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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

The funeral Of Miss Ellen titzhugh.
who died Tuesday az the residence of
Rev. Dr W. a. Campbell. No. 3l5 west
Grace street, took place at o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon from the First Presby-
terrain church. Her remains were IN
TERED In the family section at Hollywood
Cemetery.
A large number OF relatives. friends,
and acquaintance OF the deceased were
present 20 pay a last tribute % her memo
ry. and numerous floral emblf ms
were placed upon the coffin. The funeral
service was impressiyely said by Or.
Campbell.
The p1ll-bearers were: Mcssrs. J. y.
Culiugworth Robert Whittet, vs.. 5. Ro-
bcrtsOn, r. T.. MacComber. ". G. Stan
nard, Leslie Campbell. Irving +. Camp
bell. and G. R. Cannon.
Miss Fitzhugh was a daughter Of the
late Judge l.. II. Fitzhugh. and was Yer"
highly esteemed by all who knew her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
No.. Never.

Physicians have never been
able to prescribe any other
emulsion of Cod-liver Oil which
would bring as satisfactory re-
suits as SCOTS Emulsion.
The reasons for this are the
absolute purity of its comPo-
nents and the superior process
of its manufacture. Nobody has
ever been able to initiate it
limitations are always inferior to
the real thing.
Remember that SCOTS Emul-
sion is the great food for wasting
in adults and children.
DOat b persuaded 10 accept suosdtutd
Scott { BOwA NY. Al Dnrgis!s. SOC. and ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

viii embrace the impressive ritual OF the
post. and the GRAFTON viii be delivered
by Or. Tent. president Of Hartshorn Col
lege This selection IL noteworthy In
asmuch as the orators have hitherto
always been drawn from the North.
and Or. Tent viii be the first local
celebrity 90 whom the honor has fallen.
should General Adams health permit him
20 be present. II Is expected that he also
viii deliver an address. while Rev. Or.
Corey and others will make short and
appropriate speeches. All tho arrange
monts viii be carried ont under the d.
rection Of the Ladies' Relief Corps. and
"A committee has been appointed 20 repre-
sent that body and attend 20 the decora-
ton OF the comrades graves. Flowers and
lags will be placed on the grave OF each
Federal soldier. not alone az Seven Pines.
but IN the other cemeteries near Rich
mond. In addition TO the rituslisUc SER
vices OF the post there will be singing
by the ladies Of the Relief Corps ana
recitations. IN which Misses Wayne
Leahy. Emma Lawton. and Bessie Pattee
will take part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Ellen J. Binns TO Mary W"
wife Of Richard NJ. Taylor, % feet on
north side Hill street near ST. James.
t10).
Ellen J. Binns's trustee TO same p feet
on north side Main street. near Cherry,
$500
Marcus Bowles 10 Alkaline Bowles. 81
feet on east side Second street and per-
sonalty. subject TO deed OF trust. 1920
Edwin Peasants. trustee, and others 10
e. G. Garrison. % feet on east side
Thirty-hrst street between Clay and
Tficb $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

This s. literal copy OF a letter received
b. the city Collector few days ago:
RICHMOND. VA. May o. 1895.
Mr \. vs.. Cunningham. Collector Of
D.ty Taxes. city.
Dear ST. avn "a Petitioner 10 your
oteial-charge - Plcase-admtt-late re.
morse of some Losses and a'sO-persona
Alments-reduce iOuds-lcgsi Rights are
iarored-at any time. Exceptions are
nade suppose in Cases-as pr0vldent De-
tgrs-PlCaso omit functionary Issues
200 June i5 20 am certain OF fonds
To- Pay same. Please answer me In Re
GARD 10 b soon. Mail
MRS. KATE FLETCHER.
MRS. JOSEPH EsiRIcHS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
The corner-stone of the Womnn,s Rnlll-

The cornerstone Of the Woman's Build
ing OF the Cotton States and lnternatlOH-
al Exposition was laid last Tuesday WIKI
elaborate ceremonies. Grand-Master John
T. Shannon, OF the Masonic fraternity.
conducted the exercises. and speeches
were made by President c. 4. Collier,
Of the Exposition company; Dir. Clark
Howell, editor OF the Atlanta COnstitu-
ton, and Mr. +. II. Richardson, OF the
Atlanta Journal. A large crowd, COM
posed OF the elite OF the city. with many
representative women from other cities
and States. was present. The WomAns
Building, which will be built after a de-
sign by Miss Elise Mercer, OF Plttsburg.
will be one Of the most beautiful struc-
lures on the grounds. and viii house thu
most complete exhibition OF woman's work
ever collected In America. The money
for the building has been raised almost
exclusively By the ladies' Of Atlanta, with
assistance from representative women IN
different parts OF Georgia and other States
The building Will be completed by July
18TH, and viii be a substantial and COM
modious as well as beautiful. edlhce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
A DeyII-Fish Caught,

4 real deyil-hsh, or octopus. was found
Yesterday among lot Of fish shipped 70
the firIn OF James T. Warner & Co., ll5
and III Holllngsworth street, from Cape
Charles, Va. The octopus was caught in
a net with the other ish Off Cape Charles
on Monday. II Is a small one, being only
about a foot long. with two long and
eight short arms. the former being about
ten inches in length. the latter about four.
The demonstrating reptile-fish was given
by the consignees 10 Mr.. George }. Wal
ter. 526 north Washington street. Mr.
Waiter intends to have ii dried. and VIII
keep IL as a curiosity
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
NEWS FROM THE STATIONS.
Number Of Arrests, Mostly THRILLING
Ones. Wcuorted Last Night.

Morris GoOde. a young negro man, was
arrested last night by Officer Foster and
locked no IN the second Station. The
resIo was caught 900 the act Of trying 10
break into the Woman's College tie
was ON the hre-escape, and ende3vorlng
t1 gain entrance 90 the building on the
second Door. when detected by the officer
and arrested.
Huy Hll (c0lOrcD was arrested on a
warrant charging him with trespassing
upon the Belyldere flats and threatening
to shoot Charles Armstrong.
Darlington Brown WAS locked up in the
Third Station last night on complaint Of
Joseph Parker who charges that the
man threatened 90 beat HIM and stole
two bar-checks. valued az l0 cents.
Robert laucey was locked up in the
ILlrd station on suspicion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
E3fpORIA.
Odd-FeIiOw, Masonic, and Personal
Mcmillan.

EMPORIA, VA. May 29.-(special)-
Meherrin Lodge, No. 70. I. 0. O. f.. he'd
an interesting meeting last night. ana
nominated officers 10 be elected az the
June meeting.
Mrs. Archer Anderson. Of your city, and
her sisters, Mrs. Emma Barkslale and
Miss Saran Mason, who have been visit
ing relatives here. have returned home.
Captain Warner Lewis, OK Lawrence
vile, passed through here to-day en- route
10 Henderson, ". c.
Mr. L. l.. Turner. District Deputy
Grand Master OF District No. IS viii
visit Brunswick Lodge, No. s., \. L. and
A. NJ. tO-mOrr0W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

The charge against the two youths Of
robbing the cash-drawcr at the Spracg
House. was investigated yesterday In the
Police Court. and there being no evidence
10 show any criminal intent on the part
Of The accused the case was dismissed.
The case Of Willie Jenkins and While
Carter. two little colored boys, charged
with shooting Mary Thompson. was con-
tinued until June Sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Federal Memorial services at seven
Pines.

.Aemorlal-Dsy will be duly observed by
I'm kearny Post, Grand Army OF the
~ lDhc. az Seven Pines This morning
s",''h Appropriate and elaborate services.
.4smoers OF ihe port. with their friends,
- .ea'e on the 70 o'clock car for Seven
.lI't. where they will be met by those
,, 80 nave preceded them IN vehicles and by
'''-'' modes VI progression, Tbs serVi'A4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

on Main near Belvldere the runaway
colllded with a team OF the kicnmonn
Brewery. and injured one OF the horses
AZ pine street the wagon Of Mr.. W. c.
DYSON was run into and demolished. The
colt then ran into tree. and was Sc
rlously injured. No one was hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
OXFORD COMMANDMENTS.

The Closing Exercises of the seve-
raj schools of the Place.
OXFORD. N. c., May zs.--tSpeciaL)-
This Is commencement week In oxford.
the closing exercises Of the oxford Female
Seminary. Homer Military school. ana
Francis billiard School occupying the
boards.
on Sunday morning. in the Presoy-
tsrian church. Rev. c. A. u. Tte'---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Y,h. we.tovcr Excursion Monday.

Much interest Is being manifested In
the excursion TO be run to Westoyer by
The ladies' Of Grace-Street church Monday,
ana the Indications are that a large crowd
win go down. The Pocahontas will leave
her wharf at $50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Excursion 10 Old Point.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF Grace-Sreet
Presbyterian church will give their eX-
cursion 70 Old Point on Tuesday, June
18th. on which day the Moody Biblical
Convention assemblies at the Hygeia
Hotel. thus affording an excellent oppor-
tunity for those who contemplate at
tending TO do so for a small fare.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Denth of Mrs. DriscoII.

Mrs Margaret Driscou, a native Of
Cork. Ireland but for many years a resi-
dent Of this city, died at $50 o'clock yes
terday morning. Deceased was the
mother Of Mrs James Quinn and was
esteemed by wide circle OF friends. The
funeral will take place from ST. Mary's
church this morning at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

Mrs. j. n. Fossett OF lis west Clay
street. who had a stroke OF paralysis on
Tuesday morning which affected her
right side. suffered another seizure last
night and Is now totally paralyzed and
I'm an unconscious condition. The gravest
dorbts are entertained of her recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

Miss Ida Robinson has entered into a
contract with Mr.. willard Spenser 10
appear in princess Bonnie next season.
Sbe viii understudy the title role. Miss
Robinson VIII have here in August to
rehearse with the company In Philadel-
phla before going on the road.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
Award Minor Contracts.

The Committee ON Relief OF the Poor
met last night and awarded a number
OF minor contracts. There was a great
deal Of argument over the rules govern
ing the city Almshouse. but no action
regarding them was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30

PEORIA, ILL, May 9.-The Demo-
cratic convention OF Peoria county was
held here to-day, and delegates instruct
ed 20 vote for the free coinage o. silver
were elected. There was no opposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
uichmonders in New York.

NEW YORK. May 29-tSpeciaL)-M,il ms.
Claiborne. Fifth-Avenue; q. ). lNeiu'eS'
81. Denis: c. Myers, Waldorf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-30
nn,her E,cItIng Runawny.

A colt belonging 10 Mr.. r. bett@Ieh
,ook fright yesterday afternoon near
Henry and Grace streets. and ran away.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
a rooking-schooi Without a Fire.

OF course it is simple enough. There
are half a dozen electric lights in each
room in the house, and this ingenious
teacher las attached wires TO tile electric
ma which furnishes the electric lights.
Each set Of wires thus attached is iasten-
ed to one Of The cooking utensils or 10 the
lirtle stand upon which IL rests, and the
pan or griller or stand is thus heated just
as he tiny platinum wire loop inside the
electric-light burner is. Only, as the
griller is much larger than the platinum
wire, and iron OF copper is harder to heat
than platinum, the griller does not get
whiteh hot o. even red hot, but just hot
enough to raise a blister On your finger.
Up ont Of the floor comes the wires
from the electric main, and then each lit
tie cooking apparatus has its own partic-
ular set Of wires, and there are six little
knobs fof connecting and breaking the
circuit for each set, placed just under the
table The cleanliness, the simplicity
and tile convenience uf the whole thing
are remarkable. and if YOU really should
happen to belong to some cooking school
her in America. and 90 to London and
see this school, Won wonld be thunder
struck, and made quite unfit TO come
back 10 the hot range and the dl@tlghtS
and the coal 1Nd wood and the lighting uf
Tires.
The TIVE bur slarpro safes that We're
the uuiy things seen in the-it would
hardly ~ w cam it ''ilitclen cooking
room when you entered turned OUT to y,
nothing more t.ian electric ovens. They
are su constructed that the half dozen
Shelves inside them which are attached ID
wires, lust as he utensils on the table
are, can be heated 10 any degree OF heat
\ without altering the temperature Of ths
safe oi oven itself. Here you can SCI
I plates Of bread OF roasts, OF anything
( that can be be cooked or warmed in tho
oven. Then closing the door, you turn
| on certain amount Of electric curlen
through the wires that are attached t.
shelf No l, and the plates are warmed
To shelf No. = the wires carry more heat
and something is roasted in no time, ant
50 on down through the half -dozel
shelves-all done by the turning Of littl
1 knobs, instead OF carrying coal and put
ting paper and wood underneath it, am
lighting matches. burning your fingers
and 81 owing half your lungs away. lIar
4 per's \ Dung People.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
"The Bond Bunco."

The Democratic press is no less severe
than the Republican in its censure Of the
secret bond contract of the Adminstra-
ton with an alien syndicate. The New
York World terms it ''The Bond Bnncu''
and in double loaded editorial arraig1is
the Cleveland dynasty IN severe terms.
The World says:
1t took just twenty-five minutes yester-
day for the syndicate to 60 through the
form Of selling thr new bond issue AT | L.
| and TO pocket profit Of about 81,
600, GOO.
That profit was not earned by any ser
vice ~ by the taking ot any risk. II was
gratuitously given t" the syndicate by the
Administration in Il secret conference and
will be paid out of the public treasury
The World GOES Oh to Say that the sale
was really nothing but a mere form "a
method Of distributing the bonds among
the men in III behind the syndicate upon
a prearranged plan and taking the profits
to date. as the brokers say. The pablo
was not allowed tn bnv, but tile syndicate
took the bonds a., we'll as the profit. and
will now proceed to take another heavy
their actual market value. The World
then asks:
Does anybody now suppose that MI.
Cleveland ,tdid tht best lie could When
he secretly Sold these bonds to a former
client 5 syndicate fnr lN4 4? With New
Y OTknIS a!nNioG fnl ten times tine issue
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
Miss Edna CHM Of Prospect spent

cry. . Miss Edna CHM of Prospect spent
several days recently with relatives here
.....Nrs. Remember Donaldson " Den
YER, Colorado, has spent a week with Mrs r..
A. MaN.ied and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wellington Chase and children Of White
Corner ha,'e been AT Mr.. Levi staples for a
short Nisit The supper and entertainment
Al the hail recently was not 81 largely at
tended M>lal on account ul the STORM.
The Sandy pont Club of solnerville met
with Mr. and Mrs Herbert NORM We,Ines-
day evening. Fth. 2util. and elected the fol-
IpwiIig oiiireis MI. levi Hartman, Pres !;
Dr. +. + Waning, Treas. Mrs. .. II Plum
nitr. Seg Iherc were about twenty pres
emit ana 4 Neiy ninNahlr evening MA pass
ca iThe Club IL composed of former resi-
dents q Sand point WHO now reside in Mas
sachuSe1ts Thry meet Wednesday evening.
March brh Min Mr. ana Mrs, Levi Harri-
man in Wayerlv Mass
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

FISH AND GAME. Hon. p. o. Vickery
OF Augusta, one OF the best known sports
men Of the State, is very emphatic in his
condemnation of the bin reported by the
committee on fisheries and game extend
ing the close time on woodcock To- Sept.
~. lie says this only gives ID days III
which to train the dogs and hunt as the
birds depart Oct. p 1t is exceedingly
unjust. Tie first 20 days Of September
alc needed 70 train the dug~ and get them
into shape tol hunting. Unlike parrridyes
woodcock mature in the summer and are
ready for the hunter before tile first Of
September. 'Iilc Ellsworth american
says: IN NJ. Hastings, William Weeks
and \. l.. Friend spent several days fish
inc At Alligator pond recently. They
met With excellent Success returning
with Il string OF thirty-tw0 speckleu beau
ties averaging tive and one half pounds in
weight. The largest trout weighed three
anc one quarter pounds. ...-. The re-
monstrants against tile repeal Of the sein-
ing law We're heard at Augusta February
list. 'TheN represent that tile re-
peal would u disastrous tn n LARGE
amount Of capital invested and to ille in
terests Of the fishermen and that SEEMING
does not prevent migratory fish from Nh
tering rivers. i. The annMal meeting of the
Megantic Fish and Game Club was held at
Portland, Feb. "a. and the following Off
GERS were chosen: Clerk Dr. George NJ
Way. Portland assistant clerk. Arthur "
Robinson Boston: directors, Walter g.
Prescott Boston, l.. Dana Chapman Bos-
ton, Arthur W. Robinson, Boston, Df- Nv.
N. Kendall, Boston, WI X. Ntelafe, Plain
field n. j., pr 4. X Brown, Boston,
Nathan f. Tufts. Iboston- M. A. Marl4edn,
Boston, pr- Geoi4r XII Nin~Nerth hpstaM,
Phelantcr Cuilei. bingillmtnn, N. N, A.
i. Justice, Philadelphia. ~ George A.
MrAleder Wuiee~trg INA m Iilcr. bos-
tpn e'enrIe WI M44iA BustHn, ~trpAen
N Johnson, Boston
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
Gardiner,

On the banks of the kennebec river,
IN happy old days long ago,
Was the garden of Eden once seated,
Whence this town took its name, as you
know;
And the daughters Of Eve still allure US,
And the apples still give us the cramps.
But the garden is gone, and around us
Are but hil-tops and ice-tields and tramps
+ BowdOin Orient.
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

GREAT NEGRO LEADER SUDDENLY SUCCUMBS
TO HEART DISEASE.

GREAT NEGRO LEADER SUDDENLY SUCCUMBS
TO HEART DISEASE
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. Frederick Dou-
glass, the noted freedman, orator and dlplu-
mat, died a few minutes before O'Clock to-
night at his residence At Anaeosta, a suburb
of this city, of heart failure. His death was
entirely uneN pecteu us he had bee enjoying
the best Of health. During the afternoon, he
TENDED the convention Ut the Women uf
tile nltel States now in progress IL this
citv and chatttd 18th Susan II. A ut hunv and
otIie.s of the leading members with whom
he has been on intimate terms for many
years. hen he returned home he said
nothing Of amy feeling Of Illness, though he
appeared to be a little exhausted from the
climb up the steep flight of steps leading
from the street to The house, which is On Il
high terrace. He sat down and chatted with
his wife about the women at the convention,
telling OF various things that had been said
and done Suddenly he gasped, clappel his
hand t. MS heart and fell Back unconscious.
a doctor WAS hastily summoned and arrived
within il few moments but mis- efforts to
revive slr. pouglaSs We're hopeless from the
first. Within 20 minutes after the attack
the faint motion of tile heart ceased entirely
and the eN-slave statesman was dead.
Mr.. Douglass leaves two sons and daugh-
ter, the children of his first Wife. His second
wife, who Il a white woman. survives him.
The story Of tins second marriage was a
romantic one. Miss Helen Pitts, whom he
married, was a New England woman Of mid
die age, a clerk IN the office Of the recorder
Vi deeds OF the District Of Columbia when
Mr.. nVugl IS was appointed to that office.
She was also member Of literary society
to which he belonged. They We're thrown
much together and finally became engaged.
Her relatives opposed the match bitterly on
account of his color, hut finally Welded to
force d circumstances. Some nf them have
for some TIME been living Hear THE Doug lass
The Republican journal., 1895-03-07
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The Republican journal., 1895-03-07

Nv ;fnd Mrs +. Il !tdrIlng are ~ Ntw
oil fNt 4 tew weeks Mrs LYDIA Vice
Tier is f..5ius VI health Her friends extend
lher >tmpafhv SHE is eile NJ fir Nerv frv
s-aG@ 6a adit- autnng a~ Mis- H. 3.
Har,hus VITO na~ been quite tli IS much
lltti,.l Mf> Aiite Weymouth h ~tll All
snNaiN l'hv tluintrv mrciing AZ rAe
Methodist ciIrrn was HELD Al l'rHy Cor
nei ~unlay March S.i Rev. \ { Pearson
Af CAn4a waS iii attlntianrt Mrs n+n-
Mi- MYrssA who la, lieen SICK for 4 Iong
7uiv, Aasi sheeS Feb 2tth, and remains
ia an uiigynsrians >tAte.. MIS- tizzie West
IN quifv laN witi consumption Mr. D. ~
Nnuw ~, W Raymond, Calf. who visited
reiatiNes u l'roy last fail, has grandpa As q
Mretix t4 A- name. iiis Troy triends ex-
repd congratulations
GENRE Ll>eo1>NlllE Eev. MIR Hoyle
gHeaghed 4 very interesting sermon at the
Baptist elnirch sunday Feb 2ltli, from the
words ii Timothy 40 Nevertheless the
feamiatlon NJ Goa standetl sure. . The
Masonic Seelahip Held 1t the Centre
Friday evening. Feb. ead Was a successful
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