The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-01
Personals and Rripfs.

IA-NtIEiloI II. i Dldiil. ol hlE anu
Queen county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles T.. Whitlock has been elected
a member of the Board Of Directors Of the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany TO supply the vacancy OccaSiOned by
the resignation Of Mr.. {. W. Purcell, who
has removed TO his farm, in Albcmarlc
county.
The New York ErCning telegram says:
Charles ID. Yale, prominent Democrat OF
Wallingford. Conn, is named TO succeed
Judge Phelps in the Second congressional
district. Mr.. Yale has served in the Con-
necticut state Senate and several terms as a
member of the Assembly. He is one OF the
most popular men in his district, and
would make an able representative.
Mr. Yale Is well known here. where he
was prominently engaged in business for
years.
At DR.. Bcale's residence last night Miss
Mary Bella Beale was united in marriage to
Mr.. +. Braincrd, managing editor OF the
Atlanta Constitution, the ceremony being
conducted according 10 the rites OF the
I>raelitcs, Rev. DR.. Cohen officiating.
The reception which followed was a bril-
liant affair. Miss Bealc has frequently ap-
pcarcd in our amateur operas, and has
hosts OF friends. all Of whom wish her and
her husband happiness, prosperity, and
long life.
The Governor yesterday appointed Mr.
=. O'C0nnor harbOrmaster for Ports
mouth.
The state Board Of Education met yes
tcrday and elected Mr.. +. Lewis Marshall
superintendent OF public schools Of Orange
county, to ill vacancy created by the re-
sgnation OF Dr. W. Il. Vaughn. who was
a few weeks ago elected principal OF the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Siaunton.
4 colOrcd lilEographic picture Of the
White Sulphur Springs, grounds and
buildings, which hangs in front OF promi-
nent Main-strcct house, attracts general
attention and deserves Il, no less as a work
OF the printers art than rs an artistic pre-
sentati0n Of thc attractions Of the haven Of
rest over which Colonel Peyt0n prcsidcs.
II shows the White with the racc-cOlrse
and the lake and the observatory all IN full
operation. These are improvements made
since last season, and are in a direction 10
be generally appreciated. The season has
already opened, and inquiries for "ticket-
TO the White are now daily made.
The net result Of the concert given by
Mis-, swain and others for the benefit OF
Mr.. Kendall, one-legged Confederate,
was SliS.7j, which has been turned over
10 Mcssrs. X. i. Richardson and George j.
Hooper, Jr., for proper direction.
II any Of orr subscribers are just now
dSgustcd with "the dulness Of the
papers we wish TO console them with the
remark that the college commencement
season is near at hand.
The post-ollice here is to have new lock-
boxes. The old ones have not been re-
garded as very satisfactory since the rob-
berry OF one belonging to national bank.
An effort i being made to have the re-
mains of Jefferson removed from Montl-
cello 10 Washington. Ii moved at all, they
ought 10 be brought 10 Richmond and laid
i'm HOLLYWOOD. where rest John Randolph
OF Roanoke, Monroe, Tyler and Wise, \.
Z. Hill, Pickett, Stuart, Maury, and u
Grand army OF glorious Nirginians.
The ladies Of Centenary church have
made grand preparations for an excursion
TO the Natural Bridge on the 10Th Of June.
Hundreds OF our people have never seen
this one OF the great wonders OF our
country, and il j. scarcely probable that
they will ever have the opportunity pre-
sented under more favorable circumstances
or upon terms more advantageous.
The selection Of Mr.. James III. Peay, Jr.,
as secretary Of the School Board, will be
reported TO the City Council for contrma-
ton. and il confirmed Mr.. Peay will enter
upon his duties July 1T.
The name Of Judge George l.. Christian
(whose term expires January Isl under Re
adjuster construction) has been mentioned
in connection with the position OF CITY
Attorney, now held by Hon. \. VI. Kelley.
The CITY Council elects.