The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-17
OBITUARY.
Mrs. K. \ Fair.

AT l.iJ o'clock yesterday Alle4"OC" "
dark shadow passed over the house OIL
the Rev. DR.. Fair. in the death ot his
venerable mother, Mrs. X. \. fair' Mis'
Fair had been in failing health Tor some
time. but the end was not thought Dy
her family or friends to be so near ana
it came. therefore. with all the sud
dcnness Of an unexpected shock. Ter
death was like her life-quiet and peace
full.
Mrs. Fair was 4 most devoted ana
NOUS mother. the idol of her home.
and the bright centre around which us
tonderest affections gathered. She had
the faculty of drawing people to her. ana
II was a Measure TO be i'm her company
and to see her in her home surroundings.
The funeral will take place from her
sons Dr. Fairs. residence. No. ~
south Third street, tomorrow AZ l.
o'clock. noon.
Tho honorary pal-bcarers VIII DE
Nossrs II. b. Somervile. Hugh Blair. ).
Hall Moore j. G. Wherry ). hArNie
Blair. Edward Cray w. T. Armistead'
John Boiling. and W. II. Miller.
The active pall-bearcrs Will be McssiS'
John Blair. W. s. Rhoads Albert BAR
John 4. Lancaster \. II. Wallace. W.
II. Christian. r. =. Lancaster Jr.' JohH
NJ Price. and James W. Gordon.
II is the custom OF Dr.. Fairs FANNY
IN burv at their native home. IN South
C,roiina. but on account OF the feeble
- -, M, t,ofr,s father. Mrs. Far
bodv will be placed in a mortuafy Nau'e
i'm hollywood for ~ few days until a
more opportune time for its removal TO
South Carolina for final interment.
it,t, 4. 4. IdnkcnuA.
The funeral OF Lali@ A. H. Ai''' ND''''y'
one of the instructors an the h'i 'a"o'
Memorial Collese took place in tne COZ
l,ge chapel yesterday evening az cioeN.
Tie casket was borne mp the cenuA
aisle by Rev. =. &. buireh. biNe' booi,
DR.. Benson, Randolph Williams, anu
David Cross. Following the eSsAet cine
the faculty OF inc coiiese' ne'peu ny VIC
venerable I'r' L. Is. lel,, ll,' '''''
,rh. snrer,I scrvices were conducted by
%. = ,.bon,us " +. Graham. r.
,voiie RIM, g II. Corey. Professor
~. "a Dr ron An IMPRESSIVE SER
go, ,,,.,,.b., hv Dr Rinea from the
'''- va, 80, an, urbat She could"
N'''' CIV - t.s ,.,.ie,sd tho life
In O. Dtlel H''i''I' .'o ~, bssn
or the deceased snow "s u'". - 49,
one Of ceaseless enuea'oI 10
condition or mr. people oc''.t "'.u i.- w.
them nearer TO zoo TOT '"'o 20 ~.
he said. she had leIt ner l'I. ION "o"'0 III
Nov" Scout j." .''-o ,'., raro
W. III, rc,,dored annropri1te
,,,li,..,o,, 80 ti,o ecryi,o
..,.'.....i a., Incl, dio and TOOK
VIC 80 ~. i.'io,.o.l t,,oner after
'ts. .'. s.t.,i, ,.t.,...d ,h. remain. i'm
Ill.,, ,,,anner and thon Undertaken \. 3D.
,,N' ".l,'e. ,',,'' ~ ,, s ,t lon.. yovace
'.u , NJ ~ nv - s.'D go,
20 .,. w '.'''' ,, - ,o,,i,fn. orocu-
no -, ,'l, s,- .o,,o,.,l ,esrs
~" "t '''' - -, r,,-,i hy an v,bo
-. i,or chn oniovod Tho rosnoet and
confidence If her associate teachers. as
we'll as Of her superior officers. She did
much work aiming the poor ~ the city
+ especially at tho city Almshouse.
Sb,,Icy \ Rogh,.
........'.. -, % Gill;.
slN y lV'>' ~.
\. bdE"H. D.. 81.
puIoer' ana 'o"Sln %. 'i'''' ,,. 80,
me pun H."'I ,,,...... 49,, ',,
NJ p,ob,, le,vcs "a widow and
siv children Tie was gallant member
Of the stoncwau brigade and lost an eve
at the battle Of Second Manassas. lic
will be buried from Trinity Episcopal
] Church this afternoon.