Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-23
pernnnala and RrIefs.

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DR.. Crenshaw has returned to the city.
Cadet George Weinburn left Wednesday
for Blacksburg College.
Miss Ivy Potts has returned TO this city
after a visit of several weeks in Washing
ton.
The Henrico County Court was IN ses-
sion yesterday considering ohancery mat
ters.
The Hastings Court was engaged yes
terday in fixing the dates Tor the trial OF
cases.
Drs. Shields and Bosher have arrived in
New York from Europe and will reach the
city Saturday.
Captain and Mrs. Thomas Mclaughlin
have returned from their trip to New York
and Connecticut.
Messrs. +. Cuthbert, James p. Wood,
and Clarence Werner nave returned from
the White Sulphur.
Miss Lizzie Walker. who has been quite
i'll at her home. No. 3 north BelVidere
street, is improving.
Captain j. II. Redwood, of Steamer Com
pany No. /. is able TO be out, but has not
assumed command of the company.
Mrs. f. b. Becton, of Kinston, n. c., is
spending a few days with her sister-in-law,
Mrs. S. b. West, No. 1881 east Clay street.
Messrs. Lewis Ginter, John Dunlop, J.
Arents, and A. Thierman, of Richmond,
were registered at the Hsrdids Paris bu-
reau on Wednesday.
Rev. J. O. Kirk will begin revival SER
vices at Howard's-Groye Baptist church
next Sunday night. He will be assisted by
Rev. Mr. Gay. of King William.
Mr.. ". Sherwood dc Wolf, formerly of
Bristol, X. l., and late of Richmond, left
Wednesday night for st. Louis. Mo,
where he will make his future home.
The third of the series of meetings OF
local union of the Christian Endeavor So
cieties of Richmond will be held at Mar
shall-Street Christian church tonight.
The following conyicts were received at
the penitentiery yesterday from Lou1oun
county John Denton. HOUSEKEEPING, five
years, and Arthur Mundy (colored). grand
larceny, three years.
The alarm of fire at 0 o'clock last night
was sounded from Station 43, the occa-
sion being the explosion of q lamp at the
residence of Mrs. l.. n. G. Lee, sos south
Pine street. No damage.
Acca Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine. had an interesting meeting last
night when several candidates were led
across the burning sands. There were O
number of visitors present.
A letter recently received from Bishop
White states that he has improved IN
| some respects, but is still very feeble and
not free from suffering. He does not ex-
pect to attend the general convention.
The Committee on the Italian celebra-
ton of October 18th met Wednesday night
at the rooms Of the Helena Club. No. 2229
| east Main street. and further perfected
their arrangements. Mr.. J.. Salomonski was
added to the committee.
Rev. John w. Tucker. who died a few
DAYS ago at Gatesville, n. O., married Miss
| Martha Richards, sister of Mrs. HoratIo
Marlborough. of No. 4lS4 south Pine
street, and was well known in Richmond,
where his family were frequent visitors.
The recent rains will have but little ef-
feet on the river. The reports from up
the valley yesterday afternoon showed
that the rain had ceased falling up the
James, and the water at Columbia had
only risen TO the height of three feet and
was on a standstill.
Miss Maggie Marshall, stenographer for
Mr.. c. Z. Mcclure. of the Telephone Ex-
| change, has Just returned from a very
| pleasant ten weeks visit to relatives in
| Scotland. Miss Marshall greatly enjoyed
her trip TO the land of cakes and ale. and
| is looking very we'll. Her ship was de-
tanned for two days at New York IN qua
rantine.
Mr.. John W.. Gilman, who resides at No.
9l3 west Clay street, brought TO the DIS
PATCH Office yesterday a peach grown on q
young tree in his yard which measured
lO[ inches in circumference. The tree
grew from a seed and was transplanted
about three years ago. it bore about a
bushel of peaches this year-all of them
very large.
A hay-ride was given last Monday night
by the Valley Club. of Butchertown.
Among those in che party were Misses
Nellie Ryan and sister, Lee Brophy and
sister. Mary Meade, Annie Sullivan and
| sister, Katie Burrus, and Messrs. James L.
Cunningham, Willie Murphy, ID. Halla;
main, and Richard Farrell. The party had
some excellent singing.
Mr.: L. Bottigheimer yesterday received
a telegram from Mr., Isaac Schwarz. presi-
dent of the Jewish congregation in Alex
andria, congratulating him OF the ser mon
of his son, Seymour @. B~ottigheimer. who
conducted services IN that place yester-
day. Mr.. Schwarz spoke in tho highest
praise Of the discourse. Mr.. Seymour Bot
tigheimer recently became q rabbi. ana
now holds services for any congregation
without q preacher.
MIR. 7. Wiley Davis. grand secretary OF
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia. 10. O. r..
received a telegram yesterday from Su-
preme-kepresentatiye W. +. Larabee say
ing Representative seated appeal dis
missed." Mr.. Larsbee's seat as supreme
representative was contested, and an 40
peal was taken by Richmond Lodge. No:
/. from the ruling of the Grand Lodge OF
Virginia as to who was entitled 10 vote for
supreme representatives.
General Fitzhueh Lee and Governor
Thomas G.. Jones, of Alabama, who have
been stopping az the Exchange Hotel. left
Yesterday morning for Brunswick county.
The latter went to visit relatives and 70
take q needed rest after an active cam
PIAZZA. Senator Eppa Hunton, who came
To Richmond Wednesday afternoon 70 al
dress the meeting which was to have been
held at Forest-Hml Park. left for his home
in fanquisr . few hotrs after his arrival
here.