The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-27
OBITUARY
Mrs. Sarah e. PIeasan t..

Mrs Sarah Z. Peasants, widow OF
Captain j: b. peasants. for many years
CAPTAIN Of police. died al her residence,
No. 2313 East franklin Street yester-
day morning at 1:40 O'Clock. after a
lingering Illness. In her flfty-fi tn year.
Mrs. Peasants had been an earnest
church worker for many years. and a
great Ere par. part Of efl her time was spent in
Shackelford, of the King and Queen
county family OF that name, but had
lived In Richmond greater part OF
her life. She. leaves two sisters. Miss
Miss Lulie shackelford. Of West Point.
both being with her when she died
FIcr funeral will be held from Trinity
Methodist Church this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. The active pall-bearers
F. Shacke ford. S. II. Roane. JOSEPH,
Lyme. J. E, Schwalmyer, Alex. Pierce,
Henry J. Ridenour and Samuel Muire.
Honorary: Messrs. Charles p. Walford
Moses II. Carter and Charles w. Hard
lywood Cemetery.
A notice was issued by the president
of the Ladies' Masonic Auxiliary yes
terday requesting all members to meet
promptly to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Pleasants.
Captain Charlie. s. Morgan.
Captain Charles S. Morgan. son of
the late Colonel c.. S. and Alcinda G. M.
Morgan, died in Baltimore, Nd. on
Monday.
city, December s. 1885. He was edu-
Gated In Richmond schools; was ap-
pointed cadet to West Point in 1854,
and resigned In 1857 at the instance OF
his mother. who, foreseeing war, fear
ed he would be- forced to remain In
the Northern army. His resignation.
now preserved, was accepted. with a
record of proficiency in mathema tics.
erlfShs E>ranrh 1rtl1lary, inf y.
try tactics aud fencing. for which he
was noted. He served in the War Be-
tween the States with Distinction III
the fall Of 1855 he Went to Baltimore. to
gan Robinson.
Captain Morgan leaves his widow,
who was Elizabeth Rieman, daughter
OF Alexander Ricman. of Baltlmore a
Finders Robinson, or this city
The remains reached Richmond last
night, acc ,mpanied by Mrs. Morgan.
Mr. Mrs. 55 9hn d hHSay r e ln NaW 9SrK
Mrs. Macbeth. OF Pittsburg; Mr.. John
EARLY, Miss Early, Mr.. and Mrs, a. II.
Early, Of Baltimore: Mr.; and Mrs.
George Burgess, Of memphis, will ar
( The funeral viii take place to-day
at Il r. NJ. in tie Hollywood Chapel.
Iptcrment private. No lowers.
me pall-hearers are requested to
meet at the rooms OF Mr.. L. r. Chris
tian, 1912 East Broad Street. at 1880
o'clock They are as follows:
Active,-Nlr. James w. Gordon. Mr. w.
r, Miller, Mr.. John NJ. Price. Mr.. John
Harvie, Mr.. J.8H. Crenshaw, Mr.. l., G.,
Burrnss, Mr.. Frank Blankenshp.
Honorary--Dr,4 rreyilian, Mr., r. E.
Green, Mr.. James T. G ray, Mr.. u Booton
Hill, Mr.. j. Aston Cabell, Mr.. r. &.
Wherry, Mr.. ]. G. joplin Or. G. Watson
James, Mr.. Richmond Christian, Colonel
II. ", BldGood Colorel Archer .Ander-
son, MI, PoitianX Robinson, Mr.. r. w.
Watkins Mr.. j, r. Werth, Mi. r.. v,
The Rsv. Dr. Jere wltherspoon and
the REV. Landon Il. Mason Will CON
duct the services.
l.Oftin u. LipscOmb
AR, Loftin r, Ilpscomb died at his
residence, Sla North TWanty-fourth
street, yesterday morning at 1910
O'Clock. lin the sixty-eightR year OF his
age.
The funeral will take place from the