The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-26
OBITUARY.
Mr.. II. g. Lyme.

Mr. Y. c. Lyme VINO was hupnthly
stricken with apoplexy on Franklin
street saturday afternoon and was taken
TO the Virginia Hospital died there Sun
day met ming at 3 O'CLOCK
Mr.. I.vne was talking TO his brother. Mr.
W. X. LIME. janitor OF lienrico County
Court, when the stroke came. He fell
to the pavement unconscious. cutting his
head severely. The ambulance was cali
ed and his wounds were dressed, after
which he was taken to the hospital. where
he died at the aforementioned hour.
Mr.. Lyme was fOrty-fve years OF age.
lie was a son Of Mr.. Thomas Lyme. for
many years Commissioner OF the Revenue
Of the lower district OF IIenrico county.
Mr.. Lyme had been living In the city
for some time past. where he pursued the
calling OF veterinary surgeon Al the
time Of his death his wife and two little
children were on visit 10 North caro-
lima. They were az once notified by
wire. and arrived here yesterday NOM
ing.
Mr.. Lyne's remains were taken to Nc
DOnough's undertaking establishment
where they were prepared Tor burial.
The burial Of Mr.. Lyme VIII take place
at his old home. in the county Of Chcs-
terrified. about fifteen miles from Rlch-
mond.
Friends are requested 10 assemble at
McDonough's this morning ~ " O'CLOCK
and the start for Chesterfield will be
made from that place.
These are the pall-bcarers:
Messrs W. b. Frayser. J. l.. Whitlock,
l.. II. Kemp. Charles Friend. j. b. Witt
camp. and Lewis l.. russell.
Miss Ola Flower.
al .trar rx,arIfroiv
IN AT the Retreat for the Sick for quite
a while and who was carried to tho resi-
douce Of her aunt Mrs Edwards. recent
~. having improved somewhat from her
illness. was taken worse last Saturday az
her aunt's residence. No. 20 south Cherry
street and died Sunday morning az :
o'clock.
She was young lady OF lovely Chris
tian character and was consistent mem
Der OF Grove Avenue Baptist church.
Tho funeral will take place from the
late residence this morning at 1890
o'clock. The service will be conducted by
the Rev. DR.. J. G. Hiden.
john SartaiU
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Oct. John
Sartain, the eminent artist and engraver,
died at 3.l5 o'clock this morning at the
residence Of his daughter. Mr.. Sartain
had been IN for several weeks.
He suffered greatly during the night
and I'd TO a few minutes Of his death,
when he was conscious for short period,
and recognized his children, Samuel, VIII
liam and Miss Emily Sartain who were
at the bedside. Mr.. Sartain was eighty
nine years old yesterday
David Carr.
CHARLOTTESN LILLE. VA. Oct %
SpeciaL-David Carr. a wcll-to-do farmer
Of Albemarlc county. died at his home,
seven miles northwest OF this city, last
night, aged thirty-fOur years.
He was the son Of the late Colonel
George Carr for years a prominent law
yer Of this city. He lived at his iather 5
old place. Barracks which is OF ReVo-
| lutiOnary war fame.
Mr.. Carr H. survived by his mother, who
was a Miss Poore. Of Richmond also by
| a wife and three children.
His funeral will take place tomorrow.
Major Sellman IIannigan.
WASHINGTON. d. c., oct &.-Major
| Sellman Hanngan. son OF the late Sena-
tor Hannigan of Indiana. and doorkeep-
| or of the uipiOmatic ganery or the Senate
died here yesterday afternoon Of cerebral
/ hemorrhage lie was stricken Friday even
ing at the residence Of Rev. Dr Fred.
Moxey. and never gained consciousness.
| The remains will be shipped 10 Indiana
| for interment