The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-26
STAUN
The Warm Springs Property-suit against
the G. and O.-Other Matters.

STAUNTON'
The warm Springs Properiy-suit against
the &. and O.--Other Matters.
SrArSTox. Va. November 4.-iSpecia'
Correspondence. In the cause Of Mary i.
Eubank. administrators Of John l.. Eubank.
deceased, plaintiff, against the arm
Springs Company, defendant. removed ir I'M
Bath county 10 the Circuit Court OF Augusta,
Tor the purpose OF forwarding confirmation
of the sale Of the Warm Springs Company
Judge Mclaughlin directed decree confirm
inc i1e sale upOn the contract made between
John L. Eubank's administrative and Vi. T..
ingalls, and W. =. Anderson, based upon
reports of j. Alfred Jones. commissioner,
and j.. j. Hobbs. special commissioner.
Messrs. ingalls, and Anderson presented to
the Court certified check forS2i.JOo' drawn
i'm favor Of X. l.. Parish, attorney. The
check was directed to be deposited III the
Augusta National Bank of staunton. and
10 be- i'm satisfaction of all debts OF the
Warm Springs Company. except mortgage
| debts. The bank was instructed TO pay VI.
+. Eubank 81 ,22j commission as admins
tratrix: X. l.. Parish, attorney. $1,000. his
fee i'm the case, and j. j. Hobbs S2l9 costs
of his report. -,
The action Of the stockholders and board
Of directors of the Warm Springs Company
/
was exhibited showing that the entire stock
of the Warm Springs Company shares,
Of the par value of 800 per share-was held
| BY VI. T. Eubank. administrators. II was
| ordered that this stock be cancelled. ana
that new paid-up stock be issued-2JO shares
10 VI. T.. Ingalls, and 80 ssares to W. II. An-
dersOn.
Thus this valuable property. so long ia
yOrite resort Of the people OF Virginia ana
the entire South. passes into new hands. ana
is the evidence Of the progressive age III
which we live. Old Virginia need never
tire" for the application Of funds for the de-
velOpment of her splendid resources IN the
hands of progressive men will surely bring
ner TO the forefront.
There is littls doubt that in tho near iu-
ture the beautiful valley Of the Warm
Springs will be connected with the outside
! world by a railroad To be constructed by or
i'm the interests Of the new purchasers oi
the Warm Springs property. The plan Is 10
tap the Chesapeake and ONO Railroad M
| COvingtOn. and take i'm the route of the new
road all the springs property in the Warm
Springs Valley. The road VIII, IN addition
to placing these spring properties IN rail
connection with the trunk line Of the Chesa-
peako and Ohio. and thereby make them
more accessible. also open up virgin
country rich in timber and minerals. need
ing only railroad connection for their deNel-
Opment.
| The policy of the new management OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railro d, Is wise
one for the interest Of the road. and will lead
TO a grand development Of the magnificent
resources along its line.
SUIT AGAINST THE c. ANDO.
The case Of Gulley against the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad for the killing OF
I - "A ~. Il
failed TO agree as 10 the amount Of COM
pensation. The sum sued for was $4,000.
K. l.. Parish, Of Coyington, appeared for
the railroad. and Harrison and Tucker, OF
~tauntOn, for Gully. Gulley lives near
Baskerville, six miles east of >taunion. His
little son was going for the mail one
dav last spring, and in crossing the
railroad track was run over and killed.
The court instructed the jury that in the
case Of boy ten years old there was not eN-
pected that judgment and discretion. as IN
the case OF a grown person, IN looking ana
listening for trains;" and rs n resultant. II
was held that what was gross negligence
I'm the one case would not be so considered
in the other.
GOT Az OFFICE.
WI. McCally, who has been a compost
tor in the office Of the TdUeV IfrgtHioi
=.
postion in the Government Printing Once
II Washington. This appointment wac
made through Congressman Jake lOst.
ssILED FOR BRAZIL.
The Rev. Mr. Lane, Of the Presbyterian
mission in Brazil. sale / for that RcpNbitc.
last Thursday, from Newport News. Miss
Charlotte Kempcr, for many years distln-
guished teacher in the Augusta Female
seminary. Of this town. sailed with Mt.
Lane. Miss kemper j. a near relation oieN-
Governor kemper. She was IN Brazil sew
eral Years ago. but returned to this country
on account of her health.
ANOTHER POsTOFFICE FIGHT.
The postOflice plot thickens. An appli-
cant who visited Washington on his return
tells bis comrades in the fight that Mr.
WanamaLep says the appointments VIII 70
10 some ''quiet. religions gentleman. II II
not thought by those best posted that any
thing will be done AT present. Great Stress
is laid. however, on this appointment as
this is the nome of the lOsts, and MAYOR :.
VI. Yost has had his papers on file IN the
Department for some months as an az pli-
cant for the office. The appointment here
II il is thought, will tend 90 indicate how ial
the President viii continue to hold Win
. Gahone.
WEEK OF PRAYER.
To-day ends The week Of prayer OF the
NC. 4. The meetings have been well at
tended. Tonight there will he Il closipH
service in the First PRESBYTERIAN Chufch
The attendance during the week has cen
+ I lgi. There have been twenty-five requ, SIS
to, pfsyar and five conversions. NJ Tie
O'Clock Lleeilp- this afternoon, secretary
+ Dadn,un asked lor so;e as TO the com hu
ing OF ihe Higbi meetings nesi Neeh' WnSn !,
every hand IN tie kopse was l"iseo III '"'
affirmative.