Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-24
RICHMOND In BRIEF.
EVENTS or A DAY SERVED DISPATCH
READERS IN CONDENSED FORM.
Personal Points Of Interest, Political Cos
sip, Religious Notes, and Gene
raj Local Hsppenings.

Mr.. and Mrs John D. Moss, Of Athens, Ga, aro
AZ BOG west Grace.
Mr.. Carter L. wormley has returned from an
extended northern visit
Mr.. John W. Frayser, who has been sick for
some time, Is improving.
Misc LILY Myor, OF New York. IA tho guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Barney WertheiIn.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Henning have returned
from their bridal trip TO Washington.
Mr.. William w. Simmons Is Quite sick at his
home, No. Bio Nicholson street, Fulton.
Mr.. Walter II. Nelson has sold his fast 3-Year-
old lilly Lima, by Egrood, 70 parties In Balt-
more.
Miss Fannie g. Higgins has returned home
after q most delightful trip 20 Norfolk, Porte
mouth, and Hampton.
Aesus. Marx and Leroy Mlttedorfer have loft
on a business trip 70 New York to make prepa-
raiions for the coming Exposition.
Tom Robinson tcoored) was received NJ the
penitcutiary yesterday from Hanover county to
serve term OF ten years for perjury.
The indications arc that the Richmond
markets will be well supplied te-day with late
vegetables, fruits. and FISH and game.
Tho suit Of Slater Myers & Co. against f.
Rhodes. instituted Thursday In the Circuit
Court, has boen settled AMI dismissed.
Rev. Dr. r. A. Peterson has retained from
Lancaster county and Will an his pulpit at Trini-
ty church to morrow, both morning and night.
The Drummors' Democratic Club, which did
such excellent work here few years ago, will be
reorfanized at o meeting 70 be hold at Murphy's
Hotel tonight.
Mr.. A. Il. Gum was elected recorder and c.
w. Dunstan captain OF the guard no meeting
Of Acca Temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine,
Thursday night
DR.. Cooper Will preach a special sermon Mt the
First Baptist church tomorrow night on
"Christ's circumstances With Young Man Bit
terly Opp0sed 20 Him."
The Monumental church choir. under the
skiliul hand OF Professor Shaw, shows marked
improvement in style, and promises 10 DO the
equal Of any in Richmond.
Mrs. John W. Patterson and son James, Of
Washington, ID. c., returned home last Monday
after visit Of two woeks 10 her parents, MIR.
and Mrs q. W. FROST, west Main street.
Veteran snead Of Ohio brother Of Captain f.
4. Snead, OF the Richmond Fire Department. Is
among the Grand Army OF the Republic visitors
20 the city. This Is Lis first visit since he left in
1888.
Miss Nelson, tho fast 3-year-Old hlly by Nor
folk owned By Mr.. S. b. Nelson, won race on
Tuesday at Dover, Del, and took a record Of
2:33, which Is not by several seconds tho limit
o. her speed.
Mr.. Seymour G. Bottighemer has not as yet
finished his studies az a rabbi but being an nd
vanced student is subject during the holidays
TO a call whore O congregation has no regular
of1ciating rabbi.
The Benrico grand Jury met yesterday and
returned a truo bill of indictment against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company for OBJ
structing Osborne turnpike. Tho grand jury
was then discharged for the term.
Governor Mckinney issued a proclamation
yesterday calling on tho citizens to observe hOi-
day on October 2lst IN honor OF "Columbus-
Day" The Governors OF several other States
have issued similar proclamations.
Jessie Hutchinson, little golden-haired tot Of
four summers. fell from the second-stcry win
dow OF her mothers residence, 1907 west Mar
shall, 20 the brick pavement below and strange
70 say escaped uphurt, with tho exception OF a
black eye.
Mr.. Albert L. Wet. who has been confined 10
his room tor some weeks, is reported no better.
Mr.. West has a host Of friends who supposed he
was spending the summer months away from
the city and were panied 20 learn Of his long-con-
tinued sickness.
The following suits were Instituted in the city
Circuit Court yesterday: Stoll, Naunella & Co.
against c.. W. Burr, for $500; 4. &. Leigh, Jr.,
& Co. against Preston, Craig & Co, Sl,6I4,9O
LEROY +. Price, against A. u. Price. for 5000
Mary Woodson against William Brown and
others, for Sl79.5O.
Inareport submitted by DR.. Oppenhimer,
president Of the Board Of Health, TO the Health
Committee on Thursday evening, II was recon-
mended that the crematcry be taken into con-
siderati0n. The Doctor stated that u would Do
absolutely necessary to have two OF The garbage
furnaces IN operation here by next summer.
The report was adopted by the committee.
Two young horses attached 10 buggy and
owned By Mr. Joseph Davis took fright yester-
dav morning while standing on Franklin street
near First and ran down the former at a rapid
rate Of speed. colliding with post AZ the corner
Ninth ana Franklin. There was noone In the
vehicle at tho time, and luckily the animals were
not hurt The buggy was considerably injured.
The FIRST general meeting Of the Disciples
Union OF Richmond and Manchester Will be held
nj the Seyenth-Street Christian church Sunday
atII A. NJ. The services will consist Of prayer,
reading Of the Scriptures, songs, and an address
nv the Rev. A. X. Moore. There Will also be
communion. This Will be a union service, and
all OF tho other churches OF this denomination
Will be closed
The Fulton Democratic Club has been reor-
caui2ed by the election ~ the following officers
j. NJ. O'Donpel, president; Daniel hcMahan,
first vice-president; Michael Enright, second
vice-president: James Z. Grady, recording sec
rotary: Thomas j. Rnright treasurer; and John
McNemara, sergeant-at-arms. Inc Executive
Committee is composed OF Messrs. Philip ONen
Edward Donahoe, Il. N. Sullivan, r. a. CayodO
and William Gayle. The club has ninety-hVC
members and meets every Thursday night.
Al the last meeting Of the Central Woman;
Christian Temperance Union the following ofi-
GERS we're elected for the ensuing year-viz.
Mrs. William II. Peasants, president; Mrs. {. IL
Corey recording secretary; Mrs. Otis II. Russell
assistant secretary; Mrs. A. L. Wait. correspond
ing sc rotary; Mrs. - johnson, treasurer; Mrs
j. j. King superintcndenttu juvenile department;
Mrs r. j. Anderson, superintendent OF htera-
turr. Mrs. judith 4. Crenshaw, superintendent
Soldiers Home work: Mrs. Julius \, Hobson
superintendent soldiers and sailors work; Mis-
Eliza Horne, suporintendent exhibition ana iali
Work. Mira Joel Cook, superintendent aims
bOuee WORK; Miss ---- Jackson and MICS Carrie
DYER, superntendonts Of cOlored Work.