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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-08
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
VIII Re nuried Friday.

Mr.. Robert p. Blackburn, whose sudden
dsath was noticed in these columns yes
ter1ay. viii not be buried until Friday
i'm accordance with a frequenily-expressed
wish of the deceased that his body should
not be inferred until three days after his
death
Mr.. Blackburn was one OF the very
few surviving members Of the old Rich
mond night-watch. lie VAS contem-
porary OF tn late Captain Peasants ami
Sergeant Chalkley, and after an honorable
career. .-tf,ir-- ~--Tle war was elected a
member OF the police force and assigned
to Captain Epps's district. He lately took
TO farming. and owned 4 pretty and
profitable little farm in Henrico county.
He was a gigantic figure Of a man. and
was very highly esteemed for his many
mai1y and noble qualities. He was In the
73d rear Of his ags.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
TIE RETURNS SHOW VERY WELL.
One Third of the state Heard From.
Railroad Assessments.

Since the last statement published IN
re.arl to the assessments OF real estate
In twenty-five counties of the State. COLO
mel Morton Marye, the Auditor Of Public
Accounts. has heard from the following
additional twelve counties: Wythe. Surry,
Russell Southampton. Prince George,
James City. New Kent. Northumberland,
Warwick York, Mathews. and Rappahan-
mock. In these thirty-seven counties and
cities the old asst ssment aggregated 80,
03l 81, while the new assessment amounts
to $40 $50 COS, showing q decrease OF sli.-
sCG. or three tenths OF | per cent The
real estate in these counties represents
about one fourth Of the aggregate valua-
ton In the entire State.
Ii Is understood that the work OF the
assessors OF the city OF Richmond Will
not be completed before September LIST.
While the assessments have been com
pleted in all wards but Clay Ward, yet
the figures have not yet been added up
and before the assessments can be de-
finitely fixed the books Will have 10 re-
main open during reasonable time for
the inspection OF the interested property
owners. and the assessors. therefore, do
not venture at this time to predict the
result.
The statements as to the large increase
in the valuation OF the property in the
cities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth, which
have been reported. are somewhat mis-
leading While there Is. OF course an
increase as compared with the assess
ment Of 1850, the same Is largely due to
the erection Of new buildings. etc, which
are assessed each year as they go up.
The question alone which anects the
revenues OF the Commonwealth and which
Colonel Marye is greatly Interested In Is
az to how this years assessment COM
pares to that Of 1884.
The Board of Public Works gave an
other public hearing yesterday TO repre-
sentatlves OF companies operating rali-
roads within the State Of virginia. Inc
session lasted about two hours. and re-
representatives. of the street-railway com
pany in Berkley. Norfolk county. and OF
the street-railway company in stanton
submitted their views The board VIII
meet again to-day.
The Second Auditor yesterday paid cou'
mons of Riddleberger and century Dohus
amounting TO nearly $4,000.
Among the visitors at the Capltoi yes
tertIay were G.. w. Woolfork, Treasurer
of Orange county, and ". y. STREET., Urea
su~er of Essex county.
Governor O'Ferrall has appointed MIR
BENJAMIN Wheatley. of Alexandria. mem
Der of the State Embalming Board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
PUBLIC BATH-H0USE.
COL. BRANCH Talks ABOUT HIS
RESOLUTION FOR ONE.
III. idea Is That the Nntntorium
should He Located In the Heart VI
the CIty-sepnrate Provision Fro
poscd for the Negroes.

Colonel James Il. Branch. member OF
the Council from Clay Ward, was seen
last night in reference 10 the resolution
offered by him Monday night appropra-
ting 81, 500 for the construction OF pubic
bath house. He said he had long been
considering the advisability OF the estaD-
lishment OF such a place, and thought
natatorium for a city Of this size was
as great q necessity as crematory TOT
garbage. and was equally as essential 10
the public health.
His idea is TO have house built similar
to that now being operated on Mayo
Island, to contain at least 100 dressing
rooms. and to have a pool sufficienty
large to admit OF swimming. He favors
locating the bath-hcuse In the old tasin
between Ninth and Tenth streets. 40 as
TO render II easily accessible from all sec
tlons of the city. 1t need only be kept
open s.x months out of the year, ana at
a fair estimate. Colonel Branch thinks.
would cost but 500 per season TO run II.
He was asked what disposition would
be made of the colored people. and re-
piled that they would. of course. have
To be provided for either by the erection
Of n separate bath-house. or by division
OF the original one. He Is very much IN
earnest In this matter. and will press his
resolution before the Finance Committee
and endeavor TO secure Its adoption.
Colonel Branch could hardly have hit
upon proposition that would meet with
more general favor than this one does.
The need of a public hlth-hause has been
felt here for long time. The late Her
mann Schmidt was anxious to see SUCH
an institution in Richmond, and endeavor-
ed year or two before his death to form
a company and establish a natatorium.
The movement, though popular, was not
successful. The bath-house being con-
Quoted of Mayos Island by Mr.. Westman
has been well patronized. and woult. be
a great boon 10 sweltering humanity II
ii was located in the heart Of the city.
BY al means let us have bath-house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
HER BODY LAID TO REST.
Funeral OF Miss Minnie Il. Wilk,n-
son Held Yesterday Afternoon.

The funeral Of Miss Minnie Il. VIII
kinson. the lady whose sad suicide at
DR.. Hoge's church Sunday was published
In yesterdays Dispatch. took place yes
terdly afternoon at o'clock from the
residence OF her father. Mr.. It. b. VIII
klnson, No. Col west Main street. The
house was well filled with relatives and
friends OF the deceased.
Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hoee conducted the
services In a NEST impressive manner.
Before the services commenced Mr.. +. IL.
Cloves and Mrs. knowles sang, art Inou
Weary" After the prayer Mrs. Knowles
sang, Jesus. Lover OF Ny Soul" Those
present sang at the conclusion OF the
services. IL Heard the Voice OF Jesus Say
Come Unto Me and Rest"
The floral designs which were sent by
friends wer. numerous and exquisite
a handsome design representing the gates
ajar was sent by the Young Ladies' So
c.ety OF DR.. Hoges church.
The internent was at Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
Property Transfers.

Richmond: ~ T.. Bealrs trustees to
Amelia Fuller. 50 feet on north side Park
avenue near Deep Run street, S3l.25.
W. II. Bourncs trustee 10 Julia, wife
Of Mortimer Hogan, 81 feet on east side
Twenty street between Broad
and Marshall. u, i2j.
Isaac Cohen and wife to Mary 7. VIII
Hams, 10 feet on west side Lombardy
street near Park avenue, s. 500.
Henry II. Harriss trustees 70 Guarantee
Building. Loan. and Trust Company, 10
feet on west side 81. John street, between
Federal and Coutts, $50.
George r. Haw, special commissioner.
to Luther T.. Sale, % IL feet on Nenable
street northeas. corner Mosby. 5000.
Winston nd Margaret Leftwich 10 Har-
rlet and Oracle Cabel - % feet on south
side Duval street near Judah, 1900
William Tyree and wife 10 Abraham
Johnson. q Is feet on north side Baker
STREET between First and Second. $3.50
Matte ID. Vaughan's trustee TO Caroline
Augustine. 30 feet on Twentieth street
southwest corner Grace. $500.
William VI. watkins and wife to Mary
c.. wife af John a. McCready, % feet on
Main street southeast corner Plum,
Sl.s15.
Mary r. Williams 20 Isaac Cohen. 40
feet on west side Lombardy street near
Park avenue, reserying annuity Of SEQ,
s.
Henrco: Marinda a. and w r. Coal
ter To James H. Barton, lot - In block Is
Brookland Park, 1920.
Lewis Glrter TO H. y. Walton 200 feet
on Chamberlayne avenue. northeast cor
ner Walton avenue, in exchange for other
property
Llewel!yn McVeigh to Mary F.. Crutch-
fields committee, 20 feet on south side
Jay street near Federal. 800
Matthew a. Miller ard wife 10 J. Craig
Miller, q 3l-l0O acres and right OF way.
SO
Charles j. Shuman and wife TO james
ii. Barton, 60 feet on west side Monteiro
street, and 60 feet on east side Mitchell
street 81 100
Stephen Warner and wife 10 6. S. Bur-
ling, 100 acres on Osborne turnpike. @c0O
IA. n. Walton 10 Lewis Glnter l-2
acres on Brook turnpike, subject to deed
OF trust for $3.50. In exchange for other
property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
WILL DISCIPLINE HIS MEN FIRST.
ChIef-Of-POIice Howard Tells of His
Plans for the Future.

There Is much speculation as to the
course that Major Howard, the new Chief
Of Police. will pursue relative to blotting
our various places of iniquity SAID 10
exist in the city. A Dispatch reporter
called upon the new official at his once,
I'm the CITY Hail. yesterday afternoon ana
questioned him to some extent concern
ing his plans When asked what lie
proposel to do toward closing gambling
houses and Sunday bar-rOoms. he replied
that he was not prepared TO answer thal
query lust yet. Said he: Il am direct
ing my efforts now toward Thoroughly
disciplnins my force. ana when that Is ac-
complshed TO my satisfaction l shall Try
and discipline the city There Is ample
time for all things. and j shall not pro-
coed rashly or too fast. / pdrpose doing
nv duty fully and carefully. but viii
act conservatively. and In way that
will give offence TO no one. l am not
the man to take snap-judgment on any
one or any class. i am not looking ior
notoIiety through sensational methods,
and don't want H. At the proper time
| will give my warning, and then proceed
10 business In business-like way"
When asked II he would act upon any
disclosures OF the existence of gambling
houses in the city that might be made
peated sententiously: II don't take snap
Judgment on anybody. My method Is to
make my own Investigations, and then
act as 1T seems best and most proper.
AS an illustration. the Chief related the
following incident. which occurred day
or so after his election. a gentleman
whom ne we'll knew met him on the
street and. grasping him by the hand.
congratulated him upon his election. and
said he knew he was the man for the po-
sitlon He then continued. and told
Major Howard thai the public expected
him TO close all the gambling-houses and
Sunday bar-rooms. and volunteered 10 get
1000 names TO a petition for a new law
II that would assist the Chief. He con-
ciuded by saying that he was at Major
Towards command. and only awaited
rparching-orders. The Major said TO
him: "My friend. these are the orders
have for you: Right about face and
march straight to your home. and when
you get there sit down. You are tired.
III attend TO the rest "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
WILL. HARDLY GET ROLAND.
Cincinnati. with IA Prior Claim, Has
served Her RcGuisition.

Chef-of- Police Howard yesterday re-
ceived telegram from Marshal Frey
OF Baltimore. advising him that he would
hold William Boland alias Charles
Fisher, wanted here for forgery for eight
days. subject 70 acquisitions. The police
here have however. given up all hopes Of
getting Boland, as the Cincinnati
authorities have a prior claim on him,
and have served requisition papers on
Governor Brown.
IL will be remembered that the crook
operated here some months ago under
the alias Of Fisher. forging The name Of
MIR. Fritz Sitterding to "A check for 800.
which he cashed at the First National
Bank: forging the firm name OF +. T.
Crump & Co. to a check, upon which he
received money from the Planters Ma
tional Bank, and transacting various
other crooked deals, which netted him "a
big sum.
Boland was arrested several days ago
in Baltimore with Arthur NJ. Dearborn
and William Hartley. who are held on
suspicion OF being members of IA gang of
forgers whose operations are confined
chiefly to the Western States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
HOY SENT on FOR TRIAL.
The Justice Prefers That n Jury
Hear the Case.

The continued case of Jesse Hoy,
charged with shooting at William Fogg,
was called in the Police Court yesterday
morning, and the evidence was ex-
haustlvely gone into. Hoy stated that he
had been informed that Fogg had in
suited his wife. and he waited for him at
the Locomotive Works, where he was EN-
oloyed When he came out at dinner
Zine Hoy accused him OF having insulted
his wife, whereupon Fogg called Hoy a
liar, and Hoy slapped him Then Fogg
picked up a rock with which to hit Hoy,
and the latter opened fire on him. falling
however, 10 hit him. This statement was
corroborated by other witnesses, and
Hoy was sent on TO the grand jury.
Rosa Miller (colored) was fined $50 for
cursing William Winston.
Irving Hill. a small negro boy. was
charged with entering the warehouse OF
the Richmond Wagon Company and steal
ing Ratchet. He was whipped in court
by his mother.
Several other minor cases were dis
pOsed Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
Marriage Of Nr. Angle and MISS
Necch.

The marriage of Miss Annie EfZaoe'n
Mech and Mr. william ;. Angie tooh
place az $50 O'clock last evening AT holy
Trinity church The ceremony was per
formed by Rev DR.. Gravatt ana oniy
the immediate relatives and friends or
the bride and groom were present. Inc
bride was attired In q handsome travel
ling dress OF light brown Sicilian cioth,
trimmed in cut steel and satin, with nat
and gloves to match She was supported
by her sister. Miss Alma j. Mech az
maid Of honor, who was dressed In be
coming gown of white organdie. With satin
trimmings. Both ladies caJ.ied hand
some bouquets Of La France roses.
Mr.. Mordecai Angle acted as best man.
and the ushers were Messrs. Joe Angle.
Leroy Cohen, Edgar Nichols. and y. Sher-
win
Mr.. and Mrs Angle left Immediately
after the ceremony for a short northern
tour They are expected 10 return and
settle here in about two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
Joint Session of Senates.

Richmond Senate. No. 1852. and Wash
ington-Lee Senate No. 1853, Knights OF
the Ancient Esseric order. held another
joInt session In Wilkinson Hall last eve
ming. The attendance was large, and
good deal OF routine business was dis
posed of. ExcelensSenator Thomas N.
Render. Of Washington-Lee Senate. pre-
sided, and ne was requested. together with
Excellent-Senator +. NJ. Reade. OF Rich
mond Senate TO make the necessary ar
rangements for permanent quarters, where
the two senates viii hereafter meet. II
In most likely that either the Masonic
Temple, or st. Adams Hall will be Sc
lected as future headquarters OF the new
order.
Mr.. F. T.. Bodwell, the Supreme Deputy
Organizer, OF Louisville. KY. who organ
lied the two senates In this city, VIII
leave this morning for Norfolk to organ
ize a senate in that city, as wei as in
Portsmouth. He will hereafter make his
home In Richmond. and has, In view OF
this fact, Joined Washington-Lee Senate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03

city thirty-ehght years ago. He had been
married for seventeen years. and shortly
after that event moved 10 San Francisco.
where he eventually became member OF
the firm OF Runino & Blancl. marble
dealers.
Mrs. kufnno when interviewed on the sub
ject OF her husba nd's untimely death Is re-
ported to have discredited az absurd the
suicide theory. which has been advanced.
His domestic relations are said to nave
been ideal. and when away from home
ne Invariably corresponded every day.
His business was In an exceedingly pros
porous condition. and he was so widely
popular that ne seemed TO have every
reason to wish to prolong life. rather than
shorten II.
Mrs. Rufiino. II Is said. inclines to the
theory that the silk handkerchief. which
her husband always wore over his head
at night. slipped In such manner as to
cause strangulation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03

Anderson Tor campaign services ren-
dered prior TO the last county ERECTION,
was heard for the thru time yesterday.
before Justice Christian, ana 'eroict
was rendered for the defendant.
Susan Terrell lcoloredD was before Jus
tlce James r. Lewis yesterday morning,
charged with assaulting, striKins' am
wounding Abner Terrell. her nuspanu'
win bed-sIat. Abner had refused 10
huv beer and so Susan assaulted him.
splitting omen his head He declined 10
prosecute the ease, and II was dlsmisse1.
The plans have been finished and ground
will be broken In about TWO weeks Tor tne
new high school at Fairmount. the bi'la-
ing will be a brick structure OF thrse
stories. including basement. and VIII ac-
commodate about $50 scholars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03

guard: q. NJ. Fox. outside suatu' =.
I,utI,r trustee: r. W. Miller, junior ex-
Councillor: Miss A. NJ. fairfield, junior
eY-assoc,ate councillor. After the instaiia-
,Ion Of officers interesting remarks were
made BY ex-councillor w. T.. Daniels; OF
LILY Council, No. 8. Of Manchester. va
and ex-Councillor T.. w. Miller ana eS-As.
sociate- councillor r. -. Cobean, Oh
Liberty Bell Council. No. 4.
Deputy Past brands Pohllg and MOTIFS
installed the following officers TOT thc
ensuing six months OF Fitzhugh Lodge,
No. SO. I. O. o. F.: W. II. Gordon nople
grand: II. NJ. Reinhard, yice-granu; W. 10
Claiborne. secretary; 5. II. Hernoon, r.a
surer: J. J. White, chaplain. Inc 'hs'a""-
zion took place at Concordia Han.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-03
The Library Architect Here.

Mr.. William II. Poindexter, the super
yjsing architect of the State Library
building. has arrived in the city from
Washington TO wind up the accounts In
connection with The building. Mr. Poin-
dexter is. Of course. well pleased that
everything has turned out to the fullest
satisfaction Of the officers who are occu-
pying the building. While the different
Appointments are by no means gaudy
they fully comply with the latest require
ments.
The Architect also feels gratifed that
since the completion of the structure
many people have changed their former
opinion. and have become convinced that
the building has been erected In place
especially suitable for library purposes