Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-14
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
prRsoIAL POINTS ABOUT RICHMOND
PEOPLE AND THIIR VISITORS.
Brief Mention Of a Number Of Topics
Of Interest to the General
Public, &c.

Seven tramps lodged at the Third station
house last night.
Mr.. W. W. Scott has gone to Gordons-
willie for few days.
Colonel James A. August, OF the Hot
Springs, is In the city.
No cases Of importance were tried IN the
City Circuit Court yesterday.
Miss Julia Loram. Of Filth and Cary
streets, Is visiting In Baltimore.
Mr.. J. IL. Rider. Of Philadelphia, has
been in the city for several days.
Mis- HaisIcy Graham Is staying with
Ms. Lewis II. Blau, 81 cast Grace stree.
Miss JEANNE McAtee, who has been IN
Baltimore Tor several months, has returned
home.
Captain i T.. Fitz, OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. and bride have returned from
the North.
Miss Nellie Gregory. Of Alexandria, is
visiting her friend. Mis- Alma llunyeriord,
in this city.
lanes Perry. charged with heating his
wife, was locked IN IN the Third SALON
house lat night.
Mrs. l.. Tlecht. ne Sycle, is in town.
stopping with her sitter, Mr'. j. Cohen, al
los cast ClsN street.
Or. Richard 7. >tyll, a wel-known
Young physician q thi> city, has removed
10 Goochland county.
Mr. :. UauEcy Crcnrhaw and Bride have
re!uned 10 the clly. and are stopping al
so. II west Main street.
The B,Id-Stroct passenger depot is being
rapidly brought TO completion, and hand
some building il wi' be.
Mr.. W. Kirk Mathews. Of Manchester.
j. one Of the iurymcn in the trial OF the
whitehead case ia Norfolk.
Miss Mary Bigger. daughter Of Colonel
John Bell Bigger. j. the guest OF Miss rIllie
Noryell. ~ west Cary street.
Hcv.r.P. K,rr. 81 the First Presbyterian
church. will preach at the Male Orphan
~, nm al ( O'Clock this afternoon.
Rev. Mr. Lyle, Of the PRESBYTERIAN
synod. VIII conduct the services at the Sol
Gi,rs' Home at O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. james I. Nethcrlaud and Miss Alice
N,lhcrland went 10 Hanover wednesday to
visit friends. and will be absent week.
The south.Lound passenger tram OF the
Danvillc road. which formerly left here at
\. NJ, will hereafter leave at 2:3O \. NJ.
Mrs. Louis Rawlings and her sister. Miss
Fortune Scott. returned yesterday from
two-vccks' stay in Brooklyn and New
York.
The Henrico Board Of supervisors met
Yesterday and transacted routine business.
Another meeting will be held on the I'm
instant.
The monthly meeting OF the Methodist
SUI day-Schoel society will be held at
Union-Station church at - O'Clock TINS
afternoon.
Mr. Alfred Moses left Yesterday evening
fer New York and other northern cities on
business for the mu,ic-house OF Walter y.
Moses X co.
Mr.. Hanahal Rowe, mayor Of Melton.
Fla. and wife. who have been the guests
Of bis aunt. Mrs. II. \. Atkisson, Sr.. have
returned home.
MIR. ". Il. >clden. late with Mes,rs.
Jane, d Read, leaves for New York To-
morrow to accept q position a. traveller for
a Wholesale house there.
Miss Dcy, Of Norfolk, who has been visit
ing Miss Fannie WORKMAN, II, east Grace
street. for some time, LETT for home ycster-
day. taking Miss Worham with her.
hief.Encinecr Robert Evans and three
officers of the steamship Roanoke did good
hunting Yesterday near West Point, bag
ging a considerable number OF hArcs, part
Ia an
pr. J. Waddy DAVIS, 4 native Of IIsno-
yer and former citizen u Richmond, but
for many years past editor Of the y.
Charlie, Mo- cosmos, j. In the city, and
,iU probably rc,umc bis residence IN Nlr-
-.uia.
The Committee on outward Trade Of the
thsmb,r Il Commclcc-R. !. Williams
ESQ. chiirmau-Will meet Tuesday eve.
uIrr ~ devise measures 70 secure from
Congress more adequate appropriations Tor
tie impTo,c mcnt OF James river.
Though I'll, Governor IA, never .aid
word on the subject. though tSo third, VI
tbc member. have not signed u call for an
( extra session. II is believed here that the
Grocial Assembly will be called together
in extra session in lbs than two months.
! Nj. y. Il. Capp. organst II the First
/ Prtst;tcri.n churcn: !, ~. III, place viii
10 il,cd today Us M Edgr Justice. Mr.
/ VI. T.. Hm.,. or-aui,t cf centenary, VIII
/ rlav II 'tr Fu,t Barti.t and Mr.. Arthur
, clarke vii play a. Centenary IN his stead
: EcGly tLe grand jury q the uu,tings
+ Court made very pronounced report
AGAINST Tie city jail. uut il dos rot seem %
. have been effective. The building /, not
only uuvcI,Iy 20, ,ucE city %, Richmond
hut j. insecure, and in casc OF FIRE very
dangerous.
Mr.. W. VI. Poindcxter's drawing for
/ Masonic Temple 10 br erected on the Allan
LOT. corner Of ! ltth and Main streets i on
exhibition IN the window Of NoWlan y
60. The design j. for granite. and IN" cost
. - the hiildln-. according 10 inc dcNlSh'
would he about 100000 or S32j,OOo.
n the fair Il the Little sisters Of the
Poor. on Thursday night last, Miss Kate
Black, one Of Redmond most accom-
1 ul,L,d Young ladies. was the winner Of the
/ handsome gold iich, receiving LA, votes.
Thi, was quite a compliment. - she i at
present on a Wit south, and shows that
though absent. she i still rencmb red.
Mis-, Marie Lyhrock gave : pleasant
luncheon on ThUr,dly q. her home - the
principal. teachers, and scholar, 81 the
! iHrh school. Mi.s L,bIock IA, Tor many
years been the teacher II German IN the
public schools. She will shortly resign her
roSiuou. and the luncheon served ~ an APP
prorriate opportunity 10 bid frcweiIto her
pupils.
Captain Ernest Witt, who was long
connected with the Richmond press, but +
now resident 81 jacksonville, Fla, who
has been on visit 10 Old friends here, t.
turned home YESTERDAY. \ delegation OF
journalists escorted him TO the train, babe
him good.bve. and wished him all manner
Of good things and an early return 70 Nir'
ginias capital.
The fact seems established that Our
street. are 10 Longer - well cared for a.
thew used 10 be. ~ 4 witness % II, FOR
many months there have been numerous
/ hr,Lsu tlac.. IN tho sidewalks on Main