The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-19
JUDGE INGRAM
FUNERAL TO-DAY
Services to Be Conducted at All
Saints Church at 3 p. M.
The Pallbearers.

The funeral OF Judge John II In
gram will take place this afternoon at
3 o'clock from All Saints Episcopal
Church, on Franklin Street. between
Madison and MSnroe Streets. Tho IN
terment VIII be private, and will be
iuaue In Hollywood Cemetery
The bar OF the city has ueen called
By Secretary Maurice a Powers TO
meet ia the court room or the Law ana
Equity Court on TUESDAY afternoon
at clock 10 take suitaDle activn on
the DEAN OF Judge Ingram
Governor Siam yesterday issued the
following statement.
In the death OF Judge Ingram. Vir-
gina has lost one OF ner best Judges
ana most useiul citizens. society mas
lost one OF The DrigAt=st ana most de-
hGnttu nelnuers, anu very many nave
iosL trlenu mnom they loNeu, Enu
VINO always responded 10 every cali OF
auty or syinpatny. Judge Ingram as
Junse aad tHun occupied posItion al,u
livcu iIie "hich snoul1 be emuialeu
ana hnnored'
the un.,ed States Circuit Court of
Appeals. IA Session at kIcnmond. al
Journed yesterday out of respect for
LudSe ingram. Circuit JUDGES Con
ana ;'fitcuaru and District Iuuees A.c-
Do~eii and Common were in atIeudancc
| when the following was ordefed to be
spread on the record:
The death OF honorable John II In
gram. juuge OF the Law and Equity
Court OF the city of RIcnmonn. wnIcn
occurred in the city OF Richmond last
night at $50 o'clock, having been an
nounced at the bar, the court. there-
iApon, on motion oil Ciau4e 81. Dean, out
OF respect 10 the memory OF the DC
ceased Jurist. adjourned Tor the day.
All of the City HAL courts were ad-
journed yesterday tor the day in re-
speet TO tne memory of Jua1e Ingram,
and the doors OF tho Law and EQUITY
Court the clerks office ana sherirs
once were draped win black. In an
nouncing Adjournment OF the various
courts. Judge Wit, Judge Grinnan ana
, Judge scott TOOK occasion brieny 10
refer 10 the death OF Judge Ingram,
with the statement that suitable ora
ers would be entered on tho records
OF the courts at a later time.
The funeral services viii be conduct
ed b. Rev. J. Yates Downman. rector
OF All Saints Church
INe Pu,Ibcnrcra.
Following are the pal!bearers:
Active-R. G. soutnall, Judge II
Carter Scott. Colonel Z. o. James
Samuel g. Wallace. Judge samuel e.
Witt ]. ST. George Bryan, Henry H
Walden. w. G. Stanard Leigh Il. Page
and Edwin 2. Cox.
Honorary-Judse James Keith. Judge
Daniel Grinnan, Judge waiter \. Wat
son. Judge Ernest II. Wells Judge
j. r. Tucker, Judge Beverly T Crun.p.
Judge George l. Christian. p. r. win.
ston, John Pickrell, j. Fl. Patterson
Dr. Robert c. Bryan, c. Coteswortn
Pinckney. Blair Boiling. William FL
White. II. NJ. Smith, Jr., Lieutenant
Governor j. Taylor Ellyson. Governor
William Hodges Mann. Fred William
scott '" Gordon McCabe, Eppa Hun
ton. jr.. a. Caperton Brayton, II, W.
Ellerson. Joseph Z. willard, DR.. Ed.
ward Mcclure. A. Randolph Holiday,
Tom Z. owen, II. Turner Arringtoa.
Henry r Miller, {. V. Meredith, Wynd-
ham r. Meredith. Charles Z. Boiling
Augustine l. RoyaR. Joseph W.
Bronaugh, Egbcrt q. Leigh, Jr., John
g. Farland, James W. Gordon, William
~ Moncure, r. G. Rennolds. Alfred
drew ii. Christian. Jr, Henry f. Pol
lard, Charles l. Page, George Bryan,
Lewis c. Williams Alexander Han,i,-
ton. Walter Turpin, Warren p. Tay-
Tor. Z. A. Catlin, George ". Warren
Miles II. Martin, John p Mcclure. Gr.,
h Randolph Williams. Coleman
workman ". 8 Forbes Stanley Robin
son, Henry Taylor, Jr., Waiter A. VII
liams. b. Rand Wexford. Mack Win
ston. Luther Libby. Irwin &. Weisiger.
George Wayne Anderson. Samuel C
Shields, Henry c. Stuart, Mayor D.
c. Richardson. r. Powell Hollvdav
Thomas y. Carter. Thomas Atkinson
Sr.. Ben. c. Wherry John s. ECgleg
ton James Nj. Gregory E. a. saund-
ers "!rt z. Taylor. James p. Pace, D.
l. Tone. John ~ Coke. Charles
Stringfellow. Minitree Folkes and JOS
eph Button. The honorary pall-bear-
ers VIII meet al the parish house. in
Madison Street. ct $50 p. NJ.