The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-10

DR.. K. V. PIERCE, BUFFALO, N. Z.
ley and Mrs James a. Williams, the lat
ter OF Norfolk.
AIr. Talley was a son of the late John
.Talley and Sarah B. Williamson.
The funeral will take place from Geth-
serane Church, Hanover, at IL CLOCK
this morning.
Henry Austin.
Mr. Henry Austin, well-known resi-
dent Of Church Hill, died at mis- residence,
No. 713 North Twenty-third Street. at
S O'Clock yesterday morning Death was
due to paralysis and congestion OF the
lungs, having sustained a third stroke
of paralysis about ten days ago. Mr.
Austin was in his flfty-fifttl year. For
a number of years he was letter
carrier, and of late years he was IN the
employ of the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company.
Mr.. Austin is survived by MS VIE
and five children-AIiss Belle Austin, and .
Vernon, Roland and Samuel Austin; two
Drothers-Messrs John Austin of Peters
burg, and Herbert Austin, of Danvillc.
and one sister, Mrs. a. NJ. Tomlinson, OF
this city.
Mr.. Austin was a consistent member
OF Legh-Street Baptist Church iroEa
which the funeral will take place to-mor-
row, the hour ITO be fixed. The burial
will be in Hollywood.
Mrs. Louisa II. Gray.
Mrs Louisa Sheppard Gray. widow OF
Mr.. James II Gray, and a former resi-
dent of this city, died on Sunday even
ing last at her home in Norfolk.
Mrs Cray had been in feeble health Tor
some years and her death was not un-
expected by her nearest relatives and
friends.
She was one Of the oldest members of
St James Episcopal church, and there
were many memories which bound her
to Richmond.
Mrs Gray is survived by three sons:
Mr. James S. Gray. of Washington: MI.
Arthur GRAY. Of Norfolk: and Mr.. II. T.
Gray, of Richmond. Her-only daughter,
Mrs. Mary Gray Munford who died some
years ago. was the wife of Mr.. Robert
B. Munford. of this city.
Robert Martin.
Mr.. Robert Martin died at 2:45 o'clock
Yesterday morning at his residence. NO. 61l
North Twenty-third Street. after a lin
Eering illness, in the seventy-slXth year
of his age.
Mr.. Martin was boX-maker by trade,
and was for many years connected With
the Camp factory. He was 4 member of
LII
which the funeral will take place this
afternoon at 80 o'clock. Five chill
dren survive him. They are Mrs. MOI
lie Strain, Mrs Lavinia Dixon. Misses
Maggie and Lille Martin and Mrs. +. II.
BoZe.
Louis A. Thicker.
Mr.. Louis A. Tucker, long well-known
resident of Richmond, died at 1870 o'clock
yesterday morning at his home. No. 22l
Fenchurch Street, Norfolk after an III
| ness of many months. in the httieth year
of his age.
He was a brother of Mr.. Harry Tuck
err. of The Leader reportorial staff. A
widow. six children, mother ana SISTER
survive him.
,rhe funeral will take place to-day
! in Norfolk, where the intcrment will be
made.
The tidings of the death of Mr. Tuck
er will occasion great regret here, Waere
| he had hundreds of friends.
Richard C. Pollard.
Mr.. Richard c. Pollard. aged tifty-six
years, died at his residence, No. 113 North
REIMBURSEMENT Street, at SD 0 CLOCK
yesterday morning. Mr.. Pollard was a
! sufferer from heart disease. and had been
| III several months For a long time he
was in the employ of the Talbot Machine
Works. and at the time of MS death was
employed at the 1rigg ,Shipyard.
! Mr.. Pollard il survived by his wife and
| two cIlildren-A1iss Carrie and Mr. w. ..
! Pollard. The funeral will take place to-
| morrow at II O'Clock from the residence.
| The burial will be in Oakwood
Mrs. Bette NJ. Thomas.
| Mrs. BETTE NJ. Thomas, living at No.
1865 East Marshall Street, died Sunday
| night at $50 O'Clock, after an illness OF
| several months. She was In uae forty
| ninth year of her age. Mrs. Thomas was
Miss Bette NJ. Breach, and Is survived
| by a sister, Mrs. Louisa t. Goldsoy: a
| brother Mr.. John Breach. and two chll-
/ dren-AIrs. Lucy Wood and Master Leslie
| Thomas.
| The funeral will take place this morning
| 1T 10 O'Clock. The burial will be in Oak
wood. The pall-bearers have not been
| chosen.
G. II. Miles.
| Mr.. G. Y, Miles, formerly n pronlinen!
business man of this city, died in Shelby
/ county. Kentucky. of grip. April Isl: he
! was; seventy-uline years OF age, anu leaves
/ a brother and several children. HIS oiuess
i son, Mr.. IL. Monte Miles, resides IN th1s
city. :s
Rev. DR.. w. II. Jnnkin.
i LEXINGTON, VA, April Especial.
/ information was received here to-day o.
/ the death Of Rev. William f unilin, y,
/ D., LII. D., which occurred this morning
a. his home at Montclar, n. j. He&%as
son of the late Rev. Dr. George Junkln.
the predecessor of General Robert E. Lee
i as presidento of Washington College, nov r
/ Washing and Lee Universe ~
He was a graduate of=Washdn ton Col
l1.ge and OF Princeton Theological Semi
i nary. Hr,s JuIsk.n married Miss An.a a.,
/ daughter OF the late Judge FIT. zAnder'
i SON, of this place. She and i've cI1dren
survive. Hels also survived by one
Il Efila delri1da.