The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-05

Personals and Briefs

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Grand Secretary William r. lsaacs le'i
Yesterday ria steamer Old Dominion for 4
I trip 10 New York. lie wlil be absent SOme
two weeks.
DR.. 5. II. Nofess is in the city looking
rrell and hearty.
General Mahone was IN the city yester-
I day.
YESTERDAY afternoon about ; O'Clock
some chemicals became mixed al Dariss
photograph gallery. Ne. So Broad street.
which caused dense smoke 70 issue from
7 the building. The alarm of fire was sound
ed. bW there was no need for the services
+ of the freinen.
Mr.. John Allen. 4 brieklsyer, while az
work in the >eysnth->treet sewer yester-
( day afternoon. was struck on the head by
falling brick and painfully injured he
WAS taken 10 = drugstore near By. where
his wound was attended 10.
Work has been commenced on the
granite walls Of the block O. be erected by
Mr.. Pace on the old >poiswOod lot.
Warrants were issued Yesterday for the
arrest u General Peyton Wise and Mr..
Taylor McCue. In legislative committee
General Wise used very decided hnguage
in expressing hi> opinion 81 Mr.. NcCue.
Prom This Il was supposed by some that
there might be s personal difficulty between
them.
BY order of the president Of the City
school Board. the public schools win be
closed on Friday and Monday. the 7th and
10th instant.
The resignation Of Mr. Theodore u.
Kline q superintendent Of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company and the
appointment ~ Mr.. !. L. kenly TO III the
vacancy has been officially announced. Mr..
Kenly viii enter upon the dutie> oi the
Office to-day.
William II. Talman. Esq., Yesterday
qualified in The Hastings Court n noltsy
public for the city Of Richmond.
Yesterday afternoon COlored man. while
al work in ibe ruins OF one of the burned
buildings near the Petersburg depot. was
PAINFULLY injured about the head by the
accidental falling Of bricks from one Of tbe
walls. he was taken home by the city
ambulance. and his injuries attended TO 10y
the physician in charge.
ON sunday three spor1 sInen from the city
were arrested by Officer solomon while
shooting near the Brook pike. Henrico
county. and taken before Justice Hodgson,
who fned them twenty dollars each and
costs. The county authorities are deter
mined 20 put stop 20 This practice.
Time has expired for shooting robbins.
THE VISIT OP TIE H0EITZER AssOCIA-
TToS. OTEY-BATTERT Association, AND oLn
FIRsT VIRGINIA REGNENT 10 IRESToN-A
SPLENDID PROGRAMME FoE THEIR RECEP-
TIox.-A meeting Of the members Of the
Howitzer Association, Otey-Battery Assc-
citation. and the Old First Virginia regl-
ment was held in the Hustings-t ouri room
last night 10 perfect arrangements FOR Their
uroposed visit 10 Trenton. where they 20
ip response 70 AL invitation from Aaron
Wilkes Post. No. 23.
!. r. Euys0u. Esq.. was called 20 the
chair. and Mr.. Carlton Mccarthy was elect
cd secretary.
ARRANGEMENTS were perfected for the
uroDosed trip. Captain u. y. Walker was
elected a The commander 81 the forces on
this occasion. our old soldiers viii leave
Richmond on the ) O'Clock train on TIE
morning Of the 18th instant. The most
elaborate provision has been made FOR their
entertainment. and the occasion promises
70 l.e one Il great interest. 4 this j. the
frat time any ext onfederafe organization
has visited Trenton. the Bows in Blue are
determined they shall have q good time.
The following extract from one II the
Trenton papers win show how our boys
/ will be entertained:
The reception committee appointed by
/ Aaron Wilkes Post 10 look after the enter
fainrnent Of their Richmond friends. who
I viii come here on "Wednesday, April 18th.
me, last evening and arranged pro-
yramme. They win he met in Philadei-
phia bv a subcommittee, and az the Iren-
ton dep0t by the Trenton Posts and the
military. and viii proceed 10 the city Hail.
where they viii he welcomed by the
( MavOr. 4 short route 0f parade wlll then
be gone over, after which they viii be
quarfered al one Of the principal hotels.
4 banquet i to follow in the evening, and
on the following day some thirty carriages
are 10 De provided to visit the manufacio-
ricS and State institutions. On THURSDAY
evening grand promenade reception viii
he held in Taylor Opera-Heuse. which = 70
he fioorcd over for the occasion. Two
bands of music viii be in attendance. and
IL j. hoped that our citizens VIII be largely
represented.