The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-17
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Lizzie i Cutter.

Mrs. Lizzie J. Cutter the aged widow
Of the late Peter G.. Cutler. once d
wealthy lawyer OF New York city, was
found dead in her room at No. 12l0 East
Broad Street, yesterday morning.
The death of Mrs. Cutler, resulting from
heart failure was the close or a lite
which was most unusual. AS a girl, she
was Miss Lizzie j. Petit, of Albemarle
county, a belle at the University of VIZ
cinia; as a woman in married life. she
was the wife of u wealthy lawyer in the
highest social circle of New York. Dur
ing her first years as Il widow, soon al
ter the Civil War; when Mr.. Cutters
death occurred, she was Il popular itu-
thoress, writing several movers ana VIII
ing for the current numbers OF the lead
ing magazines of the day. Inc past
seven years of her life were spent III rsich-
mond, as an aged. dependent cid woman
in Il cheap hoardlnS-houSe, upon lie
charity OF her friends.
The funeral arrangements have not
been. made. Her friends, whose addresses
she left with tho undertakerS beIorc her
death. Colonel Thomas II. Baker, United
States marshal of Memphis, and Mrs.
%. Miller Boykin, of Camden, S. c., have
been informed Of her death
Mr.. j. W. Robertson.
The remains of Mr. ]. w. Robertson,
who died in New Mexico, reached Rich
,nond Wednesday night, and the funeral
will take place from Grace-Street Bap-
tist Church at o'clock this afternoon,
ueing conducted by Rev Drs. Hatcher
and Gardner: Tho interment Will be
made in Oakwood. The pal-bearers will
be as follows:
Honorary--Messrs. J.. c. Younger, W.
A. Page, w. II. Hoofnagie, Blair Boil
ing. j: Frank Jacobs, B. 2. Shackleford,
w. A. Watkins and Dr. L. D. Batkins.
Active-Messrs Clarence Batkins. J.
w. Gilman. Harry Perrin, William Lacy,
". IL Roy. George c. Porter, W. L.
Griffin and Z. s. Dodson-
h!r. Jackson Crouch.
Mr.. Jackson Crouch died at $50 O'Clock
"Wednesday evening at his residence, No.
Is North Twenty eighth Street, IN tue
=cventy-second year OF his age.
The funeral Will take place from St-
ames' NJ L. Church at 3 O'Clock To-
this afternoon and the interment will
be made in Oakwood.
He lea.-es a. widow, three sons. SIX
daughters and twenty-four grandchildren.
Tho deceased was the last surviving
member of the family or the late Reu-
ben and Catherine Crouch, OF king VII
liam county, Va.
Jacob We'll.
Mr.. Jacob Well died this morning at
rs o'clock at his residence. NO. leto
e.rove Avenue. He, had been confined to
his bed two months. He was thirty-one
years of age. and was formerly of Nor
ok, where he was the manager of the
Union Stock Yards. He was san or
Mr.. Charles We'll. He was married and
IS survived by his wife. He has two
brothers and three sisters. Mr.. Smith
Veil is one of his brothers.
The funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Veteran john A. Gait.
Veteran John x. Gait died "Wednesday
morning at the Soldiers Home. He was
sixty-eight years Of age. TIE funeral
viii be from the Home Chapel this morn
Ing at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. Martha Johnson.
Mrs. Martha, Johnson, al, aged lady,
died at the Home Tor Needy CO... ederate
Women vest ere:sy morning. She mad ueen
practically helpless from paralysis for a
month.
Mrs. A.. O. ColtrelI.
Mrs. Il. .. GettretI.s widow OF Benjamin
sP. Cnttreli. died Wednesday afternoon Il
her residence, No. too West -.Iairn street.
5A Irs. gottrell Was seye y-seren years