Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-03

Mr.. Charles II. Page has LEFT on northern
trip.
The examinations began at the High School
yesterday.
Rev. Dr. A. T. Dickinson anu Mrs. Dickn-
son have returned from their northern trip.
Miss Elizabeth Dillard Of Memphis, Tenn, Is
visiting Als. +. NJ. Jones, on tl0yd avenue.
Nr X. l.. MONTAGUE. Of this city, delivered the
address - the graduates Of Bowling Green
Male Academy last night
A basket picnic will be given NJ Ashland Park
tomorrow Tor the beuent Of the sheitefihg
Arms. The train leaves tlDa At A. NJ
Tho alarm o. Ere turned in at 1892 o'clock
.fis mo~nins uas c-usra by "a DIiniug chimney
near Staton IS. corner Leigh and judah streets.
Mr.. Charles /. seigel, who has been visiting for
the past month in Surry county. returned on
Thursday evening greatly BENEFITED by his out
ing.
Mr. John Greanor, lately placed on duty at
| steamer Company No. q, has been transferred
| 70 NJ. =, and vii continue 10 reside on church
i'm
| Right Of the prettiest horses in last Mondays
| parade were tuOsc loaned oy the standard OH
| Company TO the HOwitZers TO draw two OF their
| guns.
William Montgomery coloreD was received az
| the penitentiary yesterday IRON Nestmore!ana
| county 20 serve eight years iOr nOuseurtaAlDs
| ana grand larceny.
| A. the sir Moses Monte1Ore synagogue yester-
| day special prayers were offered tor the speedy
| recovery Of Baron Hirsch, the phlanthroplsi,
| who has been very III for some time past.
| Ihe confirmation services at the Synagogue
| Beth Ahaba Thursday we're quite Interest
| There was only one cOnfirmant, Hiss LOyen-
stein. daughter Of Nr. Isiiore Loyenstein.
Miss MARY Perley, daughter Of Mr.. j. N.'PeI-
| ley. OF Charlottesville, after spehiihs seEntai
| weeks IN the city as the guest oi MI. ana hfs.
| NJ T. Gary returned 10 her home yesterday
Rev. Baylus Cade, pastor Of the Nenaole-street
Baptist church, who has been visiting his iaInily
| IN North Carolina, will be back Saturday. 10
viii olciate At the revival services AZ MS chufcn
| next Sunday.
| Major Poe has given notice that on and after
June 10Th the owners Of all dogs without metals
| and muzzles will be reported by the poilce- Lac
nne a. set by the ordinance IS not less thhh iO
nor more than $40.
The Sup-eme Court Of Appeals will convene
| In Wvthe nile on June 10th. IL is understood
| that the decision ia the celebrated Beiue
| Thomas Lewis case Will be maue on the iotn'
| wai-h will be the first opiniOn-day'
| Tho norton of the pententiary-spring lot pro-
| perty. winch the Board Of Public Works have
iecided 10 sell. belongs TO the state Of Virginia
| ana no, 10 the city, as was maze 70 appear yes
! ierfay as the resul; Of clerical error
A meeting of the Confederate Memorial Lit9-
| -ary society VIII be- held in the lecture-roOm oi
second Presbyterian church to-day irpn IL Nj.
70 L. NJ, and viii be followed by u Getting oi
tho llollywool Memorial Association irom T.
| NJ. 10 . +. NJ.
4 number Of young people will dance the GER
| man az Warwick Park tonight. They will leave
| Warwlck-Pars wharf at ; o'clock this evening
and Will return by IL. An excellent bahl ma mas
| been engaged and dehsnliui hHAh ID eApeStou
| 10 be the result
The alarm Of FIRE IRON Station 3s At 1850
| o'clock yesterday morning was caused py ihe
| burning OF a wooden partition at NO. ooO bfoOA
| avenue. The damage only amounted 10 ABOUT
| 81 The house was owned by Il. II. OusOn, and
was occupied as a dwelling by Caroline Williams
Ccoloredl.
| The stockholders OF the Virginia safe-DepOsit
! and Fidelity Company, OF which Mr. Pace Is
| uresident are paying up, as a rule, III cash, IN
| stead OF accepting the Oier 10 pay ~ per cent
in cash and giving notes for the balance. IL Is
thought that at least so per cent, or 100000
viii be paid IN CASH
| The entertainment in the lecture-room Of
Leieh-Street Baptist church tonight promises 70
| be q success In every way. lhe programme VIII
| consist o. the Delarte drill, under the direction
| of Miss Erie Caldwell, recitati0ns by little Ahe
| Miller. vocal music by Miss Jennie Ferguson,
Mcssrs. c. {. CrCmp. l. W. PiZzlnl, ana others.
General James G. Field who served on a. +.
| H:lPs stan and was with that gallant corps-com-
inandcr when he was killed, participated IN the
unyoiiing demonstration on MONDAY ana mas re-
mained here since. minglng with his numerous
friends General FIELD says the I'M statde Is
perhaps the truest likeness that he has ever
seen IL MAJ Die.
Tho ambulance was called yesterday morning
at 1910 o'clock 10 the Police Court 10 colored
woman who had received q wound on the Jaw.
She was treated and left at tho court. il was
| again summoned at 1908 O'Clock 4. NJ. 10 LOUIS
iana and Orleans streets 20 white man ~ho
vas suffering with cfamp cole. lie was treated
and taken 70 his home on Twenty-sixth street.
The following visitors were registered on the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday: L. u. christian
New York; 4. c; Foster i. D., sharp, =: o.
Wright, ). NJ. Winston, and John Inursion
| louisa: NJ. G.. Martin, Powhatan; :. h. Hacher
| GoocLiand j. L.. Newton, Caroline; w. IL. Hicks
Chesferisld; c. h. Wilson, Rocky Mount, n. c.,
and James d. McCsnce, Atlanta, Ca
Rev. Dr. W. V. Tudor will leave here to-day TO
preach the commencement sermon AZ Emory
| College, oxford, ia, next sunday and on san
day following at Vanderbilt University, Nlsh-
| wife, Tenn. he VIII probably be here on the
| third Sunday In June. The pulpit viii DO nled
! each sabbath aud the regular exercises of the
| church carried on. Rev. j. NJ. 'Onos will preach
next sunday nc IL A. NJ. Chlldren's-Day cxor-
| cises IN the afternoon
Apssrs. Fred Pleasants and X. A. Taylor.
managers OF WestmorelAnd AMI commonwealth
| baseball teams respe, lively, have written Mira
I Jobn H. Claiborne, president OF the Shelferny
/ Arm, OF this city, Informing her that they havc
dsuosted 10 her credit ior thht organization IN
! The Citizous Bank STILLS rs result oi the
re ,ent gam. between these teams Tor tho bene-
nt OF SheIiering Arms, and that they VIII have
probably sJC0 or $500 more for her from tho
| same source.
Captain n. p. DAVIS and bride tres Mathews,
of Aibsnari8 county passed through Richmord
| Ihursday afternoon on bridal tour North. They
| were rendered q supper NJ O'Clock 10 ths After-
noon AZ inc homo of DR.. Land0n D. Edwards, No
100 wcss Grace street. They left for ths north
ern cities ON tho 7:05 train Tho groom y
prominent young man q LynchDury and re-
who q handsome bSunsttes y . lAdy 81 much
iufsliiannoa ~ beauty.