The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-14
BORNE TO THEIR TOMBS.
FRIENDS PAY THs LAST SAD TRiB-
CITES 40 THE DbAD.
Funeral Of Captain Philip Has"ii' a. H.
Alcocke and Oihers-Many A''e"" INC
Services over Capt. Bax"iis Remains

heautiful Mrs. Mary Triplett haNan'
- orcccded him In death 10y live years
CAPTAIN Philip Haxall now sleeps MS i"S'
slecp. His remains were taken TO NV"
last resting place yesterday afternoon
in the presence Of a large concouise %
sorrowing friends. 6.
The funeral services were held al -.
Pauls church yesterday afternoon a.
4 o,clock. The big building was almost
completely filed by congregaiioh rop-
rcrcntlng all classes OF people from 'De
,,cbost capitalist 10 the poorest wage
Garner. a fact which gave ample evidence
OF the high degree OF love and esteem
which Captain Haxall enjoyed among tne
people OF the city OF Richmond
LARGE CORTEGE
Seldom has there been larger funera
rortogc than that Of Captain HaNall yes
torlay afternoon The Stuart Horse
Guard. Richmond's cavalry troop. which
had been organized by Captain iiaNan
In Use. and whose commander ne hau
been for two years. Of course endeaNo'ou
10 show their deep sympathy ana t'lvi
over the loss Of their departed friend a
sa,aohnoont NJ twelve from the troop.
headed bv Colonel Charles Euker' rode
IN front Of the funeral procession ana
entered the church IN advance OF the pail
hearers. The members Of the Deep Kun
uIunt Cgub. who had abandoned 'he
chase fixed for Yesterday afternoon out OF
respecf for their former president were
represented in full numbers.
The remains. which were enclosed III
n cloth-covered casket. were met at the
church door by Rev. Mr.. Rldout' INC
,ssistan, rector OF ST. P1urs church. ana
slowly carried TO the front OF the Puil'':
r,hc,e Risbop John r. Newton awaited
TuTph RflmlIrUf VINO
presided az the organ. played some APP
nropriate strain I'm q subducd tone ana the
most profound silence prevailed among
4be audience. in which were seated bishop
,,aoree W. Petcrkin. Of west virginia
Rev. Moses D. Hoge. ID. D., ana o'n.r
ministers. The services were exceedingly
simple al the wish of the family ana
strictly I'm accordance with the rituli
~ the EPISCOPAL church. But In theT
timpliclty they became unusually solei"n'
and tears flowed from the eyes OF many
persons while thinking Of the loss thoS
rad suffered and the sad Affections when
befell their departed friend before ne HI
twered the call of his Maker.
Reautif,il floral designs completely COW
cred the casket: large wreath of yiolets
md lilies OF the valley was placed over th@
head OF the body. and the rest OF the
space was taken up by wreaths OF roses
lilies. carnations. and lilies OF the valley
A large design. representing par OF
crossed cavalry sabres. OF white ana vel
low roses. with the letters 5. ii. 4.
an violets, which was executed In the most
elaborate manner, was the tribute OF love
and affection rendered by the Stuart
THE SERVICES.
Bishop Newton read passage from the
Scriptures. while the vested choir chanted
the alternating verses. When Kew. MI
Rldout had read q portion or III. Coron-
fhians. xv.. the choir sang Hymn No.
s23 Lead Kindly. Light" Bishop New
ton then offered a fervent prayer. and
the ceremonies were closed with LYNN
No Co., peace. Perfect Peace" which
was sung by the choir.
At the grave "A brief prayer was offered
bv Rev. MIR. Ridout and the last sad
rites over the remains OF Captain Haxau
had come to an end
The following was the detachment from
tho Stuart Horse Guard that attended
the funeral OF their late commander:
Colonel Charles Eukor. a former cap
tain now commander Of the First Rogi-
ment Cavahy: Captain +. j. Euker, Of
the Stuart Horse Guard: First Lieutenant
c. II. E,uker Second Lieutenant o. +.
Spott. Sergeants Martin. Euker, Powers
and Hamilton; COrporals Brauer. Wing
field. Diatz. and Meyer.
TAKEN TO CULPEPER.
The remains of Mr.. a. r. Alcocke. the
late clerk Of the office Of the Auditor
OF Public Accounts. who died on Friday
afternoon shortly after o'clock. at his
home. No. Si2 cast Clay street were yes
ferday morning at 10 o'clock taken 10
Culpepor. Mr.. Alcocke's former home on
the train of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway.
Shortly before that time a few OF his
ms friends and tho "a H. hearers
called at the late residence Of Mr.. Al
cocke and escorted the remains to the
depot. There were no exercises, IL having
been agreed by the relatives that the
funeral services should be held at Gull
pepper.
Colonel Morton Maryc, tho Auditor Of
Public Accounts. and Mr.. John Z. Goss.
of the same office. accompanied the re-
mains to Culpeper
OTHER FUNERALS.
The funeral OF Mrs. V. II. Otcy. who died
at her residence. No 320 north Nineteenth
street. will take place from the First
Baptist church this afternoon at
O'Clock. The interment will be made I'm
Hollywood. The pall-bearers will he
Active-Messrs. r. N. Taylor, W. J.
Thomas T. A. Allen, Basil Gwathmey, j.
w Gibbons and c. G. Bauchman.
Honorary essrs. j. H. Dickerson. ST.
John w. Forgusson. n. r. Golfer. w A.
tlemmctt =. i. Howard. and j. y. Gull
lingworth
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Lee Staples
who died Thursday morning. took place
at noon yesterday from Calvary Baptist
church. The services were conducted by
Rev. II. a. Bagby. and the interment was
made I'm Hollywood. Delegations from
the ROYAL Arch. order Of the Golden
Chain. and Dove Lodge Of Masons. TO all
Of which Mr.. Staples belonged. attended.
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles Phillips, who
died Wednesday evening. took place from
GrOvc-Avenue Baptist church yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. Rev. Or. ]. c.
1iiden. pastor of the church. conducted
The services
The funeral OF Mrs. Emily Dabnev. wife
OF Mr.. w. A. Dabnoy. of the Western
Union telegraph Company, who died at
her residence on Barton Heights will
take place from the church OF the Epiph-
any to-day.
At the residence Of Mr.. II. r.. Pollard
No. GIG west Grace street, thefuneral OF
Miss Ada Gresham. took place yesterday
at noon.
The funeral OF Mr.. John r. Selden took
place from the late residence. No 25l9 east
Franklin street. yesterday afternoon at
o'clock
At II o'clock yesterday morning the
funeral OF Mr.. w. w. Donnally took place
from his late residence No. 300 east Main
street.