The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-31

residence, No. 10 South First Street.
brings sorrow In many hearts, for hc was
Il true man. n brave Confederate soldier.
aud q faithful friend and Christian.
Deceased was about sixty-thrce years
of age. 1Ia was among the first to en-
list at the beginning Of the war, and the
old Richmond Howitzers,& the battery that
made history. never had Drawer man
or better soldier. lie was promoted from
private to sergeant on account OF MS
bearing lii and out OF battle. For many
wears after tho war lie was engaged in
the hardware business in this city. He
was a devoted friend Of the wednesday
club and every other organizatio OF the
city which had for its end the culture
and betternlent of tho people OF ms pc
loved city. Mr. N1cCrecry Is survived by
his widow and six children-Misses Mary.
Lizzie, Mamie and Sadie, and Messrs.
Harry and Merritt Nc Creery. 5S
The funeral will take place from Mon
,,mentnl Church this afternoon at 2
o'clock. IS Colonel W. y. Cutshnw, presi-
dent OF the Howitzers Association. re-
quests ali members Of the association to
attend. The following detail from. Lee
Camp will also attend: John w JoIn-
son. George L. Christian. y: Iayior !, Ei1 ~
son. A. . .S j ones. w 81 =. Moore, = II a. 4
"a rham. S.. Van Horn and John a.
Curtis.
Hatcher Browne.
Mr.. Hatcher Browne. whose death oc-
cured Saturday morning at the residence
Of his grandfa tier, Mr.. John >. King, was wa.
young man Of fine promise and JUST US !.
budding into manhood. He was the son OF
the late o. D.. Browne and was much
beloved by all who knew him. II the
ministry Of kind doctor and the tender
gympathy OF loving friends could A have
'Hayel him. he would be with US to-day.
All through the long years ne pore q ms Is
sufferngs without a murmur or com
plant His funeral will take place sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock from the
Grace Street Baptist Church. 1nterment
at Hollywood.
Richard Trueman.
Mr.. Richard Trueman, well known
resident Of Fulton, died last night AZ
t7:25 o'clock at his residence, No. 36oe
Williamsburg Avenue. 9,
Y Mr. Trueman5 had been in I'LL health for
several years, and had been con tlned 70 70,
his he'd for the past few months, He was
IN HIS thirty-third year. He Is survived
nv his wife. several children and NUM-
her OF relatives He was a member OF
1 patrick Henry Council, No. 12,sJ. o. ".
"a NJ, and for several years was an q II
Ger in the council. He was kind nus
band, a good citizen, and for many years
faithful employe Of the Richmond &C.
dar Works
afternoon at 8 o'clock from Denny street
M. 4R Church.
Mrs. Bowman's ST Funeral.
The funeral Of Mrs. Samuel H. Bow
mas took place on Tuesday In her home.
The services were conducted by the Rev.
George FL, Spooner assisted by the Rev.
Or. w. Y. Tudor and the Rev. L, 3.
Rettv. The burial was In Hollywood. The
pall-bearers were:
x zActive-A1essrs. Morton ..iddle. T. A.
HarreIson, John HARDWOOD, Fl. NJ. Nuckols.
]. A. Briggs, F. 7. Bates, a. L. Lumsden
and c. r, Wingfield.
Observation-Disclosures. "A. S. Buford. ". Il.
Allison, WE. Richardson, G. Z. Bldgooo
s.. e. Bishop, L. T. Christian, 3. 5. Dali
ton, W. T. West, w. w. Book, p. a. Bar
Der, w. Q. Walstan, G. Me Smlthdeal,
and j. S. Manson.
Funeral Services.
The funeral OF Mrs. Margaret Peay
took place at 8 o'clock yesterday after
Noon from the residence. No. s1os East
Marshall Street.
The funeral OF Mr.. G. w. Brown took
Mace u $3.50 o clock yesterday afternoon
from the residence No, +03 1-2 South
Reservoir Street.
John P. Harvill.
(special to The sTimes-D patch.)
PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. 3O,-John /.
Hnrvill. respected citizen Of. Peters.
burg died yesterday at his nome III
I,ollingbrook Street, after an illness ct
several weeks. He will be buried from
Blandford Methodist Church Tomorrow
morning at II o clock. He was ffty-threa
years Of age, and is survived by his wife
and ono daughter Mrs. G, G, Lunchen-
burg. and four brothers.
Mrs. Arabella Gillian.
(Special to Tho Times Dispatch)
PAN1PLIN CITY, Jan. 30.-N1rs. Arabclla
Gillian, widow Of Mr.. German Gillian.
whG, died in April 1890 over ninety years
Of age, died at her home near here,
Thursday night aged about eighty-three,
She was the stepmother of Mr.. Wiley