Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-29
Personals and Briefs

Mrs Flora Martin and daughters OF this city,
are visiting In Washington.
Colonel W. w Gordon ia stll confined TO his
house by a very stubborn attack OF dyspepsia
Mrs. Robert Hooking, Of Birmingham, Ala, is
visiting Mrs II. l.. 1raylor at 3Ol north IHeHth
street.
The JVus'rnted Neus, Of New York, pub
fishes n cut OF is Richmond correspondent, mr.
John ". Starke.
fhe forty-hours' devotion berins at Sacred
Heart church November 9th, ana continues un-
I'll the following Sunday.
The pipes for supplying the Male Orphan Asy-
lum with water have been placed along Carter
street and viii soon be laid.
Rev. w. l. Jolly, pastor Of Randoph-Street
Baptist church, Is " AT home" 10 ms friends AT
No. 1879 west Cary street
Mr. John s. Munce. the southern agent OF
Kingan & Co., will next week leave ior prlel
trip 10 his old home, at Belfast Ireland
Mrs. Nj. f. Roberto Of Charlottesville. who has
been visiting IN the CRY for the past week. re-
turned 10 her home yesterday afternoon.
Blshop Van de vyver. who administers tho rite
Of confirmation In Alexandria tomorrow, Will
confirm class NJ 81. PGtricks church. this city,
next Sunday night.
Mrs. r. NJ. Carson and Mrs. Minor Lyle and
family have returned to their home, IN Lynch-
burg, after pleasant VISIT 10 the MISSES hoore'
OF west Franklin street.
Rev. Father Charles Donahoe, OF Newport
News. was on a visit 10 tho city this week, also
| Rev Fathers OFerral, OF feterspurg' anu
Nghtheart, of Baltimore.
Charles Dorcas (colered), was received at the
noritentiory Yesterday from Augusta county TO
serve term Of two yenrs ana ihfee honths iV4
| hOuseOreaking and larceny.
Messrs. r. Wiley Davis and Fritz sitterdinC
| win meet today az noon nj Fords Hotel ana
| estimate the damages from the recent IRE. Inc
| loss is fully covered by insurance
The newiy-appointed United States MARSHALL.
| C. Clarke. has gone TO Abingdon 20 quamv De-
| fore Judge Hughes and will Immediately there
| alter enter upon tue discharge OF his duties.
Sergeant George w. Epps. Of the Third Police
stat ton has in his possession a locket which pc
| found in tho EXposition-Grounds. IL has me
| initials, probably OF the owner engraved on H.
Kev. John Jasper. the well-known coOred d.
vine Of this CITY, has been invited 10 deliver me
| oneninc address at the cOlored state Fair OF
| North Carolina, to be held az haie'sh heAt
| month.
| The Workingmen's Democrats Club OF Clay
| Ward will hold an important meeting to-nlghi
| at Belyidere Han. There VIII De seVeiel locti
| speaker present and full attendance Ii espe-
| cially desired
| Nocsses were tried in the Hastings Court yes
| terday. the services Of Colonel Spotswood, Com
| monWealths Attorney, being required at the
| police Court, where the james Ryan inyestga-
| ton was going on
The Washington Poet Of yesterday says Mr..
and Mrs. p. II. Mayo spent a Few hours IN th9
| city on Thursday, en- route TO tneh hicnlnohu
| home. having recently left their beautiful coun-
| try seat " Powhatan," Clarke comfy va.
The Chesapeake and Ohio statement for the
| three months embracing July, August, ana sep
temoer is as follows Gross ea err an $500
ings, s557, 900. Al fixed charges Tor THIS PERIOD
| s7Ol,000; surplus, S251,Ooo.
Tho markets were unusually well supplied
| vestarday-hares sold for % and SOC. apiece )
wild turkeys sl.25 apiece; ducks 81 20 per pair,
| AMI venison l2i6c per pound. oysters, nsh,
| VEGETABLES, ana fruits command tho usual prices
| prevailing at this season OF the year.
An interesting game AZ football was played
on the Lee Monum ent grounds yesterday AFTER
| noon between McGul res School Second team
and the Grace-street Team. score: aeuu.so -
| 4 touchdown by HARRISON: Grace-Sreet' ":
| The features OF the game were the loog runs OF
| Harrison lMcGuire's) ana Brooks tGrace-Streep'
Two thirtY-minute halves wore played.
Major james D. Patton, who attended the Hill
meeting in LynchOurg, has returned TO the city
| and saws Senator Hill made splendid impres-
| sion al tho demopstratio He told Major Pat
ton that the State Of New York was az certainly
democratic this tino as. Virginia, and that ne
did not believe there was anything uhaeF INC
sun that could prevent Cleveiand's election.
Grand.Master Peasants has issued circular
letter 70 the members OF the Grand Lodge an
nouncing tho death Of Grand Treasurer VIII
liam I. Allen, in Which he pays graceful ana
heartfelt tribute 10 that popular gentleman. In
the same circular he announces tho appoint
ment Of John h. Mayer, Past Master OF fraternal
Lodge. No. SO, 10 the ONCE Of grand secretary "a
iafeyifn.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Lynch, who were married
IN Baltimore on the 20tn OF this month. have re-
turned 10 their future home, In West Point. Va.
Rev. T. /. s. Tressel OF ST. Peters Evangelical
Lutheran church, pronounced the words that
made tho couple cue, and the ceremony was
perlormed az the residence OF Captain Winam
Jorss. No 2l5 south Chester street. The groom
IL a prominent engineer OF the Richmond and
Danyilie road His bride, who was Miss Laura
| Nj Romer, Is a native OF Richmond. She mas
| been rcsding In the Monumental City for seve-
| raj months past.