The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
w. B. CRAWFORD ASSIGNS
LrzBILITIEs, TWENTY 1HoUsAND'
Meath of Mrs. j. ~. woodwsrd-The Mayor
atty Contest In Lynchburg M"
varm-virginis Affairs In Generni'

STANTON. VA. Feb. 20. -lSpcciaLl-". Is
crevford living near New Hope. Augusta
county. assigned TO-DAY TO Charles curry aho
w. f. Craig as trustees. Liabilities tweh''
thousand dollars. The creditors are divide'
into seven classes. 4 farm IN Albema'''
comfy and the fine farm on which Mr. Cra"'
.o,d lives arc included in the deed. morn
ton q. Stout is placed IN the seeonII Nj
NJ Ouarles. executor OF ., I'm
Stont's estate. third class. Fourth cia''
+. Schutterlie. Fifth class: l.. N.sIpb oo,d &
Patterson. ". r. Frctwell anI bcIowford
Sons. Sixth class: Mrs. W; The
- 0oo dover. and 81 100 ia c"5ni+ and
$500 Lass includes all other deDi, nj
srcb amounts AS may be on bonus ".- for
obligations due ON account OF so0"''
l.. Kemper. atom y ii a. her residence
Mrs. i \. Woodward dieo az She
in this city TO-DAY. AGED sewn, ,be we'll
m.s 10 vie of j. y. Woodward. ~
was t"o manager. and the mo,v'' - -
49," woodward Of Cogingtonh pevtnn
yy"odxard If Texas and Mrs. T.
OF the Natural Bridge. ,,eda room on
Local option people mere Ie"o.,rai,n mr.
.bawaln street Of the town lot ','il a.
noses CA the door was t'an'I .i,n chat
liz following notice IIon "rnn,n. of
ihe NY ro.fing tonight on account .,
100 eervices st the Meth"diss Onut0n.
mis- h. evidence Of q vigorous
tie part a the df}S. tarre dry goods
- ronntrymau went INTO q lai|o -
nd clothing house HesterqHJ hacE
while the young lazy c.etA - = Milo on the
turned siipued an overcoal rom " ~ -
tu'neu aqItel ont with 10. lie was ar
coun10' ~" +,ten before the mayor. VINO sent
ieS'' .ail The extremely respectable ap.
a.,ence Of the man attracted q s1ou en- y
dl,tnn,'on and he was followed TO the mayor
office by % large crown. tocdo on two
,o~n last night. They went first 70
"a ct-,,nton Milling Company. IL IS not
ttnowo how they gained admission 70 inc
hD1",,, The man III the Office, j. W. DIN
Lie head miller. was III BED asleep wien
Inc woke up two men We're stabuinE O,ei nn
witt loaded pistols. anu toIu nun ~ eSe0p
ouiel and be would mol De hu.. .~.5
.iod Dinkles HANDS and feat Win d wire iOyo'
- first asked him 10 open the
safe Diukle said he was only an en-
nIove and knew nothing ABOUT 'ne
80 He told them 10 was Useless ~
.bl0w" the safe. They replied; 1baV ; gu
business." Tie men had gotten i0O.s 4dOn"
Liacksmith shop near. They knocked on the
combination knob WIZ " s.5uEo 81 Don
blew n omen. drilled q hole IN the inside uYg'
and blew II open. Their pay for their trouule
rros n few dollars in cash and a cheek on lhe
peonle's National Bank Of Charlotiesylue lor
al They t ok also Dinkle's silver watch
and sI.25. all the money he had in his pocket.
Thev then tied Diukle 10 a post, gagged MN
hv ZINC a towel in his mouth. covered
him up in bed and warned him not
70 make any eaort to make a noise. They
then went TO the storage warehouse OF ii,
KinIighan audDinkle heard them working IN
there. but could not give the alarm. There
was no one in Kiniehan's. The outer doors
Of the safe were blown open as had been done
in the mill company's Office, but after re-
heated efforts the burglars failed TO open the
inside doors of the kinlighen safe and III
doing so failed to get S75 which was in the
monsy-box. They entered and left this build
ing by the front door. 1t took pace aDous
1Oo'ciock last night, and it Is thought the
men took the 1870 Chesapeake and ono tram
east. There were three Of them; two entered
the Mil Company Office. and one kept watch
outside. Dinkle thinks he can recognize the
men who were in the Office. They wore no dis-
guise. Payment has been stopped on the
Charlottesville check.