Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13

Sis Blanche n. Roberts. Of 1913 souh
Isure. street. has returned home aftoi
peasant visit 90 friends IN Roanoke.
Miss Blanche Hudgens. OF Church Ill.
v.. bias been suffering from i0mrles T.
,eyoi from a fall, Is slowly recovering.
v-.. n. p. Cross. OF west Marshal
,.raet. has gone % Ashland 20 spend seve
n weeks with Ler sister, Mrs. q. 4. De.
lrle.
Tho case Of the State Bank Of Virginia
er.r,t Blanchard and others was argued
arl submitted IA the Chancery Court yes
teriay.
Miss Oroy Cullen has returned home
eN.r a del ghtlui visit 10 New Orleans.
whore she was TIC recipient OF much at
t.llon.
Mis- G. rrio Jones. Of Charlotte. n. C.,
,rs ras hccu visiting the Misses Johnson,
.. north hgath street, left for home
yesterday.
I'm the Chanc-ry Court yesterday Catbc
Pr. IS. Hart qualified as administrators
with the Will annexed, OF the estate of Pc
r.k Hart
nr.. William Hill and her daughter Mus
u...r. of bloomington, H.. are the CUES
~ .neir cousin, Sir. J.. +. Mason, Gl5 norlh
sE.h street.
vr.. s. Lizzie Jordan and son left Fri
a.r i.r Georgia 20 visit their cousin, Mr..
How'd T. Gilmore, Of the hrm OK Benson,
frDIe e. Fry.
Superintendent Wilbur. Of the Union
Passenger division tClay-strcet lino). IS
l.rural the summer-cars Of his road put
in urst-class order.
THE following suit was instituted in the
warren
BIT and Shoe Company against Parrater
GODmnc.l for 5000.
Tho calls for assistance on the depart
mont o. the city outdoor poor have been
nnntlul larger this winter than Tor the
same period of 1880 81.
Tl. trends OF Or. Cullen are glad 10
welcome him home. after On absence OF
some weeks. HIS health IS much improved
and bee has resumed his practice.
Tie condition Of Mr.. Richard Brooke.
secretary of the Richmond and DanYille
ra road who has been critically I'LL for
several days. was not improved yesterday.
Ecv. DR.. G. l.. Wells and wife, Brooklyn,
y. y. and Mr.. George f.. Fisher. Of New
York. treasurer of the Richmond street
Hallway Company, are at the Exchange
Hotel.
Mrs.J D. Wallace and her twonteresting
daughters. Ethel and Ah,te, Of Glade
Springs. are here ON an extended visit 10
her parents, M and Mrs. 5. q. Flournoy.
Of Church Hill.
The ambulance was called YESTERDAY
morning 40 500 o'clock % the Pace to-
hacc0-fact0ry O. attend "a c0lored man who
was suffering with vertigo. lie was taken
o. the hospital for treatment.
Capta'n iride Jones, the well-known
and popular conductor on the Richmond
and Danville railroad. arrived IN the city
Yesterday after long absence, and was
warmly welcomed 10y his numerous friends.
Mr.. Samuel F. Gillilaud. of the South
boston Times was IN the city yesterday.
Ile expressed the opinion that nine tenths
oi the Democratic voters OF Charlotte
county were in favor Of Hill for the presi-
deucr.
Nj. Jackson Brandt recently sold 1917
fcpt OF ground on the south SIDE OF broad
street near Monroe for Sl42 foot. 1t was
ms own property. The purchaser was Mrs.
Haalv, a western lady, who bought 1t Tor
investment.
A bundle party will be given, under the
direction of several ladies' az the Young
Mems Christian Association next FRIDAY
NIGHT. In the afternoon, from 10 6:3O
o'clock. there will DO a special entertain
meut for children.
Mr.. Allen Potts and Miss Meta Potts
were ia New Orleans, La, yesterday on
visit. and they Will return ria Atlanta, Ga.
where Miss Potts Will visit her friend
Mrs Harvey Johnson. Mr.. Potts IS on
professional business.
Mr.. James Gallagher. who for many
years has been purser on the steamship
old DOMINION. has been appointed agent
AZ the Old Dominion Line IN the city OF
Norfolk. Mr.. Gallagher Will assume the
duties Of his new position on Monday.
Mr.. jackson Brandt has purchased Mr..
William H. IalbOtts house, on franklin
street adjoining the Commonwealth Club.
The lot fronts 22 feet and runs back l65
feet The price paid for the property was
ST. 200. Mr.. Brandt will occupy the
house.
The only case tried in the Hastings Court
yesterday was that of Emily Johnson.
charged with keeping "a dlsOrderly house.
She was fined $40 upon her plea OF guilty.
The case Of DAVID johnson. charged with
malicious assault, was postponed untl
April 9Th.
The West-Fnd Women's Christian Tenn
perauce MON will hold its meeting Mon
day evening over Ramos's drugstore. cor
ner Reservoir and Cary streets. at $3.50
o'clock. The ladies of the union viii meet
al No. iii Grove avenue Tuesday at III
4. Nj. 10 90 in body 10 the Soldiers
Home.
A called meeting Of the Ladies' Auxili-
AIRY Committee of the Rosemary Pubhc
Library Will be held at the rooms OF the
library, corner Second and Main streets,
tomorrow evening at o'clock. The OBJ
rect of the meeting Is TO perfect plans for
an entertainment soon % be gwen Tor the
tie benefit Of the library,
CAPTAIN c. n. wilkins, assistant grand
chief conductor Of the order of Railway
Conductors of the United States, Canada,
and Mexico, viii pay an oficlai visit 10
Richmond Division. No. l52, next Nednes-
day evening. Tins - a strong and grow
ire organization, numbering $40 sub-di-
visions and with membership OF between
l5JO and 1890.
In the Police Court on Thursday Nor
man Jacobs (colored) was charged with
stealing q trunk from a woman OF ms own
yace. The evidence showed that the ar.
uclo had been Dawucd with the accused
AID that after holding 10 for months ne
sold 40. The charge was dismissed. Jacobs
says be was not drunk when he received
the Trunk, as was reported.
The Marshall Ward Democratic Club
net az Springfield Hall last evening. The
meeting was more largely attended than
any m the history of the organization, ana
was presided over by MI. Joseph Welsh.
A number Of candidates for the various
Offices were present and made short al
dresses. MIR j. Taylor Stratton also made
stirring speech. A number Of new mem
Uefs were elected.
business at the Police Court Yesterday
morning was very dull. Most of the cases
before bis Honor were for partakiDg 70 OK
cess OF intoxicating liquors. Nellie Fol-
roster lc0lOre - was fined $3.50 for assault
iug and threatening 30 cut Sallie Hill on
ine street. and William HeDnoy, charged
with being disorderly upon the premises
o. Granville Mayo. was required TO leave
SalD with the Sergeant.
Crepe was hung on tho doors Of the
soutnern Express Company's headquarters
yesterday IN respect 10 the memory OF Dir.
Waldo Adams, who died Friday morning,
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