The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03
OBI1U ARl.
william ~. Puyntcr.

OBITUARY.
william ~. Payntcr
Mr. William 81 Paynter died YESTERDAY
morning at O'Clock Al his residehte' %.
.nt ....f CLAW street. He WAS attacked
with The grip last Friday and pneu'no"''
oe.cloued shortly thereafter
Mr. Paynter was o son OK Mr. H. a. ,,I '
PAINTER formerly superintendent OF th'
l,irs Alarm and Police Telegraph D--
rer1rncnt on this city. VINO was al one
lime manager of the Western Union -ei-
esIapn a.. brother of tie late Mr. Geo.
u pauater. Assistant superintendent on
the Fire Alarm and fpice 4eles4aP"'
of Nj Richard Is. Pawn cf. OF W "7n-
ineton. and OF Mrs. y. ID. Newell. OF TINS
city. 49,.
,.e1rs 81 ace 1nd has spent al OF ms
itfs in Richmond. lie Tor some uihe
allied The paslron of hook-keeper Tor ine
old Southern telegraph compaut, ~
had beon an operator for the fostal TEL
cgraph and Cable company from its e.
Enlistment hcrc up 20 the time OF his
death. ..- -, So. Do
al went 10 Mr. Payuicr's residence as
soon as be heard the news ot nis aeais.
He communicated hy wire WITH ms hrotn-
er boo Washington
Mr. PAINTER was "a quiet PROPOSES sing
young man. and was very popni4ir WIN WIN
his associates. Tic never married. hls
death came as "a great shock 10 MS
friends. e-.. MI
iugton 90 $3.50 yesterday "itDi"'oN' "''
ths funeral will take place from the res
idenco at o'clock This afternoon.
Abraham shapiro.
Mr.. Abraham shapiro. aged 80 years
died Saturday night at @ o'clock at his
residence. SO 1900 east Franklin street,
after short illness.
Tho funeral took place yesterday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock from The house.
Deceased Was hucksier near ihe vlo
Market for some time previous 10 MS
death. lie leaves wife and seven chill
dren.
Mrs. Emma Perkins.
Sunday night af 40 o'clock Mrs Emma
Perkins. wife off Mr.. r.. q. Perkins dleH
at her home so 1920 JacQnelin street in
the i5th year OF her age. she leaves
nine children living ana three nave pre-
coded her into eternal rest
eha vas "a fauhf.l member ~ tpWorth
N T. church from which her funeral
will take place to-day 90 -.aV CLOCK.
Mr. Perkins is employed at the Irede-
CAR Works. and has the sympathy OK
large circle of friends
Mrs. sarah Il. Gilman.
Mrs. Sarah B. Gilman died Yesterday
morning at the residence Of her son-ln-
law. Mr.. r. G.. Tate, so. lill west Cary
street. i'm the eighty-second year OF her
age.
The funeral will take place on Wednes-
day morning at % o'clock from the Grace
street Baptist church.
Mrs. Lucy Ann Briggs.
At 2.r0 Sunday morning. Mrs Lucy
Ann Briggs. wife OF the lafe William b.
BRIGGS died at her residence No. go
north Eighth street.
The funeral viii take place from Mon
umenul church this morning 40 il
o'clock. The nerment VIII be I'D Holly
wood
James ". Brooks.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan. 2.-Spe-
ciaI-James NJ. Brooks, chief baker at the
Eastern State Hospital. died to-day oi
c0ugestiyc Chill Alr Brooks was taken
800 AZ DIS work this morning and was
carried home boo the ambulance.
He wls born BOO England nlty-siX years
ago. Shortly after arriving here ho see
cured The position of chief baker at the
hospital which position he held for TWEEN
ty-two years. Re was au honest and
industrious man and true friend Tie
was favoritc with adj who knew him
and had Few enemies.
lie leaves one SON. Mr. holiday Brooks
now in smithheid n. a..
Di Charles T. Guillo.
NEW YORK. Jan. DIR Charles j..
Guillo. formerly a surgeon in the United
States Navy is dead here of pneu-
m0uia. He was born June - lSl3. in Phil
adclphia and was educated at the Uni
versitv of Pennsylvania tie was app
pointed ann assistant surgeon in the navy
in 1881. Pee served in the Mexican war,
and was afterwards appointed surgeon on
the T.. s. s. Columbia. lie was after
wards assigned tO the L. Frigate Con-
sututiou. and ON ONE of her cruises in
European waters the vessel touched 1T
Gatea. Iuly Dr Guillo went with the
American consul and the captain of the
Constitution to visit King Ferdinand and
Pope pious ~. These persons visited the
Constitution and. the Pope was takon ill
and attended by Dr. Guill0. The Pope af-
ierwards granted him nloniarv indul-
conce. Tie was detailed to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard ou DIS return home which
position De- resigned 600 1853 to attend the
duties of his hospital al Honolulu. He zee
manned So Honolulu until t6l
IIo married in 1851 Miss Dlah postlc-
thwaite of Natchez Miss who died
several years ago. There was but one
child. Mrs Blackmoro. of Hampton. Va.
but Miss Eioise ThibauiL Dr. Guillos
constant companion. was Dis adopted
daughter.
His body win be taken 20 Petersburg.
Va. where be viii Doe buried by the side
of his wife