Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-02

Major Lewis Ginter has returned from
bricl trip 10 Florida.
Senator James y. Stubs, Of Gloucester,
was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. ". W. Moss. Postmaster at Hugue-
not. Powhatau county. was IN the city YES
terday.
Major Robert Archer has returned from
Florida after - delightful stay at me
Ponce de Leon.
Mr.. Peter J. Burton. who has been very
Ill for several weeks, was somowha, IN
proved yesterday.
The ladies interested in the ili-Carcme
Fete VIII meet q. 3lC east Main street to-
dav at y o'c.ock VI.
Me-4rs. Richard Harris. of Oxford. y.
C.. and William II. Thomas, of Louisville,
Ky, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Barney Werthelm aad children
have returned from visit of two months
t. Jersey Cit and New York.
Mr.. A. L. Newcombc. OF Danyille. who
Las been visiting his brother IL this city,
will leave tomorrow for Washington.
Mr.. Abe Cohen. Of this city. has been
annoiuted one OF Hon. Jefferson VI. LEWIS
aids in the inaugural parade at Washing
ton.
The Wholesale Grocers' Association will
probably have a meeting next tuesday to
appoint delegates 10 the convention that
meets III -. Louis.
CAPTAIN L. p. Ilulce Of the Third Police
Station. Is confined 20 his house by sick
ness. Sergeant 4. Il. Cousins Is acting a
captain during his illness.
DIR. Jones, Health Officer at Newport
News. was III Richmond yesterday, having
brought h.s two children here for consul
tatiOn with DR.. Hunter Mcclure.
Messrs. NJ. Glcnnan and Walter Sharp,
OF Norfolk, were Ia the city yesterday.
Mr.. GleHnIn expects TO go 10 Washington
tonight TO attend the inauguration.
Tie annual meeting of the Richmond
Locomotive and Machlne- Works, which
was 10 have taken place Yesterday, has
been postponed until next Wednesday.
Mss Hauzie HAYNES, of Caroline county,
who has been visiting her brother. Mr. y.
J. HAYNES. has returned home, accompa-
med by Miss Lucie Haynes. OF this city.
Willie Adams. the bright lad for slap
ping whom negro gil was fined IN the
Police Court Monday morning. - not a
| colored boy. a. enormously stated yester-
day.
Little Bernard ObendoTer, OF No. Il
south Adams street, who was struck in the
! eve with rock last week. Is thought 10 be
improving, aud the sight Of his eye may be
| saved.
The meeting of the Board Of Director
| Of the Virginia Division of the Travellers
| Protective Association, to have been held
al Murphy's Hotel last night. was post
pOned until next Monday night.
Mcssrs. A. Il. Darlington. of Dibrell
Brothers, Danyllle: James II. Kyle, OF
Lynchburg; +. L. Morton. OF Clerkes-
vile, and II. H. RiggIns. OF Winston, y.
| c., were among the visitors on Change
! yesterday.
]. ". PnIlam. Sheriff of Culpeper: W.
]. Carver, Sheriff of Pulaski; J. W. VII
liams. Sheriff OF Southampton; ii. T..
| DuVal. clerk Of Manchester, and Senator
| Stubs. of Gloucester, visited the Capitol
! yesterday.
The following were the qualifications in
| the Chancery Court YESTERDAY &. y.
| Saunders as administrator OF John W.
| Rice. George NJ. West as administrator OF
| Martha Lane. and Joseph Anthony as I'D.
| ministrator OF John Ii. Anthony.
The electric poles on the Seven Pines
road have been placed as far as Highland
| Springs and very nearly 20 the Iork-Rlyei
railroad. The road-o ed has been prepared
| beyond this point and 1t Is expected that
the road will too fully equipped and run.
ming by electricity early IN the spring.
Mrs. Mel FERGUSON and Miss Hunter
| Ferguson lett yesterday morning FOL
| Alexandria, where they will 10 the guest:
| of the formers relatives. Mr.. Edgar
FERGUSON accompanied the ladies snd
| will 90 on 10 New York, returning &c
| Washington in time for the inauguration.
MIR. Lewis 4. Hite returned YESTERDAY
| FROM the annual meeting OF the Maryland
| Association OF the New Church ut Wash.
| ineton, ID. G.. Mr.. Hite returns to thi.
! city TO resume charge OF the New Church
| mission, which holds regular services at
| east Clay street. He Is at home to friend.
and inQuIers ut 206 east Franklin street.