The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-13
MIR. M. A. coGBILL.

tield. hut recovefS--j was afterwards
promoted to lieutenant of his company.
This horrible wound which destroyed his
right eye. gave him great deal of pain
and trouble: in fact he suffered from it to
the day of his death.
No Drawer soldier ever followed immortal
commanders or fought in an immortal
cause, and when the history of the valor
and achievement of Pickett's Division
shall be written. his deeds will materially
add to the lusrre of Its fame.
1 As a clerk, ne was honest, capable and
accommodating. The people had in him
not only a valued and trusted public ser
want, but likewise true and tried friend
He will be missed as much for his fatheriy
advice to all classes of the people of
IChesteriield county. as he will for the
conscientious discharge OF public duty as
county clerk.
HIS FAMILY.
/ He married Mrs. Emma V. Moody.
daughter of the late James NJ. Perdue. of
Manchester. Mr.. Cosbili was the uncle Of
Mr. Herbert Coghlll, a merchant at the
Courthouse and a cousin of Hon. Phil.
Y. CoSbill, Commonwealth Attorney of
Chesterfield county. He was the last OF
his generation and universally popular
and beloved. lie connected himself many
years ago with the Methodist Church,
and largely through his efforts the church
at the Courthouse was huilt. He will
be missed as an officer, husband and citi-
zen. In all the attributes of Christian
manhood, he measured up TO the highest
standard. He aeaves a widow but no
THE FUNERAL.
The funeral will take place at II o'clock
Tomorrow morning from Trinity Church'
at Chesterfield Courthouse The remains
will then be brought to Richmond by the
Afternoon train and inferred In Holly
wood. The following have been selected
as THE honorary pali-bearers:
From tihe knights of Honor-MesSrs.
yySlNam Wash, E. ". Neisiger, r. p.
Smith and George C. Cornick From the
Heptasophs J, II. Patterson. j.
p. Jones, Charles Wake and Thomas
Nelsler. Prom the citizens OF Chester
field and A1anchester-Ju dge Is. A. Han
cock, Judge Wlilialm !. Clopton, Judge
John II. Ingram. Judge j. Al. Gregory,
Captain r. IL I'lournoy. DIR. T. ]. Cheat
ham. II. L. Dnval and A. L. Adamson.
The active pail sbearers will be members
of the troop in which Mr.. Cogbill served
d,Irdng the war. They are Messrs. Viii
liam c.. Gail, John S. Taysor, John n.
Dunstan. ". l.. Wilkinson, DR.. ]. p. Gill
Eam, George Winfree, Junius A. Brown
and John e. Parkinson.
MISS BRANDS I'LL
Miss Lottte Brands Is quite Ill at her
home. No. sos Rainbrldge Street She has
been confined to her room for the last
week, and was said not to be SO we'll last
night.
BALDwnN-oWENS
Mr.. A, r. Baldwin and Miss Alma
Owens were married last evening at
$50 O'Clock ut the hoire of the brides
pa-enta. No. 1907 Bainbridge Street
Miss Owens is the daughter OF tMr, and
Mrs Samuel r. Owens. and h most pop
lilar fapnrlte in her circle Of friends.
air. Baldwin is a merchant of the city,
and a young inan OF splendid business
qualities.
THE ceremony was performed by Rev.
- C. Reed. after which THE couple
left on the 7:s5 train for New York
and other northern cities. where they
will remain for week or more.
They will make their future home In
Manchester.
ACCORD IN TaIE CHOIR
Wednesday night at the residence OF tho
brides parents !. mr.. and Mrs. W R.
Moore, No. le7 West Twelfth Street. a
very pretty marriage Was soielnnlxea
when Aiiss rinne. the only daughter.
was Joined In holy Mediock TO air. ~. G..
Green. iof 1a.ls city.
the announcement of The wedding will
lie -eHd with great deal OF SURPRISE. as
no Invitations were issued and the clos
I est friends OF Tho yonng couple were
Kept In ignorance of the event, which so
happily took place Wednesday might At
O'Clock mo bridal k,arty entered the
Z fNR Daslos. s,5ss
81. Green uas attended BY his best