The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-10
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tivelv connected with the department..
His father who. with his mother, survives
him. is very well known In the city. ne
established the Nowian Company, jewel
erS. retiring from BUSINESS shpoo' ~
years ago.
,rbe funeral will take place at 5 o'clock
to-morrow afternoon from the residence.
The intermcnt will be in Hollywood
Genet ry The pall-bearers Will be:
Honorary-Dr. Stewart Mcclure. Dr.
Hugh NJ. Taylor. Captain Andrew Plzzsl,i'
Jr.. Messrs II. Theo. Ellyson, j. n. Cui-
lfngwortn, Robert Brooke, Wm. c. Pres
ton. Wm. c. Camp, Robert L. WINSTON,
Charles Antrim. VIM. p. Poythress,
CAPTAIN Frank Cunningham
Active-Messrs. Blair Boiling. PoitiauX
Robinson. A Ruggles \ lson, Dr. a. T.
Kober. c. f w. Aoser, Nm. nj. kabier'
J. Taylor Stratton, Col. o cannon. j uiius
II, Hobson.
John Reauic.
,rr 1,hn Beat:le died at his residence.
M .a3 Governor Street. at 1880 O'Clock
Yesterday morning. after long illness,
in the ufty-second year oil ms age.
M Raattie was 4 native OF EdinDurs,
oaati.nd He had long made his home
,,erf. however and was engaged IN busl-
nees with Mr. VIM. r. Mason, the Well
known stone contractor
Ta married Miss Lille Reynolds. who,
with four children, survives him. ils
children are Mr.. John Beattie. Jr.; MI,
Joseph Beattie and Misses ieiei ''i''
Louise Beattie ..on
The funeral will take place at $50
o.c,ock tomorrow afternoon from the resi-
dence being conducted by Rev. Jere
Witherspoon.
Mrs. II. G. Mccall.
Especial Dispatch to The 1iInes)
,urr Envamf,ar S-Airs Il
g Mccall. wife of II. G. Mccall. OF this
T,,oca and chairman of the county Rapuo-
l,can Committee died yesterday at about
q clock. at her home il the east 81 the
town. She was q. daughter OF Col joe
Harrison and d sister o. cur 1oWns1nan
W {, Harrison Si.a leaves 4 husband and
four little childrerlS
Louise 81 TrayIor-
especial Dispatch to The Times.)
pErERsBURGI VA, Nov. 9,-Louise
Bruner Tray!or. the nine-yoar-old daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Traylor, did
this morning
Deaf S,
REATT1E.-Died. at his residence. 22S
Governor street, at 1890 Friday Nslorn-
ing, Mr.. JOHN BEATT1E, in the nifty
second year of his age.
F,neral services from the residence
SUNDAY, 80 =. NJ.
CLINELY.-Died. suddenly. at Ml 1d7
Va, Thursday, November s. i'too. :. y 20, :.
II CLINELY, son of Charles and Sarah
70. Clinely, III the twentieth year OF MS
age.
precious one from us has gone.
4 voice we loved is Stlled.
a r,lace is vacant i'll our home
Which never can be filled.
The funeral will take place SATCh-
nay. at 3 O. clock p. NJ, from ltaskef-
Memorial Church. Twenty-eighth and
Venable Streets. Friends and acquaInt-
ances invited TO attend without Iurthss
notice. xr-.s=1,,,,,+
(Ga.js papers please copy.
lntermeut in Riyerriew
GREGoRY.-Died. AT Nj a, No
yemher Sth. at s:4o i. M-, WILLIAM
sN.sGREGORI, in his forty-tlrst year.
Funeral will take place SG1N!'A34
EVENING, November II III. al O'Clock,
! from Christ Church. Richmond, Va.
SoWLAN.-Died, At the home Of his pa
rents. No. sos East Grace Street, Friday,
Mt S:io. a. M, JAMES THOMAS NOM
AS.aonly3 son of tt o;nas and Elizabeth
| w Nowlnn, In the hfty-th!rd year of his
Funeral from the residence SUNDAY,
at $50. clock r.. u. IS
No 1eWeIs.
Petersburg papers please copy.