The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-26
OBITUARY.
Mrs. anas1nsia Nvo, d.

yesterday afternoon at the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. a. a. Hungerford,
No. Gil North Ninth Street. -
Mrs Wood was a daughter Of the late
Henry Jenkins, of Baltimore, and a
widow of Charles Wood. She was born
in Baltimore in 1914, and was highly con
nected with the Maryland people of her
name. She leaves two daughters-Mrs
II. J. Lindsay and Mrs. y. a. Hunger
ford
The funeral will take place from the
Cathedral on Friday.
Mrs. Mary E'itzpatricis-
Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick died at 9:15
o'clock Tuesday night at No 1888 Beverly
Street
Mrs. Fitzpatrick was born in County
Glare, ireland, about sixty-eight years
ago. but had lived in this country about
forty years. a large portion of the lat
ter period WAS spent in Richmond. Her
husband and a daughter died year or
Death resulted from a general breaking
down. Mrs. Fitzpatrick was a good
woman, and her death viii be received
with sorrow by many friends.
The funeral will take place from the
Church of the Sacred Heart at 8 o'clock
this morning. The intcrment Will
be made in Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. c. K. August.
Mrs Christian Resale August. wife Of
Mr.. f II. August. died Tuesday night al
1859 O'Clock at her home, IN Barton
Heights She was in the siXtieth year OF
her age. and is survived by her husband
and nine sons
The funeral will take place at o'clock
tomorrow morning from St. Mary's
Church.
Information was received here yester-
day of the death yesterday morning IN
Lockport, y. Y, Of Miss L. Ccott
Henry Il; Gouldinan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA, April %
SpeCia,.--Ex-AIayor and Councilman Hehfy
r. GouldmAn, a prominent merchant
tailor, died at his home here last nlglt,
after an Illness of several weeks Of grip
and heart trouble, aged siNty-seVen
years He was a, native of Essex county,
and came TO this ely in 1872 lie was
prominent in business and Official NE
having served as city Councilman Tor
twenty wears. and was recorder great
portion of that time. He was prominent
~ identified with church work. having
been for over twenty years the chairman
of the Board of Stewards OF the Afetho-
dist Church. and took an active interest
in Odd-Fellowship.
Three years ago when Mayor w s
White died, he was appointed mayor by
Judge A. w. Wallace, and served out
the unexpired term. The City Council and
other city officials and Myrtle Lodge Of
Odd-Fellows Will attend the funeral IN q
body.
The CITY Council met this afternoon and
passed resolutions Of respect 10 his mem
ory a wife FIVE sons and two daughters
survive him.
James I. Williams.
LYNCHBURG, VA, April Especial
Mr.. James T. Williams, a prominent and
wealthy resident of the city, died sud
denly this evening of heart failure. He
was walking along the street when seized
with the fatal attack From early in the
sos TO 1867 Mr. Williams was engaged in
business in Richmond under the firm
name Of Tinsley, Tardy & Williams. and
afterwards as Tardy & Williams For a
number Of years he has been senior mem
Der of the firm Of James T. Williams &
Son, one of the leading jobbing houses
here.
Mr.. Williams was twice married, his
first wife being Miss Martha ]. Row, q
SDotsyIvania. and his second wife Mrs.
Mary Z. Martin. BY his first wife there
We're five children, the following four Of
whom survive him: Mr. John 4. Will
liams, Mrs. Thomas D. Christian, and
Misses Amanda and Duncan Williams.
There were no children from the second
marriage.
her of the City Council, and was for
wears a director of the Lynchburg Gas
Company and the Peoples National Bank.