The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-29
TWO GOOD MEN DEAD.
w. T. YARBOROUGR AND GUSTAVUS
THALHIMER DIED SUNDAY.
Tne Former Passed Away at His Home In
THIS ely, While the Latter Died In Phila-
deiphis, Where He Recently Moved.

one OF Richmonds best known and
most valuable citizens passed away in the
death OF Mr.. w. T. Yarbough Sunday. at
his residence. 5Oi west Grace street. Mr..
Marlborough was in his forty-nintn year
and. though III for quite long time. his
death was no less a shock TO his friends.
and his loss will be severely felt in his
church. of which he was an earnest mem
Der: in the First National Bank Of which
he was a director. and in business circles.
Mr. Marlborough was as a boy a cadet
at the Virginia Military Institute. and
was with the corps OF cadets during the
latter part OF the war.
After the war he went into the tobacco
factory of Turpin & Marlborough, the firm
being changed In 1880 to ". j. Marlborough
4, Sons composed of W. j. 1arboroush,
w r. Marlborough and i. Rufus Var
borough. In this firm. as well as that OF
Marlborough Sons, the deceased dlstin-
guished himself as a successful man.
In early life he married Mss Mary Nc
Chesney, Of stanton, who. with a son
and daughter. survive HIM. MessTs
Rufus a. and Waverly Marlborough are his
brothers, and were associated with MIN
In business.
NJ Marlborough was a devoted and ex-
emplary member and officer Of the First
Presbyterian church, from which place the
funeral viii take place to-day az u nom.
The following gentlemen have been Sc
lected as pall-bearers:
Thomas +. Stratton. Samuel +. Moodhn,
T.. &. Wherry, James y. Boyd. w. Ben.
Palmer, Colonel John b Purcell, w. c.
Camp
Honorary-Dr J. H. White. John G.
Marks Archer Boiling, i. l.. Bou ware
Christian. James X. GORDON, c. ar s n
james W siatoa.'
TCDi co TEi DE- ACTS.
The Richmond Tobacco Trade held
meeting yesterday morning W. !. Han
cock, president called the body 10 order:
Il. H. Neal. NJ r. Clark and j. y Boyd
were appointed a committee TO draft suit
able resolutions. They drew up resOlu-
lions which were unanimously adop ed,
and the Richmond Tobacco fIa4e asTeed
10 attend the funeral in body. They
will meet at the church to-day at u:i5
A. NJ
GUsTAyAs THALHTMFP.
4 telegram. received by the family
here. announced the sad news Of the
death of Mr. Gustavus Thalhimer, at his
home in Philadelphia, at o'clock Sun
day morning. Last year he Withdrew
from the firm Of Thalhimer Brothers, of
this city, Of which he had for many
years been a member, and in the fall
moved to philadelphia. e,.. ,-,.,
AltUOuSn ne nus Dttll III ldiiIilB il III
COR some time, hs demise was entirely
unexpected. and the news Of his death
is Il sad shock to his relatives here
Indeed, he had just completed arrange
mentS to embark in manufacturing
business in his new home
Mr.. Thalhimer was well known IN this
city, where he was born ana reared ana
identified himself patr otcally with his
State by entering the Confederate serv Ce
in the defence Of Richmond. when but
boy sixteen years old, and was fOrty-nine
years Of age when he died.
He married Miss Pauline Lonner S;adt-
er OF Philadelphia. and she and two
boys. seven al eight years OF age. re
spectivcly, s,uvve him. Mr. and Mrs.
Thalhmer celebrated the eleventh ami
versgry Of their marriage on the @th OF
this mont y.
lie Wa d member Of Virginia Council,
Royal Ar'anUn, ana r mon Lodge, l. ma
Birth Through these societies and gu
Lar companies SIR. Thalhimer leaves mis-
family in comfortable c.rcum ifnces, his
total usu'anc amount ng 10 $1,000
The remains win arrive in Richmond
on the morning train. and the funeral
Will Jake place at o'clock this aterno m
FROM his brothers residence, No. lOli
west Grace street.
The following gentlemen viii act as
Raab Simon Sycle, Isaac II. Kaqlmann'
Charles Hutzler Solomon Freshman,
Simon Whitlock and Israel Stern.
rr Is u SCOT y Ss.
Russell Scott Yons, the little three
year-old son and only child of Mr.. j. W.
and Mrs. Salhe =. Yons, did Friday at
their home 1910 west Marshall street He
was only sick twelve hours, and his ath
was a great shock TO his parents and
their friends.
cor cSEL MosBY's FUSFRAl-
The remains Of Colonel John Gardner
MOSby. who died Saturday afternoon.
were taken to Hanover Sunday ard in
tered in the old family bUrying ground.
sAMUtL W. AksI I,.D
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jan. 2S.-The
Navy Department received a dispatch
announcing the death OF Constructor
Samuel W. Armistead. VINO was struck
by a parting hawser when the new
cruiser Olympia was delivered 10 the
Government on Saturday.
he was appointed to the Naval Acade-
my from Virginia and graduated first
i'm his class in 1852. After a course in
the Royal Naval College at Greenwich.
England. he secured leave and suDerin-
tended the building of the cruiser Mar
blehead for her contractors. lie leaves
a wife and four children the YOUNGEST