Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-17
rrg GREAT REAPER.
NJ Me-. w. SCOTT CARING
Vs., AFTsR A LONG ILLNESS.
pccn Connected with the Ex.
Hotel rwenty Seers-His
,,neral Thts Afternoon.

s. o'clock yesterday morning
'' .rsi a. the door of the sick-cham-
90 a. walter Scott Carrington. who
D. .- after an illness OF twenty
...r.m typhoii-fevcr. passed be-
t-ink ot life. Mr.. Catrington's
ro4 boon very critical for sove-
g. .ri thc end was expected hourly.
. ., Wednesday night his physi-
10 Co.. tthc was rallyioc somewhat.
.,l ,eas one Of the best.known
.- Virginia. He bad for more
.. y,a9- bccn connected With the
...,rk. cashier. and proprietor.
of the late Gilbert u. Car
t.-..san who. prlor 20 the war.
,f.-.s-,ppi. HIS mother was
p.wtatau Jones. decca7ed,
....t che wife OF the late Colonel
L.. U.rrueton'
.,, TO RICHMOND WHEN &c.
~..t Darlington was nearly 4s
..., Uc WAS Oornln Cum berland
e..rmher y. lsi5. and came 10
..n only l6 years old. He left
url Mississippi regiment IN
..- found to be too Young 10
,sr. lie secured position in
here. but afterwards went
.uluy from the post Office.
.. che battle. was captured,
A. prison n Point Lookout.
-- ,lpr be went 10 Kentucky
fhc hrn II Mr.. Bacon. who
.r-rter If Colonel Darlington.
... p came 90 Richmond IN 1878
.f,..e as clerk at the Exchange
'.r .- gh~cQuentlv made cashier
.. PA. ari few months prior 10
rytcn,s death he became
ttaf this Mr.. Carrington be-
....r ~ the Exchange and con-
--... about a wear and half ago,
Nr Archibald ". Archer.
.- many years been associated
..,.re and whose efforts have
... p. the popularity ana stand
...r.e. IN as n partner. Under
..-t e Nessrs. CarrlngtOR&
Exchange has continued 20
'i reputation OF one Of the
.... ..- tae south.
, ..IrIN,IoN's PRIVATE LIFE.
, .-...t,n was not only widely
lehman. but had for "A num-
leon o prominent figure IN
..fy. Hvrc and as Old Point.
'aaur. and other resorts he
... 4.-IVe part ia nearly oil tho
events for the past decade.
..-. upright, afable. and cour-
,..r- was possessed Of a large
..1, from the highest social
...... dement's. In his death Rich
.. prominent and valuable citl-
d.. ...I. Ca7rington. ~ Memphis,
.... .. t.a deceased; Mss Ada Is.
liz 1 Irbn az
r-,. daughters Of Colonel Car
Miss ~. John were at Mr..
bedside when be passed away.
......-.s of sorrow at tho death
..,.r,ioa we're received at tho
..... av. and q large number of
-..r.. .t.l inciT sympathy 10 the be-
...aty,~.
rIE FUNERAL.
..-.l services will be conducted
~. Ir. D. D.. Mason az st. james
or O'Clock tar afternoon. The
....- rlI t- made % Hollywood.
ts. p4ll-leafors will be Niessrs.
,...... lllry ". X. Johnson. }. IT,.
,... 4.. Lsue Stem. 4. q. Pegram.
.-t Peasants. Charles Lsthrop,
.s Henry L. Csball. and VII
.-' .a.
w.. viii serve as honorary pail
l. Governor Mckinney and
'-.. f.r. b. Pace. Thomas Potts,
90. .... General Charles J. ADder-
..n Taylor, r. u. Nash, George
"....... A. J.. Donnan, Junius i.
.. Patton. G.. A. Walker. w. NJ.
Oauwu, Alexander Cameron,
--. f r.'i--Yl. Dr. Hunter Mcclure,
....-.. Cala.l. l'r. Edward Mcclure.
D.. Warner Moore. J. Aston
q, .. l John Ctambiin.
f. f.. no change III the manage
% .. tl r.e.auge. BY arrangements
.-.r u.-. t1e business will be con-
..I r, l. Archer. the surviving part
..t... us aftCrations whatever.