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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Not having for our Wrappers. we have
decided 20 close out what few We have
NJ extremely low prices. Twill Russian
Fleece, nicely made and lined, for SJc.
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BLACK GOODS

is demanding a lot of attention
from Dame Fashion this fall.
Folks say we've kept up with
her in styles, qualities, assort-
ment, and prices. Come in en-
JOY this display whether YOU IN
tend to buy or not.
Silk Finish Henrietta, made in ter
many. the best Blacks and Gloss that can
be produced. A inches wide, Tor oyc.
Rough Boucle effects in mohair or WOOL
,nIyed are the proper things in BlacI' anu
me one we sell for &c. Is an eNcep-
t!onally good value.
The six Nohair ones W. sell for ''c.'
you'd cost YOU Sl95 else" here.
20 designs OF an Al-Wool EEtra-N e'sh'
fn,ror,ed Figured Black-GooIs, Tor ~.
ne vard. taat We have been selling lor
.5c. ,.t.,., o,.,
F.gurcl Mohair Brillaatne, bright anu
.,,.sv. and small neat effects, 'oc.; one Ok
oar sDccialtes. on,
L.pin serge. all-wool. yard-wide' at nc
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Dress Goods.

Gentle reader, our reputation for hand
ling only the reliable makes OF Dc'ss
Goods 81 indeed cnviphle. Come when
You viii you VIII md IN enormous GEE
sortmcLt. ana always something nt".
Tho stv!cs arr Iipe ard only n"o1 rho
purchasers with eyes Tor the beautiful
10 do the YiuCklns.
Black Dress Goods arc here in all the
new ccnceits We would Ike 10 have
you o. tn fG-iuch silk -Eustre French
Se.gr at .1c. n yard. a dollar quality,
and tie 45-iuca I,..k A.l-W0ol Hen
r. TIA at 3?c. yard.
The Plaids are simply beautiful. All the
cclorIngs that 50 t. make Up the most
stylish effects. We cheorfuly send
samples of Dcc-s Goods 10 any part
az tho United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

so pairs Misses F'rench-Kid Shoes.
square and opera-toe. some cloth tops. G.
ID, and + widths 0ob). s. value, for SIS;
sizes l l-2 TO ..
GREAT SHOE SALE.
$50 pairs of Ladies' French-Kld Macay-
Sewed Shoes, Plccadilly. patcnt-leather
tip. ID. f., and EE. widths, regular 81
Shoe, for $50
so pairs OF Ladies' French Morocco
Hand Sewed Shoes. latest styles. all
widths. 81 value. for s..
Ladies' White-Kid Sandals. latest style,
bow and buckles. $3.50 value. for 81.
Boys Veal and Satin-Calf Lace School
Shoes. sizes 10 5. $50 value. for 81.
Misses Dongola-Kid Button. PATENT
leather tips. sl25 value. for 81, sizes IL
TO ,.
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BOYS CLOTHING.

DOt - WV hsst'N'
Get out some regular Clothing
store ad. and compare these
prices--hgure the savings that
Clothing your boy here brings.
Plenty Of salespeople to wait on
You.
Boys Double Breasted Suit. well made
and button-holes worked with SILK III
Navv-Blue. Black. and Fancy Chevlots'
for 3 %; clothng-store value 800
BOYS All-Wool Cashmere Double
Breasted. woll-made, and good mt. IN
Navy Blue Black. and Brown, Tor 800
clothiug-store value, sL25.
For S375 we can give you Good Boys
Suit, in small pin-check, with TWO paiTs
Pants. Cap. ana Coat. actual value 20
Boys 50c Navy-Blue Pants, sizes from
to Il years, for 25c.
Boys Atwood Cheyiot Pants. well
made, and good it, for Soc. value 'oc
CHILDREN'S CAPS.
Nayy-Blue Yacht-Caps. with gold card
AMI star, for soc. value, soc.
Boys Chinchilla Refer Coats we'll
made. with long collar and brass buttons.
for $L1; value. $3.50.
BOYS Wool Chinchllla Refer Coat, wen
made. with braid on collar and brass but
tone. for 81, value. $3.50
BOYS Wool Overcoats, with long cape
ages from 10 II years, from 81 upward
BOYS Nayy-Blue Refer Suits. we'll
made. with long sailor collar and three
rows Of braid on collar, for $2oj' value
s..
Bows Atwood Pepper-and-salt-Mi Mixed
Cheviot Refer Suit good ht well-made.
with long sailor collar and four rows "t
braid on collar and sleeves, Tor S'O'
value. s.. r., u,,.
Bows Navy Blue and Brown Fur NUS
stylish shape and well-made, Tor NC;
value. 15c. a.. u,,s
Bows Navy Blue and Brown 'olt Haas
GOOD shape ana well-m ode, for S9e.; value
Cue
SHOE SPECIALS
and good values all the time
must be better than the general
run of Shoe stores, Judging by
the way THIS Shoe store
grows.
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Latouche Brothers s25 Suits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Fvangeline Collars. 15c. at Julius Sycle
& Sons.
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HAT TRIMMINGS.

Here's interesting reading
and of the things you now need.
priced, too, SO you can fill the
need.
Importation Of Hat-Trimmings. such as
Feathers, Birds, and Felt Sailor-Hats. IL
is out of our usual line. but the price was
so attractive IL could not be resisted.
3 shapes OF Felt Sailors. trimmed, t5c.
The Fashionable Black Quilts. 3 for &c
All colors of Wings. 25c. pair.
Long Curly Feathers, in Black ane
coors. re. bunch.
Nice-Shape Ostrich-Tip, 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Chatelaine-Bags at julius Sycle & Sons
only yec.
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START BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN.
re manufacturers agent: 50c. postal note
brings book OF 100 manufacturers ana Joo-
hers with full instructions. Address u.
h. MEYER, ll03 Diamond street. ph,!a-
delphla, Pa. o DC lo-l
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I.atouche Brothers sos Suits.
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Better YOU can't find.

Mink Neck Scaris
with large open head
and bushy tail,
worth 50, for 81.
Trilby Hearts in
silver with long Tril-
by chains for Gle.
lust q little flower
in The Silverwarc.
Pickle Forks, SUI
gar Spoons. Butter
Knives. Drinkin <
Cups. all 19c. each.
Rings. choice of 10
no
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Fur Capes bought
by US when it was
100 degrees in the
shade. consequently
the prices are right.
l;lc ctric Seal
Capes, 80 inches
long, satin-lined,
Sl2.
3O-inch Black Fur
Capes, satin-liucd.
Black AStracban,
for $40.
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PURE SOAPS.

PURE SOAPS.
Nothing fancy but pure at
prices usually asked for adulter-
atoms.
100 cakes RuttermIk Soap. highly
scented. &c. cake.
one Of the best things we have ever
had-Nice. Large-Sze Turkish-Batn Soap.
for SOC dozen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

FOR SALE. A GENERAL STORE IN
ers,-cIass location. near Elba Station.
Doing a paying business. Investigation
solicited. Selling out on account OF Ill
health. Address W. y, station A..
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nrsr,Ess OPPORTUNITIES.
TO cAp1rALlsrs AND INVESTORS.

4 manufacturing establishment or
prominence In Baltimore, Md, desiring
p lend their business, could offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES
with from s8UJ TO $1,000 with services
or controlling interest could be Oh.
tanned The plant and stock represent
double tie capital invested. Every
facility offered FOR a full investigation
ana the closest scrutiny solicited. Ad-
dress CAPITAL. care Dispatch. Oc 1887
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

BUY WHEAT; ITS on THE BOT
TOM. ana going up. From SMALL IN
VESTMENr hundreds Of dollars can DE-
made In the next month. Send for, our
book. telling how TO do X, free. l.; ..
WAi[EM * CO, Is Beaver street, New
~ ~ ~ N''-" - oc l3-lt
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business in Richmond.

Short Sell-Plush Cape, heavy satin
lined. braided al over with s1Itache anu
cut-b.aGs. and collar trimmed with Tibet
can't DE- matched for less than 80. for
$50.
Extra-Quality Saal-Plush Double Capes'
trimmed VITA Thibet fur. all around, for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Fxtrl-Fiae Beaver Double Cape, the
satin-tsimmed. like cut, for Si4i
Special single cape, Black CHcV.ot' al
sizes. $L99
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SCARES.
CAPE AND CLOAK TIME,

Savings from a dollar to five.
Shop around and you'll find
we are selling Cloaks at lower
prices. No matter why. Per-
chance we're looking to be talk
ed about-maybe trying to
make this the biggest Cloak
business in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
NOTIONS DEPARTMENT.

No waiting for change here--a
special cashierin charge to make
things easv-cOnvenieut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Underwear.

Here's some garments amongst our 5000
purchase of Underwear:
Lad!,s' ANA Misses Ribbed I'tfon SITS
Ladies' Red. Gray. and White Ribbed and
Plain Vests ana Drawers.
Ch.llr.u's i.y. white. ana Il j vests
ana UraVt4s.
Mems Ribbed and Plain Red, White. and
Cray Vests and Drawers.
Mem Red Nedicat,d Vests NJ 81 each.
such as YOU have never seen for i rs
than s., pants 20 match
Ladi,s' White and Gray Ribbed 5Gc. Vests
40 pc. each.
Mci's Natur1i Cray Shirts ut 4ic Pants
o. match dixie you ply 15c. C0D.
Mcu's Extra Heavy Eilbed Vests at &C
tIh
81 GsZ.n Ladies F9r;-Ehc'; Ful-Peg,l-
~ 10.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
nIEn.

Are you supe stitious. Mt. SpitfkinP?n
"Well-I think ii is bad luck to be run over
by a cable car.r--Earper's BRzar.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07

GATCHEIL On May 5. 1895. suddenly.
Norman, Infant son of Fred g and hlizsbeth
Gatchel.
LAUBACHER.-At' Newport, on Sunday,
May 8, AZ a. m, Valentine Laubaeher, aged
54 years.
Relatives and friends sre kindly invited q
attend the funeral on Wednes- ay. Msy o'h
at 9.3l 3. m. High mass I sac Cd liearl
Church. Intermsnt at New Cathedral Gene
terry.
PYLE.-Iu this city. on Ma5 & Rachel 4
Pyle
SMITH. On May 3. 1895. Ralph, eon q
James Al. and the late Maggie Smith, OF Phil
adelphia, aged year.
THOMAS On May lst, Isaiah H. Thomas
aged "A years.
WEBB.-On the end instant. Adaline, wifi
OF Thomas J. Webb and daughter OF Annl
aud the late Nathaniel Morris.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Don,t De.
Relief ~ SIX Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
loved in six hours by the New Great south
american Kidney Cure This new remedy
Is a great surprise n account Of tts exec eding
pr,rnptness in relieving pain 10 the bladder,
kianegs hack ana every part OF the urinary
nsss. ras IN male or female. 1t relieves re'en-
tia, ii water and pain in passing It almost
lfnnls sAtaly. II gcu want quick relief snd cure
fkis s ,vcpr remedy. Scld hg ). :. hssten and
2. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
soolnl AND Personal Notaa.

Mrs. Jamsa Wyatt and Miss Elizabeth
Wyatt are at Atlantic City.
MRS Charles II Cullen, OF George
town, is spending some time with her
husband, Judge Cullen, IN this city,
Mrs. w. D Alexander aud Miss Winnie
Earlg, Of West Chester, have returned
beme from a short visit to WILMINGTON
friends.
Miss Marion Thompson, of this city.
is the gnest OK Mrs. Joseph L Pyle,
ia West Chester.
Rev. w. s. Murray, of Dover, Is in
the city to day.
Frank Bailey Of Smyrna, was in the
city yesterday He recently returned
from a trip TO Cuba and the Bahamas.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
DOH'T BEWOOzY.

Eow Taultless Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
Round, Have Caught the Town.
Ii is the fastest and most healthy OF
Chewing Gums. Put up IN pretty boxes uf
10 chips, and sold at Sc Faultiess in form,
faultless in flavor, faultless in the ingre-
dients that enter into their composition,
faultless in everything, perfection in every
ihing-such are a lew Of the qualities OF
the Faultless Pepsin Chips, the Gum that's
round. Dealers don't keep them. That's
Joke, and good ore. and true one
lhey sell them, and they sell them rapidly.
Anyone who tries them will accept no
other. They say give US Faultless Pepsin
Chips. Nothing else. If your dealer don't
keap them, send sc. for sample package 70
Coha Bros. & Klee, Sole Agents and Dis.
i.isrtors, Park Fla-e. cor Church Stfest
\. u.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
snring stylea Of DERBY mats

now In stock. In al the fashionable
shapes selling at per cent. below
regular prices, at Ross's, 2l0 Market
street. New Spring Neckwesr st % & 50c
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
nlrthdar snrnrIse.


Miss Nsnnetta H. Harlock was
rendered surprise party on Saturday
evening At the home Of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Q Harlock, No elS King
street The occasion WAS Ia honor OF
her sixteenth birthday A pleasant time
was spent in music and games, and
during the evening a aAsh light photo
graph was tsksn OF ths company. Miss
Hallock received many uics preaents
Among the guests Nars Mics Emms
Brown Miss anna auds. Miss Carrie Cline
Miss Bsssis Vernon Miss Mabel palley,
Miss K .tie Neil, Mrs L Hatchinsen
Mrs. Fowler. Mr snd Mrs J B Harlock
OF Phiiade phla Charles Barney, Herberl
Hendrickaon, CHARLES Rommel, Mtllard
Vernon. Charles Ms0aHsrty, Harvey
Witsouholm ard .. w. Fj'ey, of syria
cuse. n. Y.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
ITEMS or INTEREST.

Bank President-"You'd better investigate
the third assistant paying-teller.' Cashier
Have ou any reason to suspect him ~ 1t
may be only nv imagination, but when !
so ke to him this morning he seemed short
Ia his replies" Detroit Tribune,
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
LOCAL. SOCIETY NEWS

~ et slilsanAcations ;tssMuea fot tesatit1a
/. tb4e ss.frn.u nn1nla be addressed 10 sge,efY
1ol.sf are 81 iEn EVENING JouREAI. Cora.
sts,.sc...soits ohould ba written On QUE side q
"a. ueNsr only
Evening journal., 1895-05-07

The most remarkable cures Of scrofula on
record have been accomplished by Hoods
Sarsaparila. This medicine Is nnequalled for
disease of the blood. Take only Hoods.
HoDd's Pills are hand-made aud perfect In
proportion and appearance. z5e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21

1871. Mr. Woodman was formerly Excise Commits
elontr unir the administration OF Mayor Grace
though cassel as a Republican. Mr. Grace Is one
OF Nh Wcodmans hackers MIR Murray IL an anti
Pau Republican. His appointment was asked
for hy Theodore Roosevelt and the Republican or
Sinzatipn OF thc NNlsr Assembly District.
Mr.. hamburger WIS born I'm New-iork in ISL. and
has been chief clerk the Fourth judicial District
Cour; Tor nine years by appointment of cx-Justice
Alfred Stockler. The Hebrew order Of which he is
Grand Master haa 10000 members. He has been
~ Is head since lSi,. MIR hamburger ves at NO.
6 Scvcnth-st. ana has wifc and seven children
Mr.. WooIman Vas Ciyll Service Commissioner
un1'r Mayor Edison and is brother Of the Rev:
Clarence t.. WOolman. Of the Pau.ist Fathers
'hur.h lie Is now cmploye 81 In the office of w. Il.
Grace x Coz and Mayor Graces confidential
clerk IN hi- first administration.
many years. William Brookfield. James A.
Blanchard Henry l.. Einsten. and the XXIst Dis
trict Republicans youched for Mr. Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21

ions of the Naval Appropriation BILL suffered an
overwhelming defeat this afternoon. They could
muster only sixty-seven votes in favor OF motion
recomm the bill with instructions TO the Naval
Committee IL bring il back forthwith shorn OF the
provision authorizing three baitieships. The
negative vote 1853. As passed. the bill contains
several new anI important provisions. One IL an
item OF $4,000 10 begin the manufacture or reserve
guns with which to arm the Paris, the New-lork,
the ST. Louis and another vessel OF the new Ameri-
Line which are TO BE- auxiliary cruisers
in case OF war A second provision authorizes
the Secretary of the Navy to increase the force OF
enlisted seamen by 2o00 may be necessary
from time time. ana Increases the appropriation
sufficiently enable him to enlist one-half Of the
additional force within the next fiscal year II II snail
become necessary for him TO do So A tn!ru proHis-
lon is the authorizes three new battcsnips'
TO cost no; exceeding S,UOtn each. exclusive OF ar
mament and the fourth is the one that authoriaes
the addition to the navy of twelve torpedo Doats
Sc5nt provision l. made however. for the ncN
wear on account OF the batteships and torpedo
boats-only $4,000 altogether. This fact was sharP
criticised by the Republicans. and Mr. cannon U.
Illinois offered. ana all the RcpuDucahs p iuSsn'
SUPPORTED. an amendment increasing the aPp p,I
ton by &.0O0G0. OF course ali 'Ne Doh'o''" ~
against II. ard 1t was re)ec'el .,or hill leaves
only one of the general appropriation pis 10 oc
ared anon by the House-the General len. LII 10
lin THIS mn is not completed Dut IL WIZ pc
brought forward probably before ne emu o. ,o, WI
week II is expected that the Dill VIII carr! 'o'"'
of about G.0G0O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
4. H, OAHLMAN,
T.,.nhou. ID, 18th. AUCTIONEER.
NOTES OF TIE STAGE
AVCTIONEER.

It is quite possible that Wilson S. Bissell, the
Postmaster-General, may make Few refnai No q.
the Postal Employees Mutual Benefit Association
benefit AT the Broadway Theatre TINS aiterilooi,
Owing 10 the length OF the bill the pei
will begin at Las o'clock. The holders Oh 49,.
seats are requested to be present peiore ''a' '
The shareholders of the 9TH Regiment 10 INC
number of fifty will be the guests at theatro
party given by Edward Kemp, at the "arae L mi
atre on Wednesday evening OF nv. ~
afterward supper Will be served at DeimohcoS
Yesterday morning Aronson received the follow
ing cable dispatch signed by theatrical managers
in Iondon: Rudolph Aronson: Hearty good wishes
from London friends for your success. EdwaIaes'
Vert LLOYD Grossmith, Ben Dawes, titcmnss
Wvndham Carte, Sullivan. Harris, Irving, Slater,
An auction sale OF seats and boxes occurred ae
Abbey's Theatre yesterday for the opening per-
formance of Nine. Rejane in Mime Sans Gene
when will take place at that house on Monday
evening. The most OF the boxes. about half OF the
seats on the orchestra floor and a few In the bal
cony sold. The prices paid for the boxes
TO so each. The proceeds of the sale altogether
amounted TO N.7o5 30.
"Godfische." the original Of Railroad Of Love-"
night. with the following cast Joachim Won Felsen.
Bira; Martin Winter. Max Hanseler: Emmy, hts
daughter, Miss Anna Braga Josefne Won Poechlaar
Miss Luce Freisnger; Wolf Won Poechlaar Benz
berg Arthur Eggeling; Mathilde Won Kessewitz
S,ettendorf, Jacques Horwitz;von Kallern. lieu.
tenant Heinrich Habrich; Maiwine. chambermaid.
MISS Lima Hanseler; otto, servant. Oscar Same;
Guitmann William Bechtel special ma snws
when Maria Stuart" will be seen. Goidhsche
VIII be repeated on Saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
IRMY AND NAvY VOTES.

Washington Feb. 20 ,SpecInD.-The following naval
orders have been issued:
Passed Assistant Surgeon Clement Biddle has been
ordered to the Boston Naval Hospital Passed AS
slstant Surgeon l.. W Atee has been ordered 10 the
Naval Hospital New-York. Ensign George W.
Logan has been detached from duty In the Bureau
OF Navigation and ordered 10 the Dolphin. Lieu
tenant John A. Rodgers has been ordered to steel
inspection at South Bethlehem. Lieutenant Il. II.
Iamson has been ordered before retiring board at
Mare Island Tn. orders of Ensign {. A. Brand To
the Naval Library have been revoked ana ne VIII
proceed TO Norfolk and join the Franklin
Army orders have been issued AS follows: Lieu
ienaut-C olonc John H. Patterson. LIST Infantry VIII
BIZ relieved from duty at Fort Smelling, Mimi. ana
will report To the Commanding General. Department
of California for assignment 10 station ana pro-
rced TO ion the station to which he may be assigned
i..ave of absence for four months Is granted Cap
tain Leopold .. Parker list Infantry. The leave OF
absence granted First Lieutenant BENJAMIN "
Ioaven. 2ith Infantry Is cX,sn"en 'Mo thrc
DAYS to take effect April 10, IL granted Second
Lieutenant Cornelius e. Smith "a cavalry.
\ cable message from Adnlfal M'ai' hhlo" nn
that the North Atlantic squadron arrived III DAT
BADGES TO-DAY. . ,., .
secretary Lamont has approved the February pro-
ceedngs ~ the Ordnance and FOrticdtlons boafu
including allOtments OF 5000 for purchasing tne rIgnt
TO manufacture emmenslte. which Is the only nigh
explosive which meets army requirements; OF s-'oJv
for conducting hrlnas q ne eHperlinedl S.A,eei
mortar battery at SANDY ifooh Win , M,rn su u
wonderful results OF simultaneous DISCHARGES ana
vocyS have already been obtained ana OF s-oo Tor
test OF a briggs i2-pounder ripid-hre Held gun on
minimum recoll carriage. fIe.d guns on orulnafE
governments are engaged In experiments win car
rages which absorb this recoil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21

pho,ogravurcs are taken II has been beautifully
said OF the painting that IL Is the finest personicA-
ton ~ purity. truth ana goodness 10 pr iou' al
canvas" IL IL believed that III our schools Il Will
teach A valuable lcssln In Patriotism
IL ls much more important that these prIneipies
OF p,trotsu should be- taught la this country than
In any other. We have landed here every year
thousands Of people who are foreign 10 our IAN,
guage customs habits and principles. thcy, ana
their children. especially. should be taught me
history OF the deeds OF our revolutionary period.
For il IS partly 10 them that the future destlnies
OF our country Will be intrusted
President Knox. of the Board or Educatoh'
made speech accepting the portraits. AFTER which
a chorus OF ten young women sang MY touh-
try" and Miss Sadee We're Milne recited the
poem: Crown our Washington .
Some OF those present were tcnera l hotndS W u
son United States Army: James l.. Raymond
Edward H. Hail. Edward J. Chanec, John VIM
field Scott John quincy Adams Mrs JONI, Mn:
Van Rensselaer,. Mrs f.. T.. B. Allen. Mrs. Mofat
and Mrs ". Stewart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
OBITUARY.
HARRY G. OSGOOD.

Washington. Feb. 2o.-HarIy c. Osgood OF New
York. Chief Clerk of the Fourth Assistant rost-
or General. stricken with apoplexy Few
minutes before to-day while at his desk ana
died shortly after p.
Mr.. OsSood reported for duty as usual this morn
ing and was apparently in good health Just before
noon he entered the of the stenographer ana
drank glass of water. remarlSing at the time tnat
he had bilious attack. Mr.. Osgood then walked
into the room of Fourth Assistant Postmaser-Geh-
eral Maxwell and sat lounge. saying that ne
felt very i'll. Mr. Maxwell sent for medical assist
ance and for the stricken mans vile. who was WIN
him when he died.
Mr.. Osgood leaves three young sons. all of whom
are attending school in Washington He was "a
grandson of Samuel Osgood. who was Postmaster
General under President Washington He was from
IOckport y. Y. and was ass >,'nt postmaster there
during President Cleveand's first Administrator
He was also Of that city and held other
positions OF honor and trust
When Mr.. Maxwell was made Fourth Assistant
Postmaster-General he recommended to the Post
master. General the appointment Of Mr. Osgood as
the Chief Clerk OF his bureau, and the appointment
was made. Mr.. Osgood was about forty-fve years
old tall and heavily built and popular with the
officials and employees of the department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-21
WILLIAM o. CUNTS.

Lenox Mass Feb 20 (SpeciaD.-Wllliam ous
Curtis died from acute Inflammation OF the nerves
at cc.ock this afternoon. aged seventy years
He had been in failing health for two years Inc
recent deaths Of his daughter and son affected MN
much He was born in Curtsville. Stockbridge, on
July Is 1877 and cam, 70 Lenox with his parents IN
1873 and had lived in this town ever since Wheh
nc was young he ran stage line between
Lee and Pittsned. He was married to MISS Jane
Eve,.ne Derbyshire. OF Lenox. in ls4? They had
five children. Two only survive. William II. ana
George C. His wife died about thirteen years ago
He purchased the Curtis Hotel Ia 1898 ana was pro-
prieior of Il during the remainder OF his HE; MT;
Curtis was well known and highly esteemed oy an
tho cottagers. He had entertained many OF the
most distIngri shed PEOPLE In this country and Eu-
rome including Kossuth. Charles Sumner, Dr. .'fIin-
ming Frances Ann Kembe. members OF the Diplo,
matte Corps at Washington. and PRESIDENTS ana
generals OF the United states He was sent to the
Legislature in lS2 and has he'd all the important
town offices.