The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-22
OB1TU AIRY.
a Seddnu Ionos

Mr.. a. Seldom Jones lied at the Univer-
sity of Virginia at O'Clock yesterday
morning, in the slxty-ifth year of his
age.
He was native Of Richmond, and was
son of the late Philip B. and Elizabeth
Sutton Jones. He married Miss Norvell
Caskie.
The remains will be brought to Rich
mond and inferred in shockoe Hill Gene
terry The funeral will take place from
the Chesapeake and Ohio depot this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The pali-bearers will be Messrs. Blythe
Moore. Benjamin Alsop, Benjamin Wherry,
Pemberton CrensElaw, William F. Jones,
W. NJ. Crenshaw. Wn. F. Gordon and
Peachy Harrison.
Mr. L. G. Bernard.
Mr.. T. G. Bernard. a young man about
twenty years of age, and we'll known here,
died at 2:SO O'Clock yesterday morning.
Mr.. Bernard came to this city about two
years ago from Whitefield, n. H, and
secured a position with the Lexington
Laundry. He had, however. lately been
employed at the Troy Laundry, on West
Broad Street. Mr.. Bernard has been
suffering with appendicitis for about a
week.
The remains, which are prepared for
TRANSPORTATION at the establishment Of
A. w. Bennett, undertaken. will be on.
Monday accompanied to Whitefeld by
Mrs George Bernard, who arrived here
Friday.
Mrs. Sarah Mcitae.
Mrs Sarah NIcRae died at her residence.
No 4OS West Main Street at 10 O'Clock
last night. She was advanced in age. and
had been seriously i'll for the last three
weeks with pneumonia.
Mrs. NcRae was the widow of the late
I'D fo>
years served as State Librarian, and VINO
was exceedingly well known here. Her
son, Mr.. Wallace AIcRae, VINO was also
very well known, died some months ago.
Mrs. NcRae was n lady Of lovely Christian
temper, and had large circle of friends
who will be grieved to hear OF her death,
which, though not unexpected, comes as
a great blow to them. Mrs. McRae is sur
vived by her three daughters, Mrs. C. D.
Rice, widow OF the late DIR. c. D. Rice,
OF Brooklyn; Mrs. "a. r. Mcou, and Miss
Sadie N1cRae, all of this city.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
Hugh B. Peasants.
The death. at 1875 o'clock this morning.
of Mr.. Hugh 3. Peasants, of No 421
North Twenty-ifth Street. will be a sur
prise to his many friends and relatives.
He was Ill about week.
Mr.. Peasants was thirty-one years of
age. and was employed on the farm of
Messrs. Howard & Brauer.
The funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
i:ev.T. A. Street.
STORMONr. VA. April 2l-Special-
The remains of Rev. William a. Street.
who died in Lancaster two days ago. were
buried at his old home near Clebe Landing
Church in this county to-day. All Of the
pastors in the vicinity were present.
Mr.. Street was a Baptist minister and
had charge of several churches in Ian
caster county. lie had been a great SUI
ferer from Bright's disease. which finally
ended his life.
He was in the sixty-sixth year OF his
age. He was a gallant ex-Confederate
captain. He has been in the ministry for
manyzyears and was considered one of the
leading ministers of his denomina ton
He leaves widow and several small
children by his last marriage and one
grown son by a former wife.
Rev. T. Briefly.
WOODSTOCK, VA, April 2. Special
Rev. t. Briefly, former pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South. died
sickness of pneumonia. He was ABOUT
seyenty-one years old and leaves wife,
but no children.
on last Wednesday, one weak, Rev.
Briefly returned from the Methodist Ep1s-
copai Conference at Washington. sunef-
ing width the grip. which soon developeo
info pneumonia. Ths remains we're sent
g Harrisonburg and Inferred there on
Friday.
PETERSBURG VA. AgEals z1. --sspecs az
Mr.. Ihozuass a. Dtahl. ron1snant c,t1-