The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-16
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Rev. William Norwood, ID. D., has re-
turned home, and will conduct services at
Emmanuel church tomorrow.
| Tomorrow afternoon the popular SER
! vice known as song service, which was
held during the spring months and discon-
tinued during the heated term, will be be-
gun in the main room OF the Young Men :
Christian Association. This service is open
to any one.
Company &C" will meet tonight for
drill and the transaction OF business.
Robert II. Combs, brother OF W. III. H..
Combs, died yesterday i'll this city. He
was Grand Worthy Marshal Of the Grand
Lodge OF the Independent Order Of Good
TemplarS. He was esteemed by all who
knew him.
Captain Frank Cunningham will appear
in Pinafore at the benefit for the Blues as
Ralph Rackstraw. His voice is exactly
what is wanted on the occasion.
Auditor II. III. Dyson returned 10 the
city last night from visit to barbecue at
Bukeyille. 1t is said that row occurred
at the same.
Mr.. =. $. Walden, Of Brunswick county,
and his brother, !. c. Walden, OF Charles
City. were in the city yesterday.
Judge David 5. Hicks, of Brunswick
county, is in the city.
The Governor yesterday designated the
Merchants National Bank OF this city a.
one OF the State repositories in place OF the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany, suspended. The bank has given Sc
curity in the sum OF 100000.
A large party Of eXcurslonistS, composed
principally OF businessmen OF Minneapolis
and Cincinnati, will arrive here on the 18th
Of September. They will spend a day or
two in the city sightseeing, after which
they will leave for Old Point
"Thc British have captured Cairo. and
ten thousand Egyptians laid down their
arms" remarked a hystander.
"rhcy have. Thin its Arab aisy,' said
an Emerald Islander.
MARRIAGE OCCAsIoN.-Th Norfolk LGpd-
marL OF the 18Th, in speaking Of the mar
riagc in Norfolk Of Miss Jennie Blow, well
! known in this city, says:
Yesterday Norfolk lost her Queen OF
Song in the person OF our charming Young
friend. Miss Jennie Blow. now Mrs. Iioil,
Of Richmond. At 3 O'Clock Christ church
was occupied by quite distinguished
company, and at the hour announced
1 Mr.. Massic, who presided at the organ.
/ favored the assembly with Il grand ana
ioyous peal Of music. The Rev. Or. Bar
ten then emerged from the vestry-room'
followed bv the groom on the arm of bis
best man. simultaneously the brldc en-
tered fhc church Oh the arm OF her IL
tbcr, judge Blow, and rarely has more
stately figure or lovely face been seen Wlth'
a. ha
moved forward and received his destined
wife with quiet grace, the young ladies'
fine Misses Blow. and young gentlemen
who assisted, grouped themselves about
thc happy pair, and the majestic form OF
tlc Judge. who never looked better, tow
cred above them all. The ceremony
over. many friends OF The family assem-
bled at the home OF Judge Blow, where
tbe Groom received many congratua-
tions and tie bride many compliments.
She was dressed in white hrocade and
lace. with an ample train, with diamond
ornaments, IN Elizabcthian collar and Race
friu. with the conventional veil. completed
her rich and becoming dress. And II may
Sofclv he said that our charming towns
woman never looked better IN her me-
MIR. James Barron Hope made few cor
di.I remarks in the shape OF neat httle
Sncccb. and proposed the brides health,
v.bicb was drunk with another shower Of
concentrations and good wishes for the
newly-wedded pair. The bridal party
Gnolly drove of, and il hearty aspirations
for the happiness OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hon can
do Them any good, they were followed b!
enough TO last them lifetime.
Irv1rrD STATES CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
Corprs IN VIRGINIA.-The fall terms OF The
several United States Circuit and Districl
Courts OF the State will commence as iof
lows: At Lynchburg, 10Th September; a.
Richmond, I'd October; at Alexandra, 4ti
October; at Harrisonburg, 10th October
AZ Norfolk, 18th October; at Abingdon
2ith October; at Norfolk, 9th November
a, Richmond, 1lth November; at Danyille
DIST November.
dom Yesterday, and will begin TO hold these
terms Of court at Lynchburg on Tuesday
next the 10Th instant.
POLICE CouRr.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Mary johnson (colored), charged with be
inc disorderly and resisting the police. Th'
ease was continued till to-day.
John Devine was fined Sjfor being drum
and disorderly in the house OF Smelling
Adams. -, ...,,,
Walter Coles (coloredD, charged witt
tbrealening to shoot James Derricott, wa
required to give surety TO keep the peace
~ Fannie Gaines (coloreD was fined 8 10
assault and bait cry. ,, nm 4,
NJ. Rose. the junk-dealer, was sent on on y !,
tho crand iury on the charge OF unlawiuli
and ~. without fbe permission OF the owne
thereof @ buying and trallicking in bottles o. o.
which the names or trademark OF hober
portner or Christian Il White had pee, pee,
;,nrasssd whici, said trademark bad beel
registered according to law