Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-01
THE REAPER DEATH
some Of shs Notable Deaths In 1he ~
and Vicinity During tho Ysav
Of 1890.

Truly has the reaper Death tesu tne
in our midst for the twelve months tu1
past, as will be seen by the following iis(
Of well-known citizens who have bosa
taken off,
JASuARr.--sth. George W. Warren. d
the firm of Warren ~ Quaries; ageq
attorney Of Roanoke. Tho remains q
Nrs. Gwynn, widow OK General walter
Gwynn. arrived from Washington and
were buried m Hollywood. 10th. Scnstoz
George w. Easley, Of Giles county, Ut the
residences of his aunt, Mrs. Easley.. 22d.
Mrs. Maria l.. Lorraine; aged
Gath. Colonel J. L. Darlington, propriet11
OF the Exchange Hotel; aged
18th. John II. Gresham; aged as. ksx.I
Samuel Griffin Mason; nth year OF hi1
FxnnuARY. Robert I. Mcdowell Il
aged 81, nth. W. l.. Cowardin. OF HenricoI
county. In bis 72d year. 18th. Miss julia
w. Branch: aged 43, and her sister, Miss
Sarah A. Branch; aged 80. 18th. Ex,stase-|
Treasurer Corbin NJ. Reynolds IN fiorda.
18th. Rev. I. Cannon Hobson. I'D hs!n.
NETT A. Pierce; aged IS years. 2stn' Mr.
K. X. Roberts. :,
MAncH.-4th. John Wren, the we'll
known detective, in the 18th wear OF his
ace. 18th. Mr.. Frank Potts. in his 55th year:
2Gth. George A. Hill, Of the Times ag?d
( 81 Richard Lee, aged about 50 years. 18th.
| Henry Metzger aged 81.
| ApRIu.-4th. DIR. Felix A. Bettelheim, Q
native and former resident OF richmond
| in Baltimore: Mrs. Ann Jare Higgins,
mother OF Rev. Jabez Hall, aged 7s. i2th:
/ Mrs. Judith Y. Lamb. in Manchester, aged
! 81. 18th, Mrs. William s. Royster. sud-
! denly i'm the First Presbyterian church,
/ Mrs. Sarah B. Harvle, widow of Colonel
! Lewis T.. Harvie. at Dskeland. In Amelia.
Gath. Mrs. Susan W. RUSSELL, widow OF John
| W. Russell, Henrico. 80
| M.Y.-7th. w. A. Boswell: agedS4. 18th.
Mrs. Cooper of New York. wife OF the
cashier OF the Old Dominion Steamship
| Company. Suddenly in the Capitol Square.
23d. V. A. Fayier; aged 10.
Jusr.-ith. George VI. Poindexter. 9Th.
Mrs. Margaret sullivan; aged &C.. 10th.
Colonel John II. Guy; aged SO. 25th. VIII
! liam Hatcher; aged H. 2eth. Judge T.;
III. Fitzhugh, of the Chancery Court; aged
| 70.
JurY-lst. DIR. james Beale, for 10 years
n resident of Richmond, aged 81; Clarence
]. Neale, grandson of the late James n
Cowardin. in Norfolk. 4th. Colonel Bow
erly Tucker: aged 20. 10th. Henry Boz
deker: aged A. 18th. Major Thomas W.
boswell. of Hanover; aged 6s. Ath. A..
Austin smith; aged so. 3fst. Professor
I E4uMtIu ID. A1AAANbf Va " '
aged GO. 49,,
dead in bed at the Hotel Dodson; aged
81. 25th. Mr.. Robert Brown. in the Capitol
Square aged ~. 2sth. Charles Blunt /;
aged A. Sist. Ohio G. Kean aged ~.
September. 18th. Joseph +; Gibson ;
aged So. 25th. Ex-Siayor w. q. CARING
ton, mt Williamsburg; aged So.
OCTOBER, 10th. Richard c. Hobson,
colored barber; aged 50. 18th: Rev.
Mother Mary Alpbonsius at the Francis
can Convent. nth. Joseph Uren, stone
contractor: aged 63. 9th. Captain Rob
ert ii. Styli; aged about 30.
NOVEMBER. 10th. Henry f.. Phillips,
suddenly; age.i "a. 10th. Frank f. Pat
rick. in New York; aged 80. 9Th. Hon.
Henry X. Ellyson; aged 81. 2Sth. Cap
tain James NJ. Wise; aged o..
DRcYMBEB. nth. Truman A. Parker
aged 90. 18th. Major John IL. Claiborne
aged 60. James W. Carneal; aged 70.
18th. Hon. L. 7. 0'ConnOr, member OF tho
British Parliament, arrived IN Richmond
as the guest of Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page.
26th. The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
was in session at the Exchange Hotel hold
inc their quarto-centennial congress.