Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-01
Personals ami Briefs.

Tho new law for tho government Of the rall-
roads OF this State goes into effect to-day
Mr.. =. Z. Sweeney left yesterday for the White
sulphur where he will be engaged during 'he
summer.
Mr.. John Baldwin Bigger has returned ftom
Baltimore. whore he has been visiting his auh'
and friends.
senators james y. stubbs, Of Gloucester, ana
John T.. Hurt, of Pittsylyania, were 81 the Capl-
God yesterday.
Tho Jewish Feast Of Weeks Of Pontecost' Whicn
begun last night at sundown, continues Tor
tGeuiy-iOur hours.
Mrs. :. ]. Gillian. III north Fifth street, left
yesfcriay 10 spend the summer Win relhllNcs
IN Cumberland county.
Nrs W. T. Hanes, Of Cumberland, who has
been on . visit to friends In this city re-
turned home yesterday
Mr. Fuller Terry. prominent tobacco planter
OF Neck nburg county, IL IN the clly' stopping
~ . 80 east Grace street
The degrees Of Ark Mariners and Secret Moni-
tors were conferred on number OF candidates AT
81. ADsns Hall last night.
Tho Goodman Manufacturing Company re-
sumod luu operations to-day for the nrsi tiiA7
since the hre u May 9th last.
Mo}srs. II. NJ. Beckman. Frank Davis, aud II.
y. panmOnt, prominent citizens OF Jersey IitF'
\. j.. are al the Exchange Hotel.
The Young ladies OF the Richmond Female In
stitute will give s9irse mus cdH ana aft iecep-
tion next Tuesday evening NJ < o'clock.
Tho Council Committee on Grounds and Build
inps held meeting yesterday Afternoon but no
business Of importance wa- transactei'
Rey. DR.. c. II. Corey has returned to the city
from Philadelphia. where be has been In attend
ance upon the Baptis; anniversary meetings.
There were % deaths in Richmond last week
L white aud 20 cOOrei. six deaths resulted
from consumption and four from cholera intan-
tum
Misses Lillian c. Rcdman and Blanche Rowers
of Portsmouth, arc IN the city visiting the femy
~ Mr. n. JuisOn Nash, Of the FIRST Auaitor
Office.
Miss Alice Wood. Of Gordonsyillc, who has
been visiting her friend. Miss MARI :. rpps, OF
Church Hill, Will leave for Washington To-
morrow.
Captain Cunningham announces that he Is
now ready % receive city taxes, and ii the whole
or ono half is not paid ny jane 30ih per cent
will be added.
Mr.. Charles IT, Mutt. Of the Ladies' Home Jour
n0I. PHILADELPHIA, Is ia the city and stopping at
Murphys. lie Us making a tour OF the South IN
the interest Of This publication
NJ. A. Candl sh secretary Of tho Young
Meuh Christian Association Of this cily' 10 IN ht-
tendance uuou the Secretaries Convention now
III ION ai Providence. r. !.
Tho will II Mr. william II. Turpin was ad-
mIf|NNI 10 flNtNIf lN Lft ' NHuirie ..NitN f'''N
day. NJ. ". M. Turpn quelihei as executor oi
the estate. his bond being $4,000.
During the month o. May there were 13l
deef- entered 70 record in the Clerks ONCE ~
the County Court and l3 marringe-licenses-o
o. white and 10 cCl0red couple--ssued.
NJ. Charles n. Wallace the well-known anti
cuari % aud lfterGfeur % this city, has very
ronIfbie and interesting sketch anent virginia
politics in the Ba0alo (N. " Afes OF lasi sum
day.
b.a rs. T.. T.. W loIrarl, Mdion r. Porter. and
Wifre RisrO1d, of Portsmouth, have returned 20
their homes after n pleasant visit ~ few days
ns the guests of Mr. ". Judson Nash, 81 The rust
ArduOfs Office.
The cass ~ benjamin Jacobs, The pawnbroker
charged with receiving stolen goods. was aet Tor
tral IN the liuting- Court YESTERDAY, Ut o. IN :
a. some delay y was postponed until the June
term o. this tribunal
In ,ho Chancory Court 500 deods wore record
O. during me month ~ May. The ciork n the
Vusffnc- Court issued 3S maruags-lrenaes fn-
ring fhe sqmc period. Of THIS number % Wofo
g. White perfOns and l6 % coiored.
a few DAYS ago party 81 mo old Iowifzers
went over mo battlefield 81 spJtsylvania Court
ba-i-e AMI on tho llc0ly anglo Picked up ran-
faen which had lain thcro ever since me meiuo-
rrI ie fcl-. 1nls relic IS now ON exhibition in
tnc STATE Library.
n-. George j. Dawson. who r0siic1 20 so.
| c.q east Main street, Was visited Monday uighf
iva sgrrri-s party of ladies and gentlemen,
| Who brought with chem n band ~ music. Tho
visitors Nero Hospitality reee' ed, nni dancing
ana other social pleasures were INDUCED in
| until after midnight.
Tho entertainment given NJ tho Academy 81
Music last week under the auspices of the Yete-
ran cavalry Association Tor tho benefit ~ mo
| stuart monument was great slccess. AMI
nearly ! 600 was cleared. General tiizhugh
leo Il president ~ ihe organization ana cap
tain G. T. Taylor secretary.
g.. fs "a furfua rr-ryT
ana eight coaches. With about 300 passengers on
! board. made the run from Newport Nr"- to
| Ricamond yesterday in an nogr an1 forty nin-
| mo. This train was in charge Of Conductor ".
! d. Wren and Engineer J.. y. Hall II looks Ike
tn oid Chesapeake and Ohio j. coming our.
| Tho following we're registered nj the Tobacco
| Exchange yc,tc-lRy: W. D. Francisco, \. y.
Harris. A. ~ Baker, Jr., Louisa county: jOso b
| Howard, Liverpool bng,; X. l.. f1,Al1-' :, = ~
wanna: q. II. Snead, fluyanna; j. l. liail
| and X. p. Winston, G0ochland; George y. VII
! SON. Danylle, Va, and Robert +. Jennings, Dan
Ylio, Va.
| About 1 . o'clock Monday night somo thought
| less or malicious person on Cedar street irei a
! p.stol into the third story Of tho dwelling oi
! Thomas r. Hewlett, No. 30 north seventeenth
/ street. The ban passed through window-tlinl
! and was embedded IN a door. Several children
were asleep IN the room az the time, ana thl
I family was much alarmed
! Among those ybo will attend the session Of
! the American Medical Association, which con-
/ venes IN Detroit on the 7th of June, are Dr. W.
! ". Parkcr; Dr. Land0n y. Edwards, his wife
/ AMI Miss Katie Edwards. his daughter; Dr.
/ Nuufer .l,uire and his wife, ana Dr. Joseph \
| White aui wife. They leave for Detroit hy the
! Chesapeake and Ohio railway on Saturday.
After spending three days most delightfully."-
! I'm Richmond the Pittsburs Knights Tempiari
aud the ladies' IN the party leii on the S:iOtr
} Yesterday morning FOR home. They were escort
/ 81 70 the ById-Street depot by Captain Lang 1.
! Christian ana several other prominent lemplnu
/ of this city, and the Pittsburg Knights cheereC
! the kichm0nders loudly a. they left the station
hta meeting of tho stockholders o. the Rich
/ rnond Elevator Company held yesterday after
/ noon it was decided 10 lease the elevator TO th'
/ Chesapoake and ohio Railway Company tor Z
/ term OF ten years and an agreement will b
/ drawn I'm accordance With the resolution adopted
] After transactiug routine business the meetinl
adjourned 10 meet the second Monday IN June
During the past month the Police Justice dis
/ posed of n32 criminal cases, aud tried o6!
/ charges OF ordinance violation. Of the crimina
charges 40 persons were sent on 20 the hustlng'
/ Court for Indictment by the grand jury, 50 were
sent 20 Jail in default Of surety for their gool
I behavior. and pa were fined. city fines col
lected, s623.50; state, s27; costs, slos.oJ-
/ total, sS3o.3J.
There were i've new conyic,s received at th'
J penifentiary yesterday, a. follows: John W
/ dalton fyhite). Carroll county, unlawful cutting
| one year; J. W. Hendiicks ,colOredl, Roanoke
perjury, I'VE years: Ross Saunders (coloredl
! Roanoke. malicious assault, four years; VII
liam Taylor (cOlorei), Roanoke, perjury, eish
years; John Thompson lcoloredl, Roanoke. per
jury, eight years.
The funeral of Mr.. Joseph c. Redwood tool
place from the Third Christian church YESTERDAY
morning az IL o'clock. The services we're con
I Quoted by Rev. f. A. Cole and were largely al
! tended. The remains were Inferred in shocko'
I cemetery. Mr.. Redwood was AT enc tlme one o
| the commissioners OF revenue OF licnrlc'
county. He was 73 years OF age and was th'
father OF Captain j. II. Redwood, OF steame
Company No. q.
The monthly meeting OF the Richmond Indiar
T Association was held at the Young Men - chris
tan Association yesterday afternoon AL oci0c (
As O result of Nr-. Quintons address before the
last meeting of the assOciatlon several new
members we're enlisted yesterday. The ladie
hope 10 increase their membership very largell
next fell. The last meeting ot the ASSOCIATION
for the season Will be held on the last Tuesday
/ In June at u O'Clock.
By an unfortunate error II was made TO appeal
yesterday that the prayer AT the HOLLYWOOD
Memorial exercises Monday afternoon wa
offered by Dr. Iaudrum. instead OF Dr. Iudor
he Reporter who WAS on the grounds al tb'
name right, but, as a result Of u rnisunderstand
ing, IT was subsequently changed. The praye
/ published In this paper yesterday was pro
hounced ono OF the prett.est that Dr. Tudor ha
offered Ia Richmond.
Tho annual tea OF the Hollywood Memorial As
socistion will not bo given TINS year As snnouheon
and those persons sto secured their tickets VII
have their money refunded. The contribution
so Kindly dOnhfod will not DO called Tor. lhi