Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-14
PerannaIs and Rriefs.

Mr.. W. /. Wariughas returned from abusness
trip North.
Mr.. Sol. L. Bloomberg has gone North on pro-
fessional business
Mr.. Richard Z. Frayser was quito sick yestean
day with erysipelas OF the face.
Mr.. Morgan Troat, collector Of customs at West
Point was In the city yesterday.
Professor Lewis Stein will spend the summer
ut Luray, where he will lead the orchestra.
Mr.. Horace Z. Burnett, Of Roanoke, is on
visit to his father, Policeman Alvin Burnett.
Several prettily-painted and bright-lookng
summer cars were put on the City railway line
yesterday.
A meeting of the Old Dominion Democratic
Club OF jefferson Ward win be held tonight al
$50 o'clock.
Mr.. Jacob Wolf, wife and youngest daughter
left for Europe rfd Baltimore May the lZth to
visit their relatives.
The docket IN the Police Court yesterday morn
ing was light and none Of the cases were oil an
important character.
John Dunlop qualified in the Chancery Court
Yesterday as administrator OF James 5. Arens-
The estate is valued at $4,000.
NJ. B. Ramos Co. have presented a nice cabi.
net organ 10 the Masonic Home and 1t was used
at the Sunday school last Sunday.
A life-slze painting Of General John r. Cooke
will be on exhibition at West, Johnston q COS.
from tomorrow morning until Friday evening.
The Committees on 81. John's-Day appointed
by the lodges Of Richmond and Manchester VIII
meet at St. Albans Hall next Saturday night ior
organization
DIR. o. r. Richter, manager Of the Sweet
Chalybeate Springs, who has been In the CITY
several DAYS making arrangements Tor tne sea-
son soon 10 open, left yesterday for NoffoiK.
Mr.. Aug Benlng, Of Roanoke, who occupies tho
post OF grand conductor OF the Grand Louge %
Odd-F Fellows Of Virginia, and who also NJ past
grand sachem Of the Red Men, Is IN the city.
RE. Elrnore was elected governor and John i
TaIley yice-governor OF Pioneer Chapter, NO. i,
Progressive Endowment Guild OF America, AZ
meeting held at Belyidere Hall Tuesday night
Oliver p. Tice, who was arrested several days
ago on the charge OF selling liquor Witnou,
license, has been discharged from custoay'
United States Commissioner Atkins did not con-
slider that there was sufficient evidence 70 war
rant sending the case on 70 the grand jury.
Great activity prevailed yesterday at the
scene OF the late IRE at kingnns warehouse. ar.
John g. Munce, manager for kingan Co, had
obtained permission from the insurance cofnpa-
nios 20 remove the debris Of the stock and clean
up the premises and number OF hands were %
engaged.
life-sixe picture Of General Cooke win oe
presented 20 Lee Camp nj It's meeting to-norrvw
night Mr.. Norman v. kandoiph WI mAso VIZ VIZ
TO have received on the pert OF the camp, yus
will urobably be prevented from 20 doing by the
fact that he Is ON tho Grymes jury.
Mrs. Emily c. Stacy, who died near Amelia
Courthouse last Sunday, was formerly Miss Ncai
and resided In Richmond for many years potn
before and after her marriage. Hor huebana'
Mr. George b. Stacy, was az one time ~ ws,r
known Rchmond man Mrs Stacy Eas s'eP-
mother of the late George p. Stacy. Messrs y.
b. ana X q. Stacy, and Mrs. T. Il CrenshaE ana
Dothcr OF Mr. lcphas stacy.