The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-20

fused to lend himself TO the promotion
OF what he considered mere fads.
He was ALWAYS ready to take hold or
new ideas which appealed to his reason,
and was considered by the medical pro-
fession an excellent general practitioner
and surgeon and as a scientific oculist
ne was equallod by few.
There was not the slightest suggestion
OF hypocrisy about Or. Male and those
who could claim his friendship were new
or i'm doubt as 10 his feeling toward them.
and found in him a true and valued
friend
He was generous to Il fault. his liber-
ality knowing no bounds.
After the surrender the family slaves
remained with Or. Male. and to-day All
who are living. with some or their de-
scendants are at his home. Their testl-
n.ony was of his uniform kindness ana
liberaltity, and the care he took or their
health.
DR. Male was never married. lis ohiy
sister. Mrs Virginia T.. Boyd, kept house
for him since the death Of her husband.
His near surviving relatives are Mrs
Boyd her daughter. Mrs. NJ. f. Bland
of Baltimore. and Mr. James y. BOYD
president OF the Planters National Bank.
the Virginia Trust Company. and the To-
bacco Board OF Trade Of Richmond.
The funeral services OF Or. Male VIII
occur from his late residence, NO. ID
west Grace street at Y o'clock. Inuts-
day and will be conducted by the heV.
J. Y. bowman, rector OF All SAINTS
church. The interment will be IN Holy
wood. and these gentlemen VIII act as
pall-bearers: -.
Aciive-Dr. G.. Craig Eggleston' MI
Charles Curling. Mr.. W. Ben. Palmer
"a 81 lanes
non. Hon. ]. Aston Cabell Mr. Maurice
r Smith. Mr. J. Finders Robinson. and
Mr. Fred l.. BalauG
Honorary-Dr. J. s. Wexford. Dr. a.
Spiers George Or. Isaiah II. White' III
II A. Tabb DR.. r. NJ Pulliam. Mr.. Adolf
phus Dill. Mr.. Manfred Call Mr.. w. j..
Sheppard. Mr.. y. r. Savage Mr.. W X.
Mallory. Mr.. +. Raab. Mr.. X. y. clover
Mr. Simon Sycle Mr.. W. +. workman
Mr. Moses Hutzler. Mr. w H. T. MOTIFS
and Mr. Milton Marcuse.
Colin Cincinnafus Washington Alfriend'
The Courier-Journal. Of a recent date.
announces the death of Colonel Colin ON
clnnatus Washington Alfriend.
Colonel Alfrlend who was one OF the
most prominent railroad maSnates OF the
West died az Ocean Springs. Miss, whltn-
or ne had gone in hopes OF recupera'ihs
| his health. Colonel Aifriend was reia-
tlves of Mr.. II. l.. AIfriend the promi-
nent fire insurance agent OF this city.
Mrs. Mary Guyer.
Yesterday morning at 9:45 o'clock, Mrs.
Mary Guyer died al her residence, No. 'US
north Twenty-fourf street. 49,,
Mrs Guyer was b relict Of the late
Mr.. william n. Guy. and the mother OF
Rev l.. W. Guyer and Mr.. J. }. Guyer'
Mr. Sullivan
Mr.. j. Louis sullivan, well known IN
local musical circles. received tele-
gram from Chicago Sunday night an
nouncing the death Of his father. lie ieit
for Chicago Sunday. and will be absent
| from the city for several weeks
Col. Geo. p. Tayloe.
ROANOKE. VA. April Especial
Colonel George p Tayloe, a wealthy ai'd
highly respected resident OF ROANOKE
county. died last night AT his home, JUST
! aast ~ this CITY. after an Illness OF some
months from the grip.
He WAS born in Richmond county, Va
October Is. 1904 being one OF hiteen onlI-
dren and his father Colonel John Iayloe'
VAS = warm friend Of General Washington
| colonel George p. Tayloe represented
Roanoke county in the Virginia Legisia-
| ture before the WAT. and was iheH"ei "a
Of the state convention which passed the
ordinance of secession. g..
TWO OF his sons were killed lighting TOT
the Confederacy. and one OF his prothers,
John Tayloe. as a lieutenant IN the Uhlleo
states navy took part in the night between
| the Constitution and the British snip
| Guerrero.
He leaves four children. three married
daughters. and one son, Major John w
| Tayloe. Of Birmingham Ala. lie VIII "
| buried tomorrow morning IN me i"i"T
buring ground near his late home.