Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-16

Mr. N. C. FinCher has returned 10 the city, az
ter q winters soIourn IN the sOuth
Mr.. Julien Binford has returned from busi-
ness trip 10 Williamsburg and vicinity
The Mayor yesterday approved the Council
budget OF appropriations for the year.
Miss Lily W. Scott, Of Gordonsyine, is visiting
hor sister, Mrs. Richard L. Berkeley, at Sl2 Clay
street.
Colonel Cauott Gibson, OF culpoper, and Mr..
J. NJ. Hudciu, of Caroline. wore IN the city yes
terday and visited the Capitol
Ceptain G.. G.. Gooch was in the city yesterday.
lie reror's that the grand boulevard between
tho Hot and the Warm Springs Will be completed
IN about month.
Roy. pr. William z. Hatcher has received an
Invitation 10 visit California in August lie mas
MT vet made up his mind whether he VIII take
the trip or not.
Nh. and Nrs. Appleton j. Ide and their daugh-
tor. Miss Constance, Of Columbus, Ohio are the
qunsts of Mrs. Mary A. Caskie, Mrs. ldes mother
Eighth aud Franklin streets.
Cadets Norman stewart and Walter ID. Phillips,
OF Fishturne Military Academy. who came 10
this city 20 attend the marriage OF MY. Fleming
Phillips, have returned 10 school.
Mr.. william Ellis, Of PerSinsyille, Goochland
county. has IN his possession horse suppOses 10
he stolen from some one in this city. Ar. Ellis
sold this horse 70 a party in this city some time
agO and recognizes II.
Mr.. A. Putney. who has been connected with
the Metropolitan Liie-lnsurance company ior
the last tlree years as an agent has resigned 10
accept the position OF special canyasser ior the
same company In this city.
Hon. Johu E. Massey will address the teachers
of UenrcO county at the courthouse this morn
inc AT 10 o'clock. The announcement that he
would speak on yesterday morning vas made 10y
a mistake Of the DlsPATcH's informant.
A novel entertainment will be given by the
Circle OF Industry Of Centenary chgfch at the
Young Mems Christian Association hail Monday
efternoon between the hours Of j and O'Clock.
Tho children viii have an Easter Hunt IN
Varn-Nard," and will also make search Tor the
goose that Laid the Golden Ege.'
Great sympathy is expressed for Mr.. and Mrs
". G. stokes In the bow that has oyertaken
then In the loss Of their son, Walter, who died
vcstersaT morning az o o'clock. The child was
Ia his Ilth year, and was bright. manly.
warm-hearted little fellow who was general
favorite In the neighborhood IN which his
parents reside.
Tho lec,ure-room Of the Third Presbyterian
church was nled 10 its utmost capacity last
night with persons Who came 20 witness the can
tata, "A Trip TO Europe" which was gwen Dy
number of children The little ones VINO par
ticipated in the entertainment executed their
respective parts very artistically, and reflected
mn n credit on those who managed the anair
aud drilled them. The entertainment will be
repeated this afternoon at O'Clock.
Tho docket at the Police Court yesterday
morning was slim and uninteresting In me
"a, 9 OF Mary ana Otta Washington, accused OF
trespassing ON the premises OF William Stokes,
the complainant was required TO pay me costs.
=. j. sullivan, "A white man charged Win Deins
drunk, was hned 81 and costs. Thomas HOP
kIns and Edward Lee charged with being va
grants. were discharged after having spent
season with Sergeant Epps at the city jail
Miss salMe Turpin Thompson and Mr.. Fleming
Edward Philips, both Of this city, we're married
Al the Grovc-Ayonue Baptist church by Rev. Dr.
~. M. Iancrum at $50 o'clock Thursday eve
ming The wedding was beautiful Affair." the
church pelng artistically decorated and the ser
Vice being impressive and solemn; MISS Essie
pbiliins acted as page, and the following were
tho usbers: Messrs. Walter Jones (Dest mani,
Nsilerd ~ Cox, James IL. Knots, Edward q.
Cbnikley. Charles Leiew. Fred. G. ThOrnbury,
and Charles A. Phillips. The couple left ON the
2 O'Clock train for q northern tour