Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-07

Morrissett. Clements, whitworth, Smith.
Dofron. WhitIock, McyRher. Jones, BLANK
enship. Iuscomb, Bradley. simmons
HAYNES. Rice. Derrick. Pllson. and ".
Dorsett. The married ladies' were. MI.
W. u. Bradley, Mrs. 4. Is. porsett, MIS-; o
A. Morr.sseft, Mrs. +. I. Macfariane, LIE;
J. A. Lipscomb, Mrs. A. u. simmons M"
Mira. Milton Haynes.
DEATH OF Mns. cuHyILrk.
Mrs. RosaIie @. Curville died at the resi-
dcnce of her father, ON Seventh stree.
last night at twenty minutes past
O'clock. after Q long and painful iilDess.
The deceased had been critically III for
some ,nonths past, and her demise was
therefore, not unexpected. She was IN
the 25th wear of her age. and the youngest
daughter of Mr.. James Dornin- The ar.
arrements for the funeral have not yet
been made.
The Republicans at their ward meetings
Tuesday night elected the following dele-
gates 20 the city convention. which meets
April 18th to elect delegates to the ne
publican State Convention;
House. Frederick Martin, and Addison
Second ward-Henry Jobuson, Walter
Winiree, s. Burfoot, William Beach. anu
Samuel II. Johnson.
Third ward. b. johnson. Marcus Bur
ford, William Howell. s. X. Clarke, and %
w, Fisher.
Fourth Ward-Thomas ". Smith, James
II. Cunningham, Thomas Burford. boiiing
Perkins, and N. E. johnson.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs. c. NJ. TalIey will leave in few
days for Rockbridge. where she WILL speno
the summer.
Misses Clara and Lucille O'f3rien left yes
terday tor Columbia TO attend the marriage
of their cousin, Miss Mary Davis. :,
Nr. Horat,o Bullock. the fireman on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad VINO
was injured by fall from his egine, IS get
ting along very we'll.
The remains Of Mrs. Eva J. Ellis, who
died in the 9th year Of her age at the resi-
dence OF Mr. NJ. A. Coleman, corner Seven
teenth and Maury streets, were taken 20
Lunenburg county yesterday morning ior
interment.
The monthly term of the County Court
of Chesterfield will open on. Monday next
at which time the court will consider ap-
pications for liquor licenses. Several par
ties are also to be tried for selling liquor
without license.
A street-car on the Huil-Street line col
lded with one of the gates at the Peters
burg railroad crossing Tuesday night.
Inc driver udIlONlJ tScapoA
by the gate, which was broken by the car.
Messrs. William and Leslie Bennett. two
brothers, of Chesterfield. have left for
Cherokee Strip in a two-horse wagon.
They lett thoroughly equipped for the
trip. having all the necessary bedding.
cooking utensils. and conveniences. They
are energetic young men and lett their
home in Chesterfield because they say
farming is more profitable in the western
regions.
George Cousins (colored) was before the
Mayors Court yesterday morning charged
with threatening the life Of his wife,, he
went to Jail for sixty days in default Of
security for 800 for that length OF time,
President james f. Bradley, of the Rich
mond and Manchester Railway Company,
has received from Norfolk gray eagle,
which will be kept at the Forest Hill Park
museum.
Invitations have been issued TO the red
white-and-blue ball. which will be given
in Leader Hall Monday evening. April
10th, under the auspices of the Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics. The
Committee of Arrangements are Messrs.
o. /. Merritt (chairman), A.. Il. Philips,
w. Il. Smith. j. q. Williams, NJ. L. Martin,
and j. l.. Mum.