Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-05
cords ONCE at Washington, Us here collecting data
for the use OF his department.

the county cOurf-nOu9N yesterday, buh SaaJ
routine business was transacted
The regular monthly inspection OF tho Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues has been postponed
until the 1rst Tuesday In February
Mr.. james E. Cook, who has been spending tho
holidays with friends In and near kfchmond, re-
turned to Hampden-Sidney yesterday
An interesting programme has been arranged
for the meeting Of Trinity Lodge tonight, ana
all Good Templars are invited TO be present.
Mr.. Virgil Deitrck, Of Coal Hill, Henrico, who
has been spending the holidays at home, passed
through the city on sunday, returning 70 sncoi
at Williams and Mary College.
Tho Building Committee Of the Chamber OF
Commerr~ held meeting last night anu spent
several hour, In the examination OF some OF tue
specifications for the new building
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders OF
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company
will be held In this city to-day At noon ior tho
election OF officers and other business.
The Council committee on the annexation of
Lee district will meet at o'clock this afternoon
and the Electric Light Committee Will hold
special special session two hours later.
Mr. C. S. Knight Of the Fort Wayne Electric
Light Company, IA In the city with view OF con-
eulting the municipal authorities regarding the
establishment OF city electric-iight plant
Mss Ella boswell, who has for some time been
connected with the choir at Sc. Pauls church, mas
severed her connection with that organization
and goes 10 Washington to study vocal culture
One of the prettiest hymns sung at 81. Paurs
church Sunday night was composed by hev.
Hartley Carmichael The first line ~ "Bfightest
and best OF the sons Of ths morning Hymn 81.
Rev. DR. Edward Y. Calisch, Rabbi OF the Syna-
gogus Beth Ahaba OF this city, le:tured upon
. Religion and History before the Young Mems
Hebrew Association OF Baltimore Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Dawley and daughter, Franc,
OF Seneca Falls, \. y, who have been visiting at
the residence OF their son. w. L. Dawley' o3l
south Belyidere street, will leave Tor Eome this
morning.
The Police Court gave last year to the Board
OF Police Commissioners e., ,4S2.S2, the amount
collected as COSTS in that tribunal during 1871,
| This money Is expended by the Board as IL may
deem proper.
The annual pound-party for the sick and
needy OF Trinity Methodist church occurred on
New-Years day and waa quite srcese, tnere
| being gratifying response TO tho call made TO
| aid the worthy object.
| Mr.. T. A. Chalkley, who WAS for several months
| connected with the claim office Of the Richmond
and Danyile, which was recently remover 70
Atlanta, has returned TO this city and accepted
situation with the Chesapeake and Ohio.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mrs. Fannie
j. Hughes qualified as administratrix OF tho ee-
| tfte OF william Z. Hughes and William Troy
qualified As administrator OF the estate OF VIII
| liam Shepherd Owens. Both estates are small
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Fox, Of Elk Island, Gooch-
land county. are the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. Jonn
| B Cooper at Winder. A number Of friends
called on them last Saturday night and the evo-
| ming was delightfully."- spent with music, games,
| sc.
Rev. Dr. Telfalr Hodson, dean Of the theologi-
cal faculty OF the University OF tho South az
Sewanee, Tenn, 10 visiting Mrs. j. n. Estes MS
sister, who resides on Church Hill lie is expect
Ell TO preach at s. Johns church during his stay
| here.
Miss Lulu Bethel, who has been critically Ill for
| several days, was though. to be better yester-
lay. Mss Bethel was cast for the part OF COUSIN
| Hebo in Pinafore, 70 be produced at Mozart
| Academy next week, but Will now be unable to
| assume the role
| Cadet ID. l.. Morris left yesterday for Fishburne
| scnool at WaynesDorO. after spending the boh-
days with his parents, Captain and Mrs. Eldridge
| Norris. north Eighth street. lie was accompa-
Mod by his friend Cadet o. :. Hogan, OF Ken
| tlcky who spent Christmas with him.
| Nr. s. L. Bates, Assistant City Engineer, has
IDst or rnislaid package containing nfty tickets
| % the Pinaiore performance 10 be given az the
| Academy OF Music on January 10Th, l4th. ana
| 10Th for the benefit Of tho Private soldiers ana
| tlilOrs' monument They were gwen him 10
| sell.
| Tho following conyicts were received at the
| penitentiaTy yesterday: James seott (coioredl,
| nom Petersburg. ono year for grand lar
| ceny; j. II. Tinsley (white), from Bedford, two
| years for housebreaktng; Josephine stuart
| lcoored), from Richmond city, five years for vol
untary manslaughter.
| Misses Minnie yogel. Emma Reinhsrdt, and
Katie Lauer, accompanied by Mr.. FRANK Nc
! Nynch left the city yesterday for Charlotte, N.
/ c.. where Misses keinhardt and Lauer Will make
| al extended visit 70 Miss Vogel, who has oeen
spending some time with Miss Reinhardt at her
home, on east Grace street.
This afternoon at 43O o'clock the Central
I Committee OF the Association for the Preserya-
| tion OF Virginia Antiquities will hold meeting
! az lO7 east Grace street. The members are
urged 70 attend, as the chairman Of each ball
committee win DO present ana much Important
| business will be discussed and decided.
Chief-of-Poice Poe ass received letter from
| Saudusky asking Information regarding the
| widow Of George LOOMS. Tho letter says LOOMS
| kept confectionery IN Richmond and died In
this city about fourteen years ago. that his widow
s supposed 10 be residing here sun, ana that sue
| has relations in SandusKy who are anxious TO
| hear from her.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p Yeaman gave very plea
.ant entertainment to their two sons, Howard
| and Claud, at their residence, 22O2 'enable
| street, lass night. Those resent were: Misses
Ella Mullen, Bessie Wingneld, Lula Wade,
| Marie Mullen, Mabel GOrnto, Master Harry Gil
| lam Ernest Wingield, Willie Mullen, Herbert
| Bennett, and Harry Hanks.
Mr. p. A. sublett has received telegram from
| Mr. u. Ii. sublett, Of 81. Louis, announcing the
| death OF Mr.. Charles 4. Sublett, In Nicksburg.
| Miss. He Was a brother OF Mr. E II. sublett
| and n son OF the late j. N. Sublett and was a
| member Of tho Third company, Richmond HOW
tiers, during the war, lie was buried IL ~.
| Louis Sunday by army frienis.
The Committee on Health met at the Office OF
DR.. Oppenhimer last evening for the purpose OF
| accepting the now crematOry, but as the water
| pipes have not been put In and some grading
has not yet been completed no action was taken
in the matter. The Doctor who has been an en-
thusiast over the lrDago furnace from It's origin,
| homes TO have it at work within the next week.
| number OF Richmond gentlemen, all frie n .s
Of Mr.. John ID. Snelings, who formerly resided
| here have received inyitation5 to an informal
| reception to be rendered that gentleman at
| Yuengllng's brewery, in New YORK, tomorrow
aft O noon at O'Clock. 10 AFFORD him the oppor-
| tunity of greeting his friends previous 70 his
| ioining the array OF BeDedcts- Sir. Snelllng3
| will be married on the 10TH
AT Elett's Hall last night Past PresidentA A. W.
| Rosene installed the following officers OF |ir-
gini. Lodge, No. 81, order OF Ionti; D. &.
CiracY past president; @. Il. Shaffcr, president
j. Samuel Parrish, yice-president; A. M. Bal,
chaplain j. W. Peatross, treasurer; IA. Sydnor,
secretary; X. j. shepperson, marshal; g. Z.
/ Bethel, guard II. shepperscn, sentinel; Or. III.
| u. Carter, medical examiner.
Tho members O, the Church Hin Band Of Hope
| met az the residence OF Mrs w. VI. Peasants on
| Saturday afternoon, January "a, and carried
| out a very interes ing programme that they had
/ arranged for themselves Aftey an hour spent
| yitea into the dning-room and found a table Of
sweots prepared for them, also Christmas siifcs-
| mir from tnelr beloved leader, Mrs. v. Z. Plea
| SAINTS.
| Az the annual meeting OF the Richmond Club
| ALI the old officers reelected for tho en-
| suing year. Resolutions Of respect to the men,
| ory of Mr Robert Hudgins, late treasurer OF the
| organization, we're adopted. full length pof-
trait OF the deceased to bo presented 10 the now
| Commonwealth Club, which sDsorbs the Rich
| mond Club, was ordered to bo painted. After
the hoard meeting an elegant supper was
| served.
At tho last meeting Of Fulton Lodge, No. rs.
Order of Topti, the following officers elect
| ed for the year 1892 Past President, William
| p Partin; President, nornas h. Davis: Vice
President, Charles IL. White; Secretary, j. H..
| Iayder: treasurer, James +. Avery; Chaplain,
Charles ii. Smith: Marshal, Joseph II. johnson
Guard Gerge M. Rogers; Medical Ezamincr. Dr.
| William K. Fafrar. Trusiees--John &. Gibson,
4. j. Parater, and K Edgar Slime.
The annual meeting Of the Cochran Manu;ac-
! turing Company was held yesterday afternoon
with MIR. l. Z. Morris In the chair. and good az
| tendance OF the stockholders. The reports of tho
| president secretary, and treasurer we're read.
The officers were rendered vote OF thanks tor
| the flattenng way IN which the coDpznys Dus-
ness was conducted the past year. Inc following
| board were reelected: Sig. 81. Goodman an, presi-
dent; Joseph d. Rosenbaum, vice-presdent
| Marion A Goodman. secretary aud treasurer