Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-11

Mr.. IT. II Hanel is back again after an
absence of two years and half.
Mr.. James V. Ramos is improving after
very painful and protracted indisposi-
ton.
Mr.. II. +. Hudnall, of River View.
who has been quite sick, is improving
slowly.
Rev. DR.. Dunnaway Of Fredericksburg,
and Mr. NJ. Fredenberg, OF New YORK. are
in the city.
lawson Richardson (colored) was ar
rested IN the Third District yesterday
charged with felony.
CAPTAIN William II. Maxwell, of the
Drummers Club, who came home to vote,
is at his residence at Sunny Side.
Miss Mamie Braxton. of Newport News,
IS visiting the Misses Christian. of Third
street.
Mrs. Joseph r. Gill did even better than
she had expected with her Exposition
lunch-counter The net proceeds will be
over $500.
The pipes for the water supply have been
laid almost to the Male Orphan Asylum,
and several other needed Improvements
will soon be begun.
r. E. Lee Council, Jr. o. q. A. NJ. will
meet OF 2 O'Clock this afternoon 10 attend
the funeral of Alr. n. b. Wren, who was
member of the body.
The Governor accompanied Major Myers
and others Yesterday on tour OF lnspec-
ton over the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad.
Mr. NJ. S. Dicken has returned from the
North, where he purchased some very fine
81 aud ut har daCnrpttOnq for his
hotel in Anderson, S. G.
Captain Thomas C. Cunningham. of the
tug Craighill, has made a handsome de-
sign for chairs for President Cleveland,
Mrs. Cleveland, and Baby Ruth.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Lena Bowls TO Mr.. J. A. Warren, to take
place Wednesday evening, November 10th,
at o'clock, at Union-Station church.
The Clay Ward Actives Will have a
most interesting meeting in Belvidere
Hall Saturday night. There will be- some
presentations and a full attendance is
desired.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday in
the case of Gillian. surviving partner,
&c, against the Postal Telegraph Com
pany the jury found for the plaintiff IL the
sum Of $3.50.
Mr.. S. II. Hughes. of the firm of Drewry,
Hughes d Co., gave the clerks and judges
of the Fifth Precinct of Monroe Ward a
delightful supper Tuesday night, which
was much appreciated.
The ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock to the alley In
rear Of the st. Charles Hotel 10 q white
woman who was intoxicated. She was
taken ont to the almsbouse for treatment.
A meeting of the Junior Hollywood Me-
mortal Association will be held at the
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. A large
attendance is desired, as the ladies will
have important business for consideration.
Moses Martin, negro, who said he
voted in Hanover for Harrison but did not
want TO bring on war, was arrested yester-
day by Officers Robins and Amos for being
drunk aud lying IN the street. He had q
pistol in his pocket and seemed to be crazy.
Mr.. p. II. Mayo, who on Wednesday
afternoon fell while attempting TO get on
street-car near the corner OF Seventh
and Main and was painfully cut on the
back of the head, was able TO sit up yes
terday. His injuries, though painful, are
not at all serious.
Messrs. II. Seldom Taylor & Son sold
privately yesterday afternoon so feet OF
vacant ground on the south slde OF trace
street between Shafer and Harrison, adj
joining the residence of George ID. Thax.
ton. ESQ.,, for $4,000; also house and lot
in Barton Heights for $4,000.
At TAI o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm of fire was sounded from Box No.
So, occasioned by blaze on the first floor
of house No. S19 north Sixth street, owned
and occupied by Margaret Johnson. The
fire originated from a stoye-pipe. The loss
was about $40 and was covered by in
surance.
The funeral Of Mrs. NJ. A. Wright took
place at o'clock Wednesday afternoon
from the residence of her daughter. No
S0O5 east Main street. Rev. T.. w. Burton
OBLIGATED. There were number of lovely
floral tributes. The Interment was made
at HOLLYWOOD. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. John +. Mayer. Lindsay Allen
| Thomas McLochlan, William Farrell. Johr
III. Greanor, Heber Jarvis, Edward Q: God
| din, and Edgar II. Ferguson. Mrs. Wright
was the widow of Captain David Wright
O well-known Virginia pilot.