The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-15
OBITUARY J: ]: D:
John i, Sullivan.

ternoon at O'CLOCK, az ms
brief illness Of apopleSy. He was Is /, ~
years Of age He had been in declining
health for a year or more bu5 ab pc an
sud denlyIill last Wednesday, and on Sat
urday evening was strickened with apo
plexy, and died at the time stated without
having recovered conseiousnes s.
Mr.. Sullivan was a Confederate older
serving faithfully throughout the war;
Since the war he had been connected for
q number OF years with. Lee Camp Con-
federate Veterans.
t Mr. Sullivan ds survived by six children:
Misses Willie and Fannie Sui Ivan L. D.,
Guy and Harold Sullivan, all Of Rich
mond, and Rev. y. A. Sui Ivan, OF West
in the life Of AIR. Sullivan which IS
known to compare lively few persons. At
the outbreak Of . the war between the
States ne was a by Of sixteen, residing
born and reared. When the Southern
States seeded, young Sullivan left his
home and kinsmen and went South Ito
cast his fortunes with the Confederacy.
| capital Of the Confederate States. and
there enlisted in a company Of sharp
shooters, with which he served during the
entire war, attaining the captaincy Of tho
company, When tho war closed the
| youthful veteran located in Richmond,
| Va. and here married Miss Fannie Pull
ing. She died some years ago. The Bos-s
ton lad, who took up arms against the
Union, never revisited ls4his childhood's
home. after going South at the beginning
Of the war. I'D 3
Tho funeral services took place from
the residence ats4 p, NJ. yesterday. Rev.
". r. Il. Smith conducting them A detail
from Lee Camp attended the funeral ind
followed the body e the grave The pail
Murphy. W. NJ Jackson, A. D. jackson,
j. Y. Cherry and George l.. Powers. & The
iEterment was In Hollywood Cemetery.
E.. G. Steane.
Mr.. e. G.. steane, formerly Of this city,
dldc Sunday IN philadelphia. aged sixty
four years. He was unmarried, The re-
mains Will DO. brought to this city. and
day. The body will be met at the Byrd
Street Station by the Richmond IowitZer
Associations and Will be buried In Holly
Ma W. a son9f Gdwara ssame
years old when the war began, and en-
listed IN the First Company Of RichIlon1!d
H It and served athereafarter until
among those who surrendered at Apo
mattox. He was q gunner corporal Of the
e &C, The company, escaped capture
pomattoX and made its way to Lynch
burg. where the command dlsbanded AZ 4
ter IT, guns Wtn
started south TO join General Joe John
ston, but learning at! Charlotte. N. c.:
arfender ths eD q Re eopany
i baek ia Rlchmenq. Nj. steane,s Wa war rec.
bly, at Gettysburg, where he, alone
liz $sdfSaS sSaFsPs ssSs
Philadelphia, vince he was employed by
q publishing house TO some tine, Late.
he opened d tobacco stoe and had con-
he visited bis sister, Mrs; Norton r.
Savage. Of this city, and his old COM
Mrs. Leila Theresa Clarke.
Mrs. Leila 4.leresn Berry Clarke. wife
iilsy re, resldence. No. ", Min Street. at
O'clock Sunday evening, after a brief III
ness. n
aaaE Gsshs a ns5lys s H bsna
md tAiree daaghters.aliss Theresa Louise.
3 student Ct Holllns InstittYto. md -, Martha
Clarke was q sister OF Mr.. Q, IT,, Berry,
Ct Mrs isabelle WeSiger, and s of Misses
Rapids, Mich.
Mrs Glarke Tas eay e liberal raj GU,
Of 81 ! phlanthroplc or ehaHtable nature.
She was educated at the Richmond Ire-
male Institute, now the Woman,s col..f
ltst. ~ Ilc!llpeIt " ING NATSL Y 1aaVl'St
Church, she has always been jealous and
active in Its work In the Sunday school
and IN the various auxIllarlcs. Members of
Benevolent and ch,ar,tabls socitles and tho
work and her worth. She had a large ac-
quaintance aud many friends III this city,
and was very generally beloved and es-
te6nlcd,
The funeral services Will take place fl,om
the family residence. No S West Main
Street, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, being
conducted by Rev. s, G, Mitchell, d. D,,
who is supplying, the pulpit Of the First
70 iuhe wishes Of tho deceased. will 10 AZ
simple us possible. These pall-bearels
have been selected:
Active-Msssrs Aralrer KY Patterson,
Basil NJ. Gwathmny. Edgar O. Gum, Ed
Allen Chambers. Harry r, Wayt, ard
Colonel John s. lTarWnod.
Honorary--c0lonel Charles e.. Winpo
Daniel 8, Afccar...y William I. Vest
5AUcTIoNS SALE THIS. TERNooN,
we call attention to the sale to hn
made by sutton and Company att O'clock
this afternoon of several medium sized
dwellings,, situated on Jackson, Second
md Fourth Streets. This Is the kind Of