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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-29


FOR RENr-HoUSES.
FOR RENT So, an elegant S-ruoyn hof,pe.
broadway h3li
80 Per month VIII bug modern. nest s.
room home with large tot. Thirsv-ses,1gA
av@nue FEHRFN- MARVIN SNa
Se Pioneer Building 'Phane Main ia5
FOR EENT-~Ho0Se : rooms e. Twenty
irst ave rootns, e7s Cherry st {
rooms ThirSivth ave. south. mex house
Hofen ave, will be finished about De,.
l. Pioneer ken& A. Collection Co
HOUSE FOR REST-~fs-roorYi house mod
err IN every respect. newly panere4.
walking distance ~ Terry zve-sae In-
aasFe ID. -. Holden. Ists Second asenga
FOR EEST-Furr.shed a0use nine rooms
two baths. rot waser teAt electric fiwass.
elegantly furnished Frank r. Hunter
wiia elise Invsstzaea; Com parry. Booster,
hiack
TWO eagsf-Fcorr houses nes~ nagnsei
ana paneFe1 0vuFsGok LAX. Eaiou:
eaaxSs from car line in4@4rs y. "
Holden. LIS Sxeoxa Ase1as.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-29

$15 000-Desirable business block; First ave-
nue.. .
$3.50 to s2oOo-Choice residence lots; graded
and severed streets: North Seattle
to 10 acre tracks. near Green lake; $50 to
500 acre.
Money to loan ON city property.
WIN. VOIGT, $50 New York block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-29
i.0DsE NOTICES.


GRAND haa, KSuks bah. Thauksglv leg
eve. New. - Owen under the aa~o!~ass
81 AQaisa ledge. No II. Degree Of
Honor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-29

Loo rockmen wanted on White Pass q
Yukon railroad. at highest wages: also
station men. good side rock work let
direct 10 the m.n at best prices Apply
TO n. j. Heney. contractor 10 and IL
Cslman block. Seattle. or Inns Of Court
building, Vancouver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE MORGUE MOVEMENT
Text Of Agreement Peerman Buria
Company Wish to Make with City,


Tho movement 20 establish a public
morgue or establishment TO which un-
identified bodies or bodies or strangers
diving here. may Doe taken, has become
familiar % the public through the Publ
cation of the plans The matter VIII be
brought 10 the attention OF the City Coun-
ell at its meeting tomorrow Night When
the following paper Will be presented 10y
one of the members
Richmond. Va. Aug. 90, 1892.
To the Members OF the Honorable city
Council. city OF Richmond:
Dear Slrs-We the Peerman Burial
COMPANY. doing an undertaking business
at. No 1915 east Broad street, this city,
and having a centrally located place Of
business and facilities for caring for
dead bodies. and also materially aiding
the coroner in his work on the dead bodies
that come under his juridicti0n.
We recognize the fact that often people
die on the streets and elsewhere I'm this
city. who are highly respectable ana are
strangers IN our city. and are unluehu-
fed. and In many cases the city has been
unable 20 keep their bodies "a reasonable
length of time for identification on ae-
count of not having the body properly
embalmo1 and cared for.
Furthermore. it has beenA a source OF
much regret and modification on the par,
OF relatives and friends or the deceased
that their dead were carried 10 the aims
house for Identification.
To relieve the existing evil We plopose
and agree 70 the following;
r,,rs.-To convey 10 our place OF busi-
rass S,v or night. an unidentified bodies
~ vbife neople. both male and female
diving in this city. -
second-That we will properly emoalm
80, h,d,os (tbe consent OF the coroner
he,n,. frs, obtained). and retain them at
D.'''e - - business a reasonable length
~ time Cor Identification
Tblrd-Aftcr having taken charge OF
80 -, ar bodies. should they De identi-
fed fed by relatives or friends, and said fela-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

after mature deliberation, decided TO sep
arate the presidency from the professor
ships which Dr. Kern held because IL
was deemed too great a DuIoeh IoI oi'
man.
Persistent efforts have been maze tne
past few weeks 20 create sentiment lh
favor OF q reversal of the decision, OUT
members of the board do not take kindly
to the suggestion that they do not know
their mind two months al "a time. Iney
resent tho idea and also what they con-
slider unwarranted Interference with the
trustees I'm the discharge Of their duty TO
the church and the college.
A Redmond minister. discussing the
Randolph-Macon situation said Yesterday
fb7t rev. e. III. Rawlings. the pastor OF
'Clav-street Methodist church, had been
snoi,eu OF Tor the presidency. and his name
might go before the board.
DR.. LAFFERTY' 5 VIEWS.
In the last issue of the Richmond thrls-
tian Advocate DR. J. j. Lafferty had an
editorial on the needs of the college from
which this extract is taken:
"What are our needs now as resaros
our college, Us not me 81 .in'lu ol '
hour for leader VINO VIII peiu H'','s.l-
to one purpose patIon'se ii 'lo t..
tees ever thought OF r P ~ ,
The field for the century l'H. l'
the attention OF the WIiler' "nl l" CUE
lege IS suffering for man VINO Wi, eU-
list every preacher as a Nideiie loI Nau-
dolph-Mac0n, reporting what Melh'li7l
lads have been tollcd or cIseW WY
how? What boys 30 IS poss DIE 10 eniisl.
And 90 eo in person ana Sec '"' ",-3 ~ ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE TRAMP WAS HER BROTHER.
Mrs. Kerr Recognizes the Remains oil
the Man Killed 10y Train.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Sept Especial
Mr.. Charlie Kerr from Baltimore, arrived
here This evening 10 inspect the remains
of the tramp know as "Kid' smith, who
was killed m the Pennsylvania railroad
near this city. Mrs. Kerr identified the
body as being that of her brother John
J.. smith. who had been away from home
for over two years. The remains viii
be taken up and re-lnterred i'm Baltimore
After thorough repairing and. painting
Of white ON the interior ancient and his
toric Christ church viii bc opened to-
morrow for public worship. Rev. Dr.
Wallis of the seminary. viii ohciate.
Mrs Il. r. Bower. living at the corner
of King and Washington streets, while
90 breakfast noticed burning sensation
after drinking coGe An investigation
showed that the milk had been poisoned
with carboiic acid The family escaped
without serious results. The police may
look into the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
BARTON HEIGHTS NEWS.
Items Gathered in the Flourisihg
Nortb~ide,


POD sidney L. Peters has been visiting
near Lvucn6urg for the last week. but
@,recfs 30 return tie iist OK this week.
mo rartOu Heights sh0Ol Will open on
the Utr. with all last year teachers ana
gr additional one. Hiss Rudd tO take
charge Of a new room. 49,.
Nj w IT, Bacue made business llP
ia stanton. Va. last Week
Mr. Georte a. Minor spent several days
m New York recently
Tho Misses Hutchinson have returned
after a very pleasant visit TO the coun-
Mr Arthur Faulkner and. Master Wal
lace Bache are visiting friends ln 1anoFei'
Durinp the absence oi her husband on
-I.bursl.fv night and while she herself was
er,andtne some time with sick friend.
SIR : L. Peters was pleasantly ana
generously pounded ly some members ot
the church VINO enit.ei we Fa. s,l'"s
carving with them tho Contributions OF
ne Va set'ie Kelly. OF Norfolk. lef. for
home last week after an enjoyable stay
WIZ WIZ ' itIIss5rd'n Bsche is visiting Mr.. Geo.
CoIivn an his home. Mount Holly. va:
Nr ana Mrs Iurp.n have entertained
a. fhoir guests Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure on
Bertha Hatcher, of Naslins ton, D. o.
r-no recently returne. t1 tlal CITY.
Ma Wesley Wilkins has been con-
fnci to her bed by sickness ior seFei~'
days. u-..t,,,a park is
ME- We sadie Malone. NJ Wiiliams'.,r-
visling Mrs. j. n. Waite, Of Lamn ave
nLe. ,-- 3D., ......,t,,, ..o-,offrr,a
WI III Wilson left on last night for q
business trip Co New York and FnNaoe.-
piss',t;;.s Anna Payne ufU Doe with Miss
~. cto.ft. ON Miller avenue uuLl sep
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
PRESIDENCY OF
RANDOLPH MACON
Question to Be Settled by the lrus-
tees Next tuesday.
DR.. STARR DOUBTLESS THE MAN.
Rev. T.. n. Rawlings Suggested by a
Richmond Minister Trustees
Don't Like Interf rcnce-Dr,
Llncrty's Views.

On next Tuesday the Board OF Trustees
Of Randoiph-Macon College viii meet TO
elect a president OF the institution TO
succeed Rev. j. a. Kern. d. D., DR.. j.
a. Duncan having declined the position.
1t is not a rash prediction that Rev. w
O. starr. ID. D.. pastor OF Broad-street
Methodist church. may be selected TO nll
the position. Il IS said on good authority
that he would have been brought out at
the last meeting Of the board but FOR the
fact that It was thought inadyisable to
take him from active pastoral work. in
whcih his labors have been crowned with
SO much success.
He is regarded 10y an as eminently
qualified for the position and may be
elected.
RESENT THE SUGGESTION
The board at a meeting held in june
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
TO KEEP GOOD WORK GOING.
An Appeal to Lovers Of Horses ana All
Pcople with Humane sentiments

- -. ~ I,.,--r-
The Richmond so',1 e;;., ~ which wl.
organized at tine residence ol -II. a.
Palmer ln th.s city, on the e's",.-
October IS. ls.Z ana lneofFot".1"a BIG w "-
..rr.,-.I FEBRUARY 2-. 1893 has done "a Work
So noble and Dra sowcrtny that o. come
mands tho respect ana este'N w tlt IS Pr"
people throughout The Comm'n".'e-a......n....
It's labors have ocen PERFUME o,l, -'-.
directly Interested know what oeiat
done. IL mas Dt.A l'Fl'tN" "g .....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
WHERE is JOHN BARRY ?
lie Was Known During the War, but
Ii Mhereahomle are Not hm0 WI Now


KEgSVlLLE VA. September 27Spc-
ciu The following appeared i'm The
Times few days ago:
Mayor Taylor is in receipt OF letter
from William John Barry Kosevtilc Cot
tago. Garducrs lu. Cork. ireland. maxi
INK inquiries with regard Co Dis grand
uncle John Barry formerly OF Bolly-
butler, Middleton county. Cork
John Barry. The writer SAWS. left Ire
land when q young man and settled IN
the United States. He was in the civil
war and &c g. thought was connected with
some Virginia regiment Barry married
q Kilkenny Greland woman, who. with
her two children "a boy and eiri. are
buried I'm Richmond. Tie visited ireland
after the war and tried 10 induce his sister
no return with him 90 Richmond. He
spoke OF entering some home, perhaps
one FOR veterans.
The writer says his grandmother IS very
old and IS anxious 20 see the missing man
before she dies.
Nr. A. w Keeling. OF Koysvile informs
me that a man by the name of John
Barry just prior o. the war was working
on the railroad from Keysvle To- Clarks-
Niue that be enlisted I'm Company X,
TNventy-third virginia Infantry. stone
wall Jackson Brig o.. The following
Irishmen were ais, in the Same company
william Fleming. Daniel Croed. and jerry
berry. an companions of John Barry.
That he was an amable. quiet. clever
man. had sandy hair. horid complexion.
and was short IN stature lie was with
the command at the battle Of Gettysburg
Mr.. Keeling was captured at that time
snd never returned 10 bis company con
ssoucnt'y never saw him any more
The Distric; School Board met yester-
DAY and appointed the following teachers
FOR the public schools IN TIE district:
K.vs,due schooi-Miss Lizzie Hodges
nrlncipal. Miss Hattie Lc8rand, assist
ant
Friendship school-Mrs. w. H. Otley.
Danl1 school-Niss Lou Rice.
crab Orchard school-Miss Lucie Mar
shall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
COLORED MASS MEETING.
Nooroes to Protest Against Closing the
Buryinr-Ground~.


A special telegram from WakeAe'a YES
terday evening said.
MIR. VIM. IL. Beverage has secured d"
,-t,,c,ion restraining Cfas Burke Johh
t5ioosents Absolom Randolph james
tranlriin Royal White Ben smith anu
~ r. Harris from opening graves VI
irving dead bodies .n the cemeteries h'1.
Barton Heights. .,,o,,ra-,
rbe nartes mentioned in The teiesla an.
arc the superiuteudeats NJ me colo'-1
ce,,eterias near Barton Heights.
n has been pro-, TO disc tne ' '....'-
ferries and the persons o"nn5 sec''o-'7
t6erein have seriously objected.
Monday night meeting wiz Doe held al
,bo T6ird- Street (co.oreD Methodist
church for the purpose of looN'"s i'''o
and discussing the whole matter.
one of the most rious objections TO
.bo ,ieo of the comcte.i s.. il l. claimed. Is
1,eo,uee bodies are aeing bmi DID, the
o,d Graves and the opening of th. graves
IL detrimental 20 the health of That sec
ton. .,f.
61t they Object very much TO disconiin-
ulng the use of the Duryins ground en-
tirely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
MUNYON'S READY
HELPS TO HEALTH.

Munyon's 81 remedies are 50 convenient;
~ put up. 80 plainly Labeled win az
directions 90 clear and simple. that ther
presence in home-in case Of illness-
alfays AN fears OF having TO run for a
doctor Nunyon has a tried and proved
specific for every disease and ailigent 81
votnr and old. with thousands or iest-
months lndors.ng g. Ills remedies cure
Rheumatism. Kidney Troubles. Liver Com
p,aints Dyspepsia. Indigestion. BLOOD lm-
nurIfies Fetors. Colds Coughs. piles.
Headaches. Debility. Cholera Moroua,
Measles sc. &c At an druggisis. most
IN 25 csnis vial Munyon's Inhaler IS
uositlVe cure for Catarrh. Hay Fever Astn-
ma. Bronchitis and an disease Of the
throat and lungs. Price. tff0.
MUNYON'S HEALTH DRINK is re-
freshing. sparkling curative beverage that
cures Headache. Indigestion ANA a num-
Der Of everyday. common. bat discomfOrt-
ing ailments a tablet and little water,
that's the drink Comes in FJOR
FTAVORs-s tablets. Toe. rs tablets. 25c.
At au druggists. or sent by mail. u YOU
need the advice of a skilled specialist in
regard 90 any disease. write or call. There
is no charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE TINES, RICHMOND VA SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 3. 1899.

tives or friends having the authority. de-
sire the deceased TO be buried by any
other undertaken. we agree 10 relinquish
All claims upon said body and Will cheer
fuilv turn the body over TO said under
taixer and make no charge against the
rarties or undertaken FOR any expense we
NAV have been put to in caring for said
body
Fourth-If. after having kept the body
or bodi,s a reasonable length Of time. and
no one coming forward 10 identify 1t or
them. we viii turn the body or bodies
over 10 the city 10 be buried.
Fifth-FurthermOre be 70 understood.
that we will neither make or bring any
charges against the city Tor any expense
we have been put 10 IN caring for said
bodies Respectfully submitted.
PEERMAN BURIAL COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Tribute ofRespect

The employees Of tho Main-sreel Divi-
80 tha richmond Railway ana Elec-
tric COMPANY yesterday sent a lovely pill
law ,',S composed Of White roses. 70 De placed
~, Inc -r.r,e OF Mrs. Frederick KEacf-
stsd. whose funeral took place yesterday
afternoon.
This was as n token OF respect for her
son Afr n W Knackstcdt, Jr., who Is
rnotorman on that line. Such an evidence
NJ esteem deeply touched Mr.. Knackstedt
and his aged father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Tho Jinns Won.

r,,o came of BAH chat was to have been
lne '' ,'''1'..erIav evening between The
SSogpar.iis and Jupl-cutes did not tax, take
Noll'' -.',,,- 20 the seuce Of several
Of Oft the players from both CLUBS. ,o,..,,,.r
- nv INNS won by the score Of 3 TO J.
anu ,.', ,itchsd a very good game, al
i l,,,,r, ri the Jinps but one lift.
u.s. C-nst,c ths clever little short stop for
-. ,-or,,~eis who has been very sd for
.t ,o nsst two weeks is much improved
a ,,lg :, rs honel that he VIII be in his Old
form next saturday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
1905 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa

Eureka echool-Mlss Matte Gregory.
The trustee On bankruptcy has com
p,et,d ire aprra mrnt OF tho stock OF
goods OF Hudgngs g. Snodiy, bankrupts'
and the inventory amounted 70 about
$500 understand their Liabilities are
about $500.
Mrs. @. A. Osborne has purchased the
beautiful residence on King street he
longing 10 Mr. Frederick rauer OF New
York. formerly owned by Professor II. ].
SolOm0ns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE NEW PRESIDENT,
Mr.. Oliver J. Sands, Head OF Exchange
N,tiopai Bank of Richmond.

The pr, dent Of the EXchanga Nauoil,'-
u.rt, of Richmond. which opens shoi ny
in thls city. viii be Nr oliver j. SANDS .,l' ~.
lie is tha SON OF Jos. T. sands who l ior
forty years has been president oi W., ,,-
First Rational Bank OF Fairmouht' w.
Va. brother Of the cashier OF me * *,
change Bank of Wheeling. and also OF '' le
cas1ier o. the Traders National banK Oh
Carksburg. W. Va
Dir. Sands commenced his career IN l'ie
b.rtinr business at the age OF tnlriee"
,s runner. and since then has WORKED i'Ia
way up TO assistant cashier Ok me fA74
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
TO WEIGH THE MAILS.


A general Weighing of malls has Dee"
ordered tv the P0sumcc Department.
r,5. pfobnord uas0nice has received
i-etr,.tiors t1 weigh an mail matter That
,.ssas through the city T0stoihce between
october gd and November 9TH and report
to th. Department. Every losliia''.I
i9 tbe country has received a similar Or
1rr Tho Department at Washington mas
leon arluen- f0r this general |elsn-lp'
and pr,rarn- blanks. circulars. &C." Tor
s,,,,. u--. AZ the end of the thirty-hve
Io,s reports cram au of the po5tot.ee' III
tbe country will Doe forwarded TO WASH
mis- weighing is Independent Of the
ouadrennlal Weighing OF mails on lhe rail-
v-9v posI0ficrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
TUnNIrURE AND CARPETS.
Southern Furniture and Carpet Com
pany Throws Omen Its Doors


,,ossrs. Mayer & Petit. known as the
southern Furniture and Carpet Company
Yesterday opened their big new stores al
%gs = and 9 west Broad street. 10 'no
1,bese gentlemen have Teen Tor many
-. and stW are engaged IN me Iurhl-
tnre and carpet business ln Washlnsl d.
Tbe,, come TO this city with q knoWleu5
~ Inc business which viii render them a
very valuable acquisition 20 the business
world. e.r ,~,-,
Collar TO roof with attractive goods or w
number of shoppers yesterday and th-
ooenins was q most successful one.
Tbore are within the establishment,
vvores 10 furnish from top TO bottom ana
Garnet any M.i OF residence or building
IN onv stvle designated. Any ANA every
nocketbook will be suited
a feature iu the management or tne
new house. viii win appeal to al who's
means arr not always adequate To tAeir
,ee7e IS the crcdi, syst m. The manage
mont will make terms TO suit the purc1as-
or and n house VIII Dee furnished oy them
an such condition that the outlay invoN-
el Is hardly noticeable.
vow word as 10 the goods IN stock.
visit 90 the establishment yes cfday re-
,.o,lod q most tempting sight to The man
~ FAMILY. From top TO bottom were dis
nlovo7 io profusion fables. beds. DIES s.,
'tforonniors china closets ban racks
ei5eboards narlor furniture chairs, lamps.
orlckorv. c1uchcs. bedlounges. fancy
Tables lace curtains po-ucres. blankets,
C.,r,forts and so on al inhnitum.
THO white onamolled led department IS
espociany attractive. and the prices are
most reasonable
Nfessrr. Mayer & PotIt have confidence
I'm the progressive spirit OF richmond ani
have given proof Of 1t by their large In
vestment here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE PETERSBURG
BATTLE PARK
fhe Sireet-Cars are Running on
Halifax Street.
fHE GRAND ARMY DELEGATES,
Ghc Y MEGA. Have a New Gymna-
sum Valuable Horse Lost.
\ Darkcy Holds the Ncstibuicd
Limited for Ten Minutes.

PETERSBURG VA. Sept Especial
vrf, r..,-ai..... psfffenr.I Park AssOcia-
.......... morning In
"a" ""' f' .t..
kho luslA-AIIta ah "N''
Elas Vi pe.ersours ASKING i"et ''-'F'-"-
Lon.
The Representatives H'" ."'
Thomas I.st 90 thc NAT iona. e''ti,ipi n''.
OF .he Grand Aimy oi lh0 i''4'""C 10 oo
hcd next wces n fhiaie..hl'' WI" .''Fe
Acre tomorrow.
They IIc Dr. J. vs.. Long ana Mrt7is.
WIN H1kcr sheridan and Duichman. aA
OF Chesterfield county, Lewis lounsDioo1,
~ Prince Gc0.ge county and DAME. Ranly,
II pe.rrs1IIa Mr. YUuuebio0l VIII Dee
accomqau el by Mrs YomgD1od.
GYMNASIUM OUTFIT
THE gymnasium outfit for the Young
Mems Christian Association was ordered
t.aav
~ T. ". Short lost % horse tonight
.lel .f $50. which Died 0f l1ckiaw.
The running of the street cars on the
JIaNfaX ule was begun this morning
Grand Master WorEmen Sons of Beck
~ of The Ancient order OF United Work
mon. fos appointed the fouowir. special
dcpuuo. .Iom CorEadc Lodge. so. lj of
lTctcr-nurl. WIN. Taylor Jr. Robert
Stewart. lueh h. smith. isaac -. Wolfe.
v ~ EIufr.o D. T. Nattls0u. j. i.
'Nfa-fc.ou. n H. Baxter and s. d. DE.
ssh.zo~
Ih. hath .,.,r,s or fno VOuuc Mems
S-brie.la, .....I.,ion win be- completed
TODAY. and ru Doe open Monday Tor
aubiie inspection
Misses Florence ana Susie Al9ri1se,
Who have been visiting friends DO Ports
mouth. have returned t0 The city.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
The Suuluy-Soh00l convention OF
prince C,oI.e county viii Dec ueId at
Rosewood church. Prince George county,
on nest Wednesday Reports from thc
different schools win be submitted ana
addresses delivered.
A HOLD UP.
ON yesterday darkey driver came into
our cty on "a tWo-horse wagon i'ad ol
ur.eN which were designed i'r "a large
warehouse no" n course oI erection ON
Nisn4n5ton s-''.- ON IedtHIns lne
building Ie undef.o'k io diFe between
'" lar-e pie 10 bricks inai haa Doeh 'nIoWH
Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
ALLEGHANY HOTEL SALE,
Confirmed by Court and VIII BE opcr-
otcJ To0cthcr with Rock bridL e

ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
September 2-spcclal-The sale Of the
beautiful hotel property at Goshen Va
known as the Allegheny which was pur-
chased August Goth boy q corporation
known as the Allegheny Hotel Company.
of which Mr.. William O.. Mccormack, OF
Price. Mccormack & Co. Of New York
city IS president, was confirmed by the
court to-day.
This purchase was made through MI
James A. Frazier. Of the kocK-Aium. II
q, ,,,dorstood that hereafter the two pro-
,ertios will be operated together on quite
avn extensive scale.
The two properties are eligibly located
for the accommodation of interest as they
are connected by "a narrow gauge laliIo'u
owned bv the same parties.
Tbe sale was made on August Eth ana
confirmed by the court September -d'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
THE WORDS OF 4 FAMOUS MIS-
SION WORKER,

Perhaps no man in Atlanta IS better
and more favorably known than Mr.. John
+. Barclay. He for a long time has
heen n sufferer from Indigestion and dys-
pepsia This IS what he says:
ATLANTA. Ga. January p. iS95-Dr C.
O. Tyner: Having used Tyner's Dyspepsia
Remedy for several years in my family
Gladly add my testimony 10 what has
already been said in its praise. Without
o,v execution. think It is the hrest
r.ociv ON the market, and nothins would
induce me to do without IT,
JOHN l.. BARCLAY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
INsrRUCTIoN

gun. The bali entered his LEI, side and
LODGED I'm his back The ball was tx
trscfel He is sim IN q very critical
condition.
Young Carlisle who IL only about four
teen wears oid. r. The son of Mr. j. ID.
carlisle. who recently purchased M
ROYAL orchard. Tie T. a peaccahle gvod
bow and ~ almost FRUSTRATED with srief
al the sad accident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

Rr-RKEVILLE. VA. September 2-spe,.
oi,l An officer Of South Boston l9-sea
through here to-day with two prise pTiso ler7
tered r.. 4. Penick & sons hardware store
I'm south Boston and stole $50 worm OBJ
pistols. razors and knives ,,.. ...,
one was very badly scaldod while s'e'i-
inc a rideon a freight train The cnsl-
neer having thrown hit water upon MN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03

NJ. 1,rnest Mostly. one Of The graduatcs
~. - 49, cl,ss at the Medical col
I epe ' or Virginia. leaves to-day for Boston
$50 am ~ an ~nncintncnt as resident ply
s'rlan in me United states Marine Hos
,,ot,oai c'olleee of Virginia this appoint
ment il made It is considered >one a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-03
Accidental shootlng.

ALTON. VA, September 2-speoial'-'
While loading his rife yesterday A.ouI'
Carlisle. OF the ROYAL Orchard acy'u'',.
o,i, .hot Fillmore Beaver. young man
Who was sitting directly in front ~ me