The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-27
OBITUARY..
ROBERT O. SCOTT.

The funeral Of Captain Robert G. Scott
Will take place at the Church Of the
/ Holy Trinity at noon to-day.
lie died saturday al the residence Of
! Mrs. NJ. II. Baker, in Brunswick county,
| in the se-enty-ulth year Of his dSc
Captain Scott was an old-time Virginia
gentleman and one OF our oldest CluIcuS.
lie was a son OF Robert G.. ~. &C. the
famous lawyer of aute-bcllum days lie
was himself an accomplishing lawyer. In
his youth he served i'm lat Mexican war,
a, n was al one time United states consul
! IT, Brazil, and as such ht acquired d
thorough knowledge OF the south Ameri-
can governments. lie hdd Tor some
years past I'D a retired lie. Car tam
Scott was lover of his state ana IT'S
traditions. lie Was kind, soJd-hedrted
man Who made freuds Wherever ne HFed'
REV. Dr.. o. 4. KINsoLuhG.
HOUSTON, VA Nov. ZJ.-Speclal-Ihe
Rev. .. A. kinsOlving, -. D., OF Halifax
county, died at his home, at Houston, on
Saturday evening. lie had suffered from
a str6ite OF paralysis three years ahO,
bat was better. In september he had
severe attack Of liver trouble, and from
this never recovered. The end came sud
denly. "
Colonel George W. KiusOlving, OF Abe
marie county and was born in 1873 in
Chariottesyille. lie Mas graduated from
KENYON College Ohio, IN lsi2. lie studied
for hoIv orders in the Episcopal Church
after graduating, was ordained by Bishop
All his ministry was spent in his native
State Repeatedly called 10 other heds,
he chose to live and labor and die on
her bosom. He was true Nirginlan OF
he old schoOl-cOurtcOus, genial with
strong feelings and sympdthies.
his parish during the war was in Lou
doun much of the time between the
Ines and for his pronounced southern
senfiments he was imprisoned nearly
year in Fort Delaware.
Or KiusOlving has for twenty-three
,-.ars been rector of the church in HOus-
Ion va. and resigned his charge there
i'm September last
Vie was a strong preacher fine reader
ard a devoted pastor Virginia has lost
a a. - one Of her most devoted and ac-
complshed sons.
We was thrice married His first wife
was Miss Julia II. krauth, OF AleXan-
aria After her death he married Lucy
lee daughter of General Asa Rogers, OF
T'oudoun Qater Of Richmond. His last
wife was Mrs. Roberta Carey Corbn,
widow Of Richard Corbin, Of Moss
Neck" The widow and five children sur
vive hinl-Charles j. Kiusoly ~ OF Mary
land: Right Rev. George II. KiusoNug.
bishop OF Texas; Rev. Arthur b. kinsON-
ing. of l3rooklyn. y. Y. Rev. Lucien Lee
Kinsolving, Of Rio Grarde, Brazil and
". l.. kinsolving. OF Halifax.
MRS. LrLIA cARvrR.
CIIARLOTT ESN LILLE. VA. Nov. %
Special The death If Mrs Leila Carver
wife Of Mr.. T. y. Carver ana daughter
OF Mr. Elisha Herndon, occurred at about
y O'Clock last night. and rs great shock
20 her many devoted relatives and friends
She had the best medical attention. and
on yesterday Dr. Mcclure attended her
and a surgical operation was performed,
after which she sank rapidly.
MR. JOHN TYLER.
Last night Mr.. John Tyler died. in the
seventy eighth year OF his age.
Mr.. J. II. PATTFsoN.
Mr.. j. n. PattesOn died Saturday even.
ing al the Patteson House, IN this city.
His remains were to-day taken TO Mas
sizes Mills for interment.