Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07

falr-CirOunds last year, and was hlSnly
valued by his owner.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. II. F. Munt, Of Petersburg, is visit
ing friends in Richmond.
Mr.. II. w. Sadler, of Fluvanna, is the
guest of his son. Blr. W. H. Sadler.
The news from General Joseph r. An
derson continues very unfavorable.
Professor STEMS orchestra is furnishing
the music at the Hot Sulphur Springs, Va.
Mrs. Sallie E. Laughon, wife of Rev. W.
4. Iaughon. is very sick with malarlal-
fever.
Miss Marshall, Of Charlotte. n. c., is
visiting Mrs. q. b. Wilson, Bellevue Flat,
No. 3.
DR.. Pollard, OF Richmond College. will
preach az the Clay-Street Baptist church
tonight.
Miss Wortley Embrey will leave the city
this morning on visit to Miss Martin, OF
Salem. Va.
Miss LOWE Rogers, Of Augusta. Ca, is
visiting Miss E. ma Brown, OF 2lS south
Pine street.
Judge Z. C. Minor expects TO occupy. his
new house, near the New reservoir, the last
of the week.
Miss Dora Hudson has returned to this
city after spending month II her home.
| IN Fluvanna county.
Hon. George d. Wise will speak at New
| Kent Courthouse tomorrow, and at Ches-
| teTheld next Monday.
Miss Addie Dean and Miss Annie Walcris,
of Williamsburg, are the guests OF Miss III.
/ 4 Apvla n 1Q0I Grove aVpurio
Miss May Handy ia reported among the
passengers on the steamship Normania,
| quarantined IN New York harpor.
Misses Julia and Grace Henning have
returned to the city after most delight
| full visit of several weeks to Alton.
Hon. II. r. Pollard and Captain Sol.
| Cutchins have returned to the city after q
soiourn IN the mountains of Virginia.
Judgment was confessed in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday by r. A. Miller IN
favor OF l.. |. Iuggle, executrix, for $50.
Miss Ivy Potts, Of No. $40 west Cary
| street, is in Washington on a visit to her
| brother, where she will remain for several
| weeks.
The Council Committee on First Market
held regular business session yesterday
afternoon and transacted many routine
matters.
The Male Orphan Academy resumed It's
session Monday. Dir. X. w. Anderson, the
efficient principal for many years, is still
IN charge.
George Bland (colored) was arrested in
the Second District yesterday, charged
| with stealing silver watch valued at 81
and SO in currency, the property OF VII
liam Cheatham.
Miss Annie c. Wilson has returned
home after her delightful visit 70 her SIS
ter. Mrs. Preston l.. Roper, and uncle, Dr.
G. V. Robinson.
Mrs. Henry Stockmar and Mrs. Charles
II. Wilhelm and her son, Master frankie
are visiting friends at Lanesyille. hlns
William county, Va.
When Mr.. Mat. O'Brien left the city on
the Danville train early yesterday morning
he was serenaded at the depot by quar-
tette of male voices.
Miss Lavinia Haley aud Mr.. Franz
Leonard were married Monday night, the
9Th instant, on Second street, this city, bl
Rev. W. A. Laughon.
The LADIES' Auxiliary of r. E. Lee CAM
will hold o meeting in X. u. Lee Hall thii
afternoon at o'clock. A full attendance
of the members is desired.
Misses Estelle Hyslop and Maude Thomp
son have returned home after having
pleasant time with relatives and friends II
Louisa and Hanover counties
The boys are again annoying the drivers
and passengers by jumping on the cars OF
south Laurel street. This was stopped b'
the police some time since, but has begun
again.
An examination for the benefit OF new
pupils who desire TO 2nter the Richmond
High School wall be held in the High
School building tomorrow, commencing
at . o'clock.
Mr.. L. A. Hill, who was elected treasurer
of the Fourth Precinct Jackson Ware
Democratic Club at ITS meeting last week
has announced that he will decline TO &C
cept the position.
| A. Mcneil. assignee of the Metcal
Mackay Company, yesterday entered SUI
in the City Circuit Court against Marthl
S. Sutherland. doing business as j. j
Sutherland, for S95.
DIR. and Mrs. j. william Jones left Char
lottesville on yesterday and will be u.
guests of their brother-in-lav. Mr.. q. w
Hunter. Sal north Seventh street, unit
next Monday, when they will return Il
Atlanta.
Representatives d. j. Thompson, NJ. p
Whitehurst, j. j. Davis. and W. Ii. Tomp
kins left last night for Washington 10 at
tend the annual session Of the state Ooun
cil Order United American Mechanics,
Virginia and District of Colum bia, whlcl
meets in that city to-day.
Miss Huntington. who PLAYS the part o
the India-Rubber Girl ia The Colonel,
is bright and progressing young woman
who displays much intelligence IN her I'D
depreciation of the difficult roe assigned Z
her. The character work that she does II
the part is of a very high order and give
great promise for the future IN her chosel
profession.
The West-End Womans Christian TEN
perance Union has elected the following
officers: Mrs Tydeman. president; Mrs
: q. T.. Lowry, vice-president; sir.. II. =
Larmau, corresponding secretary; Mrs 7
Il. Fellows, recording secretary; Mrs. NJ
: Il. Shepherd, treasurer, and Mrs. L.
Rogers, delegate to the convention an
, vice-president at large.
Ben. Harrison and his colts returue'
yesterday morning from Lynchbure
, where they were badly beaten IN tw
) games on Monday by the Young Men,
Christian Association Club of the III
| Oioy. Inc ffElnlus were Rteaty hate
capped by the failure of three OF thei
men TO 60. and Foster labored under ia
, disadvantage of sprnined ankle. III
Lynchburg club will play here next weel
: In Goochland county near yinita las
: Sunday afternoon little Emily Tinsley
daughter OF Mr.. b. 4. Tinsley. OF tn
city, while playing with a young co
about G mouths old was kicked and O yer
ugly wound made. While painfully 81
: was not considered seriously hurt. 81
was brought 10 Richmond and attende
. by DE-. j. s. Wexford. She has since Y
n turnoi 10 H<<.ki.,t ,..taxo Ne T.naiay