Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-03
Pereouats and BrIer..

Governor Lee returned TO the city yester-
day morning from Petersburg.
Miss Kate Turner has returned home from
a visit TO Newport News sod Norfolk.
Company G last plight postponed the cleo
ton OF a captain until next Saturday night.
Miss Ida Bowers, who has been visiting
friends in the South and West, has returned
home.
Mrs. Henry BRUSSELS, OF Brooklyn, N. Y,
f. visiting her brother, Mr. William Rein
hcimer.
The First regiment will have a dress parade
on the Capitol square tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Miss Kate Villm1T, Of Baltimore, arrived
here Yesterday morning, aud will spend the
summer with the Misses Meisel.
Mr.. Richard Someyer and Mr.. Willie w.
TAYLOR have left for Washington to accept
positions in the Government bindery.
Rev. William Z. Hatcher, pastor Of the
Grace-Stre Baptist churcb, having returned
TO the city, viii fil his pulpit this morning
and night.
Miss Matte Whiting, OF Pensacola, Fla,
and Miss Lila Hubbard. OF Nelson county, Va,
are the guests Of Miss Constance Spots,
south Third street.
Mrs. Joseph J. Aston, Master Willard
Alsten. and Miss Rose FurgursOn, OF PIea-
SAINT Hill, y. C., IRE visiting Mrs. Y. I. Al
ston, west Clay street.
Captain Sunpter, assistant to Railroad
Commissioner Hill, left yesterday morning
on the Richmond and Allegheny $3.50 train
on a tour Of inspection.
Two small suits were instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday, and judgments
were awarded the plaintiffs in two cases in
which tue amounts were small
Sir Knight 4. Il. Gardner, Of ST. Johns
Commandery, Providence, r. l., aud bis
wife and child are expected IN the city to-
day as the guests Of Mr. IL. l.. Pelouze and
family.
Mr.. Waller Scott, book-keeper and mana
ger Of Sir. Preston BelyIn's establishment,
has been appointed deputy treasurer under
Mr.. Joha Il. ChlIdrey, who goes into Office
July 1t.
The report from Mr.. Franklin Stearns
yesterday was that be Is much improved,
and bis son expressed the belief that by the
time the hot season sets in his father will be
hBio 10 ho " bnt Iiouht~ihss
The marriage Of Nr. Henry c. Wall,
formerly Of Richmond. now of Washing
ton, aud Miss Matte i. Grant will take
place at DR.. Uoge'' church Wednesday,
June 9Th, Ut half past O'clock.
Mr.. r. !. Wade, Richmond drummer.
who met with an accident at S,auntOn about
a week ago, which necessii1tcd bis Teiura
home, has So much improved that be will De
able to resume bis trip in few days.
Invitations are out for the n1rriage Of
Miss Pattie Waller Aylett, daughter OF Colo
mel William X. Aylett, 20 Dr. George Car
rincton Galloway at 81 DlyiG's church, King
william county, on "Wednesday morning,
June 18Th at 1890 O'clock.
The regular monthly meeting o. william
O'Bren Branch Of the Irish National League
will be held at Cathedral Hall this afternoon,
when the question OF appointing delegate
to the convention recently called 10 take ae-
zion regarding the papal rescript Will come
up for discussion.
The Board OF Directors Of the Male Orphan
Asylum paid a visit TO that institution FRI
DAY afternoon and made thorough ihsOec-
ton Of the entire premises, finding every
thing IN perfect condition. The indeiatiga-
BILE superintendent, Mrs. GIN, hld every
thing IN the best order and feasted the board
on berries.
Rev. John Jasper expects to start for the
West on a occurring tour tomorrow. lis
first stop will lie In Pittsburgh, IA. James
II. Hayes goes 10 advance, and the Rev.
Jasper will be escorted by Deacon Charles
Lemus "a his assistant. The object OF the
lectures is to raise money 10 pay the indebt-
edncss Of bis new church.
The following officers have been elected
by Temple Lodge, No. 3, Of Mssons: W.
Kirk Mathews, ~OGshipiul master; Bev. i.
Crump, senior warden; {. II. Bronson,
junior warden; Charles A. Spence, tres-
surer; W. L. Turner, secretary; ). TAYLOR
Evans, senior deacon; P0whatan Boiling,
junior deacon; u. 3. Collins, tilsr.
Yesterday sir. Mann Valentine received
from tue president OF tue New York Academy
Of AnthrOpoogV a teleGraphlc request Inst
he cotue to that city aud read paper before
the international Congress " Anthropslogv,
which meets at Columbia College June 4th
Tomorrow and continues 10 session four
days There will b. present At the sessions
OF The body many Of The most eminent an
thropologists OF this country and Europe,
and the invitation referred to IS ngn recOg-
milton NJ The Valentine collection and the au-
ihropologicll work that Is being done at the