Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-03

Tho State Board OF Agriculture will
et the second Tuesday IN this month.
In the Chanoery Court yesterday the will
| Of Lucy 4. Alarston was admitted to pro-
| bate The estate IS small.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals Will meet
agalu ON Tuesday next the 9Th. and rot on
Thursday the 9Th, as has been reported.
The newly-elected officers Of Pocahontas
Tribe. No. II. /. O. X. NJ, viii be publicly
installed at Powe's Hall next Wednesday
night at 1880 o'clock.
Temple Lodge. No. ., Of Masons has
elected the following officers to lll yacan-
cies: W. J.. Turner, secretary; w. W. Bar
row, senior deacon, and W. II. Graham,
junior deacon.
The members Of the Howitzer Associa-
ton are requested TO meet at Laube's tins
afternoon at 4 o'clock TO assist III the burial
of Mr.. ). y. Sizer, late member OF the
Third Company.
The ambulance was called Yesterday af-
ternoon AZ o'clock to the Richmond Lo-
comotive- Works TO a white man who had
his hand lacerated by being caught by IA
piece OF iron. He was treated and lett.
JUDGE Farrar (Johnny Reb) will deliver
his popular lecture, Rip Van Mlnkie."
ON next Ellf nlhlAAs bNiAuAtf iAAtf t+t
Seventh-Street Christian church, for the
benefit OF TIE Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union.
The stable of Mr.. Thomas Barry. who
lives on Cary street, was set on ire Friday
pight bv some person who tossed match
into the ieed-stun from the street, but be-
fore any damage was done the flames were
eXtinguished
The annual meeting Of tho Junior Order
United American NJ schnuics' Building As
ISOLATION of Richmond will he held at Lee
Camp Hall Tuesday night at s:l5 o'clock.
when officers VIII DO elected and other
business transacted.
The Richmond Pressmen's Union has
been reorganized, with the following oth-
GERS for the ensuing term: A. w. Iyree,
president. j. A. Warren. vice-presldent;
Robert r. Owen, secretary and treasurer;
c. NJ. Snellings, rgeant-at-arms.
At the last meeting of Richmond Lodge,
Knights of Honor. after the installation OF
officers, Mr. George G. COrnick invited all
present 10 his home, where bountitul
table was spread with all the delicacies OF
the season. which were greatly enjoyed.
The Richmond Brewing Company,
GuvernatOr a Hill proprietors, celebrated
New-Year's day by beginning the brewing
of beer at the corner of Harrison and Clay
streets With no unforeseen accident the
beer will be ready TO put on the market IN
about SIX weeks.
The clerks OF the hardware firm of
Baldwin q Brown last night presented Mr..
George W. Brown, the Junior partner, WITH
a very handsome and appropriately-en-
graved gold-headed cane, which was gwen
as testimonial Of their esteem for that
gentleman.
Sidney Lodge. No. 425, Independent
Order of Good Templars. is on boom.
A propitious beginning marked the new
wear. A large meeting was held Friday
day night at BelyideIe Hall and addresses
were made by Mcssrs. o. W. Blaine, Joseph
II. Shepherd. and Others.
A negro named Charles Moore elias
John Robinson was arrested in the First
district Yesterday charged with stealing
double barrel breech- loading gun and TWO
revolvers from Mr.. George Mcdonnell. IN
New Kent county. lie was taken to the
First station and locked up.
A meeting Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union viii be held on Monday
al $500 NJ. in the rooms over the drugstore
of MIR. James v. Ramos. on Cary and keser-
yoir streets. A large Attendance OF the
members OF the organizationis desired, that
arrangements may DO uhde 10 10 " '"S
Soldiers Home on Tuesday at ii a. NJ
Joseph Engerson. an eight-year-old lad,
went out with new ride on FRIDAY 10
shoot sparrows and unfortunately shot a
little playmate named Miller The wound
ed boy was not badly hurt, ana ms rather
extracted the ball. Joe was taken before
the Police Justice Yesterday morning. for
the offence. but the case was dismissed. as
there was no intention 20 do any harm.