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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-27

A boys conscience is that part of him
which prompts him to eat all the sweets
to keep them from making his little
brother i'll.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-27

No. 1871 - Numerical Enigma: Evil
communications corrupt good manners"
No. 192,-A Fishpond: l. Halibut (haul
butt). 2. HERRING. 8. Pike 4. Lam
prey 8. Haddock. 6. Carp. Z. Perch. s.
Pout. 8, Sucker (succor).
No. 3-Transpositions: Warred, ward
er, drawer reward.
No. 1914 -Charade: Railroad.
No. 195.-Pictorial Acrostic; Flag. l.
gloos Bear. Reindeer. Eskimo. S-iedge.
No l96.-Riddle; Lead pencil.
No. l91-Progressive Enigma: AiX-la-
Chapelle.
No. 1893. A Poultry Problem: Twelve
turkeys, ! geese, IS chickens.
No. l99 -Checkered Square:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-27

ohamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
GRADUATED Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
% cents per box. For sale by druggists.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-27
VITAL To MANHOOD.

DIR. E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Fits Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression
Softening OF Brain, causing insanity, misery, decay
death, Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss OF
Power in either sex, Impotency LeucorrhCea and all
Female Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses sperma'
torrhea caused by over-exertion OF brain, Self.
abuse, over-Indulgence. A months treatment 81
9 for g, by mail. With each order for c boxes with
. Will send written guarantee TO refund II cured
Guarantees issued by agent. VESTS LIVER PILLS
cures Sick Headache, BiliOusness, Liver Complaint
Sour stomach, Dyspepsia and Constipation.
GUARANTEES Issued only By
W. IL. SHELDON, sole Agent
MiddlebuTy, VI.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-27


He was man of clear and well-balanc-
ed mind, MadsOn-like IN the simple, con.
vincing fairness of his arguments, and
the comprehensiveness of his understan !
ing of the subjects he handled, just and
kindly towards others, of great delicacy
of feeling, and always exceedingly care
full not to wound, always a gentleman
in his department. 1t was combina-
ton of qualities that when bottomed on
real intellectual strength and extensive
learning, as was the case with him, make
strong man, a controlling one in DELHI
erative assemblies and an authoritative
on executive duties. lie wrote much in
the way of public addresses and lectures,
reports and Newspapers articles, not
much of which, however, was of an
enduring character. His last address
delivered but few weeks before his
death was before the "Enosburgh Young
Mems Temperance society He was
much interested in temperance work all
through his later years, taking an active
part in the agitation that finally led to
the enactment of our prohibitory law.
Besides all his other services to the State,
he was for five years the State superin-
tendent of common schools.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-27

No. 9OO.-Hidden Creatures: /. Bee. q.
Moth. o. Wasp. L. Slug. 8. Snail.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-27
SOME LOCAL BIOGRAPHIES.

From the Historical Biography by c. II.
Davenport in "Men OF Vermont" just issued
by the Transcript Publishing Co. OF Brattle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
.yUSrICH JOINS COUNT.
A smsli and Unipportant Docket Tor INC
beginning efth- Week.

Only comparatively few cases were
brought up in the Police Court yesttrua3
ana the entire session did not tahe w
more than an boL' and half. =. ia
Nathan Jacobs was charged WIN ~
loniousiy taxing, stealing, s.hd az "a. ~ a1
away q RaIeisn bicycle, the pFOp.itr''r
". j. Peatross. The case was cVPlittilnai
until to-day IA order to secure
testimony. charged with
obtaining on various occasions, ~ $500 I.',
under false pretence, from JGseP.' w., ~
and ]. r. GatewoOd. under uhe Ho',a y % 80,
r. a. Palmer. Mary di nd H9 an pttachment
her name was called anu d"
mad to be issued against her' a.oa,,,o
Rosa Turner was charged wan s'eallhs
800 from NJ. II. Sullivan. Dut she NdS
discharged, there being no evidence pro-
u9 G,ore ~ "i Dunn was charged with as
ea,,itin% and beating G. j. Lacy on the
ExnosiIion grounds. He was hned $2.0
ai Tao c Wbite and BIZ White were charged
r.J,S throwing rocks and breaking two
carriage lamps. This case was continued
until to-day. III. 49,,
drunk and interrupting the religious ser
vices al the Union Gospel Meeting, on
Broad. near Seventh street. He was
fcnt on 10 the grand jury.
George TimberlHke. charged win uiid"-
fully assaulting and beating Willie Whar-
ten, was fined = and costs. ITO,
r. H. Bailey (coloredJ was charged with
interfering with Policeman =. n. Dun
nington while in the discharge Of his duty.
He was fined s. and costs. and sent TO
Jail for thirty days in default OF 500
bail
The following DRINKS were disposed Of:
Gcorge Timbcriake had to pay fine OF
81 and costs: Hick carter (colOred had
10 pay g. and costs and was sent 10 jail
for sixty days, Sheppard Epps was fined
r. and costs. Attachments were issued
against William Bullock (colored) and
John IIarman who fpi,ed u appear when
their names were called In court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
OVER IN MANCHESTER.
TIE NIGHT SCHOOL COMMENCED
THEIR WORK LAST NIGHT.
Illness or nm Old Ciiizen-Interesting Ser
Vices In the Churches Ysstsrdsy-Notss
of Interest-Porsonai.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIISs,
II2I HufI .RErT BFArTIg BLOCK.


The night schools began last nigh, In
the white school building. opening at i.51,
and closing at $50. Many good teachers
have been secured, ana great good "a au
educational way viii be accomplished
Mr.. Alexander b. McCrone, an Old cit!.
zen, VINO Is highly respected here. Is IN
a critical condition, at mis- residence, cor
ner OF Twelfth and Semmes streets
The tramps were put 20 WOck ycsteT-
day, digging gravel, having attached to
their ankles the ball and chain. This II
the first time the ordinance Of the city
has been carried into effect in reference
to this class.
The October term of the Hastings Court
commenced yesterday, Judge Ingram pre-.
siding. The docket was called, and cases
set for trial. The case OK Williams
against the Richmond and Manchester
Railway and Improvement Company ia
set for trial Thursday, the 18Th Moth
ing but civil cases will be tried during
this term.
Mayor Maurice disposed OF the follow
ing cases yesterday.
John Didllck and Luther Sheffield. two
small boys were charged With delacing
the Masonic Temple with mud sheffield
appeared in court, and was Instructed by
the Mayor 10 clean the mud from the
Temple, ana so 70 his lShemcldsl father,
who would chastise him for his conduct
Dldlick did not make his appearance In
court.
Marcus Fl0umoy tcoloreO was charged
with engaging I'm a tracas with his wife.
Martha FlOurnOy. After examination ~
several witnesses, the accused was dis
charged. on the payment 81 costs
The continued case Of columbus How
lett, Il small Colored boy. charged with
shooting BraXton Jasper another colorel
boy, was called in the Mayors Court yes
terday morning. The evidence which was
produced in the preliminary examination
went % show that the shooting was acct
dental The Mayor discharged Hewlett
and instructed his father % give him a
sound thrashlng for carrying concealed
weapons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

record He made a show OF ms nelu, w
could not finish better than 2ps Il; IL u
conceded, however, that II he hdh peeh
pushed he could have gone faster. -"
castle won the three-m.nute trot ai's
stubborn contest with Simmons. Ihe
mare won the first two meats, Dut sns
weakened after this, and Ne"casue Ia! M,
an easy time Of IT, except IN lhe Ao"' ="
heat. when he broke badly. .,,,,.t
Miss Nelson and Knigntmore were eI ..I,
favorites IN the 2:13 trOt. MISS Nelson W. W.
the first two heats quite MANN, ii,,saI,1
had a good lead In the third, but W liilanI
Penn forced her off her feet IN 1i lf'H ~
finish in the third, and she flhlshed al
the rl,ck She took the last heat handy
The 212 pace was the most eNclIn6 u
the day Pattie -. was the best Ineu.
with Venture the next In demand. tNot
a few pinned their faith TO BrooKslie'
the record breaking Tennessee bred colt.
He acted very badly, however, and was
distanced the first heat. Aggie D., an
outsider. took the first heat, Venture
the next two. and Pattie ID. the fourth,
when darkness compelled postpone
ment until tomorrow. summaries:
Three trottlng, purse 1900. Newcastle
first. Sallie Simmons second, ONE II.
third. Tifc, 2:i3l2.
Nelson first, William Penn second, Com
modore Porter third. Time, 2:l2ai.
Two-twelve pacing. purse $500 Jun
Finished but four heats were trotted,
Venture winning two, and Pattie j..
and Aggie ID. each one. Best time,
2.fnat
Two-ffteon tro'ting. purse $1,000 Gun
finished. -TrevalIon won the two heats
trOtted. Best time. 2.OSI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
1O-DAr,, RdCE cam.
List OF Entrles for the Contests nv tho
EXPOSITION Track.

EotIowipg are the entries for to-day:
Runninx. half a mile for maiden Two
year-olds, to carry 10 Pqunas, r 70 +.
Black Beauty. e. A. Watson. Nimrod
Hall Va; Restless. bellevue S 9tas'
Profit. va: Gift r. /. Hubbard, Wash, wash
ington, u. c.; Austin, I; u Mayo, t rsstie
va: sally Taylor, r. b. boswell, nan
Second race-trotting, two-year-old
class, must have been owned IN IT
ginia six months previous TO october
/. isoi SiO0.-Saginaw Bennett Bros,
Richmond. Va: Marion Craig, Thonas
Anderson, Richmond. Va; Miss Corhsii@'
William G. Bryan. Richmond. Va GGor-
don Smith, W. l.. Bass, Richmond va!
HAMPTON. 4. BrowneH. Richmond, Va;
jamie s., II. c. Chamblin, Richmohd'
Third race-running. mile and quar-
ter. for three-year-olds and upwards
s2JO.--Duke OF Wellington. DIR. W. n.
Anderson. Farmville, Va; Freezer, II.
l.. Hubbard, Washington, ID. c.; Poverty
r. H. Maddux. Washington. ID. c. Jer-
Fourth race-trotting 2:2O class, 5000
Extra Light. c. u. Noel. Danville, Va;
Virginia Girl, George Hooks k sn,,s
Richmond, Va. Stella, Bryan, Marks,
Lexington. Ky: Dudley, James NJ. Smith.
Woodsboro. Md. Colonel Colgroye, Max
we'll * Hutchinson. BerfSVilc, "a. I'et-
worth Fred Downing. Sharp's War
va: Princess Oloff. John Dugan,- Wash
ington. u. c.; Frank Russ, J. L; Bar
ringer. Baltimore. Md; Bob Johnson.
S. y. Nelson. Richmond, Va: General
EASTWOOD. Joseph Lassiter, Richmond,
Va; Kitty b, North Bend stock Farm;
Wevenoke, Va: Ban Wilkes. North Bend
Stock Farm. Weyeuoke. Va; Quinnie
s. s r. Mcdonald Blacksburg. Va;
Dominion. T. D. PendIeton. Norfolk, Va:
Otard. J. L. Bumgardner Staunton, Va;
Mamie D.. James Sinclair. RoGns. Va:
Winsuro a. F. Moore York, Pa; Guard
John Wilson. Whites Creek. W Va;
Prince AlmOnt William Mclean James
town. y. J.: Donna JuZ. William Ne
Lean, jamestown, y. J.
Fifth race-running. gentlemen riders,
mile dash Open to horses used habtual-
" as saddle horses. So Katie Z. e. i.
Brown, Hague, Va; Brock William
Bernard, fredericksburg. Va: sandy
Brown. BELLEVUE stable Profit Va;
Jvanhoe W. r. Benrott Hustler ". ..
PariJinsons. Taylorsri}le Va: LadI II
George w Allen. Richmond. W: Prince
Edward. Dr. W. T. Anderson, F1rmvillo,
Va: The Dr0ne q " TurhowD. Fred
eriokehurc. Va; Fighting Creek. ]. II.
Chqfln, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
THE VIRGINIA AMP Carolina.
New Contract Submitted to The Peter
burg tnu7riI-Mattrr rns poned

PETERSBURG, VA, Oct l5.-Special-
The City Council held special meeting
tonight TO consider the contract offered
by the New York parties negotiating
through Mi. Richard h. Davis, OF this
city for the purchase OF the Virginia and
Carolina railroad. Under the contract
the purchasers are 10 commence the con-
structon OF the said railroad at the city
OF Petersburg. ana thence sOuthwardiy
on or before the first day of January. 1875,
and complete II 20 the southern terminus
in North Carolina, on o. before the first
day of January, 1886. The company, sim
ultaneously with the execution OF the
deed. are 20 deposit IN the National Bank
OF Petersburg, 10 be held In escrow for the
party Of the first part, a majority number
Of the shares Of the capital stock of the
company, The company is also to de-
pcsit with the National Bank Of Peters
burg the sum Of 81 OO0, in cash or bonds
having a market value OF So, 900 which
SAID deposit 10 remain until the said rail.
road is completed from Petersburg 10
North Carolina.
The council was also addressed by Mr..
Davis, and also by Mr.. James II. Nc
Creery. OF New York, one OF the gentle
men negotiating for the road. After much
discussion the matter was postponed I'M
Ill next Wednesday night for further ac-
ton This road is u be run from Bal
timore 10 Ridgeway, N. c.
The council received an invition from
the officers Of the Norfolk and Western
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Two lmnnrts ClnNent ons

The State immigration Convention will
hold its opening session this morning nj
1880 o'clock in the Ch8mbe- 81 ConlYerc a
make the address Of welcome AMI
after the organ cation OF the convent
h0s taken place. addresses viii he de-
livcre6 on tae following subjects. "Neri
cultural Resources and Capabilities a.
tree SOIL by Professor W. y. Atwood.
"Forrestry and Forest Products" Dr.
John 5. Apperson; Mineral Wealth. :"
Professor H. d. Campbell Each address
Will take up from twenty minutes n
half an hour and a general discusslo9
will then follow.
The Good Roads Convention win he
held in the same room on next THURSDAY
October 18th. beglnnine at O.20 4 ~ W
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
THE aSsISTfNf CHEMJST
Ms. 81. Goorge N. hnderson ,ppointed-

N''' ~ '""iE' W. anderson tppotpted-
- 60 W"'''e~ Sr'v', 80, - tfo
An adjourned meeting Of the state
Board OF Agriculture was held iast ,Ven-
tn& at the Department OF Ayr culture
president Corbln was In the CHAIR end
the following members attended, Ruford
NauorE; Games, koiner ana Comm S
sioner Whitehead.
The APPROPRIATION for the State Weather
Service, which failed FOR want OF n con
tututonal majority at the last session
N.'s feconSdered and an p~propriation
unanimously made.
The question Of an assistant chemist
was also reConsidcred. Mr. Rce4rd
Gaines. the chemist Of the nenartmcnt
read communications from The heads OF
similar departments IN other States snow-
Ing conclusively mat a much lark or
force than WAS allowed him Is emnlayed
TO accomplish the same amount OF wc-E
thGt he has To do. AID that the gtote-
menf made al the previous meeting ny a "a
dtscharget assistant that one man conii
40 nj ms work was entirely err "o-cs
TAYLOR were also read conarrnlnF MIR
Caines' statements md tho chepnis. ~
the Richmond Chemical Works urcei
upon the board the importance 10 The
NahpiaciuF ng interests Of having anaIV-
yectiy. anu WI
Mn Gaines stated that any farmer IN
Ni,ginia had riyht 10 send samples OF
for free analysis. and that he rad re
ceivei as nigh as twenty samples OF soil
from one. man. ard that witbou. eS
.isi'"c" ~. soil analyses would lave I,
Be neglected.
t.s e.s:a. after > fun discussion %
the subject. instructed Mr.. Glines 10
employ Mr.. ST George NJ Anderson. OF
this city as his assistant for one wear
from October rst.
The board then called up the report OF
the president 20 the Governor, and dis
cussei II ~ length.
The suggestion IN the report that the
control Of tina Blacksburg COLLEGE be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

turned over 20 the Board OF Agriculture
was amended by Colonel Buford so as to
apply only TO the experiment station AT
the college and the report was 'hen
The report of Commissioner Whitehead
TO inc Governor and MS report to the
hoard OF the years operations Of toe DC.
partment we're read ana highly approved
They adjourned Until 10 o'clock this
moquivZ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
GIDEON Avn n.Lr LKAD.
They Win sI51,aO5 -~Imms Landed til,
Moo WHINE %. with DoEcett Mex.

MORRIS PARK. y. y, oct. l5.-Simms
has landed more winners than any other
hockey in the East this season; Doggett
comes second and Griffin a close third.
me records Of some Of the prominent
riders at the eastern tracks are as t0I-
Simms. landed l73 winners; Doggett, ~;
Griffin, l&2; Martin, u; Tara, IS, and
Hamilton. Al.
Among the winning owners. Gideon and
paly, with the SUbuJban and Metropo.-
ital handiCaps and the Futurty 10 their
credit. besides q host of smaller stakes,
head the list with the sum OF $l5l.1l5. ).
II. and +. Z. Keenc come next with
stable Or. Croker won SIU7; Byron Nc
CleUand S63. 500. Morris q Sons SO. 60;
NJ +. Dwyer. Stl95O and the Ouek stable,
$45ly7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

The city Democratic Committee re.
last evening al headquarters and ar
ranged FOR a thorough canvass Of the
city. '''e
enthusiastic lemoc-atin meetu- On ere
Gon Hill next Saturday night, when
Messrs. 6. V. Meredith. r. Il. Mrnf rd
II: VI. smith, Jr., and Mayor Tayl-r
VIII make speeches. The clay Ward Ac-
tivcs VIII lie on hand as masters az core
mOny.
Meetings will be arranged for in Fulton
and ether parts Of the city
Messrs. {. A. B0yce, NJ. l.. Dawson AMI
others viii speak AT Seven Pines at 3
T. NJ. to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

lean Y. Wei,zman. the gentleman that
does he hieh-Nire walking at the Pom
rriian Fall. is conceded - be the cham
-, bi,h-,yire walker of the world. His
ieats are truly marvellous. and when ne
snes MS act amidst a great shower OF
ere, the audience almost hotd their breath.
It's wonderful.
The Marines family, father mother and
daughter. are above the usual standard
In their great ladder balancing act ant
contortons they are great
Tomorrow night a battle scene will
h. given between the battle-Shps OF
China aud Jauan showing the letes: bat.
ne. Wednesday night portrait i'm fire
VIII be given Of the handsomest woman IN
RichmOnd Friday vii, lie children
day. All children under fourteen Will
be admitted for twenty-five cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
MINISTER M'DONALD.
His Arrival in Loudor--Eunernl or Mr.
Inn Ncs

LYNCHBURG, VA, oct. T. Special
\ letter was received here to-day from
Hon. Alex McDora!d Minister T. Pc sin.
announcing his SAFE arrival In London,
and stating that bis health was much
improved.
The funeral Of the late senator r. j.
phls on Friday last took place from
Grace Memorial church yesterday after
noon, Revs John Lloy. -. d., and J..
NJ. Carson, -. D.. conduct NJ the ceFe-
mony.
c. NJ Blackford, r. y. DAVIS. Ridgeway
Holt. u. T. Mitchell, Frank Roane. T.
G. Quinnes. and Il. Harrison C.; A.
Calhoun, Jr.. X. r.. Jones. q. II. wilkins,
and j. NJ. Miller, Jr., acted as mower
hearers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Hnrr'snnhnrC NofeS.

HARRIsONBURG, VA, oct: l5-Spe-
cial.Erhe Circuit Court, presided over
by Judge Mclaughlin. is now in session
here. and will continue until about the
18th instant. -
The funeral OF Judge james Kenney,
who died at his hone here SATURDAY
morning, took place yesterday, and was
onfe q member a, the Legislature from
this county and afterwards judge Of our
County Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

At the Academy OF Music last night
Alabama Augusta Thomas play OF
southern life, was warmly welcomed ~ a
large audience. The play is a famlliar
one 10 loca! playgGers, as IL has visited
this city twice before.
The Richmond Theatre was the scene of
the initial presentation here ~ bronson
Towards comedy, Young Mrs. Win
throp." The largest and most Fashionable
audience that has been seen at that
popular playhouse this season assembled
TO witness and applaud the comedy, The
play is the sweet, pathetic, and clearly
defined story Of young married couple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
DR.sTUART DOUGLAS DEAD.
The VOL Known All-nIst succumbs 10
RrIHht,s Diaense

NEW YORK, oct 15.-Dr. Stuart
Douglas died yesterday morning at the
home Of the Misses Nayns, No. 100 west
Fifty-seveuth street, whose family physi-
Or. Douglas had besa, suffering from
Brights disease, but had no idea that
his condition was critical lie won't u
Culpeper. Va, 10 attend his father who
was very I'll. his father uicd, and when
he returned, a few weeks ago he be-
came very III himself and the Misses
Neyins insisted mat he should give up
work and allow them 10 nurse him. He
consented. but he had allowed the disease
to obtain a fatal hold Of him.
Dr. Douglas was unmarried. HIS
mother survives HIM lie was uuc-
looking man, not more than thirty-three
IN charge of the insane wards at Bellevue
Hospital over which he presided with
marked ability.
lie was born in the place where he is %
be buried, Alexandria, Va, on January
3d. ls6l. He was the son Of Richardson
Stuart Douglas and Virginia Douglas.
natives Of Virginia. He attended the Uni
yerFity Of Nr.iuia. where he took the
graduated with distinction in 1881. tn
the same year he came To this city ana
attended lectures at the College II physi-
clans and Surgeons from which be was
his graduation he served as physician al
the Asylum for the insane ON WARDS
Island where he laid the liquidation of
his reputation as an alienist In 1851 he
was promoted - the position Of resident
physician I'm charge Of tho insane pa
wilton at BELLEVUE Hospital
In addition 10 his official duties he had
a large private practice. He was recog-
nized as am authority upon mental ana
nervous diseases. I'm ciytl and criminal
cases he vas often called upon 10 testify
I'm regard 10 insanity.
He was instructor I'm mental diseases ar
the New York Post Graduate School and
Medical College, and assistant TO tho
chair or nervous and mental diseases at
He was also an attending physician at
the Vanderbilt clinic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

Railroad Company, TO visit NortoiH am am
Lamberts Point to see the li LID r,IIrrad
company. -, -.
The Democratic convention; helr mere
tonight 20 nominate a candidate LOT tne
from Petersburg. caused by the .resis-.
nationof Hon. John D. Evans, nominated
Mr.. Charles Hall Davis, young h"yr
OF this place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
H. Iaterment &c Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA. VA, oct b. Special
The remains " Or. stuart Douglas. who
died yesterday I'm New York. were brought
here. aud this afternoon buried from the
residence Of his uncle. MIR. James s.
Douglas, freight agent Of TN" Midland
road.
When his father. Captain 4. Stuart
Douglas. OF CuIpeper Was taken ll a
month ago, Or. Douglas came on and zee
manned with him until his death
and came Oh with the remains, which
were buried here only two weeks ago.
lie was then complaining Of what he .iii
was Br.ar' disease, hut Insisted upon
returning 10 his post. Nothing more was
heard Of b. until the armour. meut Of MS
death yesterday