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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
MEETING OF OUR DOCTORS.
Inaugural of President Levy-Nu-
dress Of Or. Phelps, of New York

The regular meeting of the Richmond
Academy of Medicine and Surgery held
last evening at its rooms I'm Lee-camp
Hall was replete in interest.
Following the election Of Or. Mcclure
Newton 10 fellowship, DR.. i. c. Levy,
the nresldcnt. delivered his inaugural adj
dress i'm which he dwelt upon the adj
,.orfaqes accruing 10 members or medi-
cal eocieties-both specialists and gen
oral practitioners-the good material
which the academy had at hand, and the
latent mower which needed but a little
developing TO make the local society one
Of the most eminent in the country
DR. 4. NJ. Phelps. noted surgeon or
New York city. who makes surgical dis
cases Of children a speciality followed.
Ills subject was Lateral Curvature and
potts Disease Of the spine and al
hough he did not use notes. his language
vas remarkably clear. He frequently in
terIarded his talk with photographs,
plates. and pathological subjects brought
from New York, and. besides these, IL
Illustrated several points upon living sub
iect.
Discussing the subject were Drs. Stuart
Mcclure Ross and Hodges. After closlns
the discussion, DR.. Phelps was awarded
"a Vote Of thanks amidst great deal OF
applause.
A Revision Committee was appointed
consisting Of Drs Mark W. Peyser, chair
man: I.andon y. Edwards, and Il. f. VIII
U4us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
KEEztszEExNzE
A Tribute Ia DIR. Hogc.

At a called meeting az the Richmond
Home for Ladies, on the I'D instant. Or.
W. W. Parker. ce-president In the chair.
Mr.. W. ". Henry called attention 10 the
loss Of our highiy-estccmed president,
DR.. Moses -. HOge, and moved that Dr.
W. w. Parker be appointed 10 prepare
memorial for the press for publication.
IL was unanimously carried. ON motion
OF the president. Mr.. W. W. Henry was
added 10 the committee. which reported
as follows:
When, eighteen years ago, the two de-
nominations, Presbyterian and Mctho-
dist. determined Jointly 20 establish q
home for old ladies I'm the city Of Rich
mond, all eyes turned towards Or. Hoge
10 be its president lie entered upon the
duties OF the Office with great pleasure
and faithfulness. The monthly meetings
he attended with regularity. IL " hap
pened that he was absent from press OF
business. he promptly explained ana
apologizcd. He evidently regarded u as
his Christian duty 10 attend % every
detail connected with It's conduct. 81.
Stephen was the first man ever appointed
10 such an office, and he by the apostles.
Great success attended DR.. Hoges adj
fninlstratiOn The home was az once
filled. and has continued 20 be 90. An
intelligent committee % ladies have CO.
operated with him zealously in this pfous
work. It's expenses have been met BY
both churches. and II has Kept out OF
debt Providence seems 20 have smiled
upon the joint union. and II can be said
see how these Christians love one an
other" In coming years hundreds Of
old ladies will pass their declining days
i'm happiness and peace here. This Is th'
work our beloved president had 80 neat
{ a. nd hra Ia nj
In the firm establishment Of the insum
ton. We have therefore great ca0s9 Il
unite as we DO. in the sorrow which na'
fallen upon our city and the Church o.
Christ at his death.
BE Il ordered that these resolution'
| BE- furnished 10 the daily press OF tn'
/ civ for publication, and that copy 81
/ sent 10 the family OF our deceased and
beloved president. with the assurance .
our deepest sympathy In iheir- oereaNe
ment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
Profitable Home Dyeing
DIAMOND DYES MAKE HANDSOME,
uyFADIyG COLORs.
A Few mines VIII Save Many
Dollars.

In nearly every home there are faded
and Questionable dresses and coats, that
can be dyed with Diamond Dyes, so they
will look as good as new. Suits tor inc
boys can be made from the fathers part
~ worn clothes. and then colored win
Diamond Dyes to look like new, whlle
dresses and jackets can be made Tor the
girls with little work or expense.
Many women dress their families IN
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Diamond Dyes are put up specially lot
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package are so plain that even the IN
experienced can get beautiful and unlad-
ing colors by using these dyes. Ihey
color anything from ribbons, feathers,
ami waists to the heaviest coats ana
dresses.
There are some fifty colors in the list
Of Diamond Dyes, making all the iash-
ionable shades. BE sure TO use only the
Diamond. as they are the only dyes thaI
have stood the test Of Yeas, and thai
can be depended upon for successful home
dyelng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
DEATHS.

JACKSON.-Died, az $3.50 F. NJ, the 2ith
instant. THOMAS JACKSON. in the 50th
year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence OF his son.
10 south Second street. THURSDAY
MORNING, the 26th instant Friends and
acquaintances are invited to attend. 20
NEUROHR.-Died. at 81. Joseph's Bene-
dictine Institute. BristOw, Va, Tuesday,
January q. at 9:Jj A. NJ. Mrs. ANNA
NEUROHR. widow Of Mr.. ii. Ncurohr
and mother of Rev. Father Julius, o. 5.
b., and Mrs. Joseph Hulcher.
The remains will be brought 20 this city
to-day and be taken 10 the residence OF
Joseph Hulcher, 1915 Floyd avenue:
Funeral notice hereafter.
SCHAAF.-Died. at his residence. lilo
west Leigh street, on January 25d, at 7
L. NJ, FREDERICK SCHAAF. IN he
list year Of his age.
He leaves two sons and one daughter
20 mourn their loss.
Funeral will take place from calvary
Baptist church WEDNESDAY, the 18th
instant. az $50 o'clock. Intermont IN
River View Cemetery. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited 20 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
Wood and Lee.
NASHVILLE American)

iNaSnVllle AfucfltdHs)
The more the country sees Of General
Wood the more it likes him. In the
modest account Of his successful admins
tration Of affairs I'm Santiago province
which he gave in New York the other
night. he pointed 10 the fact that the
death rate had been reduced and tnaJ
health and morals had been improved
II our governors and commanders or pro-
vinces will pursue the tactics OF WOOD
and achieve the same results, America
will show Europe the way in the art OF
governing dependencies.
Wood and Fitzhugh Lee have already
made names for themselves i'm Cuba which
do honor TO the country When Wood
left Santiago the excitable Latins lined
the streets and showered their best WISH
es upon him. when General Lee marched
i'm the procession I'm Habana January lst
the crowds along the thoroughfares could
hardly restrain themselves, and showed
bv many evidences their friendly feeling
and regard. He had shown when Consul
his courage. honesty. and fine executive
ability and the Cubans. in common with
the rest Of mankind. admire these viz
tines Rigid honesty. strict discipline and
good common sense are, after all, What
are necessary for successful governors,
whether at home or abroad.
II Wood keeps up his present good work
ne will govern the people Of Santiago in
a way that will make the mayors of
some of our metropolitan cities ashamed
Of themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
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If you are already convinced that
Swamp-BoOt is what YOU need. you can
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
leo wheat To-Morrov Night.

Mr.. Leo Wheat, Nirginia's famous plan
ist. will give a piano recital at the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
nicht. and the indications are that he
will be greeted by large audience com
posed of the music-lovers Of this city.
II has been some time since Mr.. Wheat
appeared here, and if the press reports
from Washington be true his admirers
will find that he IS now m better form
than ever before. and that his genius
has not waued with the passing years.
Mr.. Wheat IS enjoying excellent health
and is looking forward with eager antici-
patton 10 his engagement here tomorrow
evening.
Miss Bette Burwell Booker, whose voice
has charmed thousands of delighted audi
TORS will also contribute 10 the pro-
eramme on this occasion, and Will be
heard I'm several selections while this en-
tertainment will mark the first public
apuearance i'm Richmond Of Miss Nancy
BROOKS. of Stratford-On-Ayon, England
Miss Brooks is an actress Of broad powers
and ability. and is a splendid Shakes
pearian reader.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
THE GOVERNOR IN \ QUANDARY.
The Appointment of Newport News
Health officer Chiefly Responsible.

The appointment Of a health officer for
Newport News and members Of boards Of
visitors for various State institutions are
giving Governor Tyler moro trouble than
pardous.
The Governor said so last night The
fight for the frst-named position is q
very warm one. There are at least three
very prominent candidates. Dir. Jones. the
present very excellent official. wants re-
appointment His good record while in
office. and his high endorsements make
him very strong with the Governor DIT.
Hobson and Or Warmer are understood
10 be as strongly endorsed.
Governor Tyler has consulted with a
number Of the citizens of Newport News
regarding the appointment They are di-
vided. The Governor is thinking OF ask
ing a committee of Newport News people
10 consult together and recommend an
appointee Governor Tyler has been visit
cd by "a lady i'm the interest OF one OF the
candidates. She made most favorable
impression upon his Excellency and II
her candidate is appointed he Will be
deeply indebted to his fair advocate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
The Sick In King George.

CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY
January acknowledgements
ATTORNEY Thomas II. Bevan. Of this coun-
~, Who was enormously reported as bet
tcr I'm Yesterdays Dispatch, IS i'll with
pneumonia. and is being attended by two
physicians. If.
,ioi, AZ his home, near Port Conway.
Mrs. J. j. Sale. who has been quite SICK
sirce December. IS but slightly improved
Int her condition is not considered dan.
perous. Her daughter. Mrs Conway oil
Danville. has been visiting her
THE warm days Of the past week seem
~ have increased the severity Of the
erin. and many new cases Of that malady
have developed since the middle OF last
week. Several cases Of pneumonia were
reported yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
MIR. THOMAS JACKSON DEAD.
He Passes Away at His Residence on
secoud street-Other Deaths.

Mr. Thomas Jackson died yesterday AT
7.55 p. NJ. at his sons residence, No. 10
south Second street, after an Illness or
one week with grip and pneumonia. his
funeral will take place tomorrow morn
inc from the above number. Mr.. jack
SON is survived by his wife, whose maiden
-,ane was Miss II. J. Mack, and three
sons-Nessrs. n. T., +. L., and }. Z. jack
son-and one daughter-Miss ;. II. jack
son. e,,..,,..t
AIR Jackson was native OF England
He came TO America about iorty yea' ,
ago and at the breaking out OF the clVli
var he enlisted I'm Company *, OF the
Sixtv-ffth Virginia Regiment Picke.l )
Division. He was wounded and lost MS
right arm at Fort Harrison Wheh
charge was made on the Unohlsts' AZ
ter the war Mr.. Jackson was appoihte"
q State weighmaster, and served unueI
Governors Holiday and Kemper since
1883 Mr.. Jackson had served IN various
capacities. ,,.. 80
Miss Salie T.. Dckerson, formerly oi
Caroline county. died Monday night at the
Retreat for the Sick, where she had ueeh
for treatment. Deceased was Il years
OF age. She was an earnest member OF
the Seventh-Street Christian church, ana
was well-known here. She had num-
her of relatives living In this city Inc
remains were sent to Caroline county yes
terday for interment.
Mrs Anna Neurohr, widow Of Mr. H.
Neurohr. and mother Of Rev. Father
julius. O. S b., and Mrs. Joseph Hulcher
died at St. Joseph's Benedictine Institute
at Brlstow "a, yesterday. The tunera
ARRANGEMENTS have not been made.
The remains will be brought to TINS CITY
to-day and be taken to the residence o.
Joseph Hulcher, 1913 Floyd avenue.
The funeral Of Mr.. Frank +. Schmid
took place from his residence. No. j.
Baker street. The interment was a
lakewood. Deceased leaves wife, IouI
sons. and three daughters. The pan
hearers were AIessrs III. Briel, \. Otto
: Rrauer. d. r. Griffith, +. NJ. Roscher
r.. Pearman. II. Kuchemann, and O
Hitler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25

is visiting her aunt Mrs. j. H. Topham,
of Williamsburg.
Miss Ruth Nunnally is visiting at the
home of her uncle, Mr.. w. T.. Rice in
Chesterfield county.
Hattie, the little daughter of Mr. y. H.
Morrssctt. of Swansboro'. is improving.
after a weeks illness with the grip.
Mrs. Samuel Wright still remains quite
iii at her home, on west Fifth street.
There is but little hope for her recovery.
Misses Laura Morgan and Annie Plum
mer. of Salisbury, y. c., are visiting Mrs,
G. s. sutton and Mrs. w. =. WARMER, on
Tenth and Everett streets.
Miss Ada Childress has returned TO her
home near Dispatch. She had been visit
ing friends I'm this city, but had 10 return
on account of continued IN health.
There was small coal-cart street-car
collision at Hull street and CoWardin
avenue yesterday morning, the main
damage being done TO the cart which had
its axle and shafts broken. The horse ana
driver were not hurt nor was the motor
man of the car.
Manchester Council. Royal Arcanum
gave q banquet at the Masonic Temple
last night the occasion being the install
lation of officers for the coming term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
F0RTIFl THE CITY.
HEALTH BOARD ASKS AGAIN FOR
APPROPRIATION TO VACCINATE.
OTHER ITEMS FROM MANCHESTER.
Council Has Been Called for This
Evening at e. o'CIock-IIinton Wells
severely Hurt-TignOr Case Not
Ifenrd-PcrsonaIs and Briefs.

rr. Manchester Board of Health and
....r.a committee OF the city Council
... Joint meeting last evening at o
IN the Council chamber and
.-.f resolutions recommending most
.. ...u- and active steps TO Doe taken
....rl The city against smallpox. Fhrie
... present Of the Health Board. Dr.
-.e.r.. Ingram. president; Messrs'
.e Rice and Thomas II. Betty oil
.. ..rr.l Committee, Captain w. W..
r... hartman. Mcssrs. John Obfieh
. U.z Matthew Morton, ana W.
I. .- Ingram was chosen chalI-
... 0. -.e joint meeting ,,..,
I. following resolution was oHeIeu
.. r.-.. O'Bren and Unanimously
.... rs. Board Of Health and the III
.. Committee of Manchester RECON-
.. -.. Council the appropriation ol
much ~ that amount as Is
for compulsory vaccination
....-lI'v accepted that "compul-
...l i'm mild sense. ana thaI
... bodies want the people Nacc-
aIy. but I'm every case WIN
. ,l....r made a motion that the two
. r.r "a meeting of the Council,
I fhIs evening at o'clock,
nation was carried. There was
business. and mouoh I'D ""-
carried. 800 l,..,,,-
0gr.eu. President of the Coen-
a the evening issued q can lol
l to meet this evening az %
...,rlance with Air. Morton >
I'D hear report OF the acuon va
- meeting III the Oouhon os
H. appropriation asNtu l9' 80
t... probably will several physlc IFS
...- boz engaged TO go rom
house and vaccinate am WI"
to IL. without cost. OF couIso'
vldIal ,,,,pr
I... lJE-TFRFIELDIAN HURl'
A. ehes this city Of a very paintui
Mr.. Hinton s.. Wells, or the
courthouse ueighborhoou
Thor of Alr j.. H. Wells, of tis
.- Saturday morning, from
Gers greatly.
does lumber business, anu
' lt DTS save mill, about I'M
..U fh. courthouse He reached
ODD thIs morning before the en-
and attempted Co "start up the
.o .s 40 Doe fully ready when the
Workman arrived lie Was "l-
.Nc Id pat the belt on, and ms mana
" IaHa into the pulley Several nm
4a were badly crushed lie viii lose
mr.r and part Of another, IL is
Dr. Cheatham IS attending Mr..
N.
I.. case of John 1ignor. who was
charged with misdemeanor before
Maurice yesterday morning was
BOO beard because Of the absence of j. j.
at.l ,he plaintiff 1ignor was bailed
-a. 'hs morning and a rule WAS issued
i.r ah-ru
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Willard Sampson is out after an Illness
~ pneumonia.
s'r Charles NJ. Amos, Of west Twelfth
'u',t is able 20 be out after an attack
~ tle grip.
Ir D. A. Ford. Of No 10 west Ninth
'.ieet is detained at home with the grip
M.ss Alma Owens. of lll2 Porter street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
,1,rnrs m Impediment.

fredericksburg Free Lance)
At the meeting Of the House Military
Committee last week Mr.. Hay, OF VIZ
einia. discovered that by a provision OF
bill before that committee soldiers Of
the spanish war would be denied ad-
mission 10 soldiers home If they had
ever fought in the Confederate army
and by his effort the bill was Withdra,W.l
for further OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ID
Gazette.
And vet the Free Lance hardly picks
nm n nauer that IS not fun Of southern
gusb. But when the time comes to pun
n dollar out of the Treasury to come
south there IS always an impedimenl
from our beloved cousins up North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
REPORTS OF the Cemeteries.

The Committee on Cemeteries met in the
City Hall last night at 1880 o'clock with
the following members present: Messrs.
Blanks chairman. Grimes Nhttet'
smith. Minor. and Montgomery.
The keeper OF OakwoOd Cemetery sub
mitted his report for the year 1898 show
inf, total cash receipts for the year 10
amount 10 S. 20S9o Total number OF IN
terments, ga Decrease from last year %.
ontstanding bills for the year 1898 were
.,,,,ro,od and ordered TO be paid.
me pav-roll of lakewood Cemetery for
r,,narv amounting TO sol; River View
C'mstery amounting to $lB. and shockoe
nm cemetery. amounting 90 $50, was or
d.rod IN be paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
CTILL SELLING FROM
Ladies', Mems,
and ChiIdren's
Winter Underwear,

representing goods of the best
manufacture and importations.
Our prices are below wholesale
prices.
Ioc for Mems SOC. Heavy white Merfno
Shirts. silk bound. and pearl buttons.
DO. for Mems 81 Natural Wool Shirts,
sizes % To a.
IL I-2c. for Chlldren's o and SOC. Heavy
Feccc-Lined Jersey Ribbed Union
Suits
39c. for Ladies' 75c. Heavy Fieece-fined
"Oneita" Union SUITS.
SOC. for Ladies' 1jc. Natural Wool
Vests OF Pants.
7Jc. for Ladies' 81 and si25 Norfolk
and New Brunswick Pants. In White
and Gray. an sizes.
SC for Chidren's 100. Heavy Fleece
Lined Ribbed Wrappers sizes 20 D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
SKULLS ~ THEIR TENTS.
General Lee FOrbids soldiers Using
head Mems Bones as Ornaments

HABANA. January 2L-General tltz-
bueh Lee. in command OF Habana pro-
vince. has ordered the men Of his corps
a. the request Of the chief surgeon not
10 keep human skulls and bones In their
,e,ts The soldiers have been taxing
slnlIs and crossbones from the piles near near
Ouemados and Colon cemeteries, t toT
y - ar SO from the managers OF me
ceineteries. and then dig up the b9hes
es,a No them outside. a guard has been
nioeed over Colon Cemetery by Ge e'.Ial
P,.a',tIoo, in command OF Habana, and over
6I,,u,anosios Cemetery by order Of GeneraI
I CD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
wan ne pepeated Tonight.

A delightful musical and literary enter
eminent was given last night an the
par<-Place Methodist parsonage, NO. bio
v,eef Grace street. all who attended en-
loving themselves greatly Inc inusic
was good and the recita'olls NO ' ou5'''s
enjoyed. There was an 'ies".i su .1,'i. ,
"'oo. "a thc whole entertainment will
a'o' 'i' tonight. The proceeds Oh
,po saclal go to the benefit Of the Ladies
II to Mission Society Of the church'
aIirb 10 engaged in a noble work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
Thin White Goods.

White Cambria. q BIC
White Check Muslin. . 7-Sc.
Extra Heavy Corded Pique AZ t-2c.
i0-inch-wide Sc. Lawn 4 7-Sc.
40-inch-wide Il l-2c. India LinOn. 3-fc.
India Liuons. 4 $50.
Fine 33c. Piquc for foc.
Yard-Wide All-Iincn Lawns, soc
$50. Linen Lawns. 5oc.
Some Specially Fine Dimities, roc.
The original English Long Cloth. 70
yard piece, 81 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
Stamps for the Colonies.
1sprinefeld Republlcan)

The POST Office Department Is TO issue
Porto Rico. and the Philippines. The
f-cent cuban stamp will bear a represgn-
tation OF the statue Of Columbus at Ha-
bana: the 2-cent stamp map OF Cnba'
the 3-cent stamp picture or the statue
~ Guiana" an embiematic marble fe-
male figure which stands in Habana
mark. the 5-cent stamp a picture or a
New York and Cuba mail company
eteaner and the Decent stamp an agri-
cultural scene. i'm which "A cuban IS
nIoughing with oxen. The Porto Rico and
bbiIinnine stamps have similar designs
The Chicago Record claims that the POST
Len Denartment will treat all the Is
~ a. foreign countries until some per-
naaoent form OF government Is adopted
lnd until that time the old rates OF post
age will be maintained. Pernaps 'n wo MIA
M e. design their own stamps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
nryu,s AUCTION LAST NIGHT
Deduction Not as Good "a f"r,"''
o. put Apparently Pleased

cS.r,es II. Yaie's Devils Auction TINS
- docs not compare with some Oh
the former productions Of the spec'aV'e
,lo, hero hut the performance last hish'
seemed TO please the audience "'''' -,
ton heavy" both galleries being p pssrEe.
The girls in the ballet are ho' ie .nr,a 90
blv pretty. by any means anu so'lT ,ro-
them may have been u, tne ,Uction" for
a que. re ~ not TOO young to have enjoyed
my S a.. however. with the beau
ina, .,s,,i "cenery the clever mechanical et-
t t,s ana a few good specialties. the per
t ,eaan n"1 Was nit altogether disaPpoint-
i"g ''' PHYLLIS Allen. who plays Carlos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
work on the pudget

The Finance Committee met . las, i's ,he
IN executive session, and continues niue or .To
", Work Of framing the budget Tme Gra ed
nance win in all probability, be eomp' tbsi
next tuesday. and members t pe..1ro '''''
Il viii give very general satisiac'on'