The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-12-16

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liam j. Lynch, sixty-thrce years olu'
died yesterday morning at his home,
lloT Queen street. several chiiaIeh
survive.
Miss Grace Lsles.
Alexandria, Va, December lo.-Mis5
Grace Lyles, nineteen years ola' aieo
Tuesday at the home of her parents
M and Mrs. Edward Lyles, Franc'onia,
Fairfax county.
Edward +. Murphy.
Edward F. Murphy, eldest son ,s 81
Colonel John Murphy, OF TINS cry, oio g,
Jacksonville, Fla. where he went d lew
weeks ago for his health. Mr.. Mur-
phv had been Ill for about TWO months.
and several weeks ago Co4ohel Murpts
went to Chicago to Visit MN u'i'i'e
The body will leave Jacksonville this
morning, and will arrive III Richhi ON
tomorrow morning at DIV re =,
funeral services VIII take place d ~.
peters Church at 10 o'clock, ana ,Io
burial VIII be IN NOUN CAY 80
Mr.. Murphy was thirty-eight years
old He spent his early life IN Eich-
mond, leaving the city ao 6ad ' been i'i in
business in Chicago for some years
Peter Thomas barrow.
Especial to The Times Dtspatch;l
Danville, Va, December l6.reter
Thomas Barrow one of D Ia5Saniw 6 9are
to-day, having been In declining health
for several years. He was born at
Barrows Mill In Henry county IN
September, 1916, but moved TO TINS CIV
about thrty-fve years ago, where TOT
many years he was prominently iden.,,
tilted with affairs OF the city, untll
his health failed. He was a member
of the Methodist Church and prave
Confederate veteran. Besides his wife
\, tha fr1l nr if1,ps n
| Barrow, of Konnarock: r. Il. Barrow
Jr of Danvlllc; Mrs 3. NJ. Beckham.
of Danville; DR., George Il. Barrow, OF
Mt, Laurel John G. Barrow, OF Roa-
| uokc, and Miss Elva Barrow, OF Kan
dolph Macon Woman's College, Lynch
burg, and several brothers and sisters
! The funeral will be conducted from
| the residence on Paxton Avenue to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs. Fannie Atkinson.
While visiting Sheriff and Mrs l.. n.
Kemp, OF Henrico county, Mrs. Fann'e
Atkinson, of lower Henrico, was seiz-
ed with pneumonia about q week ago
and died yesterday morning Her
! husband, Richard w. Atkinson. at the
| same time was in the Richmond Eye
Ear, Nose, and Throat lniirmary, where
he recently had an eye removed,
| Besides her husband Mrs Atkinson
LEAVES eight childrtn The funeral will
take place this afternoon at 9 o'clock
from Willis Methodist Church. Burial
| Will be in the church graveyard.
Funeral of DR.. Harris.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
4 Harrisonburg, Va, December To-
The funeral OF DR., James H. Harris
seventy-si years old, who died in Bal,
timore, was held this morning at II
o'clock from the Harrisonburg Epis
copal Church, Rev j. L. Jackson Off
| ciating. Interment was made q
Woodbine Cemetery, under Masonic
auspices. Among the relatives from
Baltimore that attended the funera
we're Mr.. and Mrs, John b, Thomas Or
G. G. Harris, DR.. j, Ed, Harris, Mrs
n. q. Darby, Mrs C. L. Steele II. II
Thomas, r, j. jenkins and Charles l.
steele, Jr.
Funeral of Infant.
Earnest Linwood infant son of Mr.
and Mrs Chris Schneider, died at tbs
home OF his parents, 1921 West Cary
Street, on "Wednesday at l2 o'clock
!, aged eleven months and two days
The funeral will take place from the
:. residence this afternoon at 1880 o'clock
ana the interment vii be made II
u Riyerview Cemetery.
II Miss Lucy v. Garner.
LSpecial to The Times Dispatoh,J
A weldon n, g., December l5---Miss
N Luck virginia Garner died at the home
!, al her parents here this morning, aged
N fourteen yeara, aSter an Illness Of
I only three days, AZ g,,.,5