Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
THE REAPER DEATH.
Mr. Claiborne Watkins-Mrs. Elizabeth
johnson Fox. and Others.

Mr.. Claiborne Watkins, who for a num-
Der of wears was one of the most prominent
hardware merchants in the city. diet Sun
day at his residence. in Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Watkins had been resident OF Rich
mond since 1876 and was sixty-two years
old. He was kind-hearted gentleman,
who had "A large circle OF friends through
out the southern States. The funeral viii
take place from st. James, church az IL
O'clock to-day and the following gentlemen
were selected by blr Watkins as bis pail
bearers IN February. 1891: Actlve-Dr.
Charles V. CarrlngtOa, Dr.. Ed. McGuire,
Edgar ". Darlington. +. b. Thomson,
Frank McGuire. G. ID. Langhorne, Charles
Il, Williams, j. :. Elicit. Honorary-Dr.
Hunter Mcclure, X. W. Powers, Judge w.
w. Crump. John Addison, Fred. Gray,
liam Henry Jones.
Captain George c. Dickinson died Sun
day night at his home, Ringemont,
Albemarle county. adjoining the. we'll
known Rlves place. Captain Dickinson
was about seventy years of age. He mar
red Miss Kate Baldwin and lived at
one time in the house now occupied by
Major DoOley on west Franklin greet.
The deceased was civil engineer, and
was long connected with the Chesapeake
and Ohio. He was engaged under Douglas
in'the construction of the branch OF the
Baltimore and Ohio running from Balti-
more to Philadelphia. His daughter, Miss
Helen Augusta, died on the l7th-iust "A
week preceding the death of the father
and both died of grip.
Mrs Elizabeth Johnson Fox, wife OF
Dir. Richard Fox, died at her husbands
residence, No. 200 west Grace street. Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. Fox had been an
invalid for years. aud was a lady OF emf
lot, anil ftraof fy hqlnUaI Ahn leaves
husband and several children. Her fune-
raj will take place from st. James church
at o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs Hattie Wilkinson, formerly a resi-
dent Of this city and the mother OF Mrs.
Preston Nash died III Florida on Thurs
day last. Her remains arrived in this city
yesterday and were inferred IN Hollywood.
the burial being entirely private, as the
funeral services were read at her late home.
Mr.. Louis Kaufman. well-known shoe
merchant OF this city. died yesterday
morning at his residence, No. 1885 east
Main street The deceased was IN the
thirty fifth year OF his age.
Miss Eliza Gallagher died yesterday
morning at her residence. No. 5l5 Byrd
street. The deceased was about sixty
years of age. Her death was the result Of
fall some days since.
Mr.. Samuel rutherford, formerly Of
company b. Ihirty-slxth Virginia infantry,
died Al the Soldiers Home Sunday in the
fifty-ninth year of his age. The funeral
was at Hollywood Yesterday at 2 Z. NJ.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles W. Garrett.
who was killed Saturday night at the foot
of Cherry street by q Richmond and Allie
ghany train. took place from Pine-Street
Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 1870.
II was attended by Annowan Tribe.
!. O. Il. NJ, and Lee Camp Drum Corps,
both of which the deceased was a member.
Mrs. Sallie J. Tyler. wife OF Captain
James NJ. Tyler, died in this city on yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock A. Nj. She
was a lady of amiable disposition ana
agreeable and afectionate wife and a
loving mother.
The funeral of Sir. Alfred q. Hughes,
VINO died in GreenyIlie, =. c., on Saturday,
was conducted from the First Baptist
church of this city. Rev. DR.. Cooper OFF,
ciating, Sunday afternoon at $3.50 O'clock.
The interment took place at lakewood
cemetery.
The final obsequies over the remains of
Mrs. Mary V. Harrison. wife of DIR. Viz
ginius harrison, were held Sunday after
noon at the Trinity Methodist church.
The service was beautifully impressive
aud was conducted by Rev. DIR. Peterson,
assisted by Rev. DIR. Cooper. The floral
offerings were rare and exquisite and the
music very touching.
FUNERAL or MR.. WILLIAM q. WALL.
The funeral of Mr. William ID. Wall,
clerk OF the United States District Court,
took place from his room on Ninth street
Yesterday afternoon at O'clock. i ne SER
wees were conducted by Rev. MIR. Mason.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. j. Catlett
Gibson. T.. l.. Lewis, Thomas ). Atkins,
NJ. L. Peasants. Harvey Wilson, j. A.
Peasants. X. ID. Ward, and ----- East
.nnn lilo intartnant was nj Hollutzond