Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-10
for a short time visiting relatives and
friends

friends.
Mr.. AdoIrh Ernstcin, well-known and
popular Young man from Kinston, n. q.
is visiting friends in the city. He was al
one tine q resident of Richmond and u
gladly welcomed back here by his old as
sociates.
Mr.. +. III. Mcclure, chairman of the TX
ecutive Committee, and Dir. Jackson Guy
| secretary of tho Virginia state Bar Asso,
citation, left yesterday afternoon for Old
Point to make preparations for the meet
ing Of the ASSOCIATION there on the lsth IN.
slant.
At the closing exercises of Miss z. +.
Goodwin's music school at the Venable-
Street Baptist church Friday. night the
first medal was awarded TO Miss Nannio
Hudson and the second to Miss Florence
Dansey. Rev. Baylus Cade made the pre-
sentation speech.
Mr.. Samuel VI. Bowman has accepted the
position OF agent of the United states
! Express Baltimore and Ohio at Washing
ton. He will have full charge of oil the
company's business there. Mr.. Bowman
will continue TO carry on his insurance
business in this city.
The Finance Committee OF tho City
| Council on Friday succeeded IN seLlng
| $50 900 worth of city bonds at par. ms IA
the first time for good many months that
| il has been possible to dispose OF city BONDS
at their face value. Several months ego
they sold as low as % and then they had 70
be sent TO Baltimore.
Cards Of invitation have been issued for
the marriage of Mr.. Benjamin Il. johnson
ana Miss Blanche Thomas Wynne; Inc
ceremony will be performed NJ Leish-
Street Baptist church Tuesday. July igtn,
at O'clock =. NJ. Nr. and MIS-;
johnson will be at home. ut "Kilbourn."
rear Bon Air. after August Alb next.
Judge Fauntleroy has returned to the
CITY from WytheviIle, the Court OK Appeals
having adjourned for the term. The opin..
ion in the case involving tho ownership OF
the monument over the grave OF tue
mother of Washington at FREDERICKSBURG
was not handed down az this term, OUT
will be probably when the court meets III
Stanton in September.
Messrs. Charles III. Hasker and u. w.
Hunter. of Richmond, and Messrs. d. II:
Nrone and Newman Eubank, OF NeWpors
that in two hours and one-halt they caught
sixtv trout, one twenty-seven inches long
and weighing nearly six pounds; seventy
two large croakers, four spots, and FOUR
teen other fish. making $50 in all.
Lee Camp publishes in this issue a re-
ouest for all members who can go into
camp at Ocean View for the week COM
menclng Mon lay. July 18th, to report at
once 10 Captain ID. A. Brown, quartermas-
ter. who will furnish all information.
Doubtless many of the members Will avail
themselves of this opportunity TO spend q
a week ut the sea-coast at avery small cost
to themselves.
The ambulance was called yesterday
Of max pfgfnptr 20 tho ptfv tnfi a
white man suffering with paralytic
stroke. the patient was not an inmate OF
the prison. He was treated and taken TO
his home, on Twenty-tifth street. At 1918
Z. NJ it was summoned 70 Union street to
a white boy VINO had fallen from box-car
and received flesh wound on the leg. He
was treated and left.
About one month ago Chief Fuller had
one of the Fire Department horses sent
down 10 Nittcamp farm below the city,
for recuperatiOn. His shoes were taken
oil and ho was well fixed up for n summer
outing. Yesterday morning the animal
surprised the men at the Broad-Stroet en-
gine-house bv walking in aud going up TO
the water-trough for O drink. He had left
his summer home and returned 10 town for
duty.
DR.. Charles VI. Shields and DR.. Lewis
G. Bosher expect 70 leave the city on
Thursday and to sail from New York for
Europe on Saturday on the North German
Lloyd steamship Kaiser William ii. They
will travel in Germany and Austria, but
expect TO spend tho greater portion OF
their time at the clinics in Vienna. During
DR.. Shie!ds's absence his assistant, DR..
Spalding, late of Baltimore, will have
charge of bis practice.
Mr.. A. f. Keet. president OF the Mid
night Mining Company. of Ouray, Colo
RADIO, who has been stopping at the EX-
change Hotel for several weeks. leaves to-
day for New York, and sails TUESDAY on
the North-Gcrmau Lloyd steamer Spree
ria southampton en- route to Paris. Mr..
expects to be gone two months. Though
originally an Englishman, no IS now full
hedged American citizen.