Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-09
BRIEF CITY ITEMS.
MOVEMENTS OF RicHMoNoERs AND
THEIR FRIENDS.
Interesting Happenings Of Day 0ash.
cred by the Industrious Dispatch"
Reporters.
Mr. c. @. Holland. of Danvule. 70 n

Mr. G. q. Holland. OF Danvtle, u n
the city.
Rev. DR.. A. T., Owen, OF Portsmouth,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Robert II. Glass Jr.. OF the Lynch
burg News. has been In the city for two
or three days.
Rev. william J. Morton. OF Richmond.
is the guest OF Mr.. Powhatan Moncure.
OF Stafford.
Mr.. Thomas Yarbrough. of Albemarie
street, who has been very IN for some time
past, is improving.
Mr.. Wallace Washington. Chief Poe's
efficient clerk, leaves tonight on trip
to the Worlds Fair.
| Miss Minnie Morehead has returned to
/ the city and is again with her friends at
| Il west Grace street.
! Rev. Job Turner. the deaf mute mls-
! slonary TO the South. was In the city yes
/ terday en- route to Norfolk.
! Rev. DR.. X. H. Pitt has returned from
! Orange county. where he attended the
session OF the Goshen Association.
| Mr.. A. F.. Cords qualified yesterday IN
the Chancery Court as administrators on
the estate OF DIR. VIM. Grebe.
| Mr.. Linn Wright. of Nansemond county.
! who has been visiting friends in this city
will leave to-day for the Worlds Fair.
The Board OF PollccA Commissioners
| held their monthly meeting Thursday an
| ernoon-only routine business was trans
| acted.
| Mr. and Mrs. DR.. Charles II. Chalkiey
have returned from the Sweet Chaiybeate
| Springs, where they have been spending
the summer.
Mr.. O. 4. Cardweli. OF Columbia, =. C..
assistant General Trafhe Agent OF the
Richmond and Danville railroad, was In
the city yesterday.
Messrs. Edmund II. Cooke and w. II.
| Graveley, the Peoples party Candidates.
respectively for Goveror and Attorney
General, were In the city yesterday.
Mr.. James O'Connell. q. NJ. NJ, OF the
International Association of Machintsts.
! has returned to the city after "A ten days
trip to Chicago and the Worlds FAR.
Messrs. John II. Brame and brother,
Samuel r. Brame, two Richmond printers,
have purchased the Mountain Boomer,
a weekly paper published at Floyd va
Among the visitors at the Capital yes.
| terIay were: Il. j. Woolwine, sherin OK
| of Patrick county; w. l.. Barrett, sher-
inf OF Montgomery county; Mr.. George r.
Caskins, of Nelson.
Tho Cardwell Machine Company Is erect
ing large machine works on the corner
OF Nineteenth and Cary streets, on the
lot formerly occupied by Charles WHIT
lock as n lumber yard.
The Ashby Light Horse. Mt their meet
ing Thursday night, adopted resolu,iohs
OF respect To the memory or Mr. Whiiahi
n. Weislger, who WAS popular anu
active member OF the troop.
There WAS an interesting meeting at
Druid's Hall Thursday night. held unoer
the auspices OF Liberal Grove ana many
members OF the order were present from
the Richmond and Manchester Groves.
A slight wreck occurred on the Chesa-
peake AMI Ohio road near Providence
Forge Thursday evening, In which sew
erol cars were damaged. The passenger
! train was only delayed about two hours'
Charles Foster was arrested on Broad
! reor Ninth street early yesterday attor-
noon for being drunk and trying 10 EN-
brace several ladies'. lie was carried III
: the patrol-wagon TO the Second Poiice'
station.
Among the speakers were the following
Grand Grove officers: Grand Noble Arch'
8 w. w. Chidress; Grand Deputy {. y
r Tbon: Grand Secretary, J. A. Lipscompi
Grand Marshall. John c. Seibert; also
mast Grand Arches. Greer and Jones.
. The following unfortunates were re-
l ceIved at the penitentiary yesterday: hoo-
ert Penn (colored), from Patrick TO serve
z wears for house breaking; Annie Nowih
: (coloreD. from Montgomery 10 serve
wears for house breaking and larceny.
Miss Jennie Jones. who has been visit
, ing her brother, George O. Jones' OF ioi
edo. O.. Is now visiting friends ana reia
tiyss I'm Staunton. and before her return
home she Will visit Mrs. Lyme OF orahs'
county.
Professor W. a. Harris left Thursnay
,or waco Texas. where he goes 20 take
the chair of Greek In Baylor oivers''s
: tJis father. Professor III. II. Harris oil
, uioh,nond College, accompanied him as
> far az Cincinnati, az he Is going to
3 Chicago.
6re Theodore Whitfield and Miss
Emma c. Whitfield have Just returneo
erom tho Worlds Fair. Mr.. George w.
yvhitaeld accompanied them to Chicago
but returned to Ithaca, n. Y. where nc
. wi, continue his studies In Electrical En-
, gneerIng.
I Mr.. Irwin Weisiger, OF tne f" s"''f 80
e igation Company has Kihuiy consen'.. :.
10 reneat the excursion recently given q
= Iauestovn for the benefit or the Mai'
I Orphan Asylum. The date will be IKE
\ to-day and announced tomorrow. Thi'
. trio win be made on the Pocahontas.
a Mr. Charles J. whitlociS and Miss Mar,
NJ Naughton were united In marriage a
Or peters Cathedral Thursday evening
~ o'clock. The ceremony was per
D formed by Rev. Father Ahern and tn
e following gentlemen acted as ushsrs
z Messrs. 8. w. Taylor. (oest mani; m M
l A. Trainum. w. NJ. Rankin. and Q. w
Harris. After the marriage a receptio'
WAS rendered the newly-wedaeo paiT -
W. --t,-..... oe aho hrlle,a mnther.