Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-03

Personals and Briefs.
Councilman F. II. CARRIER is out af'er
brief illness.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Il. Lipscomb IS az tne
White Sulphur Springs.
MIR. Joseph F. Snipes expects TO return
10 New York next Sunday morning.
Mr.. Edgar r. Lafferty hasteturned from
nleasant vacation spent in the noun
tains.
Mr.. James V. Ramos returned last night
from a very pleasant visit to Charlot'eS-
vile.
Mrs. John II. Aston is quite Ill WITH
malarIal- fever at her home, on Grahan
street.
Mrs. T.. Lee Slaughter, OF Lynehourg'
is visiting her sister, at ol5 nortn A"eN''-
sixth street.
Rev. Joseph Rennie,. of Oxford, n. q;
formerly of Richmond, has accepted cai'
10 Louisville, Ky.
suit was entered in the Circuit Court
Yesterday by Augustus Wright against W.
j. Holloway for S52.
Mr.. n. r. Drewrv, OF the Exchange Ho;;
tel. is back from trip TO New YORK anu
the northern resorts.
Mr.. NJ Millhiser and family. nave re,
turned from Goshen, where they spens
the month Of August.
Messrs. James McDonough and James
Hartley have gone 70 the Whlpe ouiPh"i
Springs for a few weeks.
Mr.. p. Rowe, Jr., of fredericksburg,
and W. Il. Bradley, Esq, of the Free Lance,
were in the city yesterday.
MIR. Alexander Cameron leit Yesterday
afternoon for his country-seat, CAMERON
Lodge" in Orange county.
Mrs. J. W. Wilson, of 291S east Clay
street, left Friday to visit her mother-in-
law, in Chesterfield county.
The Starke News Bureau was organized
on Yesterday. with John W., Starke as
president and Charles NJ. Starke as man
ager.
Mr.. V. A. Tapscott and Miss Tapseott;
fem California. are in the city, and Will
remain in the State for three or four
weeks.
Rev. NJ. w. Staples, formerly OF Rich
mond. IL very low at his home, in Catsklli,
NY, with little or no hope of his re-
covery.
The cities of Richmond and Lynchburg
and the counties of Essex and Princess
Anne were paid their direct-tax money yes
terday.
Dr.F.A A. Williams. one Of the physicians
at the almshouse, leaves to-day Tor hle
home, at Avon. in Nelson county to spend
few days.
Miss Nettie Thompson. Of this CITY, IL
spending her vacation with her grand
mother, Mrs. Eckles, on Hickory street,
Petersburg.
Mr.. George ". Glenn, formerly of this
city. but who has been living in the West
for many years, is visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mr.. ]. Lem. Page, cashier of the Ale
obsnv Rank. at Clifton Forge. and who is
we'll known in Richmond, IL quite SICK 10
Charlottesville.
Joppa Lodge, No. 40, was well attended .
Thursday night. Supper was seryed az
o'clock, and the bill OF rare lneiuueu oys-
tiers in many styles.
Mr.. II. ID. Lowery. of this city, has gone
on an extended trip TO Washington, bal
timore. Philadelphia, White Mountains
and Thousand Islands.
Harry Holmes, of Fulton, while playing
in an unfinished house few days ago, lei
through from the second story and sus
tanned painful injuries.
Edward Burton (colored) was received
at the penitentlary yesterday from Ale
ghany county. he will serve term oil
eighteen years for murder in tho seconc
degree.
Rev. James E. Cook, having returned
| from Goochland county. otiiclated at Eln
manuel PRESBYTERIAN church Friday nigh
and will fill oil of his appointments TO
morrow.
The committee Of ladies on the tresh-a
| excursion will meet at the Young Mem
| Christian Association this afternoon at
o'clock 10 prepare for the last OF thes'
pleasant trips.
Ata called meeting Of the Council Com
mittee on Finance, held in the Chancery
| Court room on Thursday evening, tina
| body rejected Auditor Turpin's recon
mendation Of new clerk IN his ottice.
Mr.. A. A. Christian. formerly owner ant
editor of the Pulaski NeieS, has accepted
| the position of manager of the advertising
department Of the Cohen Company's busi
ness and has come to this city to live.
Yesterday morning a young white man
while riding bicycle at very rapid RAJ
up Governor street, ran over smal
colored boy. knocking him down and cut
ting q bad cash over one OF his eyes. In
rider did not stop.
A telegram received yesterday morninl
| states that General Joseph X. Anderson
who IL on the Isle of Shoals, spent com
Portable night and his physicians feel en-
| couraged. Colonel Archer Anderson let
the city Thursday night to go to his father
II is said that the citizens Of Fulton vii
netition the Mayor to lend his aid an
| official authority TO check the annoyanc
and inconvenience that they are sublecte
to al night by the blowing of whistles an
RINGING of bells on the railroads in tina
section.
Department-Comm Edgar ALA
will tender a reception TO Phil. kearn
Post. No. 10, G.. A. f.. of Richmond, thel
families, and friends, Monday, septemoe
18TH. from to p. NJ. The reception Wi
be held at his residence. No. 1901 Eleyent
street, northwest. in Washington.
Miss ZeIle Minor having finished tn
course in music which she took at the Bel
I'm Conservatory, in st. Louis, and yisite
friends in Missouri, Illinois, and Ienne'
see, is now visiting her Brother; CaptaI
William p. Minor, and family, IN SAT- Lax
City. Utah. She will return nome the ia
ter part of September.
Mr.. Harry nj. Schneider, OF Wasnlngtou
was entertained at Rueger's Thu-sda
night by some of the members OF 81. Al
drew's Commsndery, X. L. This was !
part return for the kindness extended D
MIR. Schneider 10 the Richmond Templai
en- route TO Denver. At that time he eI
tertained the entire party.
There was an exciting game of base-6a
PLAYED on the X. X. Lee grounds yesterda
afternoon between the Ironclads OF Mai
chester and the u. @. baseball team, whlc
ended in a victory for the latter by scoI
OF IL to Q. Batteries-For Ironclan
Crostic, Wise, and Taylor; for the U. C.'
Morgan and Luck. The features OF tn
game was the heavy batting of the U. C.'
Yesterday while the circus parade WI
passing a mule belonging TO Tyler
Phaup and hitched to d cart loaded VII
granite spalls fell at the corner OF Tent
and Main streets. The driver, ClaiborrI
Bowles, said the animal had the con
but Officers Epps and Priddy noticed ths
the mules back had two very bad sores .
il and ordered the driver TO take the an
maj to the stable until its back healed.
The Worlds Fair concert given tpe otn
night at Buffalo Ridge Springs by Ar
.. Rose Horseley was decided success; 81