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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
!. ro,tcr az interest to tho Public.

A Matter of Interest fo Tho f"btc'
We desire 10 call especial attention 70
the class OF investments being offered
under the plan OF the Mutual Guarantee
Rulldlng and Loan Association. recently
organized In this city, with tho following
well-known gentlemen to manage iis A.
fairs. C. W. Tanner, president: ]. ~.
Vaughan, ice-presideut, William =.
price. secretary and treasurer; y. b.
Thaw, manager Of agents. and Hon. n.
w. Fiournoy, general attorney. Director
/. n. Vaughan, G. w. Tanner. X. X. R0-
berts. 8. q. Fairbank. Writ u. Taylor,
A. Bcirne Blair and j. y. Fitzgerald.
The above are too well ana fay0rab,y
known 20 require any enforcement az or
hands. but we might cay that they AIS
all experienced IN business ana financial
affairs. and have the confidence OF his
community.
Parties seeking "gllt-edTe" Investment,
IN the near future with the largest pos.
sible dividend-earnlng power. would 10
well 20 investigate the new and prsctlcl
plan OF the Mutual Guarantee. The o.
fees OF the association are temporarily Dr..
Gated AT No. 9B east Main street d.,
they will be permanently located on "a
after July lst at No 1913 east Main street.
opposite the post-onice.
The plan Of the Mutual Guarantee h,a
received the unqualified engorscr,er, i,
some OF the best and most conqervati,,
businessmen OF this city. and am Nh,
have read their literature have pronounced
Il the best plan Offered bg any "a.
tional building ana loan association Pa,
and classes OF stock issued bv tFe 800
citation: Instalment-sharcs arc s.fl II,
two classes. Class "a" costs 80 ~.
share per month (par value. s6D v't,h
no admission. membership. OF Win.
drawal-fee: Class "B' costs $50 re.
share per month. which includes uge.ir.
surance premium on 500 and the prII-,,
in case OF death. will secure 10 mo oriats
OF the deceased the par value NJ hls STOCK.
II an investor, and, n a borrower. hIs
mortgage will be cancelled. Compare no
results Of this combination OF luUI.rg
and loan and life Insurance mth 'rr..
fifteen, or twenty-ycar endowment Ir.
surance. and the results in fay0r 81 10
first viii. doubtless surprise You. Class
&C." which Il a fU'y-pad. participating
stock Is sold AZ 500 cash. and "a dividend
OF not less than per cent. is guarantee
These shares entitle the holder % a fll
participation In the profits Of the ass.,I1-
ton; the dividends are paid semiannual.
~. To persons desiring a SAFE invo.f.
ment for a short or long time v'c c'--
not too highly-rccommend the sully-r1d
shares @he money invested ~ thls Class
OF stock can be withdrawn NO any time.
IL is estimated that the dividends 1871 ex.
coed 10 per cent per annum. and only a
limited amount will be offered
Under the plan Of this association every
cent invested Is utilized 10 rs utmost
earning-power, and the continued come
pounding insures the most surprising r..
suits under the double-mortgase system
operated by this association. secur, A
copy OF the prospectus Of fhe Mutual
Guarantee and compare their Plan with
those Of other associations
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Lillian Singing.

written for the Dispatch)
Last night in dreams l heard you sing
again
Your voice melodiously rich and sweet
or those who never more on earth shall
meet,
a song Of feeting JOY and lifelong pain;
And as | listened 10 the haunting strain.
MethOught there came the sound OF
tramping feet
Up through the twilight OF the lonesome
street,
That spectral seemed beneath the drifting
rain.
Sad pilgrims passed upon their weary
way,
From the fair land OF transitory bliss.
Out from the summer bloom and sunlit
day
Into the darkness, with enshrouded
Love.
Some with the memory OF the parting
kiss,
And some. as /. clasping a little glove,
II. c. ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

n massage across the thoroughfare IN tne
midst of a throng Of carriages. VIZ"
Characteristic good nature the rr'nee
came to the rescue. and successfully pr
lofed the pair TO the other side Oh .ne
street. A short time Afterwards ne re
celved a massive silver inkstand' WIN
The following inscription: ITO the Prince
~ Wales. From one who saw MIN con
duct a blind beggar across the street ec.
In memory Of kind ana Chr's''an
ton" Neither note nor card accompsnleu
the offering, and the name oil the uonor
has never been discovered. BUT inns
anonymous gift is not the least prlZeu
OF the many articles in the Princes urea
sure chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Excursion Rates.

The Southern Railway Company an
nounces the following excursion rates via
the York River Line for the season now
opening:
Richmond 10 Baltimore and return,
limit Is days, 800; Richmond to Phila-
delphia and return, limit ID days SooO'
Richmond to New York and return unit
- days, $500.
The York River Line steamers are
handsomely appointed. and have every
modern convenience. The table is sup
niied with all the delicacies Of the Chesa-
peake bay. and the cuisine is unsurpassed;
Information will be cheerfully furnished
and state-rooms can be reserved in adj
vance at passenger office, 800 east Main
street. JOHN NJ. Beall,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
A ReguInr Snap.

Piano and Organ buyers have II all their
own way as long as the r. b. Lee stock
lasts. There will be many homes made
happy by having fine pianos that are now
brought within their reach, as 70
price that would otherwise be destitute
of music. Five minutes in our ware
rooms will demonstrate the Importance
OF immediate action. When new
Upright Modern Pianos are selling from
$lOa50 upwards, you can understand that
they will not go begging long.
WALTER u. MOSES &c CO.,
1905 east Main street
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MARTI SURELY DEAD.
His nody VIII he Publicly Exhibited
in santiago.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 25.-There
is not the slightest doubt entertained here
that General Martl, the Cuban leader was
killed a few days ago, as reported, not
withstanding the denials which come from
the insurgent newspaper headquarters at
Tampa, Fla.
Official information IS received that Mar
It's body has been embalmed, ana VIII be
publicly exhibited in Santiago de Cuoa,
i'm order that the people living in that
nroyince. which Is the storm-centre OF the
revolution, may be absolutely convinced
of his dcath.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
UNITED STATES COURT.
,,aee Nelson Grants nm Injunction
I'm the Angostura-Bitters Case


On the Angosturn-Bitters Case
c.ror the st. Paul Morning Call. May
TO- 1881
In the case Of DR.. J. @. B. siesert q
Sons VS.. Well. Mangler & Co.. In wnich
the compIainants. through Attorneys NC
Canerty & Noyes, pray for decree
perpetually enjoining the defendants from
selling and dealing in any oitters anu
oordials, designed to represent Angos-
tnra. BItters." manufactured by the plain
tIffs. Judge Nelson granted the lnJuhc-
lion asked for, and says that the deIehu-
ants are enjoined from dealing In any Dit
ters or cordials not made by the COM
plainants. contained In bottles so as 10
induce the belief that such bltters or cor,
dials are made by the complainants' ana
called "Angostura Bitters," and from sell
ing or Offering for sale any bitters or
cordials I'm bottles, in wrappers. and gene
raj form in which defendants were selling
bltters. called "Angostura Bitters," at me
commencement OF this action. The pro-
hibition OF the Court also goes to the
use OF signs, cards, trademarks, and other
articles used I'm selling bitters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
NcmorinI-Day Flowers.

Parties IN the city who wish to send
flowers for Memorial-Day are requested
10 send them on the Goth TO Miss Baugh-
man. 300 south Fourth street or else
TO Hollywood on the S0th, on which day
a committee will be at the monument
10 receive them. Those sending from a
distance are requested 10 send them on
the 10Th to Miss Baughman. 300 south
Fourth street. for Hollywood Memorial
Association; II so marked they VIII be
brought free OF charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
How the old Highland Chiefs Lived.

Long ago there were no such grand
shootlng-lOdges in the Highlands as now.
/ am told that a young Duchess OF Cor
don asked the butler how the late Duchess
managed TO have so much company et
Kinrars. for she could see no room, when
he REPLIED by telling her that for weeks
al a time he had slept on the top OF the
kitchen dresser; and IL was known that
a niece and two other young ladies slept
in her bedroom. probably not a large one,
as they were sent out TO wash In the
burnl-no doubt some sheltered spot.
There was a waterfall near Ochtertyre
where the late Sir ". Murray told me
he and his brothers used 10 go for a
shower-bath, having some sort of screen
hung up 10 hide them from the road.
Greenfield at Glengarry was quite small,
three rooms below and two lofts above.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Il. of l.. headquarters I'm washing

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 25.-The
long-discussed plan OF transferring the
headquarters OF the knights Of Labor 10
Washington seems on the point Of ac-
complishment During the past week
the Executive Committee-consisting OF
Grand Master Workman j. Il. Sovereign,
II. b. Martin, c. A. French, T. b. Nc
CURE. and ]. NJ. Kennedy-haye been con-
sidering the subject. and selecting site.
They finally decided upon a lot facing
the north front Of the Capitol A build
ing-permit has been secured, and the con-
tract for the erection OF handsome of
ffice building has been let, Ground VIII
probably be broken Monday morning.
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Greatly Treasured.

The following story is told OF piece OF
siiverware now existing In the plate
room at Marlborough House. One day
the Prince OF Wales, on alightlng from
his carriage at the door OF house where
he was about TO pay a visit. saw a blind
man and his dog yainly trying 10 effect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

fused her or big. new hat she
was wearing. the other members OF the
society have not as yet been able to de-
,ermine. but. from the teasing she has
received. e Is safe 10 say that at the
next meeting OF the society. che VIII not
forget her name. BILL GOSSETTE.
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Co 10 wushfnEtOn

on excursion Saturday night, juno LIST.
Train leaves Broad and Hancock streets
at II 2. NJ. Returning, leaves Washing
ton June 80 at $50 z. NJ. sharp. Round
trip, $50. c. V. CLASH,
]. NJ. THOMPSON.
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SO 2lO,49 So
Average reserve held, 2lS per cent.
- rNrnI-TIlX

Average reserve held, PSI per cent
DIR. CABELL'S INQUIRY.
DR.. Julian Cebell, Of the United states
army. who met with a painful accident
here Yesterday evening, resulting IN the
loss OF one OF his feet, is from hichnoha'
He is resting easily, at the providence
Hospital. -,.
NOT A VIRGINIAN.
An unknown man committed suicide IN
= washington hotel last Tuesday night.
In some way a report WAS circulated that
his name was Miller. and that he hailed
from virginia. This seems TO be err
roneous. Many Virginians have called
10 look at the corpse but he can
not be identified. The man before ending
his life loft a note requesting that he be
buried in potterg field, and added that
IL would be useless 10 attempt 10 ldentily
him. He was about IS years Of age tlll'
and had neither beard nor mouslache.
lie carefully removed everything from
his clothing that might in any way give
a clue 10 his name or place Of residence.
POSTAIAGISTERTAL.
Postmasters Of the fourth class were
to-day appointed for North Carolina as
follows: ,,,
Bnrlow. Moore county A. \. Kelly vice
r. n. Kelly. resigned; Pennington, Stanly
county. L. G.. Lewis vice II. G. Hall. dead;
Vfllanow, Moore county, Malcolm Smith
vice VI. A. McBryde, resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
RI.OO. Only eI.OO.

Round-trlp 10 Norfolk or Newport News
Saturday night. June s. 1895 at Do O'Clock
on the new and handsome steamer Prl.
h0ntas Steamer will leave Norfolk at
4 +. NJ FOR Richmond. June 9th Tickets
also good 10 return the foiioWng Tg.. ItY.
The Pocahontas arrives at Richmond Sll.
day night In time TO connect with tie
elCctrlc-cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Tho Cnsb-Register.

have a National Cash-Register, with
the latest improvements, self-addar, fancy
nickel case: for sale cheap, and on easy
terms. Registers from DC. TO $40. SuitaDle
for saloon, soda-water-stands, .etc. Al
dress CASH-REGISTER,
Post-Odice Box lSi, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
OUR NATIONAL BANKS
Reports Of Their Condition on the
Seventh Instant.
LOANS AND DISCOUNTS, sI5,o47,5os.
Individual Deposits, S1.,o'o'o<f-
Capital stock, s4.!00,3oo-Arerase
p...rxe Held. 2i.s7 Per Cent.-sur-
seon Cabeil.
ts. s12,G7O,o24-

WASHINGTON. d. c., May 2o-(Spe-
cial,-The Comptroller OF the Currency
called for statements from the national
hanks in every state as to their condi-
ton ON the 18th OF May. The reports from
the thirty-seven banks in Virginia have
been received, and the following is an
abstract for the state:
pECoITRCES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
sterIlnw silver

Belt Buckles. IN an the latest designs
and patterns. just received by
THE NOWLAN COMPANY.
92l east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

orders for printing sent TO the Dis
patch Company VIII be given prompt at
fention. and the style Of work and prices
VIII be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Sterling silver

Heart I.ockets and Chains, in all the
latest designs and patterns, just received
by THE NOWLAN COMPANY,
921 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

buys Warranted, F'ull-Size Lawn
Mower. $50 buys Patent lce-Cream
Freezer; 45c.. buys Good Oil-Stove; Soc'
for Window Fly-Screens; 81 for Door;
SOC. buys a Hammock; sc. a yard for
Wire-Fence, at Vaughan's. COZ east Broad
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Sterling Silver

Bicycle Name Plates, just received by
THE NOWLAN COMPANY,
921 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
$3.50

Newest selections Wallpaper. Hewitt,
ol6 north Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Messrs Sycle g. Co. are Offering some
wonderful values I'm Silks ana Dress
Goods They quote Crcp0n silk y inches
wide, IN Pink. Ligh; Blue Navy. Brown,
Pearl, Lavender. Red Cerlse, Cream, arl
Yellow at llc. n NArd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

The meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Association called for Friday, the 9th
failed for want OF a quorum. The asso-
citation will meet at the home. 700 east
Franklin street. on Monday, May 9th.
al 5 o'clock p. NJ. Active and contribut-
ing members are requested TO attend for
the purpose of revising the constitution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Estimates given on WALLPAPER. Hewitt,
2o6 north Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Attend the Great Auctlon-Barca.n s.h
OF +. $ Janray's stock ot Mh.ie COOS
Linens, and Mark-DOwn sale of SILKS
Dress Goods. Mattings. Carpets. Oh
Cloths Hosiery. Gloves, Underwear Au.
&c, 20 commence Monday morning at Nlt
teldOrfcrs S, 2l7 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Try us on Wallpaper. Hewitt .s
north Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Messrs. Isaac Sycc g. Co. arc cif'rs
away "a young ladies' handsome E.sH-
grade bicycle as an inducemcut to I.F
chasers. with every dollar purchl
ticket Is given, the bicycle % Doe s'A
away June 2lst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

The Greatest bargains and largest s'0.l
OF Mattings iu the city az Mltte.ioftcr
III east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Read our now advertisement Do %
days paper. third page. .........
-. & r.. MlTrELDORtEN
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Good work guaranteed. Hewitt. 2O6
north Fourth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

To flavor your Soda and Lemonade, AMI kees
your digestive Organs a order, get a bottle g
the genuine ASGorURA BuTEas manuacilfej
by DIR. j. G. b. slEGERr & son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Get prices on Wallpaper. Hewitt, 2o6
north Fourth.
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WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD With THESE GRADES!
$12:!o:2o
- @--~1 s.---a.-.a.-@n-~s

What do you suppose these new Rus
sian Navy Serge Suits would cost in any
other store? Not less than $16.50-ior
the tailors won't undertake to match
them for less than $50. They can't offer
the same-because the fabric was woven
expressly and solely for us. It's almost
as good as our famous SIS True Blue.
All wool-indigo dyed-cut in Single. and
Double Breasted Sacks. We've sold hun.
dreds of Suits of it in a week-and it's
only one of the immense variety at
$3.50. Black and Blue Cheviots-fast
colors, too. Bannockburns-Cassi-
Observation-Disclosures nobby
and neat patterns-Sacks and Cuta-
ways.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

direction Of Messrs. Abbey and Grau Will
open at the Metropolitan Opera-House, In
New York. on November 18TH and. as
usual, hfty-two performances win be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Now there Is a fashion In the adver-
usements OF concerts There was time
when I'm the announcement Of concert,
Il was thought sufficient TO say ''Mr.
Jones. the pianist, viii assist; or Mr..
Jones. pianist" when the "sassiety"
editor reviews concert we learn that
Professor Jones presided at the instru-
menL" To such reviewers every plan
ist is a professor, and every piano
an instrument In a recent programme
there appeared this information in the
advertisement Of strinS-Quartette con-
cert 'Alr --. al the piano." l sup
pose this Is the correct thing, yet. how
vague is the announcement! Being in
terprctcd the phrase may mean that Mr.
Blank viii be the pianist az the said con-
cert, OF, that ne viii there play the piano
You NAV say that "He Is not in the
piano, or on the piano, or under the plano
or agin' the piano he is at the plano"
True: but the reader Is not told what
Mr. Blank Is doing 81 the plano. whether
he IS repairing H. or tuning II, or ad-
miring the woodwork. In the rural dis
tricts they would say. Hes to the piano"
Possibly. the phrase Hes in it, will now
be changed TO Hes at II" when there
Is talk Of a pianist.
And yet. a careful study OF the mean
ing OF at may show that the advertiser
bu;lded better than he knew. Thus. Mr..
Blank may be IN the immediate presence
OF the piano. Elliptlcaly, he may be.
in active or aggressive contact; solicit
ing. pestering assailiug." All how many
planlsts are, then. "at the plano" Or. at
Is here used with the idea OF obstacles
or difficulties intervening" such as an
unfriendly manager. He Is at It'll. G.,
"hara at work. lighting" Again, at
may be used implicitly here with such
verbs as kick. tear, knock. drum" Last
", lat" may introduce the occasion or
cause OF an emoiion-e. s., "astonished,
| dixmayed. Erieved"
Yes. at the piano may be most flttingly
used in the announcing OF certain plan
| lists.
! The regular opera season. under the
| direction Of Messrs. Abbey and Grau. Will
open at the Metropolitan Opera-Housei In
| New York. on November 18th. and. as
usual nfty-two performances win be
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-26
DISTRICT COURT.
Matters Transacted at 'he Bar Meeting
 This Morning.

Matters Transacted at 'he Bar Meeting
 This Morning.
 At bar meeting this morning the fol- lowing business was transacted:
 Short calendar: Joseph Pequiuot vs Lewis Foeil. motion for default for failure to file answer, over for two weeks.
 Town of Waterbury vs Catherine Cuddy, motion for default and judgment of fore closure, over for a week.
 Town ct al vs Thomas Bulger. motion for disclosure of detense. default for failure to file answer and judgment of foreclosure. over week.
 Thomaston Savings Bank vs John w. Shanley ct al, judgment by default and ordered to be put upon short calendar two weeks from to-day, to determine upon law days.
 Tarrant & Go vs R. P. Bissell, motion for plea on abatement as to the jurisdic- ton, allowed, and the case removed from the docket
 Henry II. Peck vs John w. Shanley ct al, judgment for plaintiff for foreclosure for s ,S31.
 Nellie l. Stanley vs Jacob Arbes, mo- tion for disclosure of defense. Judgment for plaintiff.
 R. A. Lowe vs Alice Gas 'idy. judgment for plaintiff $567.27.
 Russell H. Fox vs c. Art Ward. motion for default for failure to file answer, and motion for law day. over until Monday.
 James Horigsn vs William Collins, mo ton for more specific bill of particulars over for one week.
 Assignments: Monday. January 2s Czinskas vs Holmes. Booth t Haydens' Tuesday, January 29. Ashenden vs Hun oerford. Wednesday, January 30, BrooKS vs Benham. (argumsnts.l Friday. Febru ary 1. Thompson vs Hanna. Saturday February 2, Fruin vs McGrath; Pierpon Brothers vs Hayes; Lante < Dsx vs Val entine. Monday, February 4. Drayer Vi Keenan,. Tuesday, February 5. Ryan Vi Frisbie, hearing on damages.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-01-26
THE ESCAPE

How a Young Lover Narrowly Av-rtcd aa
 ExpenaIvs Trip.
 Darling" she said. as she nestled closer to hlm and looked up with a fond gaze into the eyes of her lover, you know all the preparations for our wedding have been made. The cards are out. my trous- seau is complete, but there is one little matter that has not yet been settled"
 Il presume you refer. desr," he replied. lovingly holding her hand in his. ''to our wedding trip"
 You have guessed it. you dear. sweet boy" she cried joyfully. ''and let's decide where We will go."
 "Let me see" taking out his note book. There's Niagara and Washington and Old Point Comfort and"--
 "No deaF." she interrupted. "I don't want to go to any of those places"
 Perhaps you would like to go to some real quiet place." he continued. "where we could be all alone by ourselves. But, my darling. what is the matter with you You are not ill, are you?"
 Her face had become ashen pale. Con. trolling herself by a supreme effort. she said: 'Can you not guess it? Don't you see where I want to go" And she whis- pered something in his ear.
 Two hours later the figure of solitary man might have been seen scurrying along to find the reserved seat sale for LilIiar Kennedy in "Shs Couldn't Marry Three ,