Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-16
WORK OF THE REAPER DEATH


Df. Cnartes u. barney, DR. Charles w.
Coleman. and MIR. w. II. ID. Moncure
DR.. Charles @. Barney died Mt his resi-
dencc. No. eoS west Grace street, yester~
day morning at 7:3o o'clock, after an
Illness OF several weeks.
DR.. Barney was born in New York In
1914. and after graduating in medicine
there. engaged for severai years In the
practice OF his profession. subsequently
he removed TO Mobile. Ala. and was as
ISOLATED In the hardware business with
his father and his younger brother. Mr..
w. II. Barney. In 1850 he married Miss
Mary Walker sister OF Major ID. n. Wal
ker. of this city. and in 1855 came TO
Richmond TO live.
DR. Barney was a gentleman Of decided
culture. a great lover OF rare books and
autographs. Of which he was collector,
and had for many years been an active
and enthusiastic member OF the Virginia
Historical Society.
FAMILY AND FUNERAL.
After tho war. and until the time OF his
death. DIT Barney engaged In the in
surance business. He leaves five children
three sons and two daughters. The funeral
will take place from the residence at 40
o'clock this afternoon. and the services
will be conducted by Rev. Mr.. Gravatt.
of Holy Trinity church. of which DR.. Bar
ncy was member. Rev. Dr. Sprigg as
slsting.
The following will be the pall-bearers:
ActIve-Wyndham Boiling. Thomas
Rutherford. T.. T. u. Myers. Jr.. Edgar
Darlington. Harry Pollard. Frank ID. Hill,
Writ T.. Taylor. Il. G. Mayo.
Honorary-Peyton II. Darlington. John
Howard. Il. W. Pickrell. II. b. Lee DR..
George Ross. John r. George. Frank W.
Chamberlayne. Maxwell T. Clarke.
DIR. c. W. COLEMAN.
DIT Charles Washington Coleman died at
the Retreat for the Sick yesterday morn
ing after long and painful Illness. DR..
Coleman was born in Williamsburg July
Is. 1877. He received his liberal education
az the College of William and Mary. and
after graduating in medicine from the
University OF Pennsylvania, began the
practice OF his profession In this city. He
soon returned. however. 10 his native
place. and since then had been promi-
nently Identified with il socially and pro-
fessiOnally.
During tho war he was q surgeon In the
Confederate army. and at one time had
charge of n hospital in Richmond. DR..
Coleman's father was Captain Thomas
Coleman. an officer in the chesapeake
War" i'm 1907. and in the war of 1872. and
served a long time as its Mayor. He was
killed in a severe windstorm in 1884. Dr.
Coleman's mother was Miss Catherine
Hin. daughter Of Colonel Baylor Hill. of
the Continental line in the Revolution. and
granddaughter Of Colonel George Brooke,
of "Mantapike" prominent in the late
Colonial and the Revolutionary periods.
and Treasurer Of Virginia DR.. Coleman
was married October 2 1861. ~ Cynthia
Beverly Tucker. daughter OF the distin-
gulshed jurist and author. Judge Beverly
Tucker. and the widow of Professor Henry
Augustus Washington DR.. Coleman's wife
survives him. with the following children;
Messrs. Charles Washington. y. Beverly
Tucker. George Preston. and Miss Eliza
beth Beverly Coleman. Two children
Catherine Brooke and Giles Bland, have
preceded him TO the grave He was n
brother Of Mrs. Benjamin Watkins Leigh.
DR.. Coleman was a devoted member Of
the Episcopal Church. and was well known
and highly esteemed throughout his sec
ton Of the State.
The funeral will take place in Williams
burg to-day.
A POPULAR YOUNG MAN.
Mr.. Walter r. D. Moncure whose death
al his fathers home. in Stafford county,
was reported in yesterday Dispatch. had
hosts Of friends In Richmond. where he
had spent much Of his life Mr.. Moncure
was but 2S years old, and unmarried. He
was a man Of irreproachablc character
and a devout Christian. having been for
some years a commitment Of st. James
church. lir Moncure was for a long time
book ca0cr for John G. Shafer, and later
q member Of The merchant-taioring firm
of J. F. Ewig 6; Co. He was son of
Mr.. George Moncure. OF the Auditors
office, and brother Of Mr.. James Moncure,
Of Il. J.. Christian & co.