The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-04
OBITUARY.
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Mr.. Isaac y. Sencindiver was found
dead in his room al Mrs. J. Hassells
boarding house. No 120S east Broad street
yesterday afternoon shortly after Z
o'clock
Mr. Sencindivcr was for many years
foreman of The Times composing rooms,
but recently had been ont of work.
Mrs. HasseU had noticed that he did not
leave the house yesterday morning. ana
about p o'clock she went mp to his room.
Finding the door unlocked she looked
into the room and was startled to see its
occupant lying prone upon the floor
She called her brother from the floor
above and "a brief investigation convinced
him that life had departed from the pros
trate figure.
Dr Taylor tho coroner was notified.
and examined the body, giving it as his
judgment that 90 long standing brain
trouble. with probabilities Of the rup-
ture of a blood vessel of the brain. had
been the cause of Mr.. Sencindivers un-
timely end
The Times composing force. many
among il having been under Mir. Sencin-
divers charge. was notified of lbs former
chiefs death and q slegated several of us
members TO attend TO the funeral ar
rangemonts. Undertaken l.. II. Christian
wa given charge of the remains.
Isaac y Sencindiver was born nearly
forty years ago I'm the valley of Virginia
of sturv old Dutch stock. and developed
his talents IN tine art prcservatiVe among
tho offices of tine several country papers
that made Virginia life enjoyable in the
antc-bcllum days.
Like the generality of the fellows of
his craft. he numbered virtue with every
vice. hut his chief talent lay i'm his mas
terry OF priuting-from picking type 10 the
management of "a big composing room
II was his art and in il he found his
happiest existence.
'"Sencc was good fellow is a sum-
mary Of the opinions of every printer vino
worked with him. He was energetic and
efficient and his connection with any
newspaper was synonymous with typo
graphical excellence.
If peace could yield the laurel for its
victories. mo less renowned than war
"Sencle" would have worn the eagles Of
a general.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at g O'Clock from Christians undertake
ing establishment and the interment will
take place at lakewood.
Mrs. Catherine hrug.
Mrs. Katherine Krus, widow Of David
Krug. died at o'clock yesterday after
noon at her home. No. go west Broad
street. aged sevonty-threc years. She
leaves four sons-Messrs. T. e., 4. b.
John and {. J. krus.
The funeral VIII take place tomorrow
afternoon al o'clock from ST. Johns
German Lutheran church.
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Cilly.
sTORMONT. VA. March Especial
Mrs. Elizabeth Rowe Cilly. wife of Mr..
Joel Cilly. OF Saluda. died last night at
ha'f-past 5 o'clock I'm the eightieth year
of her age. Mrs. Cilly was Miss Wilson
before her marriage She came from a
highly respectable family OF Gloucester
county. that were quite prominent in
ant-belum days. Her extreme age and
splendid Intellect made her authority on
AN local matters Her remains will be
buried at Christ Church tomorrow at
neon. Her pastor. Rev. Mr. Anderson. 81
the Methodist Episcopal Church. oflciat-
ing She was "a consistent member OF
that denomination. She leaves no chill
dren
Her husband is one OF the oldest citi-
zens and is quite feeble
Judge William X. TaIaferro.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March 8
Special.-EX-Judge William r. Taliaferro.
OF Orange county. died to-day M thu
Western state Hospital. az stanton. lie
was an eX-legislatOr and for two terms
judge of The County Court OF Orange.
He was a brothor-in-law OF Major II. =.
Wallace. OF this city. The remains will
Doe Inferred at his Old home near Rapi-
dan.
GEORGE STANLEY.
Mr.. George Stanley died suddenly to-
dsy OF apoplexy at his home near sum
init IN this county. He was an ex-Con-
federain. and belonged TO the Ninth Viz
ginia Cavalry.
Captain Marcy III. Randall
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March 3.-Cap-
tain Marcy II. Randall. Of Murray. Idaho.
wcll-known mining expert. died to-day.