Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12

Gloucester and Middlesex snd with her sister,
Mrs. James Gwyn, ot Aobiack Bay, Mathews
county
Miss Minnie Curdts, OF Norfolk, Is visiting Miss
Ida Gray on south Twelfth street.
The condition Of Lieutenant Euksr romans
unchanged. lie was still unconscious last night
Hon. Holmes Conrad arrived In tho city last
night and is stopping at the Exchange. Ito
speaks In Manchester tonight and at oid-Mar-
ket Hall tomorrow night.
Miss Emmio McLauchlau. Of Libby Hill, left
last evening 10 visit her sister, Miss Jessie NC
Lauchlan, and the Columbian celebration a.
Ingram Institute, Halifax county, Va
Hon. r. c. Kent, Of wythe. Democratic cleo
tor at large, took yesterday from his campaign
work 10 attend the Exposition. He reports the
political outlook as even better than when the
DIsPATcH saw him two weeks ago.
II is not expected that the Methodist Con-
ference, which meets in Norfolk November 10Th,
VIII make many changes In tho Richmond
% stOrs. Rev. Dr. j. Wiley Bledsoe, OF PARK
Place. ~ the only one whose term expires By
Limitation.
Mrs. }. X. Ryan, Of Birmingham, arrived In
the city yesterday morning from Asheyillo, and
left on the James-River Division for AlbemaIle
county 10 visit her father, Mr.. Isaac Barksdale.
She viii spend few days with relatives In this
city on her return home.
Mrs l. T.. Bsrhsm. with her son Langhorne
Bsrham, OF NewsOms, Va, Is Visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. James +. Gammcn, No. 2lf north
Iyenty-slxth street. Mrs. bartam was Miss
Bessie LanghOrne, Of Smithfleld, Va, and has
many friends IN this city.
Tho new home Of the womnn's Christian A.
ISOLATION, No. I'll east Franklin street, will be
formally dedicated Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
Several OF the leading ministers OF the city VIII
be present, and pleasant programme has been
arranged for the occasion.
The jefferson Social and Literary Circle have
entered into an arrangement with the Mercan-
tile Club by which the circle will have the exclu-
siVe use OF the clubhouse parlors aud billiard
rooms on Tuesday and Thursday nights. IL ~
probable that the circle will hold its meetings at
the club hereafter
1he funeral Of Judge George p. Hughes took
place from tho residence yesterday afternoon at
) O'Clock. The services were conducted by Rev.
Or. Blecsoe and were attended ny a large num-
Dor Of lawyers and members Of the Howlt1er
Association. -Four of the latter organization
we're among the pall-bearers-
stonewau Clark aiias Burnett Brandt. young
white man charged with feloniously breaking
into the house Of Charles E Taylor and commit.
Monday and convicted, tho jury bringing in a
verdict OF two years in the penitentiary. A mo-
tion TO set aside tho verdict was continued.
Mrs. 5. T. Laughon, vito Of Rev. W. A.
Laughon is slowly recovering from her long and
serious malarial affection. But their daughter,
y
| rial-tsyer more than n week, is not vet any bet
ter, IN consequence OF which Mr.. LaughOn has
Discontinued the revival services at Denny
street church.
Mr. George W. Hawxhurst left last night TO at
2 nj the funoral OF Hon X. X. Farr which takes
| placc at mis- late home, IN Fairfax county. to-
morrow morning 9t IL o'clock. Mr.. Fairs sue
| ccssor as matrhal Will be appointed by the Pre-
sidant. The Chief Justice only has tho power e
! appoint temporarily. Sir. Havxhurst now nlli
| roaiffop nd will oqd In
superior officer.
| The ambulance was called yesterday Afternoon
| at o'clock 10 the Richmond Locomotive Work
| 20 a white man whose toe had been mashed OF
| by piece OF iron falling on Il. lie was treate'
| aud sent TO Manchester, where no resided. Ih
| Lext call vas made at 4:30 +. NJ. 10 SeYenteentl
1 street near tho elevator 10 a white woman suSer
| ing with M ep'leDtic nt. She was taken 10 III
| almshOuse for treatment.
| Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum has gone to New York &
| moet her daughter, Miss Daisy. who reached th
| Empire CRY Monday after an extended tri
| abroad. Miss Rosenbau has been travelling u
! Europe for several months IN company with he
| bro'her-iD-law, Mr. Max Guggenhoimer, an
! family, Of Lynchburg. They sailed from GenOa
| Italy, nearly two weeks ago. Tho party IL eS
| pocted in Richmond the latter part OF this week
| The following cases were tried in the Husting
| Court yesterday: Fearnasa GiaranIianq, feO
NOUS assault acquitted lsham Coleman, telC
| nious assault-hfteou days in Jail and fined on
! cent; Joseph Tucker, house-breakine and lal
| ceny-acqutted: Francis Washington, house
! breaking and larceny-six month"; IN jail an
| fined enc cent John II. Coleman. house Oreal
| ing anu larceny-six months Ia jail and fined on
cent.
The dedication Of tho WorlIs-Fair building
| will take pla:e In Chicago on October 2 2lst, bu
, IL is not yet certain whether Richmond will
! represented or not. Colonel 10 Lane stern
anxious 20 co. but up TO the present tiine
| cannOt see his way clear 10 DO 20, az he ha
| much professional ana military wOr6 which r.
| quires his immediate attention. Governor Nj
! Kinney desires the Inspect0r-General TO max
| tho trip IL possible, and has urged him 20 do -
| There will be a number OF military men Ia III
| Pork City about this time, aud Ad!utant-Gener'
| Mcdonald wishes Colonel Stern TO represeI
| him at this gathering in case the latter goes
| Chicago.