The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-12
OBITUARY.
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slr. John W, MccIeary.

Mr.. John ". NIcCleary. Sr., retired
boot and shoe. merchant, died suddenly
Friday evening Of apopleXy at his resi-
dcnce, No. 1000 Linden Avenue, in Baltl-
more Mr.. McCleary had been an invalid
for several months, but his death at TINS
time was not expected.
Mr.. McCleary was born in Berkeley
county. West Virginia., % years ago, and
was we'll known In both Virginia ana
West Virginia.
Mr.. McCleary served with credit in the
t.onfederate army. aTTe was orderly
sergeant in Company d, Twelfth Virginia
Cavalry. and was noted for his steaolness
and courage in battle. During a portion.
of the war he was, also al trusted scout
for General J. E..AB. Stuart. who COM
nandgG the cavalry OF the Army OF
Northern Virginia, and successfully exc
cuted a number oflsmportant ana aanser-
Gus missions wlthanfSthe eeuei a..
y, this service he wa associated Tor soma
timegwith Captain Thomas q, Ransom, OF
stanton. Va, and Mr. II. p. Bean, OF
~ Mir. Bernard Pey Oh, Jr.
Mr.. Bernard Peyton, Jr.. died last nisht
a. his residence, at No 409 East franki'h
street after a lingering illness.
Mr. 'Peyton was forty years OF dss.
c;nce The death of his father, MAJOR l..
q Peyton. he had been the heao " 'ii'
in.,,r.,ce firm of T..TG. Peyton & sons,
and was one of the best known business
men in the city He had a Wloe &c
.ouaintance in the city, ana hos1
friends. Mr.. Peyton is survived ny mo
-,;6o,- Who was a Miss Ramsay, OF BAL
stin,ore, five children. his motiiei' go
hrother. Mr. Randolph Peyton' ana
sister, Mrs. Blshop Uish' t's.' "
town, w. Va.
The funeral will take place from D..
p.urs Church tomorrow afternoon at
$50 O clock.
Mr.. John D. Baird.
Mr.. John D. Baird died al l:5o o.cio nat
Yesterday morning at his resloel:ce' NJ i'i
East CARY street, aged sxty-one years
He was the son of Mr.. Douglass Balr9
for fifty years superintendent ana pres!-
dent IF the Old Dominion Iron and Nall
Works and was himself YIN Sa1 y vlie va aao
His wife died some years ago. re leaves
four chiIdren-A1rs. James 5: PATTERSON
and Mary. Douglas and Net, Netae ra Ba1aG a
The funeral will take place MONDAY IL
noon from the residence.
mir. Charles 0. Elmore.
Mr.. Charles O. Elmore diea Friday af-
ternoon at lis home, No. 1702 Venabie
street. Mr. Gilmore was tWenty-fotr
wears of age and unmarried The
funeral took place yesterday afternoon at.
3:3o O'Clock from the home. Burial was
made in lakewood.
Laptai Julian R Tenant.
cantain Julian r. Tenant died friday
night at his home. No. .11O6 North 'IWen-
ty9siSth street. He was siXty-seveH
years Of age, and is survived by tis VIC:
/ FOR a number. of years he was connected
with The Richmond Transfer Company.
Hc was at one time captain OF Company
!, Of tic old First Virginia Regiment
s:rs. Eliza Johnston.
1speciai dispatch to The Tines)
REMINGTON, VA. Jan. u.--Mrs. Eliza
| Johnston, aged SO years. died last night
1T her home, on South Buffalo. She was
= Miss Finley, of near Lexington, ana
7,,rrie,i James johnston former sheia.t
| Of Roc,1bridge. Four children survive
4 II Montgomery Johnston. sergeant-at-
! a-rs OF Virginia, House CT Delegates;
| William F. Johnston. examiner Of records
| Of Thirteenth Virginia Judicial Circuit
AND Misses Berta and Mary Johnston
Deaths OF the Day.
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