Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-25

Mr.. Orin A. Neal, of Danyille. is IN the
city.
Mr.. Preston Belyin is on a business trip
TO New York.
Hon. William Henry Mann, Of Peters
burg, was in the city yesterday.
Captain James Van Holt Nash, Of At
lanta, Ga, il at the Exchange Hotel
MIR. ". p. Laughton, clerk of the Hust-
tings Court, is out after q spell Of slckne s.
Mis-, Bessie Tyler il visiting Miss Lucille
Bancroft, near Tolersyille, Louisa county.
Mr.. J. V. Ramos. who has been quite
sick. is able 10 be at his place OF business
again.
DR.. Moselev says Judge Witt is i'm
proving, and he hopes to have him up III a
few DAYS.
Mr.. Frank d. Hill, VINO has been on a
business tour to Salem and Roanoke, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. ". c. and Miss Maggie Walstrum,
Of Roanoke. are visiting relatives at SI3
east Marshall street.
Hon. w. r. Atkins. of Mecklenburg. one
of the members Of Governor Mckinney 3
STAFF, was in the city yesterday.
Among the Governors callers Yesterday
were Mr. W. II. White, of Norfolk, and
Hon. w. j. Campbell, of Illinois.
Superintendent Traylor. Of the Electric
Line, has invented an improved motor for
propelling street-cars. which Is said to
possess a number of valuable features.
Mr.. Arthur W. Lee and Miss BERTHE Ches-
terman will be married Thursday evening
,s A ofoInnk oN Tho ragr1Qnro Df fle
brides parents, No. west Cary street.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael has been quite
i'll for several DAYS past, and was unable to
officiate at st. PauPs Sunday. He was
much better yesterday, and will be well IN
q day or two.
Mr.. Henry Dun Wiman, son of Hon.
Erastus Wiman. OF Staten island, head OF
the commercial agency Of X. G. Dun Il
Co.. is in the city and will be associated
with the Richmond Office OF the firm.
In the Police Court yesterday morning
Thomas Parrish. young white man, was
charged with breaking into the Denny:
Street Methodist church on the night of
February goth and stealing clock worth
Ss. Parrish was committed 10 jail 10 await
the action Of the grand jury.
Messrs. Chewing q Rose have sold the
residence of Mr.. II. L. Edmond to Mrs. X.
". Harper for $4,000. II fronts 46 feet and
the lot rms back 1856 feet on the north side
of Franklin street near Foushes, and Is
bounded by the residences of Mrs. Charles
Talbot and Mr.. Il. S. Bosher.
The following are the delegates from
Phil. Kearny Post, G.. A. r., OF this city.
to the Grand Encampment of this district
which will meet in Norfolk at noon to- day :
Comrades Edgar Allan, n. j. Smith. n. X.
LLOYD, Patrick Keenan,, Peter A. Morton,
Charles W. Burr, George Walcott, and
Senator Mcdonald.
President John B. Purcell has appointed
Messrs. I. A. Cary. John s. Elicit, and j.
II. Whitty committee TO devise means TO
erect Chamber of Commerce building.
He has also appointed Mr.. Witty chair
man of the Chambers Committee on Infor.
nation and Statistics in place Of Colonel
II. G. Jones, resigned.
Henry Walker, acolored man about forty
years old, was taken sick yesterday morning
at half-past o'clock on Marshall street
near Eighteenth street. The city ambu-
lance was called. but the man died before
il reached him. Coroner Taylor viewed the
body and found that Walker had died from
congestion of the lungs. The body was
turned over to relatives for burial.