Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-02
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One OF the electric cars ran INTO
wagon on Seventh street yesterday eye
ming and upset the vehicle, but fortunate
ly no damage was done.
Major II. F. Walker returned TO the
city yesterday in improved health after
spending several weeks at Virginia
Beach, Ocean View. and Norfolk.
Mrs Matilda pullman, of Lincoln,
Cal. is on o visit 10 her mother, Mrs
Lewis Held, and other relatives here.
Her daughter and son accompany her.
Next Thursday evening the Board OF
Governors OF the Mozart Association WILL
hold their regular monthly meeting. AZ
this meeting the privilege OF joining the
association without paying the usual mi
tiation-fee will be rescinded.
The Committee on Light have in
charge the expenditure of the S25,OOO
appropriated by the Council for IN
creasing the generating capacity OF the
city gas. works, and bids for furnishing
certain improvements needed Will soon
be advertised for.
At a meeting OF Sidney Lodge OF
Good Templars held Friday night reso-
lutions were adopted wishing MIR. W. -.
Cullen, a member of the lodge, who VIII
soon sail for EngIapd TO visit bis parents,
whom he has not seen for eight years,
pleasant and safe journey.
President Ingalls,, who, Us telegraph
ed the Dispatch from the White Sui
phur Friday, has returned to Cincinnati,
will be in the city the latter part OF the
week. The lease of the Richmond and
Allegheny property by the Chesapeake
and Ohio was to become operative yes
terday.
City-Enpineer Cutsbaw has so far
failed to procure other quarters IN when
TO remove the Engineers office. as d.
rected by the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings. so that the Treasurer
might occupy bis present Office, ana
thereby give both the Treasurer and
City Collector more room.
The funeral of Mr.. John A. Tyree.
which took place from Clay-Street Metho-
dist church Friday afternoon, was attend
ed bymembers of the Masonic fraternity,
the Burial Committee Of Marshall Lodge,
knights of Pythias. and in the large as
semblage were many members Oh the
First Virginia Veteran Association.
Messrs. f. G.. Leigh, Jr., & Co. are
building a large storehouse Dxl3O, four
stories HIGH. at the corner of Tenth and
Cary streets and extending from Cary
10 BASIN Bank. They will have a switch
from theRichmond and Allegheny rail-
road track to their doors. t. }. White,
ESQ.,, is the architect, and Loving
Brothers the builders.
The ordinance directed TO be drafted
at the meeting OF the Street Committee
last Thursday night allowing the Rich
mond end Manchester Railway Company
the privilege Of using electricity 20 \
motive power on their present route has
been prepared by the City Attorney and
will be reported to the Common Council
for adoption at their meeting tomorrow
night
Rev. G. II. Rvland returned on yes
terday from a trip to the Valley in the
interest Of Richmond College. He re-
ports the people OF that section IN fine
spirits over the good crops and most
kindly disposed toward the new scheme
OF endowment which he represents.
The Augusta and Shenandoah Assocla-
tons, which he attended, were large and
very enthusiastic meetings.
Professor Charles II. Winston leaves
tomorrow fer H., = acher5 Institute at
Cave tI.i.s Git. This IS the second
large gathering Of teachers the Professor
has trained this summer. His talent for
work OF this character IS very decided,
and SUPERINTENDENT Buchanan has wisely
pressed him into service several vaca-
tions. The teachers Of the State are
very fortunate to have so wise and genial
an instructor.
The Walker Light Guard are working
hard on their grind military exposition
TO be opened at the Armory October 10th.
They are going to offer n novel and
highly interesting entertainment, and
will doubtless have large patronage
from the visitors to the Agricultural EX-
position. The soldier boys are meeting
With the hearty cooperation OF their nu-
merous lady friends, and their EXPOSE
ton promises to be a grand success.
The following IS a list of the arrivals Of
Richmond people at Natural Bridge Ho-
tells for the week ending August Dist:
Miss Florence Mac arthy. O. Z. Bren-
gle, l.. 2. Ecker, George Is. Ecker Wei
don Hsskins. Dir and Mrs. z. A. Hoen,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellyson, Miss LO-
venstein, c. Il. Shervin, Mrs. II. J.
Shervin, William Loyenstein, Miss A. s.
Lee, Mrs. wilson, j. s. Montague, Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Younger and family. Z.
;. Cardozo.
The remains Of Mr.. William c. Lud-
wig, whose death al Lexington on Friday
was announced in yesterdays Dispatch.
will reach Richmond this morning and
tho funeral will take place from St
James church at 1870 p. ". Deceased
graduated at Washington and Lee and
was preparing for tho ministry at the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, near
Alexandra. Mr.. Ludwig Is remembered
by all rs young man Of unblemlshed
character and spotlese honor.
Hon. John S. Wise left last night for
New York, where he LES accepted the po-
sition OF counsel Tor the Sprague Flee
tric-Motor Company and other corpora
tons While there he viii perfect ar
rangemeLls for tho future residence Of
himself and family. tie viii return to
Virginia the st Of October 10 wind up
his affairs and TO attend to the bench
show feature OF the Exposition, which
vail he held under the auspices Of the
Virginia Field Sports Association, Of
which he Is president.
Mozart Tomorrow evening.
The musicale tomorrow evening will
DE held in the main hall Of the Academy,
which has been greatly beautified by the
recent improvements. An especially
brilliant aud varied programme has been
arranged bv the Music committee. The