The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
up to The time Of his death.

up to the time Of his death
Mr.. Held was esteemed by the COM
munty for his many noble traits OF char
acter. his business worth. uprightness.
and strict integrity.
lie Is survived by a widow. who was
Miss Gundershemer. Of Baltimore. and a
number OF other relatives. lie was an
uncle OF Mr.. Isaac Held, of tse cry
Treasurer's office.
The funeral Will take plt, ID the
m6rtuary chapel Of the Hob etme-
terry at 4.30 o'clock this afternoon, Kew.
DR. T.. y. Calisch officiating
Tho following Will act rs pall-bearers;
Honorary. Marcuse. Charles Hutzler,
Levi Hexter. and Charles Strause
Active-A. Cohen Thomas A. Hulcher.
b. Hutzier. J. ". Saiam0n, Charles Nit
teldorfer. Henry Block, II. NJ. Reinhard,
and ). Lang.
Miss Maggie York.
Miss Maggie York died At u o'clock
yesterday al the home OF her mother.
Mrs. Johanna York No. 63l north Third
street after an illness 81 ten months.
She bore her illness with patience ana
resignation and died IN the certainty
OF her reward.
Notice Of her funeral Will appear later
Mrs. John NcOuaide.
Mrs John McQuaidc. who was Miss
Sallie Mcmahon died this evening. She
has been AN invalid for many years
Her father was postmaster ~ one time
and her husband is travelling man.
She leaves three children. two sons and
daughter.
Dr. Thomas Carroll.
Or. Thomas Carroll died near Littls
Rock. Ark. on Easter morning lie WAS
the third son of the late Thomas and
NJ. 4. V. Carroll. at one time OF Warren
county. y c.. but afterwards Of Ash
land Va
Mrs. Charles T.. Timbcriakc.
WINCHESTER. VA. April 29-Spe-
cial-Tho funeral ~ Mrs. Charles T..
Timberlakc. who died nj her home. In
Brooklyn. y. Y. on Wednesday last after
ten days Illness Of congcstive chills.
took place here to-day.
4 large number OF friends accompanied
the remains 10 this city from Brooklyn.
Rev Dr. James X. Graham. pastor OF
the Kent-Stroct Presbyterian church, Of
iiciated.
Mrs. Undertake was thirty-seven years
Of age and Is survived by a husband and
six children.
The remains Of her twelve-yer old son.
Charles. who died about year ago, were
also brought here and inferred with his
mother.
Mrs. Tmberlake was a native OF Clarke
county and was a niece Of Charles Broad
way Rouss, tho New York millionaire
merchant.
Mrs. Virginia Thompson.
STANTON. VA, April 2s.-SpeciaI.-
| Mrs. Virginia Thompson died this evening
| ut her late home on Kalorama street. al
ter a lingering and painful illness.
Mrs. Thompson was one OF the most
lovable ladies in this vicinity. For many
wears she was the efficient matron at the
Western State Hospital and was beloNea
bv all the inmates and held IN the hish-
est regard by the officers and Board ana
her resignation was reluctantly accept
| Oh u, the last meeting OF the Board
Mrs Thompson was Miss Han ana -
survived ov one child Miss Eva. who re-
Gently resigned a. principal OF the Do
cesan School at Admission. Ala, 70 come
home and be with her mother, and also
| by two sisters. Nrs. Elizabeth hlser anu
Mrs Carrie Tipping, and Edward Nail
OF this city The funeral arrangements
have not been made.
Mrs. Amanda Dunlap.
sTAIrNTON. VA April 29.-Spec'al-
Mrs Amanda Dunlap. widow OF ". II.
DUNLAP. died AT her home near S'aun'on
las, night. She was sister OF Drs VIM.
: and r. \. McChesney. and Mrs. S. II.
uogshesd and Virginia Miller
The funeral will take place az her late
homs sunday and the intermcnt VIII -
I'm Thornrose cemetery. Rev. - T.
Booker viii conduct the services. -