Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-04
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP CLEAN
60 BY DISPATCH REPORTERS.
o,,.s,va,,ons nm the streets--Court Notes
Personal Points and Wher MAT
,er. Of Local Interest.

at l0s east Main street.
Mrs. ]. C. Minson has returned nome
ofter a nleasapt yisit of three weeks 10
Newport News and Norfolk
nv Al. n. Allen and sister. Ida Lee,
have returned home after yerJ pleasant
trin 10 Washington aud Baltimore.
Grand. Master w. II. Peasants is the
c,,ast ~ MIR. MONTGOMERY West, on Grace
Street between Laurel and Shnfor.
A1;ss Cora Traylor, OF Twenty fourth
o4xact has left tho CITY TO spend week
win her friend. Miss Whitlock, of Curtis.
Miss Rosa Hampton has been engaged as
oroauist for Denny-Street Methoalst Epl4-
copal church, of which Kew. ". A. Laugh
on is pastor.
Tho ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will meet IN
the parlors OF the building lueSuay noih-
ing at IL O'Clock
MIRA Thomas W. boswell and daughters.
cf HulldeId, Hanover county. are spending
the winter at Mrs. Cham berlayne's. No. 6lO
east Grace street
William Jackson (colored) was received
at the penitentiarY yesterday from rage
comfy TO serve term of one year for
unlawful woundlng.
a meeting or the DohTu VI llHcttolo VI
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be held in the board-room tuesday
evening at $40 o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. W. Strother Smith. United
States navy, are spending the month OF
December with the formers mother, Mrs.
NJ. s. Smith, 912 east Leigh street.
Mr.. Oscar Holmes, of 502 Louisiana street
shot and killed large buck near Seven
D,uac on Mr. Holmes has Killed
three deer within the past ten days.
The Wost-End Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet tomorrow alter
noon at $3.50 O'clock az the mlsson-rooms,
corner of Main and Lombardy streets.
Mrs. William II. Wesiger, No. 1907 west
Main street who has been from home for
several weeks on trip through the New
England States, has returned to the city.
Tasso. the beautiful water spaniel that
bit the little daughter of Mr.. Edgar Is.
White, was shot by order of Mr.. A. Jetf.
Vaughan by Officer Parkinson, OF the First
District.
The school trustees of Brookland Dis
triot. Henrico county, met at the county
courthouse yesterday. Nothing OF I'M
portance was transacted except to issue
warrants for the payment OF the teachers
salaries.
Special deputy marshals for elections are
appointed by the chief marshal instead Of
by Judge Hughes. as enormously stated IN
the DISPATCH several days ago. The Judge
names the supervisors, but not the deputy
marslals.
Mr.. NJ. s. Dicken, of the Hotel Chicola,
Anderson, s. c., has been called TO Hen
rico county in consequence of the illness
Of his father, Mr.. Thomas n; Dicken, one
OF the oldest and most highly-esteemed
citizens Of Henrlco.
Tom Harvey and John Frishby (both
colored) were arrested in the First District
last night, charged with stealing an over
coat from q man named Faulkner ana
fifteen felt hats from A. Greenwald. 1hey
were confined IN the First Police Station.
The Sheltering Arms will get possession
of their new quarters, the Grant building,
on Clay street between Tenth and Eleventh,
in September. improvements VIII be
made which will transform the property
into a modern hospital in every respect.
The prlce paid fox the building was Sl2,75O.
The Thurman Democratic Club had an
enthusiastic meeting Friday night. One
hundred and eleven members were pres
| emit 1t was decided TO attend tho Inausu-
ration of President Cleveland on the Atm
| of March next. They expect to be mounted
| and Will ship their horses from Richmond.
A very quiet but pretty home-wedding
| took place last "Wednesday morning at the
| brides residence, 306 west Main street.
| when Rev. W. w. Landrum united in mar
| rage Mr. Henry Chapman, OF Saltvllle,
| Va, and Mss Eva NJ. Turner. They left
| Immediately after the ceremony to visit
| several northern cities before returning 10
their home. in Saltyllle.
The Commercial Union Association Com
| pany and the Western Assurance Compa-
| ny, both represented by Mr.. Jullus straus'
| and the II ONE Insurance Company, repre-
| sented by MIR. L. l.. Alfriend, and the Viz
| Cinia Fire and Marine Company. OF this
| city. have settled their loss IN full 10 the
| Goodman Manufacturing Company as per
| proof of loss furnished by the Goodman
| company to them.
Temple Lodge, No. 9, n. b. .Clapp wor-
| shipfui master, held its regular meeting
| Friday night. The Fellowcrafts degree
| was conferred on two candidates, one of
| them being a Well-known railroad passen-
ger man. Most of the Grand Working
Committee were present. ReY. III. Car
| michael, worshlpful master of Lodge of
| Strict Observance. No. 207, and chaplain
| of Temple Lodge. being called upon for
| an address, made some interesting AMI In
| struotive remarks,
THE Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
| Society of Centenary church has elected
| the following officers President, John ID.
Mutrell; Vice-President. George b. VIII
son; Secretary. Miss Lizzie Winston; Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Annie Lee
SNYDER Treasurer. Miss Florence Laugh
| ton: Chairman of Lookout Committee.
| Miss Georgia G. Vest Prayer-Meeting,
Miss Lutte Roberts; Social. Miss Jennie
| Sledd. Music. Mrs j. d. NurTOl: Mis-
| sjopary. Miss Florence Laughton; Junior
Endeavors. MISS Lizzie Winston. The So
ciety will give sociable to the young peo-
pie of the congregation next Tuesday
night in the lecture-room OF the church.