Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-12

| Mr.. j.. III. Kemp, OF fulton bul. IS back
from Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
Miss Lou Gilmer has returned from
Philadelphia after an extended visit.
Mrs. p. s. Rice left Thursday afternoon
to visit friends in Norfolk and vicinity.
Mr.. James Hartley and sister have re-
turned from the White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. G.. c. Poindexter left Yesterday on
the Old Dominion steamer for New York.
Mr.. John Page left Thursday on a
business trip through the mountains OF
| Virginia.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Claytor is spending the
| month Of August at his old home, III Bed
ford City.
Mrs. Charles Riley returned yesterday
| after O very pleasant visit 20 her pa rents,
at Sunnyside.
Miss Maria f. Harris. of west Cary street.
will leave Monday for two-months' trip
| TO the mountains.
Miss saIlie Daily left Tuesday for Chi
| oago to attend the Worlds Fair. She will
| be gone two weeks.
Mr.. Joe Fall who has been quite i'll at
! the residence Of his bTother-in-law, L. j.
| Enright, is out again.
| Miss DELHI Mountcastle. sister of Alder
| man Mountcastle. has returned after a
pleasant visit to friends in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. William Pemberton will
/ leave to-day for the White Sulphur
! Springs and later on will visit the Worlds
| Fair.
Captain W. Mosby and sister, Miss Mat
tie Mosby. are visiting friends in Caroline
| county and will visit q number Of water
| ing places.
Little Frederick S. Dance, who died on
| Wednesday at the residence Of his parents,
| S14 China street, was the son OF u. j. and
Ida b. Dance.
Captain Cunningham has returned with
| the men employed ON the James river i'm
provement work after having spent very
| pleasant time fishing.
James Thornton (oolored) was arrested
| and lodged in the Third Police Station yes
| terdav. charged with stealing bag of
flour from John L. Anderson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles W. Goddin left
yesterday for Old Point. They will 90
| from there 10 Washington and return
! about the middle of next week.
d. II. Dixon. q white man recently con-
! yicted in the Hastings Court OF this city
| OF grand larceny, was sent to the penlten-
| tIary yesterday TO serve two years.
Rev. Father Frioli writes that he has
/ been greatly benefited by the climate Of
| California and Is fast recovering his health.
| He will return home some titnein October.
Misses Araminta Smith. Myrtle Smith,
| Florence Holland and Nellie Black, and
| Messrs. James and Lee McBain ana Andrew
Page have collected $3.50 for the Ice Mis-
| sion.
The Children Of Mary will go 10 holy
! communion 10 body at the 7-o'clock mass
next Sunday. In the afternoon au address
| will be delivered to them by one OF the
reverend fathers of the Cathedral.
Miss Julia d. Baille, daughter of W. II.
| Baliie, of Buena Vista, but formerly OF
! Richmond, Is spending part OF her vac.-
| ton with her aunt. Mrs. J. Watson ri IL
| hips 1907 west Main street.
Mr.. ]. r. Price and daughters. Mabel G..
| and Mrs. A. j. Clarke, left the city last
week for the Worlds Fair. Returning,
! they will visit relatives OF Allegheny, AL
| toona and other northern cities.
Hiss Maud Stokes, daughter of Mr.. G.
! p. Stokes, has been quite Ill at Mr. PAGES
county residence IN Aibemarle, out she
was reported much better yesterday. Her
mother went up few days ago to visit
| her.
|
Bunfll qualified as administrator OF the
estate of Bridget Bunfll, deceased, and
| W. g. and L. NJ. Long qualified as admin
! istrators Of the estate of Mrs. III. II. Long.
| deceased.
Two sons of Mr.. Joseph Bryan have
been Ill with tyohoid-fever for several
| weeks. One of them is now greatly I'M
! proved and the condition OF the other one,
| thought very critical, was regarded as
! slightly more hopeful last night.
DR.. George F. Keesee. who has been at
| tending the annual session OF the state
| Dental Association at Charlottesville, re-
| turned home last evening. lie was re-
| elected secretary of that organization. de
| has held this position about twenty years.
The Tuckahoe Farmers Club will hold
| their regular meeting next "Wednesday at
| Chatsworth, the home OF MIR. X. Is Chat1n.
| The agriculturists and such friends as MIR.
| Chsfip has invited 10 meet them will as
semble at bis splendid farm at noon OF
| that day.
| John jefferson, q colored man residing
| on Clark street. who had his leg broken
| by falling at Rockbridge Alum Springs,
| was brought home Thursday. His condi-
| ton is somewhat improved. He extends
his thanks TO the people about the motel
| who were kind TO him after his accident.
There was still alarm of fire from Box
7 shortly after IL O'clock yesterday morn
ing, the cause being the ignitlng of some
waste oil at RuegeFs, corner Ninth aud
Bank streets. number OF hremen hnr-
! red 10 the restaurant and put out the
/ blaze. The damage was very tritiing.
An entertainment was given at their
! residence at Powkatan by Judge ana Mrs.
! William Pope Dabney on the occasion OF
the visit TO them of their sons, Percy and
/ Madison. who for some years nave resided
in Portland, Ore. About seventy people
were present and enjoyed themselves
greatly.
William Richardson and Alexander Pat
terson, two colored mon, we're arrested yes
terday charged with entering the dwell,
ING. house of Mr.. Joseph Levy, No 100 east
Msrshall. and stealing a lot of lead pipe.
The thieves entered the house night be-
fore last and cut the pipe out, leaving the
water running.
The shaft-mule OF q dray containing a
| 5. OO0- pound block OF granite tell down on
| Tenth and Main streets yesterday az noon.
| The animal fell Under the tremendous
weight of the stone. and was oaoly cut
about the legs by the shafts OF tho venice.
| Two other mules were also nitcneo 10 Tue
dray when the accident occurred
one of the delivery wagons OF the Great
| Atlantic anu AtN NVsf'NJ
slightly damaged by being capsized on
| Cary street yesterday morning; The cause
OF the accident was that one Ct the wheels ses
throwing the driver out. he managed 10
hold the horse and keep him from running
away. The driver was not hurt
In the Police Court Thursday morning
Justice Crutobfield said that seven cases
had recently been taken over BIS head
20 the grand Jury Of the Hastings Court
only TO be dismissed, and not tia, Captain
Guigon, the acting Oommonwealtns Az.
tnroev carried them up. 1t appears that
some OF the cases were carried to tho Illus,
tings Court while Captain Guieon was nos
attending TO the duties OF the once. th ho
cause for these remarks was that after tne
Justice had fined Andrew Girolami 20 Tor
an assault upon w. P. Thnrston. CAPTAIN
| Gnigon said be considered that the ASSAULT
was malicious and would report the case
10 the grand jury. Mr.. ID. G. Richardson
as counsel for the Italian. gave those as
sembled the benefit of his views. but no
$500. .yas ynanffeatAd and tho gentle