Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-18


ion Hospital. where he had been under
treatment for about q month Major
LipscombN had been In ~ health for a
long time. and when brought to the city
IL was apparent that the end was fast
approaching
Major Lpscomb was native OF Rich
mond. and was 20 years OF age. lie was
one Of seven children born 10 Thornton
c. and Mary Gentry Lipscomb hut two
OF whom now survive He spent his boy
hood here. but in 1917 went 10 New Or
leans. where ne engaged In business as
cotton factor. and amassed an ample
fortune. lie conducted this business UNI
III the breaking out Of the war. when he
enlisted and was appointed major on the
stan OF General Hebert and took part in
the defences OF the city. He later raised
and equipped at his own expense com
pany-the Carroll Guards-yhich was at
tached TO the Eleventh Louisiana Resi-
ment Colonel Marks, and took part in
the battles OF Belmont shiloh. and went
all through the western campaign with
General Bragg's army. The company was
commanded by deceaseds brother, a. A..
Lipscomb
Upon the death Of his brother, Mr..
James +. Lpscomb. Major Lipscomb re-
turned 10 Virginia and began agricultural
pursuits, being successful In that line.
His farm, "Presquc Isle" is one Of the
finest estates in Chesterfield. He was
never married. Two brothers survive
him-Messrs. Benjamin r. and Calvin
Lipscomb. Of this city lie is also sur
yived by two nephews-Messrs. John r.
and Edward Alvey-and two nieces-Mrs.
! J.. Alvey scott and Miss Belle Taylor.
The funeral will take place this after
noon at o'clock from the residence OF
Mr. John u. Alvey. No $40 west Grace
street The interment will be made in
Hollywood.
Mr.. solomon GoIdcnbcrg Dead.
Mr. Solomon Goldenberg, for many
years a well-known clothing merchant Of
this city died yesterday morning at 1910
o'clock at the home of his brother. Mr..
Charles Goldcnberg, No. S8 east Marshall
street Mr. Goldenberg had been in I'll
health about seven months, and most of
that time ne was confined 10 MS bed.
Just three months ago yesterday, he was
struck by car on Broad street and Sc
riously injured. Though he was able 70
walk out again a few weeks ago he was
perceptibly weaker. and remarked to his
friends that he did not seem 70 be get
ting well
MI. Goldenberg was born near Frank
fort germany on March %. 1877, and
came TO this country in 1864 He located
i'm camden. n j.. but in 1863 came 10
Richmond. associating himself in business
with his brother. Mr.. Charles GoldenDerg.
I'm June. 1879 he married Miss Rebecca
Rhode. Of New York. who only lived about
five years after the marriage. no chill
dren were born TO them
Mr.. Godenberg was held IN hlgh regard
l. 10
of strict integrity and thorough business
training.
his funeral will take place from the
mortuarv chapel at the Jewish Cemetery
this afternoon at o'clock. The pan
I hearers will be Messrs. ". +. Evans WI
/ liam Reinheimer. r.. Levi, NJ. Greentree'
IN Hutzler Leroy s Brown, STANLEY
| strause. and II. Reinhardt
Death of Mr.. Henry ipscomb'
Mr. Henry G.. Lpscomb. Of No. l'ol Il
/ Buchanan street. died at his resloehce
/ Iast sunday afternoon at 1925 o'clock IN
the 57th wear of his age. Mr.. Llpscomo
/ had stroke Of paralysis about three
wears ago. and never fully recovered. lie
/ leaves a wife and five children. also TWO
/ brothers and one sister TO mourn 'heH
/ loss
The funeral will take place this morning
at II o'clock at Christ Episcopal chuich'
/ The interment will lie in Oakwood.
Mr.. Morgenstern's Funeral.
The remains Of Mr.. Otto Morgenstern
were deposited in Hollywood yesterday.
The funeral took place from ST. John
German Evangelical Lutheran church at
A.2o o'clock. and was largely attended
| detail from Lee Camp also being present
Tho service was conducted by Rev Pau
/. Mcneil