Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-19

Judce N. S. Turnbull, of Brunswick, IS
In the city for few days with hon. John
jackson. LOG south Third street.
Cadet George wcinbrunn. of Blacksburg
College who wac called home by the death
of his father, returned yesterday.
Miss Wheeler, daughter of Major A. NJ.
Wheeler. of Buffalo, n. Y, is visiting Miss
Annie Barber, Eighth and Leigh streets
Adiutant- General James Mcdonald, who
has been sick for several days, has now re-
covered aud is able to attend to the duties
of his Office.
Drs. Frank Steel and +. T. Baker will
leave for Philadelphia TODAY to attend the
annual convention of the League OF Ameri-
can Wheelmen.
Rev. George Leonard CLANCY will preach
this evening at 4 o'clock IN Belvldere Hall
on a text proposed by Thomas Jefferson
eighty years ago.
The marriage of Mr.. A. NJ. Meyer, of this
city. and Miss Bertha Abrahams: OF New
York, will take place at Victoria Hall, New
York, on Tuesday next.
DR.. j. A. White has returned from New
York, where be has been as delegate
from Virginia to the meeting OF the Sons
Of the American Revolution.
The West-End Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold its regular meet
ING al the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. William w. Netherlsnd, of the
Richmond and Danville railroad, Washing
ton, ID. c., is in the city on visit to his
old home after an absence of five wears.
Miss Hennie NJ. Weymouth, of north
Fifth street. has returned home after a
three months visit to her brother, DR..
John II. Weymouth, of Beverly. w. Va.
There will be a regular meeting of Liber-
tas Lodge of Perfection, No. s, A. and A.
Scottish Rite. at st. Adams Hall next Mon
day night. Several petitions for the April
class will be presented
Mr.. Robert Brydon. of Danville. and
Mr.. T. Ashby Miller. of Richmond were
Yesterday appointed by the Governor
members OF the State Board OF Pharmacy
for term Of FIVE years.
Daniel Bradford. ST., who has been o
resident OF Richmond for the last thirty
wears, and father of Thomas II. Bradford,
printer, is lying dangerously Ill at hls
residence, 81 west Marshall street.
The Walker Light Guard will leave for
Washington TO attend the inauguration OF
MIR Cleveland on Friday night. March Sd.
The hour for their departure has not yet
fifty men.
The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Henry Dean,
whose death at the advanced age of 50
wears was announced in yesterdays DIS
PATCH, will take place from the Marshall
Street Christian church at $3.50 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Fulton property is enhancing in value
very much. Last spring Messrs. Jackson
Brandt d Co. sold lots in that locality at
81 per foot and have recently made sales
of the same land tor building purposes at
SO per foot.
The Baptist City Missionary Society will
hold its monthly meeting with the Grove
Avenue church this afternoon at 1880
O'Clock. Good music and short talks may
be expected. These meetings are for both
men and women.
In the list of post graduates in Tues
days DISPATCH the standing of Misses
Myrtle Verscr and Florence Meyer was En-
dctiy the same, but as the names were writ
ten in alphabetical order Miss Meyers
name was placed first.
The Executive Committee of the Vir-
GINA Agricultural Society. and Colonel
John Murphy have agreed upon three gen.
klemen who will meet Monday and arbi-
Kate the matter of settling the shortage
account Of the recent Exposition.
During the storm of Friday evening o
re of the Fire Department circuit fell
ross an electric.light wire at the corner
Fourth and Broad streets, thereby
Eniug out eight or ten gongs Of the de-
tment. The damage probably amount
to S75.
ohn Everett, who was convicted In
folk county September, 1878, for muir
in the second degree and sentenced to
penltentiaryfor eighteen years, was par
he'd by Governor Mckinney yesterday.
e was released on account of his old age
nd failing health.
In notice of the assembly held in the
uaker City on the 10th, which was a bril-
ant affair, Philadelphia paper SAYS
mong the fair strangers Miss Irene Lang
prne. of Richmond, new beauty and
end of Miss Effie Gubb. easily carried
the honors of the evening.
MIR. Tom Washington, the drummer for
Alsop, Mosby Il Co., who. as was published
hn yesterdays DISPATCH, narrowly escaped
drowning in the Dan river on Thursday
night, has not yet been heard from. 1t is
/ expected that he will report to his house
at once, as he lost his samples.
George Lathrop. Howard Holland. NAL
comb Shackelford, Connie Myers, George
Derbyshire, John Coke, Blythe Moore,
son, and Moore Lathrop are getting up an
Easter minstrel which will be given OF
Belvidere Hall for charitable purposes
after Easter.
The committee Of the Grand Camp Con-
federate Veterans of Virginia. charged with
preparing or having prepared and pub
lished school history of the late war for
use IN the southern schools, will meet at
the Exchange Hotel at noon on the 22d of
I'll oha;x g
the committee.
Mr.. Edgerton s. Rogers has purchased
the Spots residence, formerly the Coaitcrr
place, on the corner of Third and Canal
streets. Mr.. Rogers expects to erect some
handsome residences on this property.
The price paid was $4,000. The sale was
made through Messrs. jackson Brandt IL
Co.
Mr.. @. A. Crawford has returned from
Atlantic City. where no represented
Granite Council, No. 29, of this city. in
the Supreme Council of the Legion OF
Red Cross, which adjourned Wednesday.
MIR. Crawford was, elected supreme vice;
commander and Mr.. Joseph II. Shepherd
supreme commander for the State of Vir-
gina.
District Grand Lodge, No. 8, of the or.
der Of Hesper Spell Barrel, whose jurisdic-
ton extends from Pennsylvania to Texas.
will meet IN annual session in Baltimore
next Sunday. MIR. L. A. Ezekiel will at
tend as the representative of Hitler
Lodge, Of Richmond. The Grand Lodge
will DO handsomely entertained by the
Baltimore lodges.
Tha annual meeting of the Peter Stumpi
Brewing Company was held Friday and
the following officers reelected: Peter
Stumpf. president; John ID. Doyle. wee
president; Joseph Stumpf, secretary and
treasurer. aud Ernest Meyer. Master
Brewer. Directors-John ID. Doyle, q. @.
Guyernator, Ernest Meyer, John Pope. +.
Sitterding, Peter Stumpf. and Joseph
Stumpf.
Mr.. w. j. Anderson and Mr.. r. G. Rem
nolds. of the Richmond Stove Company,
have purchased of Mr.. r. ii. Mayo,
through jackson Brandt & Co., the plat OF
ground opposite their factory. corner
1weuty-fifth and Nam streets. They pro-
pose TO erect o large warehouse aud show
rooms with Offices for the Richmond Stove
Company. This part Of the city is looking
up very much.