The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-21
OBITUARY.
Mrs. ScharIottc Tippins.

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Mrs. Scharlotte Tippins died at her
residence at S27 south Fourth street yes
terday morning at 9:30 O'clock in the
eighty-irst years of. her age. She had
been i'll since last Sunday, when she was
stricken with paralysis, and since then
she had no: spoken!
y The fun.ral VIII take place from the
residence at $3.50; o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. DR.. r.. L. Smith officiating. The
iinterment will be in Hollywood.
The pall-bearers are AIessrs "A II.
Robbins. Jos. Montgomery. j. Taylor
Ellyson, William Ellyson, B. c. Wherry
and 3. B. Crump.
Flora Isabelle Hooper.
Flora Isabelle Hooper, the infant
daughter OF James D. and Mary C.
Hooper, died at the residence Of its par
ents, i'll Henrico county, yesterday even
ing at o'clock. She was four years
and four months old.
The funeral: will be held from the resi-
dece Monday afternoon at o'clock.
James Pyle.
News was; received in this city yester-5
day of the death Of Mr.gJames Pyle in
New York city.
George \. Sinclair. Il
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. 20
special.-AIr.5 George a. Sinclair. a tpromi-5
nent citizen of this city. died suddenly ~
his home on Preston Heights, at L 0 CLOCK
yesterday, in the sixty-nlnth year OF his
age.
He was at dinner with his family when
death came. His wife, who was MISS
Glenna billiard, of Lynchburs, survives
him. together with seven children
He was brother of Mrs. iDr. John a.
5T,roadus of Louisville, Mrs. DIR. Halves Of
New York, c. H. Sinclair Of the United
States Survey, c.. G.. Sinclair OF
charlottesville, and John Sinclair OF. Abe
marie county. So
Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 o'clock from
the Methodist church, Of which he was
prominent member. -
Deaths i'll Staunton.
2 STAUNTCiN, VA, Jan. e0.-speclai:--
Joseph A. Newman, the OLDEST. man ~
service on the po Ice force, having served
for nearly twenty-five years, was para
lived Yesterday, and died az S o'clock to-
night, aged sixty-six. He was a naive
of Hanover county. and member OF the
sSlaunton Artillery during TIE war MAR
He is survived by wife and five chill
1ren.
f. McIleer city postman, died this morn
ing. after lingering illness, OF con-
sumption. i5sttS te s
Deaths at Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, a, jan 2o-special.
Mrs. 1Lemoyre, wife of Mr.. F.. D. Le-z
moyre, died at a late hour last night at
her home, in Wilmington: Fairfax, county,
Va She was In her e!Shsy-slAth year,
ter Of the late Francis CHI chester. The
funeral win take place to.morrow after
noon att O'Clock fron1cPohick, church..-15
Miss Bette Watkins died this morning:
49, li,,oo
her mother, Mrs. Mary Watkins, in West
End.
Esteemed Colore1 AN.
The funeral Of William Henry Harri-s
son Holmes, the faithful and trusted
butler at Brook Hill for the past twenty
years took place from lEbeneZer5 (col-E
!ored) church Friday afternoon at g
% clock The interment was at Me-
chanics' cemetery, In Barton Heights.
Rev. William H. White. of Mount Car
mel (colored) church, in the absence COZ
the pastor, officia ted.
The seats allotted to those white per-
sons who wished to attend the last ser
vices OF this most estimable coloreds citt-5
zen were filled without any room ~ to-
spare. ~ e
At the church Friday his popularity
was evidenced by the numbers that att
tended the service to paya last tribute
or respect to the dead, and that hid loss
was SfeltS was manifest from the SYM
pathysswitf which the mourning party
was surrounded. A number OF prominent
white citizens of RI chnond were present
the service. IS
a with Holmes anothe Of the few: res
naming ante-bellum negroes has passed
away and It IS & az istincts loss when
mother example Of the relat tonship that
once existed between and SER
want prior to 1861 is lost - hen the war
closed "a dimes wa s. only Ia young man.A
But She had grown up In the satmospeaeras
~ rsntie refinement In THE hnhs sho'd o.
Sir. Worth ana. ct carniiti':x CO tY.3
ard he carried the impress Of that -eGrly
influence throug hout his 3. life.
M. fnral designs were numerous and
and were most by the oner.ss