The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-01

NJ these fujldings-on the east side OF
GRANNY .Street-were numerous Offices and
flats. the latter being occupied for resi-
Dental purpuses-the upper part or the
Arps building being known as the Abe
marie flats. 49,, an
The stores in the Atlantic aoeei' ~.
i-ranbv Street, were occupied by the
Southern Railways ticket Office John
Vermillion. liquor dealer; Salomonsky q
CO merchant tailors; Norfolk and west
,,rn RAILWAYS ticket office, hotel barber
sho, and the beautiful Partisan care
which was run, by Colonel J. Hull David
son, proprietor of the Atlantic Hotel:
The stores in the Atlantic Hotel, on
Main Street, were occupied. by the BALL
more and Ohio Railways ticket oitlce. Mr.
NJ. I. Dodson's drugstore. Walker n 81
Insurance agency; a Myers illsui dlios
agency; nottingham & Wrenn, coal ana
wood dealers: the Definite Contract Build
Ing and Loan Association, the 1iarpor
r,ornroiss,oners. and w L. Bilisoly o.
PRO book sellers and statoners
The residences burned on RandolTh
street we're occupied by Mr.. Steinhllber,
Mr.. WEIGH, Mr.. Collins and Mr.. Wlshln-
son. All of these families lost consioer-
.h,e OF their household effects especially
AIR. steinhilber.
rho lace curtains in Mr.. James F. Fur
i0CE 1cSluellCt yin thS " ~
dn,nh Street, took fire, but were ex1ln-
s,,isbea before the fire could spread. me
Carnets and other household goods were
damaged by water
The double building burned on Plume
street, owned by Mr.. Arthur Morris, was
dnoccupied.
The two stores in the Columbia blllid-
ing we're occupied bye. II. Browns ONCE
Cafe and Richard Neddo's restaurant.
Sy1I
building were: Dr. J. f. Lynch, Dr. A
+, Wilson, the Virginia Realty and IN
rvestn1ent Company, E:.:'>Tatterson, w. ).
vondworth. T. E. Nottingham Il Co.,
Eugene Pollard. Captain John T. Bolton,
A NJ. Higgins & Co.. j. II. PIERCE, ). W.
Johnson. John +. Bell. Iowenberg Cons
pany D. Lowcnberg. II. H. l-o"eiteei s.
BENJAMIN Lowenbcrg, Norfolh anu ~
lantic Terminal Company, Norfoih anu
Hampton Roads Company, Atiantlc III
ycstmert Company Monticello Realty
t-nu,n,,,v Portsmouth Improvement COM
many n. / Dwyer. Smith Milling COM
r,ny sanford a. Brooks, b. r. Jones y
O. John F. Lee. f r. Washington, g. s.
F-icrns. North american Transport Conf
,.-nv Makinson & NIulqueer, c. N. cas-
coli Neff & Thompson. I. S. Purdle. W.
3 M,yo & Sons Atlantic and DanVllle'
Adam Tredwell. r. A. Dobis. Charles z :
Haines, G. II. sui " 20, i>eiu -
60. II. e. DeJarnette, Harry lSlcr' -
X PEBBLES. Dr. J. w. Mannlng' >. Y
Grenncn. c. S. Parlette, Mrs. Il. S Sears
c. Walker & Co.
SECOND TIME BURNED.
The Atlantic Hotel was recently
rou.u, by Mr.. G. NJ Randolph. represen-
tativc OF the Williams Syndicate, 1or
ssao.6tc. The ground site is a very val
u,l,ls one. and there was insurance o.
s177as,o on the house and furnishings.
The burning of the Atlantic recalls inc
fire of January 5, 1867, in which the oid
Atlantic Hotel was burned. Inc o!u AZ
lantjc was located on the nor,h SIDE Of
Mar Street between Atlantic and ban>
streets. After its destruction new COM
many was formed, which erected the
building destroyed this morning ne
CORNERSTONE was laid with Masonic cere,
monies on October Is, 1867. II was opened
to the public October s. 1863, oy MI,
7Sev1on lis lessee Mr.. Newton managed
Tho hotel until 1871, when he failed. me
owners later sold it TO Mr.. 4. 3 llodson.
in whose family it remained until pur-
chased bv Mr.. Randolph.
+ In regard to the rebuilding Oh the hotei
learned from a reliable authority that
~, nnrnose that was entertained
=, purchasing the Atlantic was the cree
.ion IN its site Of a high building, PROP
ably from twelve to fourteen s'oFles'