Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-07
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The First Virginia Regiment will be inspected
| tonight.
Mrs salIio L. Kritzcr loft Monday to visit rcla-
| tives IN Danyilie.
Mr. Edward II. Fisher is still confined to his
| house by sickness.
| Rev. Or. william L. Judkins, who has been
| sick. is improving.
Mr.. Lyon G. Tyler, president OF william and
| Mary College, is IN tho city.
The foundation plan OF the new state Library
was being staked of yesterday.
Mr. W. II. Dean loft yesterday afternoon for
| Detroit and other western cities.
MIR. Allen G. Collins has returned from visit
| 10 Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
The Powhatan Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting at $3.50 tonight
Mr.. Richard r. Parham, Of the Petersburg
Juder-A ppe0i, WAS in the city yesterday.
Mr.. :. c. Workman, Of this city, is very sick
with fever at the Albany Inn, Albany Ga
Messrs. Charles Rose and George y. Hallsworth
| have returned from a brief visit 10 Old Point.
The work Of remodelling and enlarging the
| First National Bank building is progressing
| satisfactorily.
Tx-Concressman George Il. Bowden, OF Nor
| folk wac IN the city yesterday ana VisHed the
| cuftOW-house.
There was secret meeting Of The Farmers
| Alliance Of HenucO hold at the county court
house yesterday.
Mr.. william 4. Dabney, manager OF the West
ern Union telegraph Company here, spent the
Fourth in NOriOlk.
In tho City Circuit Court yesterday j. II.
Dickinson & Co. Instituted sait against L. +.
Johnston for s4OO.
Miss Laura Davis. of Columbia, will leave TO
day Tor Chen Wilton, where she VIII spehd the
rest of the summer.
Il is expected that Mr. Morris's force will be
through making the extra copies OF Inc direct
tax lists In about a month.
Robert II. steger qualified in the Chancery
Court yesterday az administrator Of the estate
OF Mary Valentine MOseley.
The police and letter-carriers will play the
deciding game Of baseball rs Island Park to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
The pile Of granite paving blocks on Twelfth
street between Main ani Franklin IS as unsighty
az 70 is incOnycnient 10 drivers.
There will be meeting Of The young men OF
the Gernan-AWerican Association tonight 10
make arrangements for picnic.
Tho foundation Is being prepared Cor a large
new building on the north side OF Main street
between Fourteenth and Fiftoonth.
The Moore Memorial Sunday school Will have
its annual picnic az staples Pond to-day. Tho
train will leave Elba promptly at a. III.
Mr. W. II. sadler has returned from Fluvanna;
His brother, Mr. Il. K. Sadler, ~ Baltimore VIII
remain in tho country few days longer
The Hoyitzers will give the third Of their
Thnfsdoy-uight uoonlignts 70 Warwick Park to-
night. TO all who 90 pleasant evening Is as
surcd.
Mr. q. Burton MOuntcastle, the retiring leader
of the Blues Band, has been presented by his
late comrades with beautiful gold badge suita-
bly, Inscribed.
Mr. NJ. F. Peasants, clerk Of the United States
Circuit Court. has gone North TO have COLI
ference with Mr.. Huidekoper, one Of the Dam
vile receivers.
Mr. c. Macon and Mr.. J. Z. Paul, Of OIL
City, Pa are in the city. They are furniture
manufacturers and we're burned out at the iats
ire IN that city.
The granite used In the construction Of tho old
county Jail il being worked into the new building,
ana Il pronounced by the constructor to be OF
excellent quality.
a remedy for the humping noise made at
Seventh ana Franklin streets by the Manchester
electric cars would be appreciated by the rest
dents Of that vicinity.
The funeral Of Mr. james j. Jennings, an old
ana respected citizen OF Clay ward, toox place
from the Pine-Streot Baptist church yesterday
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock.
Joppa Lodge, No. 40, A. F. and A. NJ, Is called
20 meet at the Masonic Temple tonight at $50
for Work. The craft will no called from labor TO
refreshmont about 10 o'clock.
Mr. David Il. Davis. Of this city, who for the
past eight months has had charge OF tho Postal
Telegraph Company at Aiken, ;. C.i Is nero On
a yisit 10 friends aud relatives.
Rev. DR.. N. d. Hoge has returned from North
Carolina. whore on Sunday he dedicated the new
church az Oxford and on Monday night and
Tuesday forenoon preached In Henderson,.
Mayor j. Taylor Enyson leaves the city this
afternoon for Danyille TO attend tho Cleveland
ana Stevenson ratincat'on-meeting 10 be held
there tonight, at which he Will DO one ol the
speakers.
Enterprise Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ, will give
moonlight excursion 20 Dutch Gap tonight.
The Ariel viii leave her wharf nj 40 There
will be good music aud an abundance OF re-
freshments.
Tho Academy Of Medicine and Surgery met On
TUESDAY night and discussed the subject,
"Asiat,c Cholera" Those participating IN tue
debate we're Drs. Thomas j. Moore and w. W.
Parker and Mr.. Hugh Blair
The remains Of Mr.. William Plummer Grotter,
who died a; Waterbury, Conn. on the Atm, VIII
reach tAis city at $50 this morning ora tho kich.
mond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac road, and
the funeral services and interment Will be at
Hollywood.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company Tor May, 1892, we're $780,
92S.4l, and expenses $lO.l94.o@ ana TIE
earnings Of the Petersburg Railroad company
peLses S37,Sl7.3o.
The Ohio Association OF Daily Newspapers
will reach this city Saturday night pa the Cneta-
peake and Ohio railway, stay over here sunday,
ana 10 ON TO Old Point Mondey morning. They
will leave on a special ana hold their business
meetings ca the train.
There we're Two new convicts received at the
peuitentiary yesterday as follows: Thomas
Swetnan Giios Kits (colored). Montgomery
county, voluntary manslaughter, three years:
Abionia Smith (colored), Richmond. stealing
from person, one year.
Mr.. Forrest c. Bailey, a well-known and popu-
,ar police oniccr in the Second District, and Miss
n. b. Tylor, Of church Hill, were m arried in
Washington on Tuesday. After a ten days
bridal trip 70 Norfolk and Virginia Beach they
viii return 10 Richmond 70 reside.
Mcssrs. o. Herbert Funston, John s. Harwood,
X. Henry Harwood, William +. Harwooi, j. u.
Elan, Hampton Fleming, and Mr.. Beveridge
have returned from Old Point, where on the
Fourth thoy spent several hours hshine, and
caught 53s trout, sea-bass, spot. hogfish. &c.
The street-sweeper Is an unmtisatod nuisance
when used before tho streets have been well
sprinkled. About 7:30 O'Clock yesterday evening
II WAS again being most energetically smps0yed
In covering Main-street pedestrians with dust.
Asa mach,ne for throwing the ART from the road
way 70 the cnrbing II ID immense.
Mr.. William West. state secretary Of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian Eaceayor,
lelt on the 7:0h II. NJ. train Tuesday for New
York, 10 attend tho eleventh international con-
yeafion % this Organization. which meets Al the
Madj,op-sauarc 8asden to-day. The conven-
on VIII continue In session three days. and VIII