Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-19


Mr. and Mrs. u. c. Richardson nave returned
from their bridal trip.
Mr.. A. B. Clark has been quite sick, but was
considered better yesterday.
The condition Of Mrs. John D. Lightfoot was
considered favorable last evening.
Rov. A. Eberson, Of Norfolk, is the guest Of Mr..
Joseph Wallerstein, 9OS east Clay street.
Mr. Robert Hill, Jr., has so far recovered from
his illness that he expects 10 be out In q few
days
Nr. lanes p. Schultz has returned 10 Rich
mond from Philadelphia to reside perma-
nenty.
Tho citv ambulance was called 10 the Tredegar-
Works Yesterday TO attend an employee who had
been taken sick suddenly.
Rey. ]. Calvin Stewart will continue his Ice
,ures on Bunysn's Pigran's Progress at the
Church OF the Covenant tomorrow night
William Lewis tnegro) was arrested yesterday
morning for stealing car-couphngs ana pins
from the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany.
Tho arm OF Are from Station II, corner Twen-
ty-elehth aud Leigh. at 5:25 last night wss ws
caused By hs'burning OF q chimney at No. lOOS
north Twenty-eighth street.
The Petersburg Inder-Appeal OF yesterday
says: Major l. p. Courtney, superintendent OF
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Iate Ias, night Private Police man T. j. Smith
era was In charge Of the establishments CT Mr.
John y. Culpeper, No. 9l5 east Main street,
whose front door no found unlocked.
Mr. DibreIl Montague, with his sister, Mrs.
catlin. and his niece, Miss kittie Montague, ar
rived at the exchange Hotel last evening eH route
70 Florida. They leave this morning.
Mr.. Garrett Dunck. a member Of the Board OF
Public WORKS OF Milwaukee, via. and Mr. henry
yogt q prominent contractor OF the same city,
are on visit here, and gre stopping 81 hur-
phys HOTEL
II nerHons who have back alleys would place
their ash-barrels and garbage-heeps IN them in-
stead OF upon the main thoroughf8res the up
pesrance Of the city for cleanliness would oe
greatly improved.
Rev. L. A. Cutler. pastor Of Marshsllsreet
rhrIstian church, who recently resolved call 10
work as an evangelist among the colored peo-
| ple Of KenIucky, notified his congregation last
| night that no had declined the cal.
The ,e.idence of Mr.. Thomas Jackson on
west Marshall street was entered cary yssses- s
| longing 20 Mr.. Jackson's son. An entrance was
efiectei by means Of q shed adjoining second
story window.
pedestrianisrn would be greatly facilitated on
| the free bridge II the rules OF walking were
| moro strictly obseryed-that Is, "turn 70 we
rightD In consequence OF the creach Oh THIS
rule much jostling and confusion prevail when
| she bridge ID crowded.
Yesterday morning two individuals, decidedly
| rural in their appearance, were strolling along
K ono of Richmond's principal streets taking 10
| the scene with open eyes and mouths Eyeotu-
| aliy one OF them spied several random military
| men, when he hunched the other on tne snoui-
| der and said, with significant grin: say.
Aaron, the darn fools don't know tho wars over.
do theyi"
| Collector-of-C Customs John w. Fisher says ne
viii ROT point special officers 70 escort sugar Ia
| bond unless application Is made for then. A
| circular recelved In this departmenr saveral
| days ago authorizes the principal custom ONCE
in each district 20 noTntnafs for appointnent NOT
| 10 exceed ave days from March 5iss ~ many
| such officers as may be needed, who are 70 70.
cetve a per day, 70 be paid by The owners OF
| the sugar.