Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-12
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. Octavia Haxail-Dr. Charles 8 Mills
Mr. Onhoyia Harrisou-H n, Meyer.

Mrs. OphsIis Harrisou-H. II. Meyer.
Mrs. Octavia r. Haxall, widow of N. Bar
ton Haxall, died ct her residence. NO. ~
north Sixth street. Sunday morning. aged
seventy-eight years. Mrs. Haxsll was lady
of most lovely and lovable character: Her
life abounded in charity, and was 9 bright
example of true piety. Mrs. Haxall leaves
i've children-Captain Phil Haxall, and
Mr. Barton Haxall and Mrs. Alexander
Cameron and Mrs. Fl. A. Wise, Jr., ana
Mrs. Noland, of Shenandoah. The funeral
will take place from st. James church at
The funeral Of DR.. Charles 8. Mills took
place from the Monumental church at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon and the IN
terment was at Shockoe cemetery. Dr:
Mills was contemporary with o number OF
Richmond's most distinguished physl-
clans who have since passed away, among
them John Cullen, Bohannon, Dean. Cum
ningham, Mead. Watson. Gibson. Clarke,
Bolton, Conway. and Chamberlayne. he
graduated in Philadelphia and also at Yale
and spent two years in Paris, and was re-
cognized as On accomplished and highly
honorable Doctor by his contemporaries.
He performed the first successful C@sarian
operation in this CITY. aad at one time had
a good surgical practice. For some years
he was president of the City Council,
when there was but one body; at one
| time an active Mason and master OF
lodge. and president of the Midlothian
Coal Mining Company, in which his father
was a large stockholder. About ls42 ne
married the daughter Of the distinguished
Mons. Claudius Crozet. who served under
Marshal Ney as engineer in the war OF the
man. exceedingly kind to the poor, and
| had been for some time member OF the
vestry of Monumental church. He leaves
wife and one son and daughter. His last
illness seemed to date back to the grip two
years ago.
The funeral of Mrs. Ophelia Harrison,
| wife of MIR. N. w. Harrison, who died at
her homo on Friday night, took place
| from st. Johns church at 3 O'Clock Sunday
| afternoon and was attended by large
| concourse of friends and mourners. The
services were conducted by Revs. Lewis
w. Burton aud G. X. Kuyk. The deceased
was in the thirty-seventh year OF her age
and leaves husband end nine children.
| The interment was at Oakwood cemetery.
The remains of Mr.. Henry II. Never, OF
this city. who died in Charlottesville on
Saturday from the effects OF injuries re-
ceived about two weeks ago by being
thrown from buggy, arrived here Sunday
afternoon. and the funeral services were
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residence of his father. julius Meyer
There were delegations present from Fra,
ternal Lodge of Masons, Virginia Council
| Royal Arcanum, and the Progressive En-
dowment Guild. of all of which orders the
deceased was member. The burial wa:
with Masonic honors.
Sister Mary Anna Rolph died at 9:3t
| o'clock yesterday morning at st. Mary:
BenedIctine Institute. in the twenty -ninti
year of her age. The funeral will tak'
place from the Institute this afternoon a
4 O'Clock.
MIR. Dennis Mccarthy. one of the oldes
citizens of Richmond. died at his nome
on north Seventeenth street. Sunday eve
ming, at the age of eighty-one years. III
was born in Cork, Ireland, but had live'
in Richmond over forty years. Tn
funeral will take place from St. Peter
Cathedral this morning at 10 o'clock, an'
the iuterment will be at Shockoe GENE
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