Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

| ing duty on various curiosities and
trinkets which he purchased while
abroad.
DR.. John Fl. Weymouth, OF Beverley,
W. Va, who has many friends in Rich
mond. is in Baltimore, where he will
have very painful operation performed.
No cases were tired in the City Circuit
Court Yesterday, and the only suit insti-
tinted was that OF tho Citizens Bank of
Richmond against Thomas n. Walker &c
Co. for s5O2.14.
Treasurer r. r. Horne and Commits.
erof-the-Reycnue +. b. Dunn,
of Hanover, and Delegate George
Shackleford, OF Orange, were at the
Capitol yesterday.
The lecture announced to be delivered
tomorrow night by Rev. Hartley Car
michael for the benefit of one OF the 80
c1eties of st. Paul's church has been
postponed until the 10Th instant
AIR. A. T.. Masurier, who has recently
been appointed Consular agent for the
French Government in this city, has re-
ceiyed his commission and has entered
upon the discharge of his duties.
The Grace-Street Bazaar closed Friday
night and the tabernacle has been put in
order for the meeting OF the Sunday school
and congregation to-day. DR.. Hatcher
will preach this morning at ii o'clock.
The students at the college have been
holding religious meetings for several
nights, which have proved interesting
and helpful Several of the professors
and officers have been present, taking
an active part,
Rosa Genestra, the little Italian girl,
who was severely injured several weeks
ago by an electric car on Main street,
and had to have one OF her limbs ampu-
tated, was able TO come uptown with
her uncle yesterday to get a pair OF
crutches.
Miss Nellie Smith, of Ala west Main
street, after visit of several months to
Chattanooga, Tenn, Rome and Atlanta,
Ga, will return home this week, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss May Moe,
daughter OF Colonel NJ. Z. Moe, OF Chat
tanooga.
Mr.. Edward Woodbridge, the young
man who was thrown from buggy and
severely injured a few days ago, was
somewhat improved last night. He is
suffering from conclusion of the brain,
caused by the blow received on the head
while falling.
At called meeting of the Supreme
Chapter Of the Progressive Endowment
Guild held in the guild Office, corner of
Ninth and Main streets, Mr.. James G.
Lamb was installed as supreme counsel
yice Mr.. George Bryan, resigned on ac-
count of i'll health.
C. II. Godsey, commander John @.
Knox, treasurer. and l.. Q. Davis, secre-
tary OF Colonial Council. American Lee
gion OF Honor, paid last week to Mrs. n.
b. Lockwood, No. 125 west Cary street,
81, 900, that being the amount due her
as beneficiary of her late husband. Mr.. /
Lockwood became member of the order
December ID, 1888.
The Masonic Grand Working Com
mittee was in session again last night at |
the Office of Secretary Isaacs, and will |
hold another meeting tomorrow to get |
matters in shape for the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge on Tuesday night 1t is
believed that the grand junior deacon,
the only officer to be elected except by |
promotion, will be from the Alexandria
section.
The East-End Gun Club held an in
teresting meeting Friday night at the
residence of Captain Charles II. Epps,
and after the transaction of routine busi
ness decided to take a hunt some time
during the month OF January. The
gunners were nicely entertained by the
lospitable City Sergeant. The mem
Ders present were: Messrs. e. b. White.
4. W. Dickinson, ]. X. Sheppard, G.
II. Epps, T.. Holman, Joseph w. Garter,
.. 0. Saville, Andrew Krouse, L. L.
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