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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
oLAsGoW's GREATNESS.
Ground Broken for Roliiug-niiis-Large
Contracts Let-Governor Leo's
R.sidnucc.
Especial telegram to the Dispo,ch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
GLASGOW. Va. August 22.-Glasgow, is
fast redeeming the fondest hopes OF her
orielnators. Yesterday the ground on
which is 10 be erected the rolling-mills
was staked of. and to-day contracts were
signed with the Messrs. Whitman. OF
Columbus and Ironton. O., for the erection
Of large stove-manufactory. The lndus,,
try will cover three acres of ground ana
will employ l25 men. The capital invested
will be 100000 and the weekly payroll
will amount to over 81 800. The Messrs.
Whitman have similar works at columbus,
o.. and their goods have wldely-estao-
lished reputation.
BIG ORDER.
President Scott. of the rolling-mills. To-
dav gave building company orders for one
hundred dwellings, TO be completed III
three month.
HANDSOME REsIDESCE.
General Lee has moved into his new
handsome residence in Rockbridge Park.
II commands beautiful view and Is IN
few hundred yards of James rlver. Inc
building has over twenty rooms hand
somely furnished.
valuable lot ne site for q Masonic
temple was donated the Masons OF the city
to-day by the RockbrldGe Company.
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PHILADELPHIA, RIG IL spsgfh
4 .sxsslsst2
MONDAND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
ana FRIDAY NJ u NJ. ana oyery SUNDAY
A. VI.
Freight for Tuesdsys sni Fridays steamers
received I'll 1870 /. H.; Tor sundays steamer
nll 5P. N. Saturday. Freight received daily III
81. ".
Fare &c.
For further information apply %
y. W. NCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent. Once Rockets
W. +. CLYDE & CO..
no General agents, Philadelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23

BY Bowman, Boswell & Shuman.
Real Estate Agents and Aucloaeefs'
No. Q north Eleventh rect
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DYSPEPSIA

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads 70
self destruction. Distress after eating, sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, arc caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones tho
stomach. creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind. and cures tho most obstinate cases Of dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, or did mo little good In an hour after eating
/ would experience faintness or tired aI-gone
feeling, as though i had not eaten anything.
Hoods SarsaparillA did me an uense amount
Of good. II gave me an apo. !, and my food
relished and satisfied the craving mad previously
experienced. 1t relieved me of that faint, tired,
au-gone feeling: Ihave felt so much better since
took Hoods sarsaparilla, that l am happy to
recommend IT," G. A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
NIB. BE sure to get only
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for IS. Preparedonly
bye. l. HOOD & Co, Apotheearies, Lowell, Mass.
lNN NnSeS Ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 18TH
and continues nine months. The college COM
prisos eight academic schools and tho profess
sional school OF Law. In addition provision has
been made FOR systematic instruction In hlocd-
lion by the appointment OF Mr. l. X Hamberiln
as instructor.
Expenses per session OF n nonresident stu
dent embracing entrance fees and tuition in
three schools, $500 Expenses OF resident
student, en- braciug entrance fees. tuition IN
three schools, board. fuel. light, and washing,
i2JL5O.
For catalogue giving detailed Information, adj
dress y. PI'kIEAh,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
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TWO DOOMED CROATANS
Under Sentence of Death in the Land OF
the Observation-Disclosures Pensions.
,o,oora,, IN tho ufanatch

RALEIGH, n. c., August 22.-Governor
Fowle to-day paid 5000 reward Tor steve
was recaptured in Georgia this week. and
who was yesterday lodged in jail at Lum-
berton. Jacobs is closely guarded to pre-
vent his again escaping. He is under sen,
tence of death for the brutal murder OF
Mrs. carp. an aged white woman. HIS
uncle. Purdie Jacobs. is in the same lail
under sentence of death for the same
nrimn
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JAMgs-RfFEE DIVISION
Richmoud and A,lsEltly .l..r.-.i


LEAFR NfCINfI
500 A. ~ daiiy Tor Lmcl1Irr Irrnr.1l. f1i
Cnigon sOrge.
400 T.. 81. Tor Lynen.. 8 except et.Iay -r'
iu. Car fcr Iyura rt 200
Leaves Lyuclburs a. b. i. :. .i.f
Tor Lexington 49, .....a .ls.
TEaiNs ARRIVE At RiOHN.ha
$50 y. N. daiy tr9m clifton fO.s-
6ZO A. n. e1cep. sunday from 'ih
LsKiugtoa. AL "a lI4..-
station. kigbth ABd Canal sil..t
%. b.. ..sh
General f4ssHI.. HEft-
q. ". SrayBSs Genera sIl8r.ltsuIaa- .ii
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
ROAD LIN ga

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILkOAD.-scasiuis
commencing APRIL ~, lssg-sasIern sIsnGart
ume.
f:U A. ID. leaves byrd-s-st s:s:ioa daily
stops only S. Ashland, Boutwell,, MI
ford. and Fredericksburg, Brook, sad
Wldcwatsr -iesp3c W Washington
aud New YORK
Il:5s A. NJ leaves Byrd-sreeI station daily. Ok.
except sunday
Cap NJ leaves BTrd-suss, station daily
sleeper. Rico mOnd - New YORK.
e:50A- NJ arrives as Byrd street. stanoa daily
Sleeper from Nov York
9ss P. Il. arrive. a. Byrd-sresi station daily
stops 81 FreierickIogrg. k.lfort
BoIhxelL. aud Ashland sleeper froa
Wsspiogtoa aud Nss YORK Does ACT
stop al iba
s:SP. N. arrives al Byru-sues, station daily
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
pAnr EXCEPT sUsDLr4
e@A. N. leaves sloa Arrives at Ashland !,
7:S5A n
100 p. NJ accommodation leaves Bygd-sges,
station arrives az Ashland a. ) T.. "
GAP. N leaves Bba arrives Is Ashland ~
7:o3P. ".
e4,A NJ srrivss sIsA Leaves Asalsad atI)i
Al.
exA NJ accommodation arrives az Brv4
suss. station. leaves Ashland at: 30
A. NJ
eisR. NJ arrives - Ess hayss Ashlsni ~
I. A. TAYLOR rrsnic Manager
TT. d. krasA General superintendent
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ou,tor circles. having lived there for a

Quaker circles, having lived there for
long time some years ago.
Five Moonshiners having served ont
their sentences were released from prison
4 negro and on Italian had desperate
ficht on the street last night.
THE VIEW EDITOR.
II is reported that the new editor of the
Nor.b Si1ie il James W. Albright. nephew
of Congressman Brewer, and who holds a
lucrative Office under the Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
JACK lACKGY SUICIDES.
Made Desperate by the Groundiess Taunts
of Jealous Wife.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.i

GREENSBORO, n. c.. August 22.-Jack
Lackey. aged thirty-tve, rendered des-
perate by the jealousy and constant fault
finding Of his wife, committed suicide at
his home, in Stokes county, yesterday. His
wife was upbraiding him harshly Tor some
fancied grievance, when he sprang up,
seized his gun, placed the muzzle to his
forehead. pulled the trigger. and fell dead
beside her. Ii was all done so quickly
that the wife could not interfere. Her
screams attracted large crowd, but
nothing could be done, for Lackey was in
stantly killed.
DROPPED DEAD.
Mrs Oriana Mendenhall. wife of DR.. Me-
rus Mendenhall. dropped dead at the sup
portable last night at her residence, near
Guilford College. She was about sixty
years OF age and most highly esteemed
lady. DR.. and Mrs. Msndenhall are both
Wsn known in Richmond. especially IN
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nnN,r DEFEND on IT.
ALLIANCE MEN.

1t is PLAIN that the alliance is going to
support its own people. Take wake c0un-
alliance ticket for the Legislature. If the
Republcans do not nominate alliance men
also the Republican members of the order
Will vote for the Democratic nominees,
but if the Republicans do nominate ALI
ance men there will be division. That -
what your correspondent Is assured IS the
exact status Of affairs, and gives 1t as
,,,aftar of news
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
DICHMOND AND DASNlLLL
III RAILROAD

DICHMOND AND DASNlLLL
Al RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECTJll %. iy.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND w..
qseA a. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. fa.y. b F"
lAuia, Augusta So r.ils -,-.
uccts q. DroonaolrI f.r 'lI. I'D 81.
Raleigh. - rs.GhIry o. "
NJrth Carolina rassal se-. .'i .,''
sleeper a. 3. a. Ilr.lt.
from DsuViie -IItI
go A. n ACCOhhoDAfiDH 1aif
sunday, ~ C.0YeE ~ Obj
mediate poins& ....r,t
100 A. n. yiNGlsIAAND NotlH th y.
kAPkBss. daily Ap4fA 20. i
kAiolgh tia hoysfiDt GO.
BurksYille Win NQri1is 80 '''
railroad f0r FafmVlis, %
aui points West 10 h-fi'.
Clarksulle. O1f3ri. Hg1if-ai 80
Durham
500 Pm FAST MAIL. daily. for Al,s.a. -
gusIa, ani p0.gts ,9lt1.
NOseisys junction sii4 fa'
aud P0whk.gn railroad ~
boro FOR Durham AM har 1T
salisbury Tor Nestsra Ne..l
lima through siscpofs t--
cocPE. Local, dsily. except saeia'
Ameiis c0lr.holse and 1861
points ....,,,oND
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RIChhONN
80 a n From Asians, sni AasaT'
s..S A. NJ From Amelia Co2rsh9usa
40 r. NJ Prom kAlsigA
e:SS r. NJ A. Manchester. from N49f'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
UhO ktH ". NAatsNF q VI y 'If'"f
40. lgi Holm sLeeL All
aull Company wharf kocLegA
STEAMBOAT 7..-,,r,. A.,

NIIR(flNlA SlEAMbOAI f,.s4sssg
' COMPANY FOR tne SaAsHOkE. A.-szs'ski-
Cheapest and most pleasant rout' - DLD
POINT. FIRdISA BEACH. OCEAN Nlh@.
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT News,
CLAREAONT, aud JAMES RIVER LAND
mos By elegant saloon sloane: AhihL
leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY. WBDNhs-
DAY. and FRIDAY at A. NJ. otrees-cars 20
directly 10 steamers wharf. Fare 70 Oh Pom.
or Norfolk. si.50. second class. 81.
Connections az Oii Point aud Norfolk closely
with all lines for norghern cities. virginia Beach.
And Ocean View same afternoon. jSmoa river
by daylight Great tourist lima Cheapes!
route.
through tickets on steamer and ~ Gafoors
Agency, 1919 Main street Baggage checked
through. s,ste-roons engaged Tor day Or night
Freight received dsIly Tor NORkJLk. FORTS
MOTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA ALLAN
Tic AND DANVlLLE. aud FARAFiLLE AHD
POWHATAS K X STATIONS, AMI WASH
TNGTos. d. C., all p.iais IN Eastern N0rth
Carolina, Eastern Virginia. ao1 all regular Lard
ings on the James river, a. lowest rates aud
through bills issJed.
LlCIES q. rATUM, Nice-Presiieut.
No. M MAN stree. anf kOckcttA
IRWIN WXiS. DEa FrelEhIA Passenger AgsnL
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Geusrs. Faairngss As .a.
CulsLssg EDDY % frss.lla-
General once. Roanoke. Va .I
EARMyILLa AID r0WHAH5

TARMElLLG AN n IONuAlil
4 RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE .5 EAST NA.H
SCHEDULE rs hffftI aI.Lr.
LEAVE Ei.uN ND
q.I5 4. ~, ria Atu.t.. conc. $40 f..
5l5 g.. Ne, rio Alln'r Coast i.a' pr
p1eE lul lte u. Il-,s
CD A. NJ, ira Richmond auI Ds
vile. ana al rialog. n.
function.
800 p. ~, r,G Richmond ana DAN
vile, ami ADO -fsI0gs fas
junction.
500 p. NJ, ri1 Hi-hmoHI Goi Da4fl $3.50.
carter auf Niut. rru...
tRKfYH At AiDHHuFn
g.l0 A. M.r.n AUanu. Coast IIGn, from ....f..
p0el AM fnfcfmeiltfe rfll .l.
g.s0 T. NJ ril tt'lrfrI IlHt IiIc fflm bonn I. rs
SIS A. ~, ria Kchm.nl ana DHlvI.e, IRON
FsrutiI". .ri lII t...I.' ue.. ui
NO4Hlcy Junction.
e.f5 A. NJ. rH N.hmoHl ana uanfilIn.
~siu.ugrt and r.u.srlo ..
All trains daily 'K OPS ~u0iaT.
For tickets. taFgsgo-rloc.-, iin,-it'
call upon A. ". GANBEt hIalt. Coast .
aud kcnmoni aud banvillo ienlt.
T.. a. bfthlNrN
GpHrral ias.r.EH. I...
JAMES r. WEsrH. General Manager a.
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THE cApRIcIoUs ELecTRlc-FLAsH.
The Ferryman and Youth struck and
stunned Mt Sewberne.
rspscial telegram to the Dispatch.l

NgwBrRSE. N. c., August 22.-To-day
dnring tho severe electric-storm which
nassed over the city between ~ and p.
N Cesar Willis. the ferryman. and a
yonth Cboth colorod). while standing near
n ferrv-boat hauled up on the beach near
the landing opposite ,Newberne. were
struck by lightning. badly stunned. ana
Of this citv. after hard work succeeded in
resuscltating them both.
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THE STATE DENTAL ASSOCIATION
70 Meet IN Roanoke Divorce Case End
sd--Desth 6fs Notorious Criminal.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispstch.l

ROANOKE, Va, August 2.--The Virginia
State Dental Association will meet 10 this
city on Tuesday next.
Ihe ce.~tsssed BsontBowles divorce
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Y0RK-RIYER LlNE,uA wEsfro"
TUE FAY0RITE ROUrS Nohih
LEAVE RICHMOND:

LEA v Il nv II h0~''r
TRAIN ia. 81, SID z. A.. 49,.
LOCAL YNPkS~s, daily eissps ,eAif "a
AT ali stAgiOas Al Lester Manor eo1n7.' A.
stage for walksrson. with Baltimore $50
West Polnt
TRAIN No IS. SIS \. .t,.
BALTINoRE LIMITED, daily siieY' ~.
for WeH POin. connocdcg niG t-.a.s
steamers Cor baltimore. Al balamof' -. Az
connect with Baltimore ani Olio fA4t''
Washington, Pellsislphls. sai seH N-,,,,s
Steamers leave Baltimore 4. H. 4AA!'
SUNDAY. =, - "a
Trains arrive Is Richmoni Ms A u az 80
A n.
TRAIN No Ia 30 A. " ,..,s.
LOCAL. NixRD. daily except saaish 20
Twsny-thlri street for Wee. foia. A.
mediate points ,..,.i. ..,,s.
TicasIosacs al s.atioa toos OF Nifs'aA . - ,
opea 5 A. NJ. 10 Z. NJ. and tfom ~ 20
A. VI. IA.
ci,y sisssIones- Of rona a.
s ses HAS JAA |. fAfLoA
Tfsc1c hsnaxSr General Pssssnset a. a.
JoskPH & Rrra plvsisa Pss'sas" -
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10 THE ROCKfFs.

The Governor to-day received telegram
stating that the delegates to tine national
congress of farmers winch meets at Coun-
ell Bluffs on the 26th instant Will be gwen
a complimentary excursion over the l mon
Pacific road to Denver and the Rocky
Mountains.
THE COLLEGE SOLID.
Unon inquiry at the Department OF Agrl-
culture to-day it was learned that every
tbino had been satisfactorily arranged IN
regard to the carrying on of the Agricultu-
raj College, and that January lst nearly
81 900 from the land-scrlp tund VIII be,
available. The trustees of the college VIII
soon meet and establish an industrial nj
stitution for the colored race. Tins VIII
he done under the provisions OF the new
Morrill, bill. which gives $4,000 annually
TO the two races for this purpose.
no JUTE BAGGNG.
The State Farmer business agent of the
alliance REPORTS to-day that he Is doing an
immense business in furnishing supplies OF
cotton bagging to the alliances. lie Is using
for this sugar sacks and sacklng, which
he purchases in New York. The bagglng
made of pine straw could not be furnished
here in sufficient quantities. The alliance
will use no Iute bagging.
CONFEDERATE PENSIONS.
Auditor Sanderin is examining the ap-
plication Of disabled soldiers and OF sol
diers' widows fer pensions. Over 5000
applications have come in from the county
boards of pensions. or about thousand
less than the number to whom pensions
were paid last year. After the Auditor ex-
amines the applications they will all be
submitted to the State Board of Pensions;
composed of the Governor, Auditor, and
Attorney General. and payments will be
made early III November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
TkAiN. aOKrHWAkn
Daily tpA Az. =. sunday.

OffaNAfspAANar
Sos. II. y, 81 -. aaf - EAks ul l'ori SD.
- and - stop Ga giEnai a. r.nrtst..-
DroWrys Bluf. Cent-Ala AMI chester ,.
stops AT Chester. N3s so. ~ IS. 81 ga ..t-eal
a. will stop a. all ststi3ls Tor pssssr1ar.
PULLNAh-CAR sEsffCL
On Trains Nos. 10 an 4 6 sieeping-ra-s 0s. .rss,
New York eni Tampa fiN 0.s Js1kt .r a..
On Trains Nos "a agl q sleop.1 g-rsrs fstF.s,.
Washington and Cssrlssi0n. On Tfaa Al.
siecping-cars between Wa.r gtla aus ...t
sonville, ON Irsn NJ. o. s.re.ilg.-s. L.
tween Jacksonville sni Ser l0rG
The ONLY ALl-RAiL LINZ 20 f0Kf
Richmoni....;s.p An sorfols''",.'s5p
Richm0nd. 1852 x. Norfolk .... ..- . u
norfolk ......'- t0A- n. kichtn .li..ff.r d
Norfolk .....'t0I r. Y. kioh n0ls.. $50 p q
she uains leaving kic1munf atsr a. f. r.t
Norfolk 20 D.. n. are solo 80 ls t....-
.ness two pCilts, and pssfelgsrs b. ur. T..
without change % CsrA ClCse connect ono t.t
siso made st fetsr8tIry BY No g. M ...
from 0lchmOul aEi tls $50 4 " lrAl o.. .s
Norfolk.
trains leaving Rlcnmoni a. 8iI a. E. ado
ll.sP. VI. snd arriving as k-hm3ul S.. ll..
NJ AMI go. r.. n. maEe r..o -.n.H .. a.
Peter surg 20 snd 'rou faruvilr .5r..
and southwestern loiniA
X h. SLLLf. SuDer.atscfsa1
r. T. -. MrEsl General slpfr.u i..-
I. u. RsEasQs. eelerzl fassHnE. Ar.at
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100 Doses One Dollar
ROCKS. STATIONERY, so.

tom,
adopted BY the State Board Of Education for sr-
cIusirc use a. atex,- book OF VIRGINIA HISTORY
In the pubic FREQ schools.
We hereby notify all retail dealers In School
Books who have heretofore been supplied by
Kichmoud houses that II they have any diflcuiiy
In being supplied al trade prieesfrom any house
In thai city we will supply them al our closest
discounts IL they will apply direct 10 u.s. or We will
send the book to any pupil or teacher, post paid.
on receipt OF 81. We will also send on applica-
tion our spsciai price list Of ALL PtBIiC-
SCHOOL BOOKS, Offering as low rate as they
can be bought from any other house 10 tho slate.
AT distant points We will equslize frslghis IRON
nearest shipping point Address
j. p. BELL COMPANY, Publishers.
~ al-eod3s Lynchburg, Va
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EDUCATIONAL.

NOTICE.-THE COMMITTEE AP-
~ P0iNTGD 70 I'll the vacant CHAIR OF
MATHEMATICS ~ RICHMOND COLLEGE, for
tho next session. lviie written applications, with
dress y. PURYEAR. Chairman 81 the Faculty,
Richmond, Va. an ij.l1,232bS3O
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY II. b. Chsflin q Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No north Tenth street

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF A
i TRACT OF 40 ACRES OF LAND NJ, ~
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. WITH BUILDINGS
THEREON, ABOUT EIGHTEEN MILES fkod
HICHMoSD.--By virtue OF q deed OF rust
from Samuel Lindsey and keDecca Lindsey
dated April -, 1884, and recorded IN Decd boox
AZ. page is0. Chesterfield County Court clerks
Office. def suit having bee a made In paymonis OF
notes secured therein, viii sell BY pu DE nc
ton, AZ Hallsboro, on Richmond and Dansiho
railroad. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1890,
NJ 10 O'Clock NJ, tho TRACT or LAND described
In said deed ~ follows: All that certain ract OF
parcel OF land, with tho buildings thereon'
rights. ways, sni appurtensnces 'Boreto neiopg-
ing. lying aud being In the county OF thostet-
field, adjoining the lands OF Joseph tliett
and Robert Miller, and bounded on the south Dy
Gonito road and west by Swift creek. containing
fs) acres, more or less
Terms: Cash Tor expense a sale and 20 pay
four notes amounting q s50S.,5, with interest as
follows: ON IS from April -. lss,, on :S.|sv
from April 90 1888 on 1921 - from April 20 ~,
and on s20 from April 30 1890. credit 70 hprit
20, 1891, Tor fi9s.75. and balance on time 70 DO
announced at hour Of sale
r. 10 CHAFFIN, Trustee.
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN Raj.

r. Ohf Ol4h AN - W ID Kim ia n
~ scnvDu1xA a sTAe u.yn.o,
TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 EORYJtZ tsn
LTNCdBUHA
LEAVE RICHMOND. Byrd ,lKt.l -' iIIgE
.,gAM Daily. "a ressrsoacg h'elu ID .
norfolk fhr1 ~ krrr.st ...f .
Norfolk ig21 r.. =. Nops ll.. .. ..
teTsburg anq rlTOi-.
uHin, leag POI. fetar WIZ tt '.
~. aud arriving at N1F. .s....
stops at 200 -taarus
e40 u. Daily. va petsTsrl-g. tTn o.
Peiorsbars 1925 A. y. So a-st
feter.burs i..l3 d. IT. Pm f..a.
villa LyuchtGrg, ani o.. u...a ..1
AM hcsk
sssP. N. DAILY. 80 PegersbIrs s.rr p.
tsrsburg e.5P h.. lstvl ..i..t..-.
So ?. n. isAT arriving N.r.t
=. n
,isO Pm. Daily. tis pesersoarL A1f. Fl.
Petersburg 40! a. NJ. n..-.t
win Trsia ~. b. leaving 'lt..
a. lgig A. A. f)s FaruF.....
kouA sal WseS
liscO A. NJ Daily. rtI hIrrsvile. Tor ....f.
LIN hburE, So -24tl. al SOB
PULLMAN sLEsflsG-CAk Ac-.Al.-s
No. I-slesping-car from rsi3roIry % .Et
si;bou! ehaGge. l0aUuy Petersburg
l2:iO 4. ". All LyacnoGrs 30 hru. sl-
no. s-Lyuchburs - Some aai a1la.ts .
hemphi- uithoa! onange
1ickets, De<fege-chrfks A1i 81 l..'r I'D
can 10 obtained at hIchmoai aut feFnl g
railroad depot A. ". BarDsrA 100 lts..H.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-23
DEPARTURES OF srxAaEBs.

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Main street ChesspeASJ Aat ohio Bn1 hl0h-
nlond and Petors burg dopotA, snd a. com penTs
Offices 1891 Main street. and wharf. kocssits
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issued for points beyond New Iu<s
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TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, nJkcDAfs, nud
,esv ria Newport NeWsl Al 3.9O f. n. aud ~
Eisbraoud and Petersburg railroad tstmo days
nj 3.35 +. NJ. will make connection Al NobfOLh
with steamer leaving those day.
GEORGE ". ALLHs & CO., Agsnp,
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The Newtown bee., 1890-01-17
B. s. Crofutt.

Benjamin $. Crofutt left Hattertown for Orange, N. J., B years ago, return ing each Fall to visit his old home. The Orange, \. J., Chronicle has this notice of his death: Benjamin $. Crofut, of the hating firm of Porter, Crofut X Hodg- kinson, died at his residence, corner Park and Snyder streets, at o'clock Thurs day morning, December 26. He had been troubled with kidney disease for some years, which latterly took the form of blood poisoning and nervous prostration, these being the cause of death. He suf- fered greatly during his sickness, but the end was painless and peaceful. Benjam- in Summers Crofut was son of Russell CrOfut of Newtown, Conn.,, and was born in that town, April l3, 1880. He had d his native town and, in his 17th year, he left school to learn the hating trade. He was apprenticed to George Benedict, then one of the leading matters in that district and served four years under him, learning the trade thoroughly in all its branches. As soon as he was out of his time, he married, November 10, 1850, Miss Caroline Morehouse, daughter of George Morehouse.
 In 1856, they came to Orange, and set tied, young Crofut being given charge of Hedden's shop on William street as fore man. He remained in that position three years and, in 1859. left Mir Heddens em- ploy to engage in business for himself The new firm was composed of Jared P. Porter and Mir Crofut, under the style oi Porter & Crofut. They rented the shoI on Wallace street, where Brennan S Carr's shop now stands. A year later James NJ. Smith, brother-in-law of Nil Crofut, was admitted to the firm, tho style being changed to Porter, CrOfut Smith. In 1867, the Wallace street shol was burned and the firm was dissolved by mutual consent, Mir Smith retiring The morning after the fire and while tho embers were yet smoldering, Porter S | Crofut purchased what was then knowI as the Williams shop on the corner o Commerce street and the railroad, wher, they have ever since remained. The shol then was but one quarter the size that i is at present. In 1879, Thomas w. Hodg kinson was admitted to the firm and tn, style changed to Porter, Crofut & Hodg kinson, which it has retained to the pres ent time. In September, 1866, MT Por ter died, but no change was made in thu style of the firm. Mir Crofut had tw, children, daughter who died in infanc. and a son, George Benjamin Crofut, ; young man who is now interested in tn business. MT Crofut was an attendan at the North Orange Baptist church, al though not member. He was a diree tor of the Half Dime savings bank, member of Corinthian lodge, No. 57, A F. SG A. NJ. and of Orange chapter, Nc B, R. A. M.
 The funeral services were held at hi
 late residence Saturday, December 29, a
 } 30. They were conducted by the Re
 James T. Dickinson. The interment Wa
 in Rosedale cemetery, at the eonvenienc
 of the family. Vepir yidii Wei, this is said ot Salyatio