Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-30

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Miss Lau-a stoll. OF Petersburg. IL visiting
| relatives and friends In this city ana MAN.
| chester.
Miss AIys Connaily has returned to the city
! and 10 mt the homo OF her grandmother, mrs.
James Thomas.
There In an excellent counterfeit: 80 bill In cir
culation In the city. IL Is OF the series WIN tuo
Hancock vignette.
In the Chancery Court yesterday william B:
| Harrison qualified as executor OF the VIII Oh
| Mamie II. Garrett.
Mrs. James Lyons entertained the charter
| members OF the Colonial Danes at q dengntiui
| luncheon yesterday.
President Ingalls,, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
| Railway Company, has taken up MS fesidence
| at Washington. ID. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Munce will leave Rich-
| mond for New York on Thursday, and on Satur-
day will sail for Europe.
Mrs S. B. woodnn and little daughter, Chester,
have returned from pleasant visit Oh week "
/ friends In Fluvanna county.
| WoYkmen have been engaged for tho last
| three or four days In fencing N the site OF the
new State Library building.
Senator Blackstone, OF Accomac, is at the EI-
| change after some weeks OF campaign WORK.
| He met Hon. D. b. Hill In Lynchburg.
| Mr.. K C. Murray, editor, and Mr.. s. 4. Not
| tingharn. business-manager, OF the Norfolk
! Landmark, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Mary Kirk, who has been visiting Mrs.
| Edward Doherty OF 722 north First street, lett
! yesterday for her home, In Portsmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Bloxton, Of Lynchburg, who
| have been stopping with Mrs. X. IT, Godsey' Oh
west Clay street, have returned home.
Miss Bernice Payne, Of Gordonsvile. who has
| been visiting the Misses Bigger at BOZ east
! Leigh street, will leave for home to-day.
The services IN the Lutheran churches to-day
IN celebration Of the Festival OF the Reformation
| will be Of highly interesting character.
Rev. DIR. Fair, OF Grace-Street Presbyterian
| church. and Rev. Mr.. Van Houten. OF hanches-
ter will exchange pulpits this morning
Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, OF Rockbridge. will
speak at Mozart Hall under the auspices oil the
! City Central Committee on November "a.
Governor Thomas @. Jones, Of Alabama, who
! has been at the Exchange Hotel for several days,
| left for Montgomery yesterday afternoon.
Miss Anna Broome, OF west Clay street, left
"Wednesday morning for LyDchburg, where she
will be the guest OF her sister for several months.
Miss Fannie NJ. Parker, OF Charlottesville, Va,
| who has been here on a visit for the past week,
left yesterday TO visit relatives near ROCK Gas
| tie, Va
Tho congregation Of Rising Mount Zion Afri-
can church have begun the erection OF a hand
| some new church. tho contract price OF which Is
$500.
! Mrs. L. A. Hines (nee BrilD, formerly OF Rich
! mond, but now OF Washington, IS at NO. l2uo
east Broad street with her friend, Miss Jennie
| Webster.
| Wade and Mr. Willie Johns at No. 2l09 Frank
lin street Wednesday, November I'd, at 7:3O
! O'Clock p. NJ.
Mr.. T. L. Sykes has left for New York. whence,
! after a short stay, he will embark on one Oh the
! English liners to speLd the winter In his old
| home-Ireland.
Mrs. J. o. Hutchinson, OF King William coun-
! ty who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. 3. A.
Courtney, of 2Ol7 east Broad street, has re-
| turned 10 her home
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael will preach at 81. PauPs
| church at the usual hour this mCrning, ana
! Bishop Randolph will preach 10 tne Of Ahore"r
| Brotherhood at night
The October meeting OF the Ladies' Holly
| wood Memorial Association viii be held In the
lecture-rOom OF the Second Presbyterian church
tomorrow at II O'Clock
Mr.. Thomas Corbin and Miss Minnie Ola Hill
were married Thursday night at O'Clock, ana
left Immediately after the ceremony Tor their
future home, In Culpeper.
M,sses Minnie and Nellie wroten. daughters Of
Councilman George W. Wroten, OF Fredericks-
burg, who have been visiting Miss Hattie Ander-
| son, have returned home.
Miss Leila Taylor, OF 1902 west Broad street,
left Wednesday morning for Lynchburg, where
! she will be the guest OF Mrs. Robert Thomas ana
| Misses Fannie and Annie Seay.
The ambulance was called yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock TO Harrison and Clay streets
| TO a white man whose finger was badly lace
! rated. He was treated and lett.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Junior Order
| United American Mechanics will hold meeting
at Junior Hall, corner Broad and hunford
streets, Monday night at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Robert f. White, formerly Of the Young
at a. .ts w.rl.a
has been at work at Durham, n. c., aud other
places, Is visiting his mother and sisters.
Messrs. Leonard Williamson and Rice Dabyrs,
| OF Montgomery county, have returned home
after a visit OF several days 70 the family OF Sir.
j. j. Throckmorton, No. 70l north Third street.
MIR. C. p Il. Burgwyn he's been awarded the
contract ~ the improvement Of Cape Fear
liver and other streams in North Carolina
Congress appropriated 100000 to this pur-
pose.
Mr. James l.. Armstrong. formerly OF Rich
mond bat now resident engineer and secretary
Of the Memphis Union railroad. has gone 70
Denver, Col, and on his return will visit his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Dearhsart and children
have returned to their home, in Coyington, KY,
accompanied By her sister, Miss Lizzie kappes,
aftor spending q months visit 70 their parents,
in this city.
The first dance OF the Richmond Cotillon
morrow night. About thirty-nve couples will
participate In the dance, and there will be q
magnificent supper.
Mrs Ida Oliver, accompanied By Mrs JEFF.
Gotten, left Friday for her home, In Reidsvle,
n. c. While in Richmond they were the guests
OF the formers sister, Mrs. w. d. johnson, OF 90
north Fourth street
Rev. W. c. shaeffer, formerly Of the English
Lutheran church. Richmond, now at Newberry,
S. G., has accepted a call TO Savannah, Ga. He
will enter upon his duties In the latter place the
first Sunday in November.
The following named Council committees will
hold regular business sessions in the Council
Chamber tomorrow evening: On schools at o
O'Clock, on Councils and Printing at 2, on Claims
and Salaries at z, and on Police at 1880.
The Finance Committee OF the vi rginla Agri.
cultural and Mechanical Society met yesterday
at noon and transacted routine business, but did
nothing OF public interest. The committee adj
1ourned 10 meet again on Thursday afternoon at
q o'clock.
The Friday Literary Club held quite an enjoy
able meeting last Friday evening. Several in-
teresting pieces we're wel recited, and by request
Misses Lillian Gathright and Elsie Boykn sang
"Brins Message from the Sea-" and there was
other music, followed by refreshments.
The ONCE of Secretary Tyler, OF the Virginia
Agricultural aud Mechanical Society. has boon
removed from the Exposition building 10 it's
former apartment In the Times building. Tho
| WOIk VI uirtiDutiuS kuo premiums Will DeRiu as
soon as the records can be gotten straight.
Messrs. Isadore Kaufman & Co., ]. NJ. Robin
son Co. and others, creditors OF Henry Cohen !,
have Instituted snit In the Chanccry Court ask.
ing that the deed OF assignment from Cohen 10
q. r. Tabb, trustee, be Sc: aside as unfair to
some Of the creditors, and that an Injunction bis
awarded and q receiver be appointed TO take
| charge OF the property.
AT the regular meetin 20 Of the Clay-ward Ac-
tives and the Workingnen's Democratic Clubs
held last night IL Was decided that these bodies
should attend the Powhatan-Club meeting AT
the Theatre tomorrow night IN q jont body
The clubs will assemble at Bslvidere Hall at =
o'clock sharp tomorrow evening for the pur.
pose OF participating In tho de nonstration.
Mrs. George w. Pigmsn, wife OF Commander
! Pigman, OF the monitor neet, left on Friday for
q ten days visit TO the homo Of her parents In
! Washington. Upon her return ehe will DO at
| home on Fridays instead OF Wednesdays az here
tofore. For the oonvsniencs Of frien thN steam
| launch viii le6ve the Ariel wharf &C l: so ana
8:30 p. NJ, and returning win start frvn the
| monitors at . and p. n. on FridayA
a. Il. Harris, Jr, faynrahly known several
years ago In the business circles Of this oty, a.
rived last evening With pts bride. and win srgoa
/ Q day or two ct the resldence OF his father Pc
| fessor II. II. Harris. Richmond College. TIE 40
| com plished and beautiful bride ~ the oldoes
| daughter Of Colonel Il. L. T. Adsms, ono q
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