Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-26
change Hotel. SO far as is known nothing OF any
special public interest Will be considered.

special public interest viii bs considered.
Charles Fenton Gowns has been received at
| the penitentiary from Loudoun county 10 serve
term Of three years for criminal assault
John Wood ahas. Henry Hair, who was on
| Monday released from jail on a writ OF haoeaS
corpus, expects to return at once 10 Nc" ioSA-
Mr. John p Branch expects TO leave Paris for
home early In November Mr.. biytne btauch
viii remain with the rest OF the family IN Eu-
rope.
The City Democratic Committee met last nlght,
and Mr.. l. Lovenstein was elected memter OF
this body In place OF Mr.. 9. u eaYiue' 1e-
signed.
Captain William p. Davis, Of nReslyn." Ches-
terrified county, and Captain Z. II. flourhoy' CT CT
cuit clerk of the same county, were IN 'ue Guy
yesterday
Miss Hattie wilkins, OF Williamsburg, has re-
turned home after spending several weeks with
her friend. Miss Mary 4. Roberts, OF 2lt north
Twoutieth street.
Captain f. J. DeJarnette, Of Pulaski county,
was a. tho Exchange last night. lie says MAI
shall Cyclone JIM will carry his district Dy a
tremendous majority.
Mr.. w. J. Lett, Of Meckienburg, who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. II. j. Cnndress' AZ olo
Twenty-tourth street, for several days. lett ior
homo Monday morning.
The ambulance was called yesterday morn
ing at 9 o'clock 20 WhitOck's tobacco-iact 10
colored woman suffering with an epleptic n''
She was treated and LETT.
Professor II. II. Harris and family, OF Rich
mond College, left for Lynchburg yesterday 70
be present AZ tho Harris-Adams marriage, WHICH
takes place in that city this evening.
Mr.. Dixon, Of Norfolk, brought n party OF
ladies and gentlemen 20 tho city Monday IN MS
beautiful va ht 20 attend the Exposition.
Mr.. John A. Hawkins, OF Dsnyile, and Mr.
John y. Dickens. OF Houston, who have beeh
visiting their brother, Mr. Horace A. Hawkins,
have returned 70 their homes. Mr. HAWKES. IL
much bettor.
There will be n Democrats rally at Dorset,
POwhatan county, to-day at noon, under the
auspices OF the Dorset Democratic Cluo. 1eorge
Perkins, OF Albemare, and Robert southail' Oh
Amelia, will speab.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Jackson Bol-
ton qualified "a administrator OF the estate OF n'
B. TaliaferrO, which Is valued at over S3O,VuU,
and the will of Edwin ". Robinson WAS admitted
TO probate, with William L. Robinson as execu-
tor.
Rev. DR.. s. c. Clopton, late pastor OF Clay
Street Baptist church, Of this city, but now
pastor of ParEer-MemOrial church, Admission,
Ala, reached the city yesterday en- Toute 10
RappahannOck, where he l. TO be marrled
20 Miss Annie Jones, Of that county. AFTER
tho marriage DR.. Clopton, with his bride VIII
spend several days among friends in Richmond
Tho new ROYAL Arch Chapter--Templo Chap
i'l Nf AAlf A'u0fii ulfu ulN'i 10 NAhA' 'NA
on the first Monday IN November at the Masonic
| Temple Mr.. p. W1itlock Is high prest OF tAs
body. and lts membership Il large and thorough
! ly representative. The orator ot the occasion
will be RABBI Calsch, and the cousecrailng
cf1lcer Will be Mr.. T.. Louis Ide, district deputy
grand lecturer.
The literary meeting OF the McGnl Union held
Monday evening consisted Of humorous and clas-
steal reading and songs by the Glee club, the
following gentlemen taking part: President :.
l.. Kelley. acssrs. Thomas Mudowney, Philip
Ryan. John NOScly, and DR.. ID. :. Coleman. Next
Monday evening progrcssiye-euchre party Will
be the programme. A valuable prize Will be
given 10 Tie successful contestant.
Tho Richmond Indian Association hold its
monthly meeting Ia the parlors OF tho Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday afternoon,
and after hearing tho reports mad pleasant m
formal talk on the subject OF tho abOrlgines. IL
is probable that "A box may soon DO sent TO the
Seminole mission I'm Florida, IN which the Rich-
mond organization j. especially interested, and
| invites cooperation from all VINO are willing to
help the good cause.