Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-07

there yesterday from Richmond: rrapk
Athern. Imperial. g. ID. Christian. Wind
sor; NJ Lyde, Contincu.d. ~. ~. s'essns'
u. r. ID. Myers imperial; Misses kta'ing'
Miss Haney, Mrs. J. Lyons. ST. James W.
W. Russell, Rods RS.
Mr.. w. r. Gale, one OF the popular
East-Epd citizens. will leave To-Day iar
Roanoke. 90 accept position with tne
Hammond Printing Company OK that CITY,
The ladies OF ifla;y Methodist Church
will give n moonlight excrfsio1 ID Lntsh
Gap tonight on the steamer Pocahontas
whe steamer will ieave hv. wharf at
J.. NJ.
Mrs. l.. II. Jeffries. OF Churchill, ana
her two daughters. Goldie and Ruth. nave
returned 10 the city after spending nse
weeks in the mountains and valleys OK
virginia.
A car hauling stone for the foundation
OF The jefferson ran down against an
abutment at the end OF the track Tuesday
evening with such force as TO knock a
truck loose.
Mr.. l.. c. Mable and family leave this
morning for East Lexington. ana after
spending two weeks there will come to
| Gladstone where they Will make tner
future home. ..s.
Ida y. King qualified In the Cnanc.T
Court yesterday as Administrative on tNs
estate OF w. j. King. deceased, and VIA.
II. Weisiger as administrator on the eshee
OF VIM. b. Weisiger. deceased.
Mr.. Francis J. Columbus, OF New
| York. Is visiting friends and relatives N
| this CITY. Mr. Columbus is a son OF urc
popular confectoner who resided In
! Richmond up to a few wears ago.
| Mr. c. T.. Ashburner. the manager OF
| Major Ginter's farm. was painfully inJur'
! ed yesterday while blosting rock on the
| place. A quantity OF powder eapiodei
and burnt him severely on the hands and
| face.
Mr. Richard T. Rlddick and bride. who
have been visiting friends and relatives
in this city. will return TO WASHINGTON to-
day. Mr. Riddick is the SON OF the late
James f.. Riddlck. and has been heartily
welcomed by his friends.
| Messrs. Miller C Rhoades will soon en-
| large their place OF business on Broad
street by taking I'm the store recently oc-
| cupied by Mr. Sublett. When the change
\ Is made, as II soon viii be, this hrm viii
have one OF the most attractive stores on
/ Broad street.
There will be n match race trotted at
| Jassiter's track. on Mechanlcsville Turp-
| pike near the Toll Gate this afternoon Mt
O'Clock. An interesting race may be
| expected. for the match Is between two
| well-k trotters. and their owneis
| are popular turf men.
| Richmond Council. No. L Jr. o. u. a.
| NJ had well attended meeting Tues
| day night. State Vice Counsellor q. ".
| Gordon. Deputy State Counsellor DAVIS
| Bottoms and large number of visitors
| were present Addresses were made by
! the State officers and others.
Colonel John Bell Bigger has COM
menced the distribution of the Southern
! Governors Pamphlet. which was issued IN
persuance OF the agree Gcnt OF the South
ern Governors Convention held In this
city last spring. 10 contains articles
descriptive Of the resources of virginia.
Arkansas. South Carolina and Alabamo.
and each State is entitled TO 10000 copies.
Miss Kate Leef. OF Alexandria. who has
been visiting Misses Goodwin and Hudson
OF Venable street. has left for home
Misses Frances l.. Crouch. Lucie IA
Temple and Mamie Harrison left yester-
dav for an extended tour. They VIII
spend several days at the Worlds Fair
ana will return by Niagara and New
| York.