Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-15

Mrs. II. 4. Walthall ana cnildren VIII -
turn to the city to-day, after spending TWO
months IN the mountains OF virginia
Misses Mary and Hattie Bowie have re-
turned from Goochland comfy, where they
have been visiting relatives and friends
Mrs. d. j. O'Neil, children, and nurse
have returned home after O pleasant Visit
20 Mrs. Q. w. Sirles. of West Clifton Forge.
General Peyton Wise has returned from
the Buffalo Lithia Springs, and reports the
Democratic work IN that section in goou
shape.
Miss Lizzie G.. Adams. sister of the late
Mrs. William n. McYeigh, of Alexandria,
died at her home, in Culpeper county,
last FRIDAY.
Mr. w. t. Sizer and wife, who have been
rambling IN the mountains OF Virgins anu
have visited several of the watering places
have returned home.
Captain I. C. Morton has just returned
from Augusta county, where he dellvere9
a World's-Fair address before large anu
appreciative audience.
The tobacco excursion train from North
Carolina arrived here yesterday morning,
bringing nearly 700 excursionists ifom
Goldsboro' and vicinity.
The case of Marian Shelton (colored).
charged with infanticide, was called LOT
trial IN the County Court OF Henrico yes
terday, but was continued.
Mr.. ]. +. Harper, high priest of Rich
mond Castle, No. 4. Knights of the Golden
Eagle. will be installed Friday evening
next by the supreme officers.
DR.. Edward Mcclure did not attend the
meeting of the Medical Association OF Nir-
ginis at Allegheny Springs, as he was de-
tanned in the city by patient.
Capital City Lodge of Odd-Fellows had
fine meeting Tuesday night, when the
new regalia was displayed for the hrst
time. Two degrees were given.
Mrs. w. W. Wright and her two children,
Misses Withers and Josephine, who have
been soiourning in the mountains OF Nlr,
ginia during the summer, have returned
TO the city.
The Evangelical Mission Sunday school
will give an excursion and picnic TO Seven
Pines to-dav. The train Will leave the de-
pot, at Tweuty-sixth and 7 streets, at $50
A. NJ. and return at Z. Nj.
The plans for the Mt. Vernon building
TO be erected at the Chicago Exposition
are not yet quite completed, but 1T IS
thought that Captain Edgerton Rogers
will have them finished very shortly.
Mr.. w. E. Outcalt. former resident of
Richmond who Is now engaged in business
in St. Louis. is IN the city. He has just
come from West Virginia, where he at
tended the marriage of his daughter.
Mr. Robert w. Ashby, of Church Hill,
who has been North on account Of his
health. has returned TO the city, and Is
very much improved. While away he visit
ed Washington, Baltimore, Atlantic City,
and other points.
DIR. n. G.. Flower, the well-known Boston
specialist. arrived from the North last
night and is stopping at tho Exchange Ho-
tel DR.. Flower was arrested on former
visit TO Richmond, it will be remem bered,
and his case attracted q great deal OF atten-
ton.
DIR. P. A. Peterson, OF Trinity Methodist
church, will leave. the city tomorrow
morning for Lancaster county. Va, ria
Baltimore TO deliver two special sermons
and take part in o centennial service at
White-Aiarsh church. near Lancaster
Courthouse. He will return in time TO oc-
cupy his pulpit the 25th instant. On sun
day next Dr. Paul Whitehead will preach
at II O'Clock A. NJ. and Rev. j. n. Latham
at L. III.
The Dutch barkentine Fnts Faber Ben
kema arrived yesterday in ballast from
Brazil TO load -four back 10 Rio Grande do
Sui. The vessel had forty.seven days'
passage and reports no cholera. 1t was
properly stopped at Cape Charles quaran-
tine and got a clean discharge for Rich
mond. The American brig Stephen Bishop,
thirteen days from 0rchilla Islands with
a cargo of guaRo. also arrived yesterday.
She, too, was stopped at quarantine be-
fore proceeding TO Richmond.
TeIeeraphic BreVities.
The demand for money to move tho cotton crop
is beginning 20 make itself felt in Washington,
and the Treasury Department has authorized the
issue OF 100000 in small notes st New Orleans
in return tor gold deposits 10 that amount in the
New York Sub-Ireasury.
Fourth-class postmasters were yesterday ap-
pointed as follows: NirgInia-R. L. Coke, Coal
Greek; 7. j. Ramsey Sydnorsyile.
The Treasury Department at Washington has
accepted tho bid OF the Buena Vista (Vn.) Plumt-
Ing and Honse-lieatlng Company TO furnish
heating and Ventiiating apparatus for tho new
Chattanooga p0st-offlce building, at cost OF
S6,40O.
II. Ryder, the eI-American consul at Copen-
hagen, who Is under arrest Tor fraud Ia connec-
tion with the administration OF estates that
were entrusted 10 him IN his Official capacity,
has confessed 10 further fraud in Withholding
that he stole books from the AtheneIm Read
ing Club.
Federal-Secretary- Foster says that
the dispatch OF naval vessels 10 Venezuela was
not in any way Influenced by the boundary
question between Venezuela and Great Britain
nor Is it known at the state Department IN
Washington that that question has recently as
sumed any new phase. There are important
commercial and other Interests at various Nene-
zueian ports which, IN the state OF anarchy pre-
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tect with a single man-of-war, and so II was
thought desirable that force sufficient Tor the
purpose should be sent. Tho presence Of our
naval vessels in those waters IL not Intended as
a menace 20 any nation.
The delegates to the National Convention Of
Street-Railway Employees, In session at Indian
apolis, have decided 10 organize Independently
OF the American Federation Of Labor and the
knights OF Labor. The unions or assemblies IN
the different cities will be permitted TO con-
tinue their afnliation as heretofore with either
organization, but the delegates believe the best
interest OF street-railWay employees will be
served by the formation OF an independent body.
Another OF the Central American republics
seems on the brink Of political disruption. The
state Department at Washington is informed by
telegraph from san Jose, Costa Rica, that Presi-
dent ROdriqueZ has declared himself Dictator IN
that country. Several political arrests have
been made and great excitement prevails.
The Executive COMMITTEES OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company recommend that
the capital stock be increased by the issue OF
s13, 100000 additional stock, making the total
stock SlO0,OOO,OOO.
The barque Casket British, Captain Tozer,
from Huelya, Spain. for Wilmington, y. C.,
loaded with iron pyrites, went ashore tuesday
night on Frying Pan shoals The crew, consist
ing Of ton persons, were all saved and landed at
Cape Fear Life-Savng station. The vessel and
cargo are total loss.
The Great Council OF Red Men OF the United
States, In session at Atlanta, yesterday elected
tho following officers Great Prophet. Thomas
DOnnelly, Pennsylvania; Great Tacohonee,
Thomas Z. Pecknpaugh, OHIO; Great Senior
Sycamore, Andrew II. Peyton, Massachusetts
Great Junior Sycamore. X. I. Daniel, Grifnni
Ga. Great Chief Of tho Records, Charles T.
COnley. Philadelphia: Great Keeper OF VAN
pun, Joseph Pyle, Delaware.
Speiele & Co, furniture dealers, Chic ago, con
fessed Judgment yesterday for 100000. Thel
liabilities exceed Sl5O,0OO assets about the
same. Duh trade Is the cause given.
Baron Won Gartner-G Griebenow, secretary q
the German Legation at The Hague, Holland
and Marquis de Valladare, secretary OF TIE
Spanish Legation there, became involved In .
quarrel q few days ago. A challenge to light
duel was passed and accepted. The encounter
took place yesterday morning and the Marquis
vas wounded In tue leg.
boa fa1a