Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-27
MRS. MAXEY'S DEATH
TWO CHILDREN ALSO PASS AWAY
IN OVR SISTER CITY.
j. q. 4. 4. VI. Officers Eiertc"-"''"-
,uoud Officers visit Nnnrhcs'cr
..,r RoxaI Arcnuum-;;xcur-
eion 10 West Point.

Mrs Eliza Maxey. widow or bchhet
Maxey. died yesterday morning AT '"'
residence OF her daughter. MIS- Il. D.
Franklin. No. III east Twelfth street III
the 9th year Of her rye. Mrs' MaNeS
had been in feeble health for Some tine'
lint had only been confined TO her ped
,bout three weeks and death is supposed
n have resulted from old age. The Iu-
neral will take place from the resiuehc'
this morning at o'clock. and the inter-
ment will be made in Hollywood Gene
terry
Mary Morehead. infant daughter or DR..
and Mrs j. NJ. Whitfield. died yester-
dsv afternoon at the parents residence
No III west Twelfth street She was Il
bright and beautiful baby. but had been
in al health for several months For the
mast few DAYS the family thought the
title one was better, but Tuesday hlehl
che was taken worse. ana diei ycSte'uaN'
The funeral will take place TINS mofh'hS
AT 10 O'Clock. at the grave. in Hollywood
Cemetery. , -
The funeral of Eva Lee. li'tie daugh-
tor Of Mr.. and Mrs Ashby Claiborne.
took place Tuesday afternoon from the
stockton- Street church at 800 O'CLOCK
Rev. W. f.. Hurt oficiated, and the re-
mains were inferred in Maury C~nle-
terry.
The infant child Of Mr.. James r. Herrln
died at the parents residence, ~ caSt
Twelfth street. yesterday afternoon. The
funeral VIII take place AT the grave. III
Maury Cemetery. this afternoon AZ
O'Clock.
LIBERTY COUNCIL OFFICERS.
The following are the officers elected
for the ensuing six months at Liberty
Council Tuesday night; Councillor. W.
W. Uouchens: ice-Counciilor, ". VI.
Jones: Recording Secretary G.. NJ. Ire
william: Assistant Recording Secretary,
Titus Loser: Financial Secretary. Il. +.
Criddle. Treasurer. w. II. Toler: Warden.
A A. Avis: Conductor. W. NJ. Han; In
side Guard. j. y. Taylor. outside Guard.
g. w Butler: Trustccs-J 9. BEDFORD. \.
r. Toler. c. W Eutler; Representative TO
State Council. q. W. Butler.
At the meeting OF Manchester COun-
eli. Royal krcanum. held Tuesday night.
the lodge was visited by Pa>t-Grand-R Re
gent G. W. HARDWOOD and Reg Mt Charles
Riley. Of Richmond. After tha business
Of the council those present enjoyed re-
freshments. This council is composed
Of good material and they have gone
10 work to become the banner council
Of the State. There are fourteen appli-
cants ready to be initiated into the mys-
terics. The council intends getting up
a mock initiation and give public en-
tertainment. with Gus Royal. Charlie
Wake. and Ben owen in the cast. Some
thing rare and racy may be expected.
To HAVE \ MASS-MEETING.
Cynthus Grove Of Druids will have Il
mass-meetine tonight in their lodge-room
~ Cersey's Hall All eX-rnembers OF the
Druids are invited 10 attend. and a large
crowd Is expected. y number OF speeches
will be made. and good time IS antici-
pate1.
The excursion Yesterday morning to
West Point by the employees of the
Southern railway shops i'm this city was
largely attended. Thirteen coaches We're
used to convey the eXcursionists 10 the
picnic-grounds.
Mrs. W. c. Jones LETT yesterday for
Washington 70 visit her parents.
Several parties were fined Yesterday
morning in the Police Court for allowing,
their horses 10 run loose in the street.
MIR. A. H. Rutherford Of Baltimore
Md. secretary ~ the SoJthside Land and
Improvement Company, Of Chesterfield.
was in Manchester YESTERDAY
Miss Florence Holland Is visiting rela-
lives in Lexington. Va.
Mr.. Joseph Beyill and son. Lawrence
are spending the summer in Nansemond
county. Va.