Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26


DR.. F. +. Baker has returned 10 the city after
a brief absence.
Nr.W. G. Taylcr rested better yesterday and
seemed somewhat improved.
Miss Norma Lively, cf Irwin, "a on visit to
Mrs. +. h. Bra Hey. 4O3 west Marshall street.
Mr.. n. Ezesielloft yesterday afternoon for West
Point toOrgauize council OF tho Royal Arcanum.
Mr.. end Mrs. W. b. Bieble, OF Lynchburg, are
visiting Mrs. j. ". Burress, JO0 north Eleventh
street.
Miss Angie r. Noel Of Stuart, Pnuick county,
Il the guest Of Mrs. Edward ). Rose, lilo Grove
avenue.
Miss Elise Meem. Of vt. Jackson, Va, "a tho
guest Of Miss Annie r. Walker, 3lo west FRANK
lin street.
Mrs. George :. Crenshaw end Miss Ellie Hud-
nall. Of River View, have left on trip to Wash
ilgton and Baltimore.
Miss Julia d. Il. Thompson has returned home
after % pleasant visit 10 friends IN Washington,
Philadelphia. and New lork.
Ms. Frank Lelbermuth, of 1907 east Marshall
street, who sustained painful injuries ten days
ago by tall, is now Improving.
Rev. W. p. Hines Will preach m lloward's-
Grove Baptist ca arch tonight at \ o'clock IN the
interesting revival services now IN progress
The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST..
LOUIS railroad have contracted with the Rich
mond Locomotiyo-N orks tor thirty locomotives.
Mrs Alexander Cameron and her daughter,
Mi : Elsie Cameron, leave the city THIS morning
for ola P0ins, whence they viii mako Visit 10
New York.
Nrs. Pike Powers, who has been sick for a
long time, was worse yesterday, and II was
feared late last nignt that she would not hYe
until morning.
The regular monthly meetlngof the Richmond
Indian Association will be- held at the Young
Mems Christian Association parlor this alter
noon 40 o'clock.
One OF tho large sashes in IN Old-Aarke
Han fell yesterday morning by reason oi the
breaking II tho cord ana shaahed tho iout lai go
paues Of glass IN IT,
-. Johns Lodge. A. r. and \. NJ. held regu-
lar communication at tho temple last night.
Thir ia the first assembly OF this Kind that has
ever occurred 40 the temple.
In the Husungs Court Yesterday the case Of
Calvin Hicks .cooredi, charged with highway
| robbery, was postponed until tomorrow. Only
l'c,yil causes we're heard by the Judge.
| Mr. Gas schnurman was out rowing on Reser-
voir lake sunday afternoon, when a chuD fish
| wri,hilg seven pounds jumped into hts boat, and
I he and ms friends had nsn supper that night.
| The Governor and the other members Of the
| BoarI OF the Chesapeake and its Tributaries
| lett yesterday morning for Washington 70 make
arrangemcuts Tor tho survey Of tho Virginia
| Cyste'-Deds.
| large number of persons left this city on
| the York-Riyer Railroad Tor Baltimore yes-
| terdsy 10 attend tho wedding Of Miss Mcintosh,
! Hhicn takes place to-day at IoWsOn, suburb Ol
| the Monumental tlty.
4 uuion meeting u all the WOmen's Christian
| Temperance unions and VIII be held az the
| Young Mems Christian Association on Neunes'
| day afternoon az 4 oclOcS. mothers meeting
| viii be held this afternoon az 1914 west CaTj
at 4 o'clock.
Colonel j. :. Allen Of Chestnut Hill, loft yes
| teriay morning Tor Norfolk Tor visit OF bust
ness and pleasure combined. Ihirty years haY'
| ELAPSED since nus last visit % the "Ilty by th'
| sea" and on that occaslon no was with "th'
! boys In gray
Conductors have been placed on the branch
| lines u the Union Passenger railway on tttl
| and Reservoir streets. They had already beer
! put on the seyentecnih-sirset line. Inc car oi
| the ReseryOir-etreet liue 70 the New keserNOi
makes trips every forty minutes.
There we're three cOnyicts received at the
nenitentiary yesterday. as follows: Beverly
| Davis lcolored), Fairfax, honsobrelking, tT'
years; James Young ,colored), Fairfax, house
breaking, two years. Kelia Scott lco Oredl
| Mecklenburg forgery TWO years.
There we're thirty-eigb, deaths in the city las
week. against thirty-twO Tor the corresponding
ygsek OF last year. Of these fourteen we're whit
| and tweuty-tOur cOored. Five deaths resulte'
from consumption, four each from heari-diseas
ana old age, and three from Pneumonia.
Nessrs. n. r. Bowman, Of Lynchburg, Va. A
p. Thorpe, ol Rocky Mount, y. G.; W. &. Dan
nngton, OF FarInyille, Val W. I. Payne, Q
| Lyuchburg, Va, aud B. u. Vaughan, Frederic
Schwinck, Ro. &. Blane, and Nr. Gray, Of Peters
burg. Va, were registered at ne Tobacco Ex
change yesterday.
Professor William Taylor Thorn delivered th'
first of Jeries VI weekly lectures on " Litera
ture" IN the large hall OF the Young Mems Chris
| tan Association last night, and was greeted b.
a large audience. His subject was Tho Qua
trains OF Omar Khayyam," and the discoars
was both instructive and entertaining 10 stu
dents Of literature.
Mr.. J. II. Maupin. OF Albemarle county die'
az the Soldiers Home sunday aged 81 years
The deceased was during the war a member o
Company Is, OF the Nineteenth Virginia lnian
try. The funeral Was preached by Rev. Dr
H0ge al the Home chapel at $3.50 o'clock yester
day afternoon, and the interment was made OF
Pickett's Hlll, Hollywood.
Dove Lodge, Nc. 81, and Richmond Lodge. No
| 10. being represented In tho fair by the sam
| booth, viii attend the fair to- morrow night. A
o o'clock Ia the evening Lodge No. 10 will NEE
at St Adams Hall, corner Main and Thir
streets for work. and az Dove Lodge VIII NEE
a. the same place, ana headed by the Howitze
Baud the two bodies will proceed 70 the Aasoni