Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-25

Mr.. John G. Teller is out after severe
spell of sickness.
The stroct-car company consolidation
bill has become a law.
Mrs. L. b. Morris returned from busi-
ness trip to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryan have re-
turned from a visit 10 Lynchburg.
Miss Matte Hunt left yesterday morning
for New York, whore she will spend several
weeks.
Sergeant A. VI. Tomlinson. Of the Sc
cond district police, Is kept at home 10y
sickness.
Mr.. W. s. Burton has returned from Suf-
folk. where he attended the meeting OF the
Pythian Grand Lodge.
Mrs. John r. Callaghan, Of Washington,
ia in the city, the guest of MIR. Z. g..
Thompson, 3Ol Belyidere street.
Mr.. A. G. Harman, clerk at A. ".
CARRIERS. viii open real estate oiice at
the projected city Of Glasgow March lst.
Mr.. 5. McG. Fisher. whose residence was
recently burned NJ Ashland, IA rebuilding
mt Gwathmey's, this side of the former
place.
The Hollywood Memorial Association
will hold meeting to-day at u o'clock AT
the house Of Miss Crenshaw, corner Nam
and Adams streets.
Rev. Mr.. Anderson, Of North Carolina
who has been the guest ot hls father, Mr..
Il. W. Anderson, at the Male Orphan Asy-
lum. has returned home
Mr.. Berry's bill abolishing the Office Of
State Vaccine Agent has passed both
branches of the General Assembly, and
now goes to the Governor.
The meeting at the West-End Baptist
church last night was attended by large
crowd Fifteen persons asked for prayer.
There will bee preaching again by Dr. Good
win tonight.
There may be nothing in the red-hair
and white-hOrse theory. but 1t Is positive
fact that a certain candidate with auburn
locks won several dollars last Saturday by
backing the white horse" against the
field.
Invitations are out for the marriage at
Moore-Memorial church, on Wednesday,
March 5th. at 81 o'clock Z. NJ, OF Mr..
Thomas NJ. Culliugworth and Miss Clara
Lester. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Warrington.
Bishop Wilson will preach at Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday
nigLt. That night there will be no lecture
III Grace-Street Presbyterian church, and
that congregation will worship with that Of
Centenary church.
Right Rev. A. VI. Randolph, assistant
bishop of the Diocese Of Virginia, visited
Petersburg on Sunday, confirmed large
classes at ST. PauPs and Grace churches,
and In the afternoon preached at the Bland
ford (colored church.
Mr.. c. A. GUS Rawson is State Vice
Councillor OF the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics, and 1t was he VINO
presided at the banquet AZ sanger han
SATURDAY night instead Of Mr. u. Nj. Raw
son. ~ has been stated.
Among the visitors to the Capitol yester-
day were Judge Isaac II. Christian, Of
Charles City, ex-senator Samuel W. VII
lams. Of Bland, Judge William r. Rhes, OF
Bristol. Captain Il. c. Marshall, and John
Callahan. Esq, Of Portsmouth.
Mr.. Edward F. Barnett was found dead
YESTERDAY morning 10 Robinson's shoe-shop
near Twenty-hfth and Broad streets. Coro-
ner Taylor was notified. The deceased
was a shoemaker by trade, and was well
known in the eastern part OF the city.
Citv-Fngineer Cutshaw and several men,
bers Of the City Council Committee on
Streets visited the penitentiary yesterday
and inspected the proposed route Of the
Spring street extension through those
grounds and conferred with the Superin-
tendent and Board Of Directors Of the
penitentiary.
An old gray haired colored man. eyi-
IDENTIFY one Of the hands, was among the
many spectators az the FIRE last saturday
night. lie gazed at the flames for long
time sorrowfully, and turning to a sable
friend remarked Cord knows | amt got
no work next week, but | am warming to-
night by the boss's FIRE ell the same.n