Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-13
MONEY TELLS.
c4AyNcEY DtpEw At THE POINT.
Visit o. tire Assistant secretary OF War to
Fort -.onro, social ana Persona'.


Vi.itof tire Assistant secretary of War to
Fort Como, -sooisI ana Personal.
rr.--a4p5ntsnce o. the Richmond Dispatch.l
O,r POINT C1,.roRr. W.. March l2.-The
l.rf,ame private car Of Mr. Chauncey II.
D.l.v orr own ChauDcey lis Low
"a. the Chesapeake and Ohio depot
AWAITING the pleasure Of its owner. Mr.. De
r.u arrived here last Saturday. accompi-
Dill ie his wife aud Young son and MISS
Anne r. Pauldng, of New York. lie mas
haGa busy time of 70 during the past WIN,
rand came here 60 enjoy much-needed
r.-I Ire has been hero week ana mas
Drlr made one speech, and hat at me re-
.r.-t a his old friend, General Ann
strong. o. the students OF the hampton
Normal School. 10 Is his first visit 10 TINS
section. and he was very much interested
$40 thc work of educating the two races.
General l.. 4. Grant, assistant Secretary
Of Nnr. arrived here ON Saturday last and
was hon0red with o salute of seventeen
guns. His VISIT was for the purpose Df de-
cIduc upon q system OF sewerage al tne
most. tho one now 10 use being entirely
,naieQugte 20 the demands. He made
thorough inspection of the post ana ar
tU,rv school and was grltlmed at the
trorress being made by the officers under
instruction. On Sunday he drove up 10
Newport News aud visited the shlp-yard
and dry-dock. and was surprised 10 ind
sucn an extensive plant. tie returned 10
Washington Monday evening.
PERSONAL.
Major c. r.. J.. Ii. Davis. who has been
placed in charge OF the euelnhering-WoIRs
here ueucing the trial of MAJOR Overman,
arrived from Washington Saturday on
tour of inspection. tie spent couple or
cqrs in famiEariZlng himself with the de-
tails of the improvements now IN progress
at the post. which are being carried out
under the direction Of Lieutenant Zlan.
Captain John p. Story, one OF the IN
structols of the artillery school, has been
granted two months leave Of absence, ana
Lave, tonight for New York TO join q
party of friends for an extended trip to
California and Old Ie0ico.
Mrs Eurgles. wife on General George ID.
Nusgies. assistant Acknowledgement, De-
rrtmrut OF the East, arrived Wednesday
ifom Governors Island On q visit u her
sou, Lieutenant &. ii. huEgles, or the
garrison.
Lieutenant Henry Kirby, Tenth Infantry
now asst Ou leave from Fort Marcy, n. 81,
arrived bore "Wednesday with ms oride
ald VIII spend a month az the bvceia-
General James A. Oakes, retired, with
h,s wife and daughter. arrived from Wash
rgtou Monday and Will remain until MAY
Bishop Randolph 5. Foster OF Boston.
who has been attending the conference at
Baltimore Tor the past two weeks. arrived
bore this morning. lie Will dedicate the
new church lately completed at Chesa-
lclke CITY tomorrow morning.
Ia,-cd-Assistant-EnnncerJO A. Iobin,
retired. arrived from New York on visit
tuesday.
Inc Yacht Sandouna, with Commodore
Lyans and wife, oi Baltimore. arrived yes
t,ri4v from the duckIng-gTounds OF North
Carolina. Commodore and Mrs EvanS
have many friends here ana VIII probably
remain a month or six weeks.
LAUNCH OF IL TUD.
The steamer Norfolk OF the Washington
line bias been chartered 20 bring down
from Washington party of officials and
newspaper men o. attend the launching OF
the new steamer II Sud. at Newport News
on Wednesday next. A special tram VIII
also be run over the Chesapeake and ONO
t. carry visitors from Old Point.
Governor Peck. OF Wisconsin, who wrote
himself INTO fame aud into the euOer-
maternal chair. arrived here this morning
The following lachmOnders have regis
tered 40 the Hygeia Hotel during the
v,.k. "a T. lumpkin, o. Wheelock. T.,
Nhco.ock. ID. Wbetlock, Hon. James G.
Lamb, Hon William j. Leske, +. Ii. Ne
Curc jackson Guy. A. Ercnet, f. ID. Shoe