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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
M(jNY()N
InfuSeS New Life and Hope Into
the Sick Of This City,
The Remarkable Cures Made Convince
the Most Confirmed InvalidS That
They May Yet Enjoy Health
and Happiness.

There is no longer question OF
Prof. Munyon's complete victory over
the old method Of treating disease.
In spite of the prejudice and blgotry
which refused his system fair trial,
and the organized opposition OF prac-
TONERS of other schools it has secured
the Endorsement of the people Thous-
ands have been cured after having
been pronounced incurable by other
doctors. and reports from the Boards
of Health of various cities show that
the death rate has been decreased by
the use of Munyon 5 Remedies.
If space permitted hundreds OF teSti-
monials could be printed OF those VINO
have been cured of rheumatism Dys-
pepsia. Catarrh, Kidney and Liver
Complaints. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs and Colds, and all forms OF
nervous disorders.
Munyon's Remedies act almost in
stantly. speedily curing the most OBJ
stfnate cases. Rheumatism cured in
from to days Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles quickly relieved.
Catarrh positively cured. Headache
cured in ) minutes. Nervous diseases
promptly cured. Coughs and colds Ell
fectually cured, and Kidney truobles
Piles. Neuralgia, Asthma and all Fe-
male Complaints quickly cured. These
remedies are sold by all druggists
mostly for Csc per vial. Munyon
Vitalizer imparts new life and vigor
to weak and .debilitated men. Price$l
Those who'are in doubt as to the ma
ture OF their. disease should address
Professor Munyon, 1905 Arch street
Philadelphia, giving full symptoms Of
their disease. Professor Munyon viii
carefully diagnose the case and give
Won the benefit of his advice absolute
ly free of charge. The remedies vii
be sent to any address on receipt OF
retail price.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
ADIARK or ESTEEM.
The Late superintendent of the Metropoi-
itan Remembered by His Assistants.

The Late superintendent OF the Nctropoi-
itan Remembered by Isis Assistants.
Yesterday afternoon the Wheeling
staff of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company which includes the Bridgeport
staff, met in the Wheeling Office, Reilly
Block, 10 say gooj-by 70 their late es-
teemed Superintendent, Mr.. c. h. Nc
Murchy, VINO leaves az once for another
district for the same company.
Amid kindly greeting by the assist
ants and agents toward their late Sup
erinteudent, Senior Assistant Huutiy,
To- neat speech aud TO the name OF the
eutire staff. presented Nr. McMurchy
with an elegant silver tlyug water set.
Including pitcher. goblet and water
pan, as a token OF their high regard and
best wishes Tor his future welfare. The
pitcher bore the scIIp,i0n. beautifully
engraved. rs follows. TO SuUerin-
tsudtut e.. J. Murchy by his former
stall, Wheeling. w. va, March, 1885. "
Immediately after The above Mr..
Huurv also handed tte en- SUperintend-
enc. Cor Mrs. McNDrchy, q handsome
Morocco silver bound purse from the
staff. as q small expression % their ap-
probation Of her mauv excellent Quah-
ties. The new upsrInt-uceut, Mr.. h.
Morgan. who comes here with a graud
record from another city, was also pres
sut and Joined heartily in wishing every
manner uf future success aud prosperity
20 the retiring superintendent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

THE Cosmopolitan Saving and Loan
Association OF Pittsburg, Pa, one of the
most reliable and conservative asSocja-
lions doing business IN the country, has
entered the State Of West Virginia.
This Association is chartered under the
laws.oi Pennsylvania, State known as
the home OF Building and Loan Associa-
tions aud one whore the laws are made
TO carefully guard ana protect those
who invest their money 10 such institu-
lions. The following well known bus
mess aud professional men have
been elected as local board
of directors for Wheeling and
vicinity, viz: Dr. Chas. f. Mason,
r. *. GifTeu. Prof. 7. Il. Crago, J. Z.
Robinson, Dr. Robert Lewis, Dent A.
Tayior, Louis Paul, c. T. Morris and
u. w. Miligan. OF which Dent A. Tay-
Tor was elected president. DR.. Robert
Lewis vice president, d. w. MiIligan
secretary and treasurer and c. T. Nor
rIs attorney. Those wishing 10 make a
safe and paying Investment can learn
full particulars, ana the plan OF. the
Cosmopolitan. by calling on or address,
ing the secretary. Room Z. McLain
Block, Wheeling, W. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

The Gas Trustees, at meeting held
Friday night, discussed the carelessness
OF some consumers. There is an or
dinance which provides that fee may
be charged for turning on the gas after
it has been turned of for non payment
of gas bills. The Trustees decided u
enforce this ordinance. and 70 charge
fifty cents FOR turning on the gas, after
II is turned of on the 2jth.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
index TO New Aursrs,,o'usa5.
SECOND PACE.

SECOND PAGE.
Back Goods Sale. S. Rhodes y 20.
FOURTH PAGE.
For Rent-Three Unfurnished Rooms.
For Rent-Dwe.lipg on Eot Street
aFor Sale-St Bernard Dog.
Wanted Statesmen.
Wauted-Local Agents.
splendid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Real Estate Bargains-Rof x Zane.
Money 10 LOau-C T.. Norris.
Opera House-Kim0ail Opera ComlQue
Company.
Wanted-NUrse Girl.
For Sale-Bedroom suit
Grand OpeIa HOuse-Tim the Tinker.
Wautel-Gir. for Housework.
For Rent-douse ON Island.
Stop That Bark-G0etze's Pharmacy.
Baratar.a Shrimps-Aloert Stolle y Ce,
For Lent-C. Y. Hard.ug X Go.
The Consolidated Building, Loan ana
Trust Company.
ton.
A Card-Henry kalbiuer
Grand Opera House-W atson Sisters.
Wanted-Salesman.
Carpet Cleauing-A. IL. Cochran.
WaCted-ACeuts.
Wauted-Ra preventative.
Removable kieinsr.
WanteC-Paper Hangers.
FIFTH PAGE.
Organ Clearance Sale Fl w. Banner
* Co.
New and Unequalled ArrivaIs-Geo. f
Stifel * Co.
Nineteen Days Left-AleXander.
SIXTH cage.
To Boom Wheeling Stone Il Thomas.
TWELFTH PAGE.
Prizes-W Wheeler IS Metzner
SILK waists. Metz.
CarDets at Reduced Prices Ct Mendei
X Co.
What We Are Showing Emsheimer
Procrastination- kraus Bros.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
Clerk Hooks Office.

A marriage license was yesterday is
sued 10 George Stevenson, aged 80, add
Lizzie Seigh, aged %, both residents Of
Benwood.
A deed was left for record, dated
February 10, 1898, from John T. King,
executor OF the will Of Elizabeth Hydin-
ger, 10 John Kullman, conveying lot
No. 8, in Hydingers addition, Eighth
ward. Consideration, $40.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
IN The CIRCUIT COURT.
BOTH SIDES ADJOURNED AFTER JESTER
DAYS SESSION.
The Business Transacted Before Judges Campbell
and Paull-Jaslics Shop Casss-Polica
Pickups and Criminal News.

Some time last year Justice George
Ankle fined a young man who was en-
ployed, A. the Elm Grove Coal WorSs'
This 5. one of the cases which figured
in the proceedings against the Justice,
before the Board OF Coun ty Commission
ers. The fine and costs amounted to
SIS. Several days ago Constable at
tached the wages of the young man, In
the hands of the Coal Company. Yes
terday J. j. Conitf, Esq, attorney for
the young man, secured an order from
Judge PAUL in the Circuit Court, d.
recting Justice ArGle TO cease further
proceedings in the case, to recall all
executions, and to furnish the Court
with transcript of the docket OF pro-
ceedings.
Both sides Of the Circuit Court were
in session yesterday, and adjourned
after the days business.
Before Judge Campbell, in the case OF
Al. 20 G.. Boone, VS.. Catherine Boone.
O-I.ction TO petition of plaintiff argued
ana sustained.
Bedilion & Co. VS.. James Keller.
Clerk ordered TO pay judgment and
costs out of funds remaining In his
hands.
Mary L. Schroeder vs. August Bud
schwtng. ct al Commissioners ordered
to sell property and pay amount OF
Judgment of plaintiff.
Before Judge Paul, in the matter oil
r. II. Cochran, administrator OF the es'
tate of Dominick NJ. Carey. Arguments
heard and case taken under Amusement.
Frederick Zieger VS.. Frederick Set
ger. ct al. A. +. ST. Myers, constable
ordered to sell certain personal prop
erty belonging to defendant, and TO
hold proceeds Of sale until the further
order OF the Court.
In the case of Mary Z. Vessel VS.,
Joseph p. Vessel, an order was entered
howing the distribution of purchase
money.
Frew & Bertschv ct al. VS.. ii. A.
DeiIers ct al, order entered directing
A. L. St. Myers, special receiver, In
the distribution OF funds in his hands
liz the case of Geo. j. Mathtson, ex-
ecutor OF the estate of Francis w. Plum
mer Us. L. A. Rolf ami others, the court
handed down an order referring the
matter to the Investigation Of Special
Commissioner Geo. E. Boyd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

81 Umbrellas this we K 65c.
lHE RACKET.
Freight wreck.

A freight wreck occurred on the
HempGe.d division Of the +. & o., at
Elm Grove, about 2:20 o'clock Friday
afternoon. A freight train passed At
kinson * Woods mill at that hour, and
three gondolOs jumped the track. En-
eineer NighteuRaIe, on the w. 81 p O..
line, whistled for the engineer OF the
freight, aud he succeeded iu stopping
the train after several Roudoias were
telescoped. 10 required several hours
work to clear the track, after the arrival
Of the wreckjpg train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
!. n. Kincaid Dead.

Sunday morning at 4:2o, Mr.. James
II. Kincaid, 81 years Of age, the son Of
John A. and MeIvina K,ncaid. formerly
OF Wheeling. w. Va, now OF Colum bus,
O.. died at his home after short illness
of TWO weeks. lie was well known and
his death was deeply regretted by d
wide circle OF friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
Shoe Sale vi rhIs week.

$50 pair Mems s. Shoes, SIPS.
36S pair Ladies 81 Oxford Ties, CSC.
ABS pair Ladies' Fine Shoes, Csc. 10
S1.3s.
GOO pair Boys and Girls Fine Shoes
SOC The RACKET,
1902 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
.ceIjas S&9lstes


MIC. Soll3ol, Jl5 Jl5cA dolse drug
gist. 1zede lls t)I) vllg opSsrVaJloas or
the temperature yesterday; Z d n ~
g a. H., 2S; II m, 81; 8 y. n'' OF" p H.
"A Weather. Chaugeable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

S. doz Mems soc. Shirts at 35c.
goo pair Mems Dress Pants at SIPS.
so doz. Window Blinds 25c., worth
soc.
so doz BOYS Waists, l5c.
Corsets, ~, -, %. 39, 4Sc., worth
double. THE RACKET,
1I09 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
Lou SwABACKER.

Fresh arrival OF an the latest novelties
in -uriue NccLyvcar at SWabaCkvr'S.
1861 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
Police Pickups.

Tom Carney was arrested by Officer
Smith for disorderly conduct
Joe Baird was disorderly In house
of Ill fame, and was gathered In by
Officer Bowers. Pat Mahoney interfered
and was also taken TO the lookup.
W. NJ. O'Brien, disorderly at Susan
Hennegan's, arrested Oy Kempe. a
man named Campbell was arrested on
the same charge by VOL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

THE Wonder OF Paris Chewing Candy
is the finest Ia the world. At New York
Candy Factory, 1884 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03

81 Umbrellas this week Csc.
THE RACKET.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
ALSO
Choice Novelty Dress Goods
VERY CHEAP.
aTiick&Co.:
1872 MAlN STREET.


PRIZES.
We do give prizes with Tea. Spices and Bak
ing Powder and give lots Of them We d. ill,
10 further INTRODUCES the quality o. our goods
kut 10 cost. moaey 90 10 tins. as We put no eA-
Ira .rice en- the goods on account OF the s4ue.
FOR this pecunlaFy reason some compotitor'
arc, very much inclined 90 kics. We have no
faucv prices. although We have fancy goods.
PRICES.
Pure snlces and Cream Tartsr Baking Pow
der i0c psr 10. Tea doc lOc. oOc ana zoe per 10.
vita each pound. or assorted 20 make pound'
W. give YOU FREE. one Beautiful Night Lamp
with Reisctor. or one Cloth Bound Cook Book
by Mrs J.. Neil
VI HELLER & METZNER
StsDle aud Fancy t,rocers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-03
CAPES!
For Spring Wear,

They are here-every one ~ them
beauties
IIe makeup of some OF the now
Capes woHId seem 20 indicate tnst the
designers bad borrowed idea, from the
mlGu-->. H-re 4 terch 0l ioNcsa.
tLar. t-s.- of chiffon or net aud
again "a D. pny h.eudiu- ofrlbbous aud
aces.
some of ,le Cloth CaPss have APP
r.IHuc vurS lu contrasting colors.
cta.rs reveal mu,es OF bright COLI
or-l Iu.u-> beneath the perforated
outer uster'als.
rasres caps here iu silk. satin.
la.e and sometimes blending
O twoor more materials.
Capes hrs 200 cheer.u. 8s well as
souor. cr.0-,ng> Misses and .os
Ladies'
JBIiDREN-> REFERS in plain
navy. cardinal ANA novelty MIXED
cloths. some 20 them very pret.IIv
trimmed ga WHITE or hlacS hrnIo.
SIZES f-Um two years Up. Price, as
loWas -ic. A h.g rGe. ST.. oi chem very
cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

The Mozart musicale TO Doe given to-
morrow night promises 20 De rich treat
10 lovers OF good music. The Mozart
Symphony Club OF New York, VIII be the
attraction. and Miss Louise Gumaer, the
prma donna contralto. VIII be with the
orcanizatiOn The Mozart symphony
club has played I'm Richmond upon sew
eral occasions. and their work Is OF the
highest order Each member OF the cruz
is "a finished musician. ..
The programme for tomorrow hlbhl
viii he as follows. ~,
Overture. "rittus," (MOzarN, Mo-
cart symphony Club
% Viola a. Amour solo, 'Meistefsinsei'
NYagner Mr. Richard Stoeizer.
Contralto Solo The Holy city,
tAdamsl Miss Louise Gumaer.
g. Grand Duett AT Night. tStoei4ef)
The only composition for Viola a. Amour
and DE- GAMBIA. Messrs. Biodeck ana
B. Chromatic Harp Solo "Fantasie, "
tOberthueD Nine La Roche.
e. Cornet Solo. (0fantasic in Old Ber-
lin." GIoch. Herr Theo. Hoch.
Ouartettes. a, Anlante. ORubensteinl'
b Intormezzo-T raumgeister new, tSuNl
d. Spanish Serenade-iialancra new
,Stix). Mozart symphony Clun
la GAMBIA Solo. Ofantusle Martina
G<rahN Mr. Mario Hlodeck.
q COntraltO Solo. "The Gypsies,' N)ud-
lev Buck. Miss Louise Gumacr.
10 Violin Solo Ia Muetu al POrticc,
(Nnardl. Afr Otto Lund.
Is Roman Triumphal Trumpet SOLO
a. Fmperor's Salute. %. National Sons
Hoch. Herr Theodor Hoch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

ur. Cleveland Recent Venezuelan Policy
to be Discussed.

4 called meeting Of the Board OF Di-
rocfore of the Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce was held ycstrida
Those present were >. II. raves pier'-
dent: $. W. Tfavers. irst Elee-pIssiaenl
Messrs y. Jcter Bosher. j. q Catlih' ..
-. CTcnshaN. Il. :. Christian. samuel
Freddy. Ware II. Gay, jackson 1u{,
}. J.. I'm. a. D. LandGrkin. ;; -. fu,-
liam. y. i. Savage Charles sirans' j.
N TAYLOR, and J. X. Williams, directors
Tho chair explained that The object OF
the meeting was 90 Coz slnti Il I'tueo'
made for the use Of the nan OF the cnain-
Der for "A meeting OF citizens or hNch-
-oord oupoeod TO Mr. Cieyeland's recent
action iron the Venezuelan question.
After n full consideration Of the re-
quest. "a resolution oreren by Mi. Jd'n-
son Guy. 10 the following ehect Was
A reaucst having been presented 70 the
Board of Directors of the Chamber on
Commerce by rcspfciapit ilu",tn, ~
our citizens for the use OF tne nan 1L
he chamber FOR the holding OF a public
resolved. That the request be Granted,
but that this grant is maze WIN Wy
undorrfan3ine that this board expresses
ro annroval of disapproval OF the oO-
icct OF the meeting. 49,, 49,. g.,
Mr. W Travors then offered the FOL
loving. which was also adopted. .
rr.oivod. rat without touching upon
~ ,,,e,its Of The question. In the ludg-
mont Of the Board Of Directors Of the
chamber Of Commerce. We deem tne pup
lie discussion al this time OF ihe rs,gno
,-e.caoc ~ President Cleveland. relative
-. 49, bourda.S line between Nenezueia
and British Guiana. win Doe PRODUCTIVE. OF
.,o 80 bnt that the agitation OF II is
calculated 20 do harm Will after me re-
port is made Of the conIlel ss ,,o I-,,sed
e,stee TO fully Investigate the matter.
Tho fnfriug then ADJOURNED.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
DYSPEPSIA THE CHIEF CAUSE OF
CONSUMPTION.
FACTS WITH WHICH FEW ARE
FAMILIAR.

Dyspepsia or ordinary indigestion Is
seldom regarded as a dangerous disease.
yet doctors now realize that any disturb
ance OF the digestive fun ''ci. Is but a
stepping-stone to the most dangerous
ance of the digestive function is NUT
and fatal of all diseases-dread consump-
ton.
This appears very clear when we con-
slider that consumption. as the name
implies. IL but consuming OF the body's
substance. Weakness and emaciation
naturally result.
The body of a person who does not
properly digest food undergoes wasting.
and you may safely assume that every
pale thin. person OF your acquaintance
is not properly digesting and absorbing
food. In other words the substance
Of the body is being consumed, and when
the cough puts in an appearance they
will be regarded as consumptives.
The symptoms OF consumption and
those arising from certain forms of indi-
gestlon are practically Identical. There
fore. don't despair. even IL you think your
lungs may be affected. First. Try TO re-
pair your stomach and put IL In order.
This is best done by very harmless.
though very ingenious remedy-the Shak-
err Digestive Cordial.
This product. prepared by the Shakers
Of Mount Lebanon. aids the digestion of
food in the stomach and when food is
once digested II Is quickly absorbed.
II you are dyspeptic. don't wait until
some more dangerous disease has APP
peared. Correct tho trouble at once.
A single l0-cent bottle of the Shaker
Digestive Cordial will be sufficient TO
convince you OF its merit. and its con-
tinueC use is almost certain to effect
cure. All druggists keep It, and can
supply you with an interesting descrip-
tive pamphlet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

Captain Malcolm L. Hudgins. A war
meeting old comrades. He arrived Mon
Gay from New Orleans. his present home.
Captain Hudgins is regarded by the vet
Grams here very much as hero. and some
remarkable stories Of hts conduct In
battle have been told. At WllampOrt
Nd. after the battle OF Gettysburg he
distinguished himself by his valorous con-
duct IN a defence OF the wagon train or
General Lees army, when ne astonished
and won the admiration OF both MS
comrades and the attacking forces with
a display OF his qualities as a fighter.
Colonel Cutshaw's description OF Captain
Hudgn's exploits on that day were re-
Gently prills he'd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

The funeral Of Miss Kate Clopton, who
died I'm Washington last Saturday. took
place Yesterday afternoon al 1880 o'clock
from ST. Johns church, the rector. Rev.
Or. Goodwin. conducting the services.
assisted by Rev. BENJAMIN Dennis. OF
Meade-Memorial church Miss CloDton
was a daughter of the late Judge John
b. ClOpton and was I'm the sixty-eighth
year Of her age During the war she
was "a ministering angel" 10 many
wounded COnfederates al the old Clop-
ton Hospital. on Franklin street. be-
tween ihird and Fourth. which was con-
Quoted hy her mother and sisters until
the close Of hostlliiies.
The following were the pan-bearers
Honorary fudge Beverly A. Hancock.
Judge :. y. Witt Colonel John y. Cary,
Baker Mr.. william G. Taylor
Active-Judge John H. Ingram Hon.
Henry A. Maurice. Messrs David l..
Pulllam. W. Hay Garrett. John Ciopton
Stamper Malcolm y. Hart. NJ. a. Cham
hers. and Preston Cooke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

Va, who Is visiting Miss Lillian Black.
Is being wonderfully admired, She Is
perfect type OF the Virginia girl, coming
from distinguished family. she -
beautiful representative Of old Virginia.
Her father. Mr.. Clay Drewry, Of Rich
mond. H. a wealthy wholesale merchant
Of that city. Miss Drewry IL beautiful
blonde. with charming personality,
which made her the belle OF the DEBUT
tantes in Richmond last season. While
al school in stanton. Va. the friendship
with Miss Black was tofned, when
has given to Nashville The presence or
this delightful young woman
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
4 Pine for Nr. james

The clerks composing the freight de-
partment OF the Auditors office OF the
Chesapeake and ONO railway yester-
day presented their chief clerk, Mr. o. d.
James, with a magnificent meerscnaum
esteem in which he Is held. Mr. James
has been cOnencted with this depart
ment for the past six years and IN this
time has made many friends, both with
his clerks. with whom he Is very pcpu-
On contact
The presentation was made by AIR. a
II. Applecete in a well-timed speech. and
responded 10 with feeling by Mr.. James
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
Compliment 10 DR.. Patterson.

The Board OF Directors OF the Savings
Bank. OF Richmond, at their meeting
Monday declared the usual semi-annual
dividend OF 3 per cent. The annual re-
ports showed the business OF the bank
this year 10 be highly satisfactory.
AT the close Of the business session.
Judge George l.. Christian. on behalf Of
the directors. presented the president OF
the bank. Or r. a. Patterson. with an
elegant silver service. suitably engraved.
Judge Christian was very felicitous IN
his remarks. and Or. Patterson. In feel
ing terms. expressed his high apprecid-
ton OF the friendly compliment paid
Nm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25

st. James Protestant Episcopal church
is at present undergoing some thorong1
repairs and alterations. The galleries
in the odlfce which heretofore covered
three sides OF tht interior are being
shortened near the chancel in order 20 re-
.orvc the necessary space IN the southeast
coner for the big organ. which hereto
fore has been located in the centre Of
the easterly gallery. The entire interior
will be thoroughly renovated. and 1t is
thought that the work will be completed
about the middle OF February In the
mean time the services Will be held IN
the lecturc-roOm.
While. OF course. nothing has as yet
been stated 10 that effect. IL is thought
hv many thar ST. James church VIII
soon fan In line with those Episcopal
churches IN this city that have adopted
vested choirs. and have been much bene-
0ted by this Innovation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-25
o.DoyyELn utrER EoUALTzER.
II VIII be In Condition 20 Make Test OF
IL ,.n--Lt. BY .,mnmnrY LIT.

rho construction of the tower for the
tcst az he O'Douncl water-equaiizor 90
Twolffh and Broad streets. IS rapidly
rearir., completion The wooden super
.f.3cf1re IS within few feet OF us M
tended hciaht. and 30 IS calculatel ln1.
bv tine list of January IL VIII De nearly
done .i.t. t,,.o,tfo,,
I'm This CITY. and 80 IL proves success III
the question al the water supply, "ht'i
has bornl aoitating the public MIND VIII
H. in great measure settled II Is ciainleu
bv the inventor that with this inncnl9.
I'm onrrafion. the water I'm the hieh points
Of the citv viii bo raised a. least twenty
feet. and should this prove 10 he COL
rect the present supply of water, Nhign
has been totally inadequate during 'ne
summer months. IL is thought Wouia "e
amply sufficient. &c., o,,tt-,
Mo tower occupies nearly the enure
width OF Broad street at TINS point, anu
il is expected that the Iracuon Noin.
panv viii be ready 20 lay ther rae
there even before the thirty days test
provided for has expired ..,.o,, ,-.
The city Council appropriated Hl,-Vv loI
the purpose of erecting the tower FOR test
ing the invention. and II 10 proves sue
ccssful Mr O'DOnnell SIS 90 receive $4,000
for the right 10 use his equalizer III inns
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