The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-15
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Sadie Eustace Robertson Christian.


A sad homecoming this morning will
be that OF Mr.. Edward Christian. VINO
will arrive at about $50 o'clock with the
remains OF his wife. Mrs. Sadie Eustee
Robertson Christian, who left Richmond,
his bride on May 5th last.
At the time OF the marriage Mrs. Chris
tian was in bad health, but hopes were
entertained for her recovery and she went
at once TO Asheville, y. G., hoping at
least to be benefited by the mountain air.
Her malady, however, made rapid prog
ress and despite the constant attention
OF her husband and friends and the best
OF medical skill the rapid approach or
tho end had been apparent for some days.
yet it was none the less u shock TO her
many friends.
Mrs. Christian was only twentythree
years OF age. She was a daughter OF tho
late DR.. John Robertson and an adopted
daughter of the late Or. J. Temple Ellis.
who died last April. Mrs. Ellis. 10 whom
she was devoted. had been with her for
some weeks past.
After the death OF Dr. Ellis. Mrs. Chris
tian and her foster-mother resided with
Mrs. J. L. Robey at No. 200 east Frank
lin street. Tho marriage took place al
Mrs. Robey's. and the remains Will os
carried 10 tho same place.
Mrs. Christian was a member OF East
End Baptist church, sincere Christian.
Her gentle, gracious manner and many
exemplary traits made her presence
blessing in itself and no one ever had
greater number of devoted friends or VIII
be more sincerely mourned.
The funeral services will be held from
Leigh Street Baptist church at O'Clock
aiis afternoon, and will bo conducted Dy
the Rev. j. L. Tucker.
Henry Wise Garrett.
Henry Wise Garnett eldest son Of tho
late DR.. A. Y. l.. Garrett, and grandson
of the Hon. Henry A. Wise. died on Sat
urday last at Clifton Springs, y. Y. Dis
trict Attorney Davis. president or tho
District Bar Association, on Monday an
nOunced i'm the Equity Court, OF WASH
ington, the death OF Mr.. Garrett. Mr..
Davis said II was a sad duty 20 con j.
yey such intelligence. as Mr. Garnet
w9s not only highly respected ana able
member of the bar. but a personal friend
of the speaker. He said he needed no
eulogy being man of the purest charac-
ter. courageous and unfiinching IN the
performance OF his duty. Mr.. Davis an
nounced that meeting of the Bar AS
ISOLATION would be held later in the week
to take suitable action, and he then
moved the court that when 1t adjourned
it stand adjourned for the day In respe, [
10 his memory. Judge Cole granted tho
motion. paying a high tribute TO the late
attorney
Mr.. Garnett's will executed April Is.
1890. together with four codicils. dated.
respectively. July . 1894: January -.
| 1896. January a. 1896. and May Is 1871.
| was filed for probate Monday. The Ameri-
| can Security and Trust Company Is
| named executor, and Leigh Robinson aud
| Corcoran Thorn, guardians OF the minor
| children.
The sum Of $1,000 IS left in trust for
! the four chldren-Maria, Ellen AleXan-
| der and Henry Garnett. and the sum OF
| s2l 600 H. left I'm trust for the two daueh l.
| ters. The residue Of the estate Is lott
| TO the testator's mother. Mary +. w
Garnett, for life. She IS empowered TO
| dispose Of $4,000 Of the estate by VIII.
AT her death the residue Is TO be divided
among the children of the testaior. y
request was made I'm the will that IN"
/ testator's body be cremated and buried
| in the grave Of his wife.
Mr. Richard o. G "
| Mr. Richard ogden Gary died yesterday
| morning at II O'Clock at his home. No. ~
east cary street, after protracted III
ness.
NJ. Gary was about seventy-hve years
| Of age. and resided in Richmond all ht
| life. He was for a long time In The Goa
| business. and was quite successful.
Mr.. Gary was twice married. frs, Il
| Miss Ann Fowler. of Richmond. and after
| her death to Miss Belle Ladd OF Charles
| City county who survives him. Mr.. Gary
| also leaves two brothers-Messrs. NJ. T..
! Gary. Of Richmond: George w. Gary OF
| Abingdon. He was an uncle of Mr.. Alfred
| J. Gary. Of the Water Department.
The deceased had for many years been ;
faithful member Of Broad-Street MethO
dist church
The funeral services will he held from
Broad-Street Methodist church at 5:so
| o'clock this afternoon. conducted by the
| Rev. DR.. starr. The interment will be In
| Hollywood.
The pall-bearers will be as follows:
| Active-Messrs. Conway Burgess. Har-
rison Johnson, 5. r. Bishop. Fletcher
| Richardson. and four memebers Of
| Friendship Lodge. 7. o. o. f.. to be Sc
| lected.
Honorary-Drs. ". W. Parker. James
p. McCaw and Landon b. Edwards. and
Messrs. Allen c. Collins A. Bargamin.
f.. VI. Foster, W j. Mcdowell, and W L.
Smith.
William II. Schlneter.
Mr. William II. Schueter. a wel-known
grocer. died at his residence. 60 north
First street. AT i've minutes past mid
night last night, aged thirty-nine years.
He had been III for four months. 80
, that his decease was not unexpected
though IL was a severe blow 10 his wife
one son, and three daughters, whom he
leaves.
Funeral arrangements Will be an
nounced in the afternoon newspapers.
Miss Lncie Shinaulf
Miss Lucie Shlnaut died yesterday az
! ternoon at the residence OF her brother
} in-law, Officer Virginius Pendleton. No.
/ 2lS Twentieth street.
Deceased was the daughter Of the late
Hartwell and Ann Griffin Shinault. Tho
| funeral will take place this after
| noon at oclock from the First Baptist
church.