The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-11
O.ITUAEY.



rr-s 49,, % and the late Joseph H.
Hickman died at the residence y.
mother. No. 02 north Twcnty-ni'n ,ar
yesterday morning 1T l:Se o1'o"'
long and painful Illness ,r,v-S,x,n
The deceased was In the twenty
wear NJ har are. and was uue -
loving wife and mother. Sne ,on-
by her husband and one daus n..', ,x,,on.
ise: her mother. Mrs. Mary r v,,tl
live sisters and two protn.' mo ,ote
no remembered that her father 'n' To-,
lamented Joseph II. teckma" ''
about two months ago. , aror.
The funeral viii take place 'his go
noon at $3.50 O'Clock from
Methodist church.
,oAS BROOK TEMpLr.
John Brook Temple died at his nome;
I'm Kearnv avenue. Arlington ~ 80
heart failure. on Tuesday cVeHlhs'
was horn I'm Massachusetts anu ~
s!..v-lye years old. For tht - -
vears he had been connected with ,"e
Old Dominion Steamship Cofnp"ns,
ing for twenty-rine years chlel ens -.
of the steamer Richmond. DurlnF VI
war he was chief engineer .. VIC "a
federa.e blockadc-runner Glen cove ~
.vbo, Oh, was burned, IN 1868, he was
arrested. charged with firing the sn'p
and sentenced TO be shot, but al the iaSs
minute established an abb. II w
was arrested and confined IN hu.iV"
street iail New York, charged WIZ ~"
ing n Confederate spy.-Ncw oiN ...t,,
The funeral OF Captain Tempe , W."
take place tomorrow morning -,
from The Southern railroad - ork-i..',
depot. uoon the arrival or the 49,
Randolph Ledge, 10. 70. A. i. anu ~
NJ. will have charge OF the reih"''S'
,rRs. A. GFyrHwsLn.
Mrs. A. Greenwald, mother OF Mis.
Julius Sycle. died yesterday AZ CO.
y. NJ, after somewhat eN'e"uee -,
ness. Mrs. Groenwald lived to ripe
old are. and made many warm frienas.
Sho was greatly beloved by all VINO
knew her. and many friends and rcla-
tlves will mourn her death. The funeral
will toke place from the residence OF Mr.
Julius Sycle. No 2ol west Main street
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
MISS Ann VI. LrDIsH.
Miss. Ann II. Ludlam died at the resi-
dence or her niece. Mrs 3. Rand. Well
fond. yesterday morning.
She was the daughter OF the late Lewis
and Jane c. Ludlam. OF this city, and
sister of the late Mrs. James Mcdonald.
She had been in falling health for some
weeks past.
JOHN BRIGHT.
John Bright. 4 carpenter living at SOC
north Twenty-sixth street died suddenly
OF heart disease yesterday. while eat
ing his dinner The deceased. Was aoout
fortv-fve years OF age and leaves Il
wife and several children
The coroner deemed an inquest unne-
cessary.
DIP. =. y. nOrsON.
LYNCHBTRG. VA, oct l0.--Special.--
DR.. +. Il. Hobson passed away AT i
o'clock H. gay az the residence OF his son
n-lsw Or e. t T. cra Ysars ." w
Tho deceased was a native or GUNNER
iHrd county and a graduate or Nilnam
sui NJ ~ College. He graduated IN inedl-
cine from the University OF virginia III
1880. and then studied in Paris. on ms
return he practiced for the first time IN
CarteTsville. and afterwards located at
his old home In PoHhatan until 1870,
when he came 10 Lynchburg. Here he ac-
CURED a reputation as physician and
Christian gentleman that has never been
surpassed by any one who came after
him. a Virginia gentleman OF the old
school, he added the true elements or
CT ristianity TO those cOurtly manners,
and no che was ever more highly es-
teemed by those with whom he came In
contact.
lie was the only surviving member OF
the first board of trustees OF 81. Pauls
church. Here he married bis first wife
a Miss Norvel. After her death he mar
ried Miss Bullock. Of Bedford.
He practiced his profession in Lynch
burg for ten years and then went back
10 POwhatan. where he remained until
1850. spent year in Richmond. and then
returned 70 POW hatan. where he remain
ed during the war. At the close Of the
war he returned TO Richmond and con-
tinued the practice OF hts profession
there until 1880, when he came 10 Lynch
burg. and has since made his home
with his son-ln-law, Dr. h. A. Craighill
lie is survived by three daughter
and Mrs. r. 7. Craighil and Mrs. General
J. Holmes Smith. by his second wife
all Of whom reside in this city.
MosDY Il. PAYNE.
BUCHANAN. VA. oct. l0-specal.-
Mr.. Mosby H. Payne died this evening
at o'clock after an illness OF eight
weeks, In the forty-seyenth year OF mis-
age. He was first down with typhoid
fever, after which pneumonia set In Mr..
Payne for the past five years has been
Of Buchanan. and Vlce-Presldent sand
General Manager Of the Central Land
Company: before that time he was prom
inent I'm the tobacco trade Of Lynchburg,
where he was well-knoWn He leaves
one child. Samuel 6. Payne, Jr. lie
was man Of the highest character and
wide circle OF friends I'm business and
social relations sincerely mourn their loss.
For several weeks he has been aware
OF his approaching end. and died peace
fully and hopefully in the Christian faith.
His remains will be taken 70 Lynchburg
tomorrow. where he will be buried sat
urlav morning az IL o'clock by the va
rlous Masonic orders OF which he vas
an hOnored member.
COLONEL p. II. nrcHARrsoS.
COLUMBUS. GA. oct 10-Colonel y.
II licharlson. editor and proprietor or
the EnquireiSun, died al 1l.D tonight
after a brief illness. He was az his desk
Yesterday AFTERNOON. and went none with
a rig0r His physicians Pronounced MN
better to-day. but he took a turn for the
worse at O'Clock this evening and never
raniCd.
colonel Richardson was orc OF the fore
most newspaper men OF the South, ana
was well known throughout the country.
lie came OF one Of the oldest and most
honored families Of Maryland. his an
cestOrs having emgrated IN 1875, ana set
tied I'm Hartford county. When nineteen
years of age he entered the Confederate
army. ana served with honor and dis
fiction until the close Of the war
In 1865 he located in Mobile Ala. ana hl
connection with Major Henry Ballentine.
revived tho Mobile Tribune and became
associate editor He remained IN Mobile a
number OF years and then moved 10 "a
yannah. Ga. where he accented the cry
sIitorship OF the Morning News. Wnlch
napcr no remained with until 1888, WHOM
he purchased the Savannah Daily Ilm.s
and continued its publication until 1885,
when he removed to Alabama.
In 1853 ne rendered his resignation as
editor of the Admission Hot Blast and re-
turned 10 Georgia. assuming the manage
ment OF the EnquirerSun 81 this city.
:. .,t..,,rauflv hg purchased the establish