Spccial-Mr Andrew Hartnagcl died yes
terday afternoon at o'clock at his resi-
dcnce, on east Main street: aged sixty
three years. His funeral took place this
! afternoon at !, o'clock from the Metho-
| dist church, of which he was q consist
| cnt member. The deceased came to
| Charlottesville from Bavaria. Germany.
! il 1856. and has been for Il number of
| years one of CharIottesville's most pros
! porous merchants He was married 10
! Miss Ellen Taylor daughter of Theodore
! Taylor, soon after he settled n this city.
| Mrs. Hartnagel died about two years ago.
Andrew Smith.
Mr.. Andrew Smith died at his resi-
| dence, No. 1903 Cedar street at 3 o'clock
| this morning. He is survived by widow.
| three sons. five grandchildren, and a
| brother. AIr. smith was highly esteemed
| by all who knew him.
| The funeral will take place frcm the
| residence ut II O'Clock tomorrow morn
| ing.
David C. Cummings.
! ABINGDON, VA. Feb. Especial
David C. Cummings, ST.. died here last
night. aged 81 years and 8 months He
| was father of our present county judge
! D. c. Cummings Jr., and of our County
| Court Clerk p. P. Cummings. and a
| nephew of Ex-Governor David Campbell
| and a brother of General \. c. Cummings
the only surviving one OF the old family
| Deceased was for many years Clerk OF
the County Court of this county. Ills
widow is a sister of DR.. William White
| Of this town The Cummings family is
| one of the strong and eminent ones that
| founded and long made conspicuous and
( nrosperous the town of Abingdon.
.jnhr g. Neal.
DANrllIlslt, VA. FEB. 19-Special.-
John c. Neal. one OF the leading tobacco
| auctloneers of this city ana SAFE, dice
Sunday morning. lie is survived by {
wife, two daughters-Mrs. GoldsborouSh
of Lynchburg, and Miss Lucy Neal, o.
this city-and TWO sops, Mesrs. Rober
and Charles Neal and brother. Col
Jas NJ. Neal. all of this city DECEASED
was from one of the most prominen
families of the state. and was universally
known and esteemed
Mrs. Susan BURGESS
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Feb. 49,
Srecial.-Afrs Susan Burgess died Satur
| day evening at o'clock al her home. 81
Ridge street: aged about seventy years
She was buried this afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence.
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