Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-13

for the White sulphur.
DIR. l.. Wexford has returned from visit 20
his brother in Richmond county.
Misc Clara Tomrkins, Of west Main street, will
remain in Baltimore the rest Of the SUMNER
Mr.. ". T. TAYLOR has returned to the city after
a very pleasant trip 70 Old Point ana Nigiha
Beach.
Mrs.J. II. Tompkins, Of 3O4 west Main street,
has returned TO the city after week NlSH u
Baltimore.
Mr.. W. ". Wake and family left YESTERDAY
for Ochan Wow. whero they VIII spehu euou'
three weeks.
MIR. Frank :. Pendleton Is here from Calves.
ton, Tcx., visiting his parents al NO l. ho''i
Fourth street.
Miss Harris. Of East orange, N. j.. ia visiting
Mis- Berton. Barton Heights, aud will remain
about week.
Mrs. DIR. Charles NJ. Shields and family leave
to.Jav 20 spend several weeks at kockbridge
Alum Springs.
Miss Annie Dugan Of Henrico, is visiting the
family Of SIR. r. T.. Rogers, corner lWchty-thS
and Main streets.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Carrie
Schwartz quqlihed az administrator OF tho g.
tate Of julia schwartz.
Miss Blanche Fariss, OF Lynchburg. who has
been visiting her brother, Mr.. l.. NJ. fariss' VIII
leave for home tomorrow.
II was the will OF Louis Henna, deceased. and
not Louis Kenna, that was admitted 70 probate
In the Chancery Court on hondny.
MR.. Z. Hatcher leaves this morning for NJ.
Crawford, Va. TO spend several weeks with his
family. Who are summering there.
Among the marriage-iicenses issued in Wash
ington Monday was one % John H. WOODWARD
and Josephine Baker, both Of Richmond Va.
Rev. DIR. W. T. Richardson left yesterday after
noon for louisa 20 Join Mrs Richardson ana take
brief respite from editorial and church work.
DIR. j. NJ. whitfield, assistant surgeon, United
States navy. OF the United states steamer Chi
cago Is in the city on n visit TO his father, Rev
T. Whitfield.
Three negro boys were arrested in the Second
district yesterday by Officer Curle on the charge
Of stealing a lot Of lead and brass pipe from
some person unknown.
1.-THE Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pnny succeeds In carrying out tho plans con-
templated electric cars will be running to seven
Pines in ono year from this time.
Mr.. Charles j. MacTenry returned last night
from several days' trip 10 Old Point and Cobb
Island Ho went 10 tho la'ier place from Old
Point with Petersburg yachting party.
Mr.. Edward Cnmmius has moved his family 20
SO4 Brook avenue. ON account OF I'll health he
has given 10 his business on Broad street, near
the City Han, and leased out that property.
Mr.. W. A. Garland, who FOR number Of years
has been in the employ o. I. \. Miller, druggist,
will leave In a day or two for his new neld oI
duty. Harrisonburg. Va, whore he has accepted
n position.
Miss Victoria NJ Harris. daughter Of Mrs. {. o.
Harris, died at the residence OF her mother 800
Rnniolph street. yesterday morning. Tho
funeral viii take place 1T o o'clock this morning
from Randolph-Street Baptist church.
Mrs. Franz C. Hall. Of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting her niece, Mrs James A. Henly,
returned home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. iiealy
accompanied her and will spend some time IN
the Quaker City and New Jersey.
Major John Poe the Chief OF Police, is on
broi trip 70 Norfolk. During bis absence Cap
tain James d. Peasants is in command Of the
d" bue-coats," while the tOvial Sergeant b. G.
Howard has charge Of the First District
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Guggenhemer, OF Lynch
burg. and Miss Daisy w. T.. II ,senbaum, Of this
city sailed from New York yesterday. Ihey left
on the German steamship spree Tor Germany,
and will make an extended tour Of the Cont
nent.
Lena Budd, the girl whose meek submission
under much SORROW and suffering was the admit
ration OF large circle Of friends In this city,
died NJ the Retreat for the Sick ves'er1ay
morning and win bo buried from ~. Marks
church this evening al O'Clock.
SO far about 100 members Of Lee Camp have
signined their intention NJ participating in the
oncampment at Virginia Beach next week. Cap
tain Brown, who ia making arrangements Tor the
trip. expects 10 carry down party OF about 200.
They leave here on Monday next
Messrs y. r. Savage, John II. Souihal and
Joseph }. English, Jr, trustees, and j. II. Wood
ward reporter, Of Capitol Lodge, No. 2O9b \.
of H., yesterday handed 10 Mrs. Mamie d.
Brooke a draft for $1,000. this being the
amount due her as insurance on her late hus-
band. Mr.. Richard Brooke.
Tho Supreme Court Of Appeals having refused
new hearing OF the Bette Ihomes-Lewis case
that celebrated suit il ended, and Judge Barton.
who will begin a special term OF the ChancerV
Court on Thursday. will be applied 10 for a de-
cree making distribution Of the property az
cording 10 the Courts decision.
The County Court OF Henrico was not in ses-
sion yesterday. Nothing Of Importance will o.
cupy the court this week, but II is expected that
the continued case Of John Silva. charged with
burning n house in order 20 obtain the insurance
on his goods, viii come up next week. There are
several other unirnportant cases TO be cons Tered
and petit jury will probably be summoned Tor
next Monday
The meeting OF the Union Democratic Club
held az Powelrs Han Monday night was largely
attended. Msssrs. L. A. BOwery. q. A. Poay. y.
b. GroOms, ". II. Cullingworih, and Z. II. Fer
gusson were appointed a committee 10 procure
suitable banner. which will be thrown to the
breeze AT an early day. This ceremony will DC
attended by big demonstration, az which
speakers from abroad will be present.
Mr.. s. H.. NcGilvray, OF the Department ot
whore the Virginia Educational Association and
Superintendents Conference ara 70 meet on the
10Th instant, specimens OF school work by
scholars throughout the State. These will be
on exhibition az Roanoke and promise 70 be very
interesting In that they win show what progress
Is being made in the public schools OF the old
Commonwealth.
At the meeting on Monday night Of the official
body Of Broad-Street Methodist church Mr.. sam
uel II. Bowman. who Is soon 70 remove % WASH
ington, tenfered his resignation as treasurer,
and It being accepted, Mr.. James w. Martin
was elected in his stead. Resolutions was
adopted expressing the loss sustained by tho
church and the sorrow felt az his removal. Mr.
Bowman's new position az superintendent OF tho
United States Express Company's Washington
oflce Is a very desirable one.
The regular installation OF officers Of Iyanhoo
Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, for the ensuing term
took plsre on Monday night as follows: Louis
Rich, past chancellor: q. X. Tabb, chancellor
commander; +. V. Baldwin. vice-chancelor; ].
ID. Frey, prelate; Herndon Courtney. master
alarms; George c. kuskel. master OF finance;
Frank l. Starke, keeper OF records aud seal; r.
NJ. Cru.chfeld, master OF excheQuer; W. +.
Ennes inner guard, aud X. T. Cole, outer guard
Mr.. Robert N. Smith acted as installing ofncer.