Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-10
RICHMOND BRIEFED.
NUMEROUS oBsERvATIoxs OF A sue
cINCr CHARACTER.
The Outgoing and Incoming Of Psopie-Po-
iitioal References and Other
Personais. 40.


Mr.. Edward S. Grant the noted singer, Is
IN the city.
Mr.. Thomas L. Alrricnd has returned
from New York.
Mr. T.. A. Nightingale. Of this city, has
LEFT for his future home, Canada.
Commissioucr.oi.t the Revenue Munford
wall resppoint all OF his present deputies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daam Barksdsle and Miss
Lille Cannon left here last Friday for Eu-
rope.
Ex.Alderman Edward s. Rose and Mr..
George S. Vasbon, Jr, have gone 10 Cobb's
Island.
Miss Emma Riley. Of jersey City. who has
been visiting friends In Richmond, has re-
turned home.
Aldcrmon.elect Josiah Crump (coloredl, OF
Jackson Ward, Is the only new councilman
who has qualified.
There was the usual Saturday crowd about
the county courthouse yesterday, but there
was no news adoat.
Miss Willie Baker. oi Chesterfield county,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John l.. Boswell,
219 west Marshall street.
Mr.. James L. Archer, superintendent OF
the Tredegar supply Store, has been con-
flued to his room for several days by sick
ness.
Mrs. G. NJ. Wrinkles and daughters, Of
Corsicana, Texas, formerly OF Richmond,
are the guests Of Mrs. William Ellis Jones,
62S4 west Grace street.
The Grand Chancellor and Visiting Con-
miltce win be at the meeting OF Syracuse
Lodge, knights Of Pythias, TO be held 10.
morrow night.
Mr.. w. S. wOodsOu, as the representative
Of she Richmond union, Is IN Kansas City
attending the session OF the international
Typographical Union.
Rev. J. r.. Hutson, pastor OF Pine.Street
baptist church, will preach at the Soldiers
Home this afternoon, and the choir OF bis
church will render the music.
Mrs. Silas shelburu and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright will sail from New York on The
Queen. Of the National Line, on Wednesday
next for Europe, TO be abroad several
months.
Mr. T.. a. Barbour will be City-Collector
Frank w. Cunnlngham's first deputy. Cap
tain CUNNINGHAM will not make other APP
pointmenls until he goes into Office the lst OF
next month.
There is talk OF conference OF Democratic
members OF the City Council on Tuesday
night. II held II viii determine whether
nominations for the Offices TO be filed shall
be made IN caucus.
The June term OF the Henrico County
Court begins tomorrow. special grand
jury has been summoned, and the names OF
The gentlemen constituting 1t have been pub
lished 10 this paper.
Dr. Hoge sails for Great Britain next
Saturday. lie will preach three times to-day,
as usUal-in the morning and afternoon at
The Second Presbyterian church, ana at
night at the OldMarket Hall.
From the report OF Assistant Treasurer
Seaton G.. Tinslev made to the Auditor OF
Public Accounts it appeaTs that 1853 liquor
dealers IN Richmond have rendered coupons
in payment OF their license-tax, and only
G. have paid IN money.
4 called meeting OF the Fulton Demo.
cratic Club-Mr. l.. NJ. Roscher. president
will he held at washers Hall Tomorrow
night to elect four delegates TO the National
League Of Democratic Clubs soon to be held
in Baltimore. This club has elected three
delegates, but is entitled to seven.
Jackson c. Colt. Of Baltimore. Is the archi-
tcct whose designs for the Masonic Temple
was accepted by the committee-acctpted
provided the detail drawings upon which
Mr.. Gott is now at work prove satisfactory
aud bring the cost Of the building within
the limit-Sl0O,00O. 1t is not probable that
building operations can be begun until next
spring.
The election Of officers by Dove Masonic
Lodge, No. 3. occurring night before last
ut st. Adams Hall, resulted as follows: l..
j.. Mason. worshptu master (succeedes A.
{. Houston); William NJ. TOmpkins. senior
warden; William Walker, Junior warden;
T.. Payton Reeves, treasurer; Benjamin L.
August, secretary; II. Fuller Patterson.
senior deacon, and Il. W. Jefery, Junior
deacon.
Rev. W. L. Evans, OF Park-Place church.
will begin series Of sermons at his church
tonight on the subject, "FOotpriuts OF the
Martyrs; or, Hazarding Life for Christ"
The subject promises TO be OF unusual inte-
rest, as MIR. Evans will describe places In the
Old World which be has seen and which
were made sacred by the early saints. There
will be four sermons In the series, the first
including Rome. the Cstscombs, &c.