Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-08

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n while in Richmond.
Mr.. Edward Christian, Jr., Of Chicago, Is on a
visit to mis- family, on west Franklin street.
Tho United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
will meet here IN special session on Friday.
Mr. F. Uopkinson smith has sent Mr.. Roosevelt
Page a contribution Of $50 to the Rosemary
Library fund.
Nessrs. W. X. p. Simpson and i. ". MOsley, Of
Powhatop. were registered az the Tobacco E1-
change yesterday.
Mr.. Alfred Shield, Clerk Of tho city Circui,
Court, left Yesterday afternoon Tor Baltimore ~
be away several days.
Mr.. Horatio Marlborough. engineer on the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad, - on duty amer an
illness Of some weeks.
The Firemen's Relief Association held meet
ing at headquarters last night, bat nothing oi
puDlic interest was done.
Misses jamie steel and Maggie Smith have re.
turned rom Washington. where they attended
the Inauguration celebration.
Nessrs. W. c. Mcdowell ard ". =. Blei-. "a
FOrIs Hotel. have returned from Washington
where they went several days ago.
Dr. and Mrs. Cullen are AZ Old Point. Or.
Cullens health il improving and lie expects "
return TO bis practice in n few days
Nr.JB. Tree. superintendent OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, has returned iron
Washington, where no attended the inauglra-
ton.
Tho ladies' Of the Womans Exchange have
moved into their new quarters ia tue ha"es
building, at the northeast corner o. ihird ana
Franklin streets.
The Hastings Court was engaged yesterday IN
fixing the dates for the trial OF the cases during
this term. The cases Of Zimmerman AMI Marion
were SGT for the 10th instant.
The city ambulance was called TO the First Po-
lice station at 1890 A. NJ. yesterday % attend
white man who had his niger cut OIL ~ ma
chirery. lie was treated and left
The Board Of Directors Of The Young Mems
Christian Association held their regular mect-
ing IN the parlOr OF the association lass night
only routine business was transacted.
Major Lewis Ginter has offered a reward OF
$50 for the arrest and conviction OF the men or
boys who broke into the Anderson house on sun
dav last and deiaeed and destroyed chandeliers,
doors, locks, sc.
The dinner given on Foundcrs'Day by the
ladies' In charge Of Sheltering Arms Hospital
realized the sum OF 1870 for that worthy charity.
A further contribution OF Sl40 raises the busii-
ing fund TO 5000.
In the Chancery Court Yesterday John c.
Weinbrunn qualified "a administrator Of the
estate OF John A. Welnbrunn, and Mrs. Lavinia
Y. jackson qualified as eXecutri1 OF the Will Oi
Thomas &. jackson.
Mir. and Mrs. Charles Koch have issued invita-
ton 10 the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Kunig L. Koch, to Mr. Eugene j. Walton at the
First English Lutheran church Wednesday
evening, March 10th, al O'Clock.
The regular full-dress inspection of the Rich
nond LIgh'-lniantry Blues took place last nigh
with a large attendance Of members. Nearly
al the company reported for duty. and none Of
the men appeared to have experienced any III
effects from their trip 10 Washington.
fh,Ic arf.,
Grocers' Association held yesterday evening
Messrs. l.. c. Younger. ". j. Johnson, and j. L.
Antrim were appointed delegates 70 the cOnven
ton of the Southern Wholesale GrOcers Associa
ton 20 be held in 81. Louis on the I'D instant.
MIR. p. w. Phillips Mayor Of Hampton, is ir
the city. having come up 10 attend the meeting
| Of the State Executive Committee OF the lOung
! Meme Christian Association. lie Is accompaniet
| by his wife, and they are the guests Of Mr.. j
Watson Phillips, 1907 west Main street.
Or. Frank r. Steers pet grounding, whicl
| disappeared from public view last fall, returne
| 10 lis owner yesterday, and Was welcomed bl
| the young dentist with all the Joy which sucn
weather prOgnCsticatOr" merits The ii'tl
! animal originally came from the Rockbridge
/ Alum Springs.
Mr.. franklin stearns, IT.. and bride hay
| taken rooms at FOr1's Hotel, Thero they vii
| PROBABLY reside permanently Mrs stearns
| who was Miss sue Med. Green, OF Culpope
| county, is well known in Richmond society
having visited this city frequently within IT,
! last few years
1 Mr. John y. House, proprietor OF the Build
| ing Record and Real Esfate Review" publisho
In Philadelphia, IL Oh n visit OF q few days 10 hi
! Richmond friends. Mr. House Is @ native q
| Hanover county, and IL well known TO the oide
| Newspaper men here. He was for some time il
| tho service Of the Associated Press IN New York
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Young Men
! Christian Association held n meeting yesterta
! morning OF l l o'clock, with fourteen member
| In attendance. circular was framed by seve
! raj OF the ladies' present with view OF addn
new books 20 the library. One member wa
| elected. The ladies' Sill give reception 10 10
| fxteneion-Fn Fund Committee and contributors Of
! the 2Ist Of this month.
| L. c. Minor. OF Steamer No. g, and A. V. Shell
| ton, OF HoOk-and-Ladder Truck No. 3, unite In
| letter % the DISPATCH stating that there was
| fire al Pine-Street church Sunday caused by
detective iue that the floor under one OF th'
| news was taken up TO get at the fire, which wa
| put out by the captain OF the hook-and-!adde
| truck and that the alarm was turned in by
| teacher IN the Sunday school who Is a membe
! Of No. y.
Colonel r.. b. stahlman. OF Nashville. Tenn.
| Commissioner OF the Associated Railway an
| Steamship Lines Of the South, arrived yesterda
| in his private car from Washington. He Is &C
companied by bis wife, son, sister-in-law, Mrs
| NJ. Il. Toney, and niece, Miss Mary Laur
! Champe. The party are guests OF Colone
William T.. Tanner, 90 south Third street
! Miss Champe Is brilliant young musician an
plays upon the church organ and piano OK
| autsltely.