Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-12

Mabel and Floy Marlborough have retained from
Huntington, w. Va.
Mrs. A. d. Lockett and children. Of Petersburg
are stopping Win her sister, Mrs. N. ID. Har-
grove, on sixth street.
number Of Richmond lawyers left the city
yesterday afternoon 70 attend tho meeting OF tho
state Bar Association. which assemblies at Oid
Point to-day.
Tho old Hanover Troop viii have their annual
reunion to-day NJ Ashland Park. Arrangements
have been made that Will Insure pleasant day
to ell who 60.
Miss olivis Thomas and Mr.. J. II. Buge have
returned from a pleasant visit 10 the latiers
sister. Mrs. pugn, near Middleton Mille, Flu
wanna county.
Mr.. and Mrs william Marshall have returned
from trip 20 Norfolk md Virginia Beach, bring
ing ihcii little niece Loitic Brown. who will spend
some time With Thorn.
Helen Walker Cce,orod) was tried n the Hust-
ings Court yesterday Tor ieionioasly beating a
child. She vas convicted aud sent TO jail for six
months and 1nod sl0.
TWAS Ernest Mostly and not Ernest Mosly, az
published Ia Sundays DISPATCH, who was
awsrded:the prize for second best school-work
ia the Hentico schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. LOWS Marshall, Of Washing
non, ana Mffa tfNftkln. lcft last niEnt Iof NOW
York, 10 soc their sister, Mrs. r. Lewis Curtlor,
sail for England July 10th.
Mrs. John A. sieet left for her home, Fleet
wood. Mathews county, last Friday, accompa-
med by her daughters Misses Grace b. aud Mot
tic V. Baker, and her mother, Ars. H. a. Atzin-
son.
Madam Tensier aud the party Of young ladies
she has has neca chaperoning on q Canadian
tour via Niagara and Saratoga, returned TO the
city yesterday on the Old Dominion steamer.
They had most charming trip.
Captain T. c. Morton. secretary OF tho Virginia
Board Of Managers OF the World Fair, returned
from stanton yesterday afternoon aud VIII
leave for Portsmouth this morning 10 attend the
annual meeting OF the Virginia Press Associa-
ton.
HE Ohio Association Of DAILY Newspapers
yesterday presented Captain j. {. Dame with
handsome Knights Temrlar badge. in token Of
thor appreciation OF the Captains attention 70
the association IN their trip over the Chesapeake
and Ohio.
g'he funeral Of Mr. John Bernicchi, who died
early Sunday morning after n prolonged Illness
took place at 400 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from his late residence, No. 81 north Twenty
third street. Deceased was paralyzed about two
years ago.
Professor Pollard. Of Richmond College, leaves
to-day tor University OF Virginia 10 attend
meeting OF the American Pathological Assoc'a-
ton, which viii 90 IN session there thls week.
On the 10Th nc is 20 lecture before the Normal
Institute In Stanton.
G. Forest, A. T. Lane, and G. A. Watson were
received at tho penitentiary yesterday from
Pulaski 70 serve term Of two years csch Tor
housebroaking. Fcnton Mason (coIoredl was re-
ceived from Sussex county, for murder In the
second degree, nyo years.
Colonel j. O. james will leave this morning
for Old Poiut to attend the meeting Of the Bar
Association. He is member o; the special
Joint Committee OF the General Assembly on the
Maryland Virginia Boundary-Ltne Question. and
Will Join this committee nj Old Point on Friday.
The Lynchburg Nous Of Sunday snys: Mr..
Joaeph Button Il now located in Richmond.
where he is nm adjunct 10 state-Treasurer Har-
man, in tho Capitol building. lie IL worthy,
aud acce pied brother OF the mystic TIE ana VIII
soon surround himself with BcOrc5 OF friends, II
he hasn't them already"
Secretary Loehr, Of the Ola First Virginia In
fantry. has sent out postals announclng that the
thirty-lrst anniversary viii DO celebrated at
Blenner's Park on the 18Th, ana everything
viii be done 10y the committee to mako ine occa-
sion one OF pleasure ana interest 10 all OF tho
survivors OF the old First
Tho Richmond Zouaves had their regular drill
AT tho Capitol Square Saturday night. There
were twenty-five present. In the absence OF
Captain Steel Lieutenant W. III. Wood COM
mGndoi tho company. The boys acquitted
themseivos in an excellent manner. They Will
meet again wednesday night
The Goshen B'dde Of this week says: Mr.. Z. r.
Chesiernnan, OF TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH, came
on Tuesday night from Richmond 10 represent
his paper I'm working up the Leoch murder case
We are always Rled TO sec the fraternity ready
and willing 20 work for the public GOO, ana the
DISPATCH is always ready for this duty
Much interest was manifested in the meeting
at RaDdOlph-Street Baptist church last night
The services were conducted by Rev. }. ID. Hart,
and there was one profession Of religion. The
meetings are steadily growing In inherent nhd
during their progress there have been twelve
Tho garvicpa will he hold nightly.
Mr.. c. !. PaoIi. Of the Southside Pharmacy. at
Pine and Spring streets, has received telegram
from Memphis announcing the death, in that
city. OF his brother MIR. NJ. T. Paoli, who was
superintendent Of tho Postal Telegraph Com
pany's business in Memphis. Deceased, who
leaves vile and three children, formerly re-
sided in Charlottesville.
Mr.. Charles F. stokes has Just returned from
the Blue-Ridge Kennels, at Sperryviilc, Va,
where ne spent several days very pleasantly
with Messrs. Huffman and O'BannOn, two OF the
owners OF the famous kennels. While there no
had the pleasure Of seeing Champion Antonio
dull brother to Dils Rebel and Fanny NJ, the
two great English settlers, At work IN the held,
ana he says he never saw such beautiful WORK
on the part Of dogs
The ambulance was called yesterday morning
at 7:30 O'Clock to Seventeenth and Main streets
to q cOlorod man suffering with an epIcptic IT.
lie Was taken % by friends before the arrival
of tho ambulance. Another call Was made Mt
1913 =. NJ. 10 Virginia and Cary streets to
white boy who had gotten his knee badly lace
rated by his leg being caught IN the machinery
OF printing press He was treated and loii
after which he was taken home IN carriage.
The committee appointed by the Board Of
Directors Of the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton TO draft resolutions expressive of the regret
OF the body ut the death OF the late u. VI.
Quarles, have submitted n very touching memo
rial which reiors IN graceful language 20 the
loss sustained by the community in the death OF
the deceased. Mr.. Quaries was one OF .he most
active members OF the Board and was foremost
In all its good work. Tho committee consisted OF
Messrs. John X. West, Howard SwinefOrd, and
Joseph B Montgomery.
The Cleveland Democratic Club and all other
Democrats who may desire 20 attend will meet
in the Nu9iings-Court room tonight az 500
o'clock 10 make arrangements for grand
Cleveland and stevenson ratification meeting.
Colonel John q. Cary viii preside.
Owing 10 She fact that the members OF the
new City Democratic Committee desire 20 attend
this gathering, the meeting Of the committee for
organization has been postponed until Friday
NIGHT