The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-23

Honorary-Messrs e. &. Addison, A. r.
Ellerson, E. W. Gates, E. II. Foster, J. l.
Grubbs and w. L. Wingfeld.
Active-Messrs. w. &. Palmer, James L
Gray, L. B. Vaughan, y. o. Jones, Jer+aS
Storrs W. s. Daniel, @. II. Clarke anu
Joseph c. Gilman.
The following detail from Lee Camp will
assemble at the camp hall at $50 o'clock
and attend the funeral: LeUtenant-Com-
mander Gervas Storrs. James t. Gray, ~
I. Lumsden, c. c. Scott, G. II. Clarke. w
B. Lightfoot, ". y. Mountcastle and &.
Nj. Parham.
Henry I. Leiss.
Mr. Henry 1. Leiss died yesterday morn
ing at $50 o clock at his residence, No 30
North Seventh Street. He was twenty
eight years of age and had been in bad
health for about three months.
Mr.. Leiss was quite q well known
young man and had a wide circle OF
the son of Mr.. Edward Leiss,
nnd is survived by his father and mother.
two brothers-Messrs. y j. and Emil
Leiss-and two sisters Miss Pauline
Leiss and Mrs Julia Mattern, all of this
city.
Mr. LESS was quartermaster-serge2
Of Company F, SEVENTEEN Virginia kesl-
ment, and will be buried with military
honors. He was also a member OF schil-
ler Lodge No. 1G9. I. o. O. F.
The funeral services will be conducted
at 8 o'clock this afternoon from St. johns
German lutheran Church. The interment
will be in Hollywood. Captain Lanier.
commanding Company f, Seveutieth Nir-
GINA has ordered the company to attend
the funeral in a body Drill last night
was dispensed with out OF respect
". Ii Walker.
Mr.. Washington L. Walker died yester-
| day at his residence, No. 10 East Clay
Street after a prolonged Illness
Mr.. Walker was sixty-six Eenrs old and
a native of Chesterfield. but had been a
resident of Richmond for about fifteen
| years He was engaged in the tobacco
business for about forty years, ana for
the past four years had been identified
with the J. Wright Tobacco Company. For
many years he was the manager for l.. T.
Pilkinton and Company, and the origina-
tor of many of the brands Of, that firm
Mr. Walker is survived by a widow and
five daughters 4 sister, Mrs. George
James, of Norfolk, also survives
The funeral services VIII be held from
the house tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
and will be conducted by Rev. DR.. Lear,
| pastor of Centenary Methodist Church
.
| Cemetery, Manchester
Franklin II. BinGord.
Mr.. Franklin =. Binford died yesterday
/ afternoon at 2:45 o'clock at his home, No
| 2GS East Main Street. Mr.. Binford was IN
| the SEVENTEEN year os his age. and had
spent his entire life in this city. He was
for number of years a merchant, but a
! few years ago, on account of his advanced
| wears, retired from business. He had been
| i'll about two months and his death was
| not unexpected. He Is survived by one
| daughter, Mrs. Mcpherson, OF Louisville,
XIV. who is expected TO arrive here to-day.
| and three brothers, IeSsrs. Thomas and
| Julian. OF this city, and Mr.. James BIN
ford. of Rocky Mount, Va
| The funeral services will take place at
the grave, in Shockoe Hill Cemetery. to-
morrow at u O'Clock. conducted by Dr.
| Russell Cecil OF the Second Presbyterian
| Church.
rs. Mary Harris.
The death of Mrs Mary C, Harris oc-
Cured suddenly at midnight Monday
at the residence OF her father Mr.. james
| Kahn. No 10 East Broad Street She was
/ seized with Il fit of coughing, went into
CONCLUSIONS and died in "a very short
| time.
Mrs. Harris. VINO was only thirty years
of age. was the wife of Mr.. c. w. Har-
| ris. a travelling salenan for the firm OF
| Etchison Bates and Starke- He was IN
| North Carolina at the time OF her death.
/! but was at once notified by telegraph
| Mrs. Harris is survived by her father and
| mother, two children. two sisters Miss
| Emma F. and Annie NJ. Kain, and two
brothers-Messrs. Charles Z. and james
Kahn.
John r. Adams
Mr.. John P. Adams died yesterday
morning at his residence, No. 800 North
Twenty-lfth Street He was forty-six
years OF age, and had been sick but
short while. He is survived by his widow
and several children
The funeral Will take place at ! O'Clock
this afternoon from Union-Station Meth
odist Church The interment VII be IN
/ Oakwood Cemetery.
Other Dt..si,s and Funerals.
a .cablegram from Paris yesterday an
nounced the death. In that city. on the
| 18th. of Miss JuIin Rally. Miss Rally, her
sister and brother-tn-iaw. Mr.. and MIS-
Breant, were weFl-known in this city many
years ago.
The funeral services OF the late Dr..
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