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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
MISS CARROLL IN PERIL.
Tho Tammany Hall Leaders Daughter
Thrown from a Pony Dog Cnrt.

FAR RoCKAwAY. L. l.. June 27.-While' out
driving with her pony and dog cart yesterday.
l3-year. old Josephine Carroll. a daughter o,
John F. Carroll of New York. the Tammany
Hall leader had an exciting experience. She
was accompanied bv servant and was driving
along Catherine street when the pony was
frightened by piece OF paper flying through
the air. 1t dashed down the street with the
girl Juggling AT the reins. The stubborn lit
tie animal would not be mas eredand turning
,harDly around IA corner upset tho cart, throw
ing both occupants out.
Aside from suffering from shock neither Miss
Carol! nor her companion was hurt. The
pony dashed along the road leading TO the barn
dragging the OVERTURNED cart until it was
summer resident who witnessed the accident.
Mr. Carroll was notified OF the accident by tel-
egrauh lie left his Office in New York and
hurried to his summer home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
M'NERNEY DEdD At IO4.
a Fortnight Ago He Took Cold While Hoe
ing Potatoes on His Farm.

New HAVEN, Conn, June 27.-Michael Nc
Ncrney died here to-day at the home u his
daughter aged lO4 years. His youngest son.
Constable Peter McNcrney of this city, declares
that his sister has records to prove that their
father would have been 100 years of age had
he lived until next November. He lived
on a little farm near Orange Centre
for nearly sixty years. and n fortnight
ago while hoeing potatoes took cold
soon aiterward he was removed to the home Of
his daughter. where he died. Although Mr.
McNerny did not use, liquor to any extent. he
was regular smoker; HIS widow survives
Three daughters and six sons are living. The
deceased was born at Midtown, County Glare,
Ireland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
Electric Light and Power Companies Con
SolIdated.

ALBANY. June 2I.-Articles Of consolidation
OF the Utica Electric Light Company. the Utica
Electrical Manufacturing and Supply Com
pany and the Trenton Falls Electric Light
tric Light and Power Company. TO operate
in the cities OF Utica and Rome. and in
Oneida and Herkimer counties, were filed to-
day with the Secretary OF State. The capital IL
Sl,On0,OuO. and the DIRECTORS are Joseph Fox OF
New York, William g. Phelps Of BnRhamton.
and Henry D. Pixley. Daniel y. Grouse. T. &.
Grlfiths. NJ J. Brayton and William f. Lewis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
NuIty's Defence of Insanity.

Fight witnesses were called by the defence
yesterday in the ease Of Frank Nulty, who is
on trial in the Criminal Branch Of the supreme
Court for murder In the first degree Nuty,
who is ~ years old shot and killed his sweet
heart, Mamie Remley. IN the hallway Of her
homo on Christmas bay last
Mrs. Alice j. Nulty, mother Of the defend
ant. testified Yesterday that her son had acted
strangely ever since he had fallen from II tlro
escape when he WAS three years old Other
witnesses testified that he had acted qucrrIy
ana like an insane person. Tho case is not
finished.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
Suicide at Old Point.

NEWPORT News. Va. June 27-Lc Roy ".
Shields. who cane to Old Point from ashing-
ton last week and put up at III" HvGcia. COM
mittcd sui"id" to-nisht hy shooting himself in
the heat He was formerly Coil, ctor II Gus
toms ut Norfolk and WAS succeeded when tho
present Adminis rat ion came in by George +.
nny,ipn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
FOWLER cHASK'S PROPERTY.
An Agreement That 1t Shall All BE Turned
Over to II Trust Company.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Juno PA decided sur
prise was given to-day in the case Of Fowler
Chase. BY agreement OF the attorneys in the
case the receivership will he continued. the
appeal from Judge Taylors decision being
dropped by the counsel for Moses Fowler
Chase.
The Lafayette Loan and Trust Company will
assume control of Young Chasc's property here
and elsewhere. The company has given its
bond for 5000 900 This arrangement sim
pll1eS matters considerably.
The Loan and Trust Company to- day took
charge Of all property in its reach. This in
cludes the handling OF grain. rents &c. in Ben
ton county. Tho whole estate cannot ne turned
over to the company until Fred :. Chase re-
turns from his trip out OF town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
TO REPRESENT SPAIN.
Senior Segrnrio VIII Act for the Duke de
ARGOS During His summer Vacation.

WAsHINGToN. June 27.-Sehor Don Felipe
Segrario. the ConsuI-Gcneral OF Spain at
Havana. is to represent Spa in in Washington
AS Charge d'ANares during the absence OF the
Minister. the Duke Of ARGOS. at Manchester-by
the-Sea. Senior Segrario is well known in
Washington. where he lived for thirteen years
prior to the Spani sh- American war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
STEEL PLANT TO he BnoKEv up.
Pittsburg Interests Spend SI25.OO0 to Pre-
vent Competition ut Indianapolis.

INDIANApoLIs. June CIV. J. Carlin of Pitts
burg. representing steel interests in that city.
purchased the Premier steel plant here from
the receiver some days ago for Sl25OOO. The
Depauws and others established it at a cost
OF about 81, 900. 600. Dir. Carin said that the
plant would not be operated nor would it he
sold as n whole, but as parts and would be
dispersed. This. he admitted. would be equiva-
lent to wrecking it. 1t is understood that 1t was
bought to prevent 1t from falling into the hands
OF persons who might operate II as competi-
tor OF the combined steel interests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

Seventeen Prisoners Takcn in Raid the
KIondikc Saloon.
Acting Captain Lantry OF the East Fftv-nrst
street station raidcl Carvcllo a. Contrello's
kondike saloon at 611 Third avenue late last
night. Seventeen persons. seven Of them wo-
men. were arrested and locked mp. Neither Of
the proprictors was among the prisoners.
There have been many complaints of noise in
the place by neigh hors, and one woman told
Capt. lantry that her son was being led into
bad habits hv the neOple he met there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
Mrs. l.. u. f. y. Southworth, the Novelist
Critically Ill.

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Mrs. Emma d. T. "
Southworth. the authoress is critically i'll at her
home in Georgetown.
Her SON DIR. Richmond j. Southworth. who
is his mothers physician. said o-night that
she was sinking. and that in his opinion her
death was only matter OF short time. Dur
ing the first hot spell OF the summer Mrs
Southworth was Frustrated. and she has since
been slowly growing worse. She is 80 years
old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
JOTTINGS ABOUT TONY.

The members of the New York Produce Exchange
voted yesterday to close its Exchange on Monday
July g. Tn" Governing Committee Of the New York
Stock EAchange cOnsldea the question TO-DAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28
II You Are Conducting

really class summer resort either at seashore
or mountain, make its lucslity known through THE
SrNs advertising columns. sUS readers seek such
places.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

WASHINGTON FoRECNsr FOR "WEDNESDAY.
FIR NSW Enninad and eastern Nsw York, far tO-day
and probHhiv Thursday, Tight southwest i0indI.
For the District Of Columbia eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland aud Virginia. in.
crsAsing cloudiness to-day; threatening Thursday;
light south winds.
For western PennsylvAniA, western New York and
Ohio, threatening to-day and Thursday with showers
en- the lakes; variable winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

LuIuriant hair, with clean. wholesome scalp 10 pro-
duced 10y warm HhampoOs with CuTICURA Soar and
Light dressing with CuTIcrRA purest OF emollientA:
This treatment Will clear the scalp and hair Of
crusts, scales and dAndruf. sooth TrtGted and
itching surfaces stimulAt" the hair tlcles supply
the roots with energy and nourshment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

/ have washed my child's head every week
since birth with warm water and CUTICURA
SOAR. aud Urcas Onally rub in little CUTICURA
iointm"ntl. and abe has never been bothered
with a rash or any scalp humor peculiar to In
fants. Now at the age of three and one half
years her hair Ia fine. thick. and long reaching
below her waist when standing erect
Oct. 3. 1875. Mrs. c. GRAHAM,
1887 No California Ave. Chicago. Ill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-28

Sold throughout tho world. POTTER D. ASD O.
and Hair" free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
NOT AS SCHEDULED.
Mr. Rouss to Make his Annual Visit TO
WfuChcster

~ iiif llt>tti's
WINCHESTER. VA. Sept. Especial
The unyeung of the monument 90 the
Confederate dead from North Carolina i'm
Stonewan cemetery will not take place
ON Thursday next as every one I'm this
vicinity had expected. The monument
mas never been erected and nothing is
known of it over two years ago cor
uerstone was laid with great ceremony i'm
the presence of am immense crowd. At
mat time Mr. Charles Broadway Rouss,
of New York. contributed one half to the
cost of the monument provided like
amount was raised. After waiting o year
and "a half without the monument being
erected. am investigation ELECTED the fact
that the money bad not been raised owing
to prevailing hard times in North Car
DINA.
Shortly after this Mr.. Rous was in
formed by the president of the North
Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy
that the money had been raised and the
monument would be unveiled ON septem-
ber Sc. 1899 Since then nOt...Ag has been
heard OF the memorial
The th'rtieth annual fair OF the Shenan-
doah Valley Agricultural Society opens
here Tomorrow and VIII continue four
days Entries in all the departments are
fuller than eyer before and the fair, II
good weather prevails. Will be the most
successful of recent years. The attrac-
lions provided are Of the best Nearly
every race has already been filled Mr.
Charles b. Rouss. of New York, who is
president OF the fair viii be here on
"Rouss Day" on Thursday accompanied
bv "A marty of friends He viii arrive here
ON special train. as is usual on this his
annual visit 20 the home Of his youth.
tie win Doe the recipient OF marked honor.
Mr. Rouss will give a mammoth banquet
Go AN who attend the fair
The trial of Thomas B. Almond has
again been postponed I'm the Corporation
Court ON account Of the absence or ma
ter.al witness. who Is beyond the Juris-
dict'on of the court. Almond is under IN
dictment for obtaining money from a. a.
Robinson under false pretenses 10 stock
transaction. lie was former prominent
real estate and stock broker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
PAVED The WAY FOR A REPORT.
The Kearsarge Siade Pretty Rum TO
New York

NEWPORT NEWS. VA sept 1S-
sDecfai-Mr a. j. Powell. president OF
The Council. and Dr. W. D. Cooper Of
the special Paving Committee returned
This morning. having left the rest Of the
committee al Philadelphia. Dr. Cooper
s,ys they saw every Kind of paving
known to civilization and wi. DE prepared
10 present TO the Council a compete and
valuable report.
Mr. h. L. Cunningham Westminster in
tho government department at tae ship
yard. returned this morning lrom New
York. where be went ou the Battles1.D
Kearsarge. lie declares that tie trim uo
was most successful though no effort
wa made TO s1ced the vessel or 90 pIt
her through any evouii0ns and there
WAS little chance to prove ler -e-NoftI B.
ness as there was good weather aI tho
wav I'D. There was uo hitch of accident
from The time The ship lef- The pier here
until she arrived lr Ncw orE ha 11r
The new schools iust completed have
proven OF size in1dequ FOB meet Inc
demands upon them SD uc't has been
the increase in the number 0f punNs 4
meeting OF the school bnlri win % held
ThursIa- ni7ht for the purpose ol devils
ing WAYS and means 90 taxing care of
this surplus school population
The attorneys Tor Richard Williams. the
Condemned negro murderer who is 80
hang here en- the 10Th instant have de-
termincd to petition the Governor 20 COM
mute the mans sentence. IL g. said that
n very strong plea wiil ae put up and
that there is o good chance Of Success.
l~ori. on the sa0old was begun to-
day. To WIN be completed within The next
two or three days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
BERRYVILLE WATER WORKS,
\ Confederate Monument 60 BE Erect
d-Eugagcments Announced.

BERRYvILLE, VA. Sept ESPECIAL.
The contract for constructing. complete,
The Berryvile water works has been
awarded 20 the w Riley-Weaver Con-
structiug Company, OF Baltimore for Sls,-
Si3 Water U.s. 90 be brought from the Blue
Ridge Mountains, a distance of six and
a half miles During the boom days
q water works company was organized
here and pipe was laid nearly half the
distance Upon the collapse OF the boom
the water works company feil through.
The town. in q recent election. voted TO
issue $4,000 for the purpose OF constructing
q water system, which bond issue has 10
be sanctioned by The legislature before
the bonds can be noated. The franchise
for the old system on which the Town
Council holds an option. is owned by X.
ID. Wood q Co.. Of Philadelphia and
can be bought FOR 5000. The specifications
provide that the work shall be completed
by January r. 1900
Charles Broadway Rouss the blind mcr-
chant prince. OF New York has donated
800 90 The fund now being raised by the
Confederate organizations OF Clarke coun-
Is for The purpose of erecting mo1u-
mcnt 20 the memory of The Confederate
dead from Clarke one thousand dollars
is the amount desired to Dee put In the
monument. and $500 has now been sub-
scrihcd Co. The monument is TO be erected
on the courthouse green.
The engagement Of Miss Mamie Gray
Mcdonald Of this place. and Mr. Elery
J.. Eushphiene. of Gainesville Va. is am
nounced The wedding will take place in
October
The engagement of Miss Mary Alexan-
der Llrnitt of This county and Mr. VIII
liam Vnfffce OF Alexandria, has been
announced and the wedding win De ce'e-
DRAFTED at the hrile's-to-be home. "El-
miugtou.' I'm early October
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
ncnllh III ILr.dcrick linz.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Sept Is
Speculate the last meeting of the City
Council Councilman John n. Knight OF
The Health Committee, submitted a report
showing lhe general health of the city
,0 have been better this summer than for
several years past. He also read GER
tHcatc from Dr. A. e.. Doggett Health
officer. sustaining the statement. He
made the statement ON account of trro-
ncous reports having been circulated in
reference 90 the prevalence of typhoid
fever here.
Among recent marriages in Caroline
county were those of Mr.. w. 2 Edwards
and Miss Ora j. Bruce 40 Upper Zion
church. Rev T. NJ. Dowley officiating A
reception followed the ceremony. They
VEN reside at Owcnton Mr.. Chris James
and Miss Susie A. Ostel0h nj the resi-
deuoe of the officiating minister. Rev. T..
NJ Dowley. at Bowling Green and Mr.
Eugene Marshall and Miss Ruth A. Whit
taker at the home of the bride near Trapp
the same minister officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
POLITICS IN MECKLENBURG.
The County Divided East and West on
Senatorial Question.

Senatorial Question.
BoYDT0N. VA. September Is Special
since thc nomination OF 1ir. IT, IT, Hutch
cson by The Democratic convention for
The House OF Ue,eeates on the 18TH evcry-
thing has been very quiet IN political CIR
clos and 30 is NOT gen rally thought thlt
Mt HutChcsOn win have any opposition.
Mr Hutctcson is man of hue cduca-
zion. has well balanced and practical
mind. and above an IS a gentleman iu
Tie trl.-t sens. OF the word he is a
farmer and merchant
Jhe Republican party has made no
move looking tO thc nomination Of a can
dilate for The Legislature. and 30 is not
believed that any viii Doe made The
party has had mo- candidate in the field
for the upper or lower House OF the Leg
islaturo for several terms although they
have a majority OF the voters of Neck
lcnbuTg. The col0rcd men of ihe county
seem 20 have lost their ambition for leg
islative h0uors.
a somewhat remarkable state of things
existed in Mcckcnhurg iu regard 90 The
preference of the people respecting the
senatorial question from a geographical
point Of Wow. AS o. matter Of fact the
delegate to the Democratic County Con-
fention. almost to a man, from the west
ern and southern portion of The county
were for Tyler while The eastern and
centre portions of the county We're for
Martin. and the two latter sections being
the larger gave Martin the majority
DR. William Townes of Memphis Tenn.
SON NJ Colonel William ToWnes. DIS ON
visit Oh his father at CuscOwella. The
Doctor comes every fan t. hunt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
LIGHT INFANTRY MUSTERED IN.
Sesqui- Centennial Ohicialiy hecog-
niLel hY the President.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, sept LIS P'oi"''
Lleutenant-C Colonel 10 Lane Stern lnspec-
tor-Generai. mustered In the Alexandra
Light Infantry, some sixty-odd IN nun
Ter M the Arinory ON south hoyal street
~ q O'clock tonight The officers OF we
companv are. James +. King. captain
Patr.ck j. Murphy. nrst lieutenant, hieh-
ard IA. PAYNE. second lieutenant
Thomas Elsey lc0i0rcdJ was lhis morn
ing given am additional hearing Deloie
W3yor Simpson on the charge OF murder
inc William pnckney lcoloredl on tn1
night of the 10Th. lie was sent 10 the
The delegation Of citizens recently ap-
p0inted by the SesQui-Centenhia CoIh-
mitfee left here this morning for Washing
Ion FOR the purpose of calling upon sen
afor Martin. Representative RNey. ana
Messrs Frank Hume Joseph y. willard,
and s R. D0n0hre. and later called upnh
he President and Cabinet officers for the
uurgo-e Of getting them 10 attend lhr
ses9ui-Centennial. and also 10 get troops.
marines and sailors to take part IN lhe
exercises.
The President approved the action OF
Secretary Root IN ordering soldiers %
take uart Do the parade and OF the Navy
Doo.,rtment in ordering vessels 20 DE pres
emit The President at the Time OF me
Centennial which Is October I'm. VIII De-
In the Northwest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
Clapp-M esncr.

WINCHESTER. VA, September Is
Special pretty hich-noOn wedding was
s0lemnzcd here to-day 40 the home of Mir.
T. NJ. Barr. when Miss Nancy Allen Mes
mer, he pretty daughter Of Mrs. Nancy
Mesmer was married 10 Mr. Roger OTIS
Clapp, of Hartford. Conn.
The maid OF honor was Miss Edith Kre-
mer. and the best man Mr. William III.
Clapp. OF INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Rev. w. /.
Seabrook. OF Grace Lutheran church. per.
formed the ceremony
The young couple LETT for a wedding
tour through the West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19

which meets here Saturday 23d. The
salem magisterlal district elected seven
delegates With i've alternaies 20 vote for
state senator and five delegates with five
alternates for Representative.
no action was taken as TO instructions.
Big Lick district elected four delegates
with four alternatcs 90 vote for State
senator and four delegates with four al
ternates for representative instructed to
vote FOR Edward Lyle Of Roanoke city.
Cave Spring district elected TWO and
half delegates with two and a half alter
mates 20 vote for State senator and two
and half delegates with Two and a half
alternates FOR representative instructed
TO vote for John ). Woodrum and W. p.
Dupuy.
Catswba district elected one-haf dele
gate and alternate 20 vote Tor State SEN
ator and onehaf delegate and alternate
for representative. uninsruCled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
WARRENTON HORSE SHOW.
Bethel Military Academy Will Open
This Week.

wARRFNTON VA, Sept ESPECIAL
The Warenton Horse SHOW Association
recently rg.nzed VIII hold It's FIRST meet
ine on the 18th and 10Th OF October
There will Doe twenty-five classes. a s.,
cup. made by Kirk OF Baltimore, VIII
be given by CORTLAND n. smith Of AieA.
anIrfa. for the best thoroughbred hunter
stallion. mare or geiding, To- De ridden Dy
owrer. who must be a member OF d rcc-
ognized hunt ciuD.
Marshall & Thompson. DroDretors o..
the Virginia Stables offer two premi IN
Of So each Tor the bost yeariias an9 the
best weaving sired by his Grace.
Bethel Military Academy wa osrn Dn
the list. as Will also the fauQuler renal.
Institute. The prospects for "a success o..
Sc sion I'm point OF attendance at Do1h
institutions Is very nattering.
Major George A. Hilton. a noted evan
gelist. has been holding the past week
"A series ~ religious meetings The ser
vices are held in a large tent. with an
immense seating canacity. and each night
&c has been impossible 20 seat all In at
tendance These meetings viii continue
throughout the week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-19
ORDINATION SERVICE.
Rev. {. T.. Ryiand Enters the Gospel
Ministry

ihihs - ~ f'fftff --f'''-
Ministry.
EMPORIA. VA. sept 12-Special.-A
Prcsbytery convened at the Hlcksford
BAPTIST church yesterday morning FOR the
purpose Of orda'ning % the fun work OF
the gospel ministry Rev. q. =. Ryland.
REV. 4. r. Dickinson. ID. D.. senior editor
of the Religious Herald presided. Rev
H. w. Grizzard of Adams Grove, acted
as secretary. The other meme5er of the
presbytory was Rev Vernon ]. Arson. OF
west Norfolk
Rev Vernon T. Arson delivered the SER
mon. DR.. Dickinson delivered the charge
20 the church while Rev. u. w. Grizzard
presented the Bible. The benedicton was
pronounced by the young minister him
self Mr.. Ryland is a young man of fine
promise. and bids fair 10 take high rank
I'm his chosen work. Tie is wei fitted for
the work. having taken a course az Rich
mond College and afterwards at the
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville. Ky.
The graded school Mr.. O. 2. Bennett
Of Pulaski county. principal. opened this
morning with hfty-one pupils.
4 protractod meeting commenced at ST.
Andrews Methodist church ON yesterday
II viii most probably continue through
the week.