Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-08

Mrs. B. a. Tallaferro, Of Nelson county, Is visit
Ing AT No. 2204 east Grace street.
The Stuart Horse-Guard mustered sixty-three
mon, all told, In Thursdays parade
Mr.. A. L. Wiley, prominent citizen Of Ashe-
Ville y. G., is In the city on business.
There are 161 inmates Of Lec-Camp Soldiers
Home instead Of 102 as reported yesterday.
Miss L. W. Borst. Of Petersburg, ia stopping at
Mrs. W. II. Borsts, POS north Fourth street.
NIL. p. Morgan. who spent tho season at the
White sulphur Springs, IS az the Exchange
Hotel
The Council Committees on Health and Third
Market met yesterday aud transacted routine
business.
The condition Of Mr. Charles L. Siegel has i'm
proved considerably, though he Is stin confined
to his room.
Miss Jeanette Jeweti, Of Chesterfield, Is visit
ing the Exposition, and IS guest at the Male
Orphan Asylum.
The annual inspection OF the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues will take place Monday night at
the armOry Of the company.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company VIII be
held here on Tuesday the 18th.
Tho two Richmond Communicates Knights
Templar will entertain tho grand commanderY
next week with an elegant banquet.
Rev. DR.. A. G. Brown, presiding elder Of West
Richmond District. s IN Norfolk on business
connected with the approaching Methodist Cons
ference.
Mr. ID. s. Thompson has returned from Man.
cho.to y. H.. whittier he went as national re-
preventative Of the Order Of United American
Mechanics.
Signor d. J. O'Connoll, rector Of tho American
College at Rome. IL expected in Baltimore next
week. and his friends here hope soon TO have a
visit from him.
Mrs. S. d. Todd. Of Louisa, and her sister. Miss
Eloise Marshall, of Markham. Fauqnier county,
are visiting their uncle, Dr. w. r. Noel, OF loO2
west Main street.
Thomas Holloran and Kendall Kegan, two OF
the Cathedrals altar boys, have entered ST
Charles College, Baltimore, as ecclesiastical stu
dents for tho Diocese OF Virginia.
Rev. G. G. Ryan will leave the city tomorrow
morning on the Richmond and Allegheny 10
preach at Perk n church, Goochland, SUM-
day. lie win return Monday morning.
The ambulance was called yesterday morning
az 1850 o'clock 10 the Capitol Square 10 white
man suffering with prOstration. lie was treated
and taken TO his home, on north Twelfth street,
In the Chancery Court yesterday Captain Sol.
Cutchins qualified as executor OF the VIII OF
Archibald Hutcheon. Henry J.. Beck qualihed
az executor OF the will OF Mrs johanna Holman.
Colonel Meade Haskins leaves this morning
for Stony Crock, Sussex county, Where there IS
10 be a big barbecue to-day, mt which he, Col
onol O'Ferral, and Major Baker p. Lee will
speak.
The McGiu Catholic Union has Issued invita-
tions 10 the various Catholic societies 10 attend
its literary meeting October l7th. Interesting
papers will be read and singing by the Glee
Club,
Among the visitors at the Capitol yesterday
were Ii. ID. smith, OF Gloucester county; George
X. Hayes, commissioner Of the revenue OF Glou-
cester county, and S. II. Dunkiey, treasurer OF
Patrick county.
1t ia expected that an Italian society from
Norfolk will participate in the celebration OF
next Wednesday. They will arrive here Tues
day afternoon and be met by delegation from
the Richmond society.
Nrs. G. w. Green, OF 2O3 east Main street, has
returned TO the city after long solourn with
relatives in Clarke and FauIuter. she LETT her
boys al the Bethel Military Academy. aud her
little girl at school in Warrenton.
Mr. Horace A. Hawkins still continues quite
i'll with typhOil-feVer at his residence, No. Oh
north Twenty-sixth street, though his physicians
say 8 condition Is as favorable as could DO ex-
pected at this stage OF the disease
Captain J.. T. Christian and Messrs. Joseph
w. Laube, and L. w. Blllups have gone TO LOUIS
vile TO attend the annual convention ot the Na,
t,onal Funeral-Di Directors Association. They VIII
be absent from the city for several days.
DR.. Landrum delivered q very eloquent adj
dress last night before the young ladies OF the
OF friends Of the institute were present. Dr.
Tupper introduced DIR. Landrum In very ap-
propriate manner.
Miss Zelle Minor has returned homo after
having during her vacation tour, crossed the
continent TO visit her brother and family IN oait
Lake City and her uncle, Major Mercer otey, sne
family in San Francisco Her trip was full OF
instruction, interest, and pleasure.
General Marcus j. Wright, who Is employed
in historical work in the Bureau OF Confederate
Archives of the War Department OF the United
States, was Ia the city yesterday and lett 10 me
afternoon by steamer for Newport News. he
has Just placed his son as student at Wiiiism
and Mary College.
Hon. James Hay and wife, Of Madison, are Ia
the city. MIR. Hay says there are very Few
Third part yites in his county, and Madison wiz
give an increased Democratic majority. Ineto
is no trouble In the Seventh District. OFerrai
Will be reelected by probably the largest ma
iority he has ever received.
Temple Lodge, No. 8. held its regular stated
communication at the Masonic Temple last
night. Tho Master-Mason's degree was con-
ferred on one candidate. The master OF tns
lodge, Mr.. n. Is. Clapp, delivered On exceiient
address on Masonic Jurisprudence. During tne
dispatch Of lodge business a resolution was OF
fered recomm ending for reappointment tno
present district deputy grand master. The roso-
tuition was passed unanimously
Private @. X. Bryant, OF the AHhby light
Horse, had narrow o5cape from whnt might
have been a serious accident last night. Wnis
marching with his troop on Second and Marsnali
street his horse became unmanageaDle and ran
away. The animal in it's mad 1ight slipped ana
fell on Second and Franklin and bruised us
rider very severely. Fortunately mono OF mI'
Bryants pones were broken, and though pain
fully hurt his injuries will not be serious.
Alone In the Big Metropolis
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
NEw YORK, October 7.--coIonel X. D. Carpen-