Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-01

DR.. C. II. Ryland is at Dickson's, near the
White sulphur Springs.
Mr.. J. W. Hughes, a prominent contractor Of
Lynchburg, 10 In the city.
DIR, r.. Boston and Mr.. Ronald Cooke. Of Flu
wanna county, were In the city yesterday.
Commonwealth's-Att p. V. Cogbill, OF
Chesterfield, was In the city yesterday.
Messrs. r. B. snead, 7. &. Woody, and E. II.
Spence have returned from a business trip tc
Norfolk.
Mr.. John Whitman, who accidentally fell and
broke mis- collar bone last Saturday afternoon Is
somewhat improved.
The Council committees on Police and Accounts
and Printing met In regular monthly session last
| night aud transacted routine business
Miss Lottie Hartman, OF this citv, has gone tc
Brooklyn 10 visit relatives at Nc. e43 Park Place
She VIII spend portion Of the winter there.
Commander and Mrs. Pigman have returned
10 their quarters on the monitors, whore they
will be at home to their friends on Wednesdays
Mrs. NJ A. Rogers, Of Raleigh, N. c., is on q
! visit TO her son. Mr.. j. A. Rogers. No. 20 east
| Broad street, and expects 70 remain until attei
| the Exposition.
Mr.. W. S. Phillips, OF Chesterfield, was in the
/ city yesterday Mr. Phillips was at one time Q
| resident OF Richmond and was Superintendent oi
| the City Almshouse many years ago.
The widow OF John England, who was killed by
| the breaking OF brake on the Chesapeake ano
\ Ohio railway short while ago, has received
| $4,000 damages from the company.
=The ambulance was called yesterday morning
| at 4:30 O'Clock to the First Police-station 70
| white woman whose leg had been broken lusl
above the ankle accidentally. She was taken tc
| the almshouse for treatment.
Among the Virginlans who win be on Colonel
| qarneIt's staff In the night pageant OF october
| 18th, at the Columbian celebration IN Chicago
| are Messrs. Charles q. Williams, Norman v
Randolph, and J. Randolph Tatum.
| The earnings OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad Company for August, 1892. were
| S2S,157.SS; expenses, s19,o73.e3. and the
| earnings of the Petersburg Railroad Company
| for the same month we're S30, ,714.49; expenses
| S27, 1925.
The following suits were instituted in the Cir
| cult Court yesterday: John =. VIM against g.
| w. VIM & Co. for S1,271 j. j. Dickinson, FOL
| the benefit OF Robert +. Luck, Jr., against John
| r. Day and Charles COmstock for s17o.1O
I tho Bergner Engel Brewing Compsny agains
| William and Lena Pohlman for $3.50.
The Richmond Howitzers and the various com
| panies OF cavalry aad infantry who VIII take
| part in the presentation OF the Battle OF the
| Crater had rohearsal at the Exposition
| Grounds Thursday night Tho scenery hai
| already been put In position for the entertain
| ment and the shrubOery has been planted.
| Mr.. Joseph N. Fourqurean met with painful
accident Thursday evening while driving 70 his
| residence In the northern suburbs. While on
the yiaduct his horse SHE'D and ho was thrown
| over the dash-bo Ono arm was broken, and
he was slightly scratched about tho face. Mr.
4 Fourqurean. though suffering considerable pail
| yesterday, was at his store as usual
Miss Minnie II. HIechler and Mr.. w. Newton
| Gentry we're married Thursday afternoon at
/ o'clock at the home OF the bride, on the Nc
chsnicsville turnpike. Rev. Leroy j. Phaup,
! the Howard's-Groye church performed the cere
| rnony while Mr. Archer III. Hecaier acted al
best man and Mr.. Walker Jeter "a usher. Aftel
! tue marriage a reception was held. Mr.. nnt
Mrs Gentry left on the northern train for an OK
tended trip.