Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07

evening, leaving Mrs. Rainey 70 spend
several weeks with friends and other re'a-
tives.
Mr.. John A. Meanley and his daughter,
Miss Carrie Il. Meanley, Of Church Hill.
have returned from a pleasant trip TO
Ocean View. Miss Carrie and her sister
Blanche will leave In few day Tor ths
mountains to visit their friend, Miss Ciai-
borne.
Colonel William T.. Moody, formerly OK
Chesterfield county and now very profnl-
nent and wealthy citizen Of Galyeston.
Tex, ~ stopping at the Exchange hotei.
The Colonel was n Confederate cavalry man
and wore his epaulettes with distinguish
ed honor.
Mr.. N. Ezekiel having recovered rom
the accident he met with at West folnt,
will leave on Monday for that town 10
organize a council Of tho Royal ArcanuIni;
Senator Lcvenstein. grand secretary anu
Grand Regent Irwin, from horlolA, aae
expected TO be present az the organization
city News In Brief.
The Reservoir Rose-Gardens have been
rented by Mr. Henry Harvey. VINO VIII
take possession the 10Th instant
The Alliances of Tuckahoe. Brooke, and
Westmoreland. Henrico county, VIII give
a picnic at Staples's pond on Ihursday'
The Board of Aldermen will meet IN
regular monthly session on Monday night
Many matters Of importance are 10 20 DO
tore that body for consideration.
Everything was very quiet in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday. and not even mar,
riage-license was issued. inc court VIII
not be IN session until the goth instant
The members of the North-End Yacht
ing Club (coiored), which organization
started on its annual cruise from ga Point
about week ago. have returned TO the
city.
The application of tho Richmond Loco
motive and Machine-Works Company Tor
the eighth payment on the Texas con-
tract has been granted by the Navy De-
partment.
There will be a called meeting Of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Junior order OF
United American Mechanics Monday eve
ming OF O'Clock at the residence or Mrs.
Palmer. Gil west Marshall.
Damon Lodge, X. OF P, had quite q
pleasant entertainment Friday night, and
the most enjoyable part of IL was that 1t
was an entire surprise. The programme
embraced songs, dialogues. and refresh
ments.
OuUtll NlHuTtys III tADUiOlCb ~ bbp AAA-
tory of Messrs. Hasker d Marcuse, had
his right hand badly mashed in the ma
chnery on Friday. DIR. Garcln was sum-
moned and ascertained that no bones were
broken.
The Democrats of Henrico will meet at
the county courthouse tomorrow at noon
TO devise plans for selecting delegates 10
the district congressional convention and
TO transact such other business as may
come up.
Charles billiard, the Richmond boy who
was arrested in Stafford county. charged
with criminal assault, returned TO the city
Friday night with his father. He was
bailed IN the sum Of $500 to answer before
| the grand jury on the 18th.
The Elks' Reunion ASSOCIATION has a
membership of thirty-two. The associa-
ton was formed for the purpose OF attend
ing the mex. annual session at Detroit.
Since the reunion association was organ
| lied the membership of the Elks has In
creased fifteen.
The funeral Of the late W. W. Wingo
| took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
| from sos east Leigh street. The following
were the pall-bcarers John W. Pierce,
DR.. II. NJ. Taylor, II. b. Boudar, L. &.
Leftwich. Maurice L. Smith, l.. il. Lacy.
and Juan A. Pi2zini.
Services at the mission-tent throughout
| last week were very interesting. Last
night there was one conversion. Tonight
Rev. j. b. Hawthorn, ID. d., will preach at
o'clock. The tent Is on Graham street,
Fulton, one square east ot the terminus OF
the Main-street electrician line.
An adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders of the Missionary Weekly Com
pany will be held at the Seventh-otreet
Christian church Monday night at 8
o'clock. In its last issue the paper an
nounced that it would suspend publication
until such time as the stockholders might
| direct.
An exciting game Of ball was played on
Sulivan's Grounds yesterday evening be-
tween the King Birds, of Fulton, and tho
Eclipse, of Church Hill, which resulted IN
| the victory for the former by a score OF D
to5. The features of the game were the
| catching of Powell the pitching Of john
son for the King Birds. and the catching
of Read and Meade for the Eclipse.
GRAFTON Council, No. SO, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
| has been organized VITA twenty-slX char
ter members and the following officers
! Councillor. j. W. Jones; Vlce-Councillor,
| p. 5. Shepparson X. y, j. u. Wren; A. 3.
! r.. W. X. Johnson; f. s., w. ID. Morris /;
S, John W. Iallbert; G., James Walsh
W., A. q. Lucas; /. S., W. 4. Bassett; o.
| S., 7. II. Wright. Trustees. w. Jones.
| John S. Jones, and j. b. Wren, Jr. L. o.,
James II. johnson.
Mrs. Charles II. White, whose husband
was before the Police Court few days ago
| upon a charge preferred against him 10y
| her. was not snake-charmer at the last
| State Fair, but acted as cashier for party
/ Who sold tOOth-pa,te She saws in refer
ence to her visit to Norfolk that Madame
lie Grand, with whom she stopped, is a
phrenologist, and lives on Church street
| beyond st. Pauls church, and opposite
the Woman's Christian Home.