The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-12
TEE rlmEs-RlChMOND VA TUESDAY February II 1895

Grande. he offered President fh a
con t.any Of District Of Columbia 'oiuh-
te,rs. bat the District compares haN'ns
been added to Colonel wilson ba'''noIe
battalion, Captain Corse's oner was ue-
clncd.
Alexandria soon afterward having peeh
released 10 Virginia, he offered coHpa-
~ TO the Governcr Of Virginia sho Nds
accepted. The company raised IN Alex
nndria rroceo6ed 10 Fortress Monroe and
thence embarked for the RIO Grande as
part OF CCli mel Hamtramcks Regiment
They were attached TO the army CT zen
eral Taylor. but were engaged III non
of the leading battles Of the war. AIle'
the tr6aty Of peace Captain Ccrse return,
ed with his company TO AleNahutis' anu
II vas cisbardc1 at It's rene.
Captain Corse then engaged ID tLe
banking business. At first WITH ms VI o'l',
er aud afterward with Mr.. snoWden' ol
MARYLAND, as Corsc, Snowden % ,oisS.
and became the banker OF some oi the
leading railroad enterprises tfeh III pro,
cress In Virginia. When virginia loin'eu
an alliance with the Confederate STATES
2 regiment Of volunteers Was ioihleu ..
Alexandria. and COlorel Corse Decdi"S ,'o
commander. TIE regiment Went lii'o the
Confederate service when virginia "dS
admitted into the Confedeiaey' anu az
Bull Run and other battles proven i''
prowess.
He was wounded H. the Second bdt'le
Of Bull Run. and was engaged at BOOT es-
boro and Antietam.
Colonel COrse was made a prigau,eL-
general i'm November. 1862. lie commit Ilu-
ed a brigade in Picketts DIVISION III Tue
expedition against Knoxyille. ana "d9
captured at Sailors Creek, Va OH inc
9Th Of April, 1866.
After the surrender he returned 10
Alexandria AMI married MISS tllZdpe'n
Beverly a lady of fortune, the sister Oh
Colonel Robert Beverly. leduer Oh VIZ
gina farming interests. Since then lac mas
lived the life Of a quiet citizen and grown
cray in the esteem of the community, OF
which he has always been the foremost
military man.
MRS. G.. T. MANSFIELD.
GORDCNSVILLE. VA, Feb. I.-Spe-
c!al.-Mrs. &. =. Mansfield. widow OF the
late Thomas NJ Mansfield. ana the lhother
Of Mrs j. X. Gentry. Of GordonsVl.le'
died Yesterday AT the home of Mr.. Cen
try. after two years OF great SUFFERING
in nor eighty eighth year.
Mrs Mansfield had been consistent
member Of the Presbyterian Church lOi
s.yenty-one years. she organized the nfsl
Sunday-school in Franklin county Sky
years ago. and took an active part IN az
religious ard charitable ORGANIZATIONS
since she arrived al maturity
MRS. IDA BABRLEY.
PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. ll.-specidl'
Mrs. Ida Barkley. widow of the late W .
ID. Barley. a former tObaccoIist OF re-
tcrsburg. died at her residence IN TINS
city Yesterday afternoon at ! O'Clock oil
CONSUMPTION. after a protractei illness,
she leaves four children-t"o sons anu
two daughters.
carrAn5 IDwARD r. TNGLrHAEDr.
RALEIGH. y. c.. Feb. ll.-Speciai-
Early Yesterday morning Captain Ed~ari
y Enelehardt died at his homo mere.
Ne had gone off on a little resting "Trip
and hearing. two weeks ago, OF the serl-
Gus illness OF his mother. he drove
through the country quite a distance 70
catch the train and contracted this at
tack OF pneumonia. His mother was
laid to rest only ten days before he dled'
He was at one time captain OF the
Governors Guards" and chief OF the
Raleigh fire department. Both organlza-
tons will follow him TO the grave to-day