The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-20

the handsome estate OF his son. SUNDAY
morning Mr.. Rixey has been an , ,n,en,s
sufferer for many years. Apuu' 49, ~
years ago he became blind nt 80 ,be
the father OF Mr.. c. Rixey' cs' thIs niacs
Farmers National Bank, OF TINS pia ,hs
and OF Or. Presley NJ. Rixey' Sr" ., tne
navy. He was inferred IN tne fanny 1lray,
burying-ground this afternoon. MI IsiAey
was a devout and consistent hpisc'-
palian.
DEATHS IN rBEDEBIcKsBUBo.
FREDERICKsBURG. VA. Nov. p
Specia1-Mr. T. j. Haydon, Jf., Oh this
city. died here Sunday afternoon, IN the
thirty fourth year OF his age ..,,
Mr.. Dangerlield Pitts died tills meeN ~
his residence in King George county.
MRS. =. TLE Ann MUSDY.
F-rERSBURG. VA, Nov. l9.-Special.
Mrs. Peter Ann sIunday died at her resi-
ucnce. on Halifax street, yesterday illoih - n
Ing after a lingering lilness. vi soiiie
years she carried on the p0dtulIs -lo nus,
business mere ana accumulated consld-
.rable nancy. she subsequently pur-
chased the Bollingbrook Hotel, Gnu on,
Quoted that tor a while. but Afterwards
disposed Of the hotel property
MRS. PAMELA THOMAS.
BEDFORD CITY. VA, Nov. l9.-Spe-
clal.-A peculiarly sad death, Whlch oC-
Cured Saturday night, was lhat VI III o. D.
Permelia Thomas. The deceased was d
native of Amnerst county and was sew
entv.fivc Years OF age. All Of her mar
ried life had been spent mere. one MAJ
eight children, three OF whom uieu III
Infancy. Mrs. Thomas aWoke one morn
ing 10 find that during the night her nus
band had died suddenly. SlnCe tIat I'M
four sons died in distant states ana were
never seen by her after their death.
or this large family only oIc J1 vs. Il S ~ /,
Miss Sallie Frank Thomas sur WIS. "iie
has always been I'm delicate heaith' III,
1881 a telegram announcing that the las l
brother had been killed IN rdltIVdu
accident caused such violent shoch ina
Miss Thomas, then a young woman o.
twenty-four years. was surgeon VII" a.li.1-n
PARALYSIS. The most remarkable feature
of her case is that FOR the past thirteen
years she has been perfctly heIplvss, ~. M
mind being the only part ,. ror or Of Mrs.
These long weary closing years Oh tt,or wi p;
Thomas life had been spent III pd'ie""S
caring for her invalid daughter .his
TIL funeral services took PlIct ,lil1 !
church. the ministers Of all denominations
assisting in the las: sad rites
DEATHS IN WINDSOR.
WINDSOR y. G., Nov. 19.-Special-
W f.. Woodrey, about thlry-u'e 80
OF age, a salesman in the tHlPioS VI " -.
&. Bagmoore, and was fouhd usdu III no
bed yesterday evening. tn, ,,iod or
Paul Butler. aged Twenty-Five, uleu "
chronic dysentcry at the residence OF
EenfamiI. +. King, in town. yester Jay,
John A. Royner, a prominent FARMER
and late fusion candidate FOR surveyor
died at his residence near coleman, yes
ter1ay. MI ROynor served d!rlng 'ut ia'E
war as a private In the Fourth North
Carolina Cavalry Regiment commanded
bv the late Colonel d. j. Fedibe.
W. FRANCIS maynard.
PARIS. Nov. 19.--M. Francis Maynard,
edifor-in.chief of the Figaro, Is
dead He was fifty-seyen years OF age
and succumbed to disease OF the blad-
der in the plenitude OF his talent. lie
was one of the men whose opinions had
the greatest weight in france. his ar,
ticles were considered authoritative, ana
II NAV be said without fear Of contradic-
tton that no one has done more than ne
TO induce the wealthy bourgeois claSa
of France to accept the Republic. lie
has. therefore, exercised a real influence
over the events that have taken place
during the past twenty years.
NJ. Magnard's brief daily articles ~
the Figaro on the current domestic poll-
tics of France were little masterpieces OF
political acumen AMI sound common
sense. -
collaborateurs on the Figaro, and by all
his confreres Of the Partisan press.
NJ Maynard was a writer OF the hlgn-
oct order. and also an excellent man. He
was an honor to the journalistic PROBES
giOu.