Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-11

Mr.. John q. Evans. Of Petersburg, was
| IN the city yesterday.
There WAS battalion drill at the kegl-
| mental Armory last night
judge William Mclaughlin, Of Lexing
ton, was ia the city yesterday.
MAYOR J. Taylor Ellyson returned from
Raleigh, ~ G., yesterday morning.
The Clay Ward A6tives will have an i'm
portaut meeting tonight at Belvidere
| Hall.
Mr.. Henry l. Valentine is ont again after
| a weeks confinement at home with So
/ we're cold.
| Nr. W. r. McKennev, Of Petersburg,
and United States Marshal G.. C.. Clarke
| were ia tho city Yesterday.
Miss V. K. Anderson, of 7l6 east Grace
street. left Thursday night to spend some
months IN Montgomery, W. Va.
Rev. Mr.. Wan Deventer, Of Henderson,
| y. c.. will preach morning and night at
| The Nenuble-Street Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Blake will return
home Saturday after a two months visit
with relatives IN Middlesex county.
Dr. George W. Scmmes, Of Boston, is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Or. Parks, at
her residence. ~ east Broad street.
In the Chanoerv Court yesterday Charles
q Savllle qualified a. administrator with
the will annexed on the estate OF Mrs. Bar
bara Stelulcln.
Mr.. G. NJ. Crump, secretary and assistant
treasurer Of the Richmond and Danvllle
railroad. vino has been quite SICK. Is able
To be ont again.
Mr.. julius Straus has returned from
Petersburg. where he attended meeting
of the Executive Committee of the Central
Lunatic Asylum.
Captain A. q. Babcock, who fractured
his thigh several weeks ago and has been
under treatment az the Retreat Tor the
Sick, Is steadily improving.
Mr.. Thomas VI. Saunders has sold,
through his agents, Messrs. j. i. Elan
Co.. his handsome new residence, No. 1907
west Grace street. for $4,000
The ladies' in charge of the North Caro-
lima table for the Memorial Bazaarsheld
meeting Yesterday afternoon and planned
some Of the work before them.
Cards are out for the marriage Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of the brides
parents Of Miss Louise daughter OF Mr..
Jacob Ebcl. and Mr.. Henry Reuger.
ne AnflStlAT -f4uflthNOI lhtttAliE NLAitu
WAS TO have taken place at Centenary
Methodist church last night was, owing 10
the ncement weather. postponed subject
10 call.
Mrs. W. !. Binford and daughter, Viz
trip 20 South Carolina, hoping that a
change Of climate may benefit her Ill
health,
Miss MAY Ewln. daughter of Professor
Ioms Idle. and Rev. MIR. Seegers pastor OF
the First English Lutheran church, Will
be married at that church Tuesday night
at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. David c. Richardson is at Williams
burg in attendance at the meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the Eastern
Iupatic ASYLUM The term of MIR. Richard
son expires III April next.
Charles +. Wingo, Esq. is out again
after ton days detention from business on
account OF q spralned ankle. The accident
occurred 10 him at home whilst he was
amusing himself with his children.
The Walker Light Guard. at a meeting
held Thursday night, decided after con-
siderable discussion, 20 go 10 Washington
and participate in the ceremonies incident
to the inauguration OF Mr.. Cleveland.
There will be an important meeting of
the Junior Hollywood Memorial Assocla-
ton at the Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton this afternoon ut o'clock. The
meeting Ia IN reference to the memorial
bazaar.
The Richmond correspondent OF the
Petersburg Inder- appeal says II IS under,
stood that Hon Beverly Il. Muntord Will
be candidate for the State Senate next
fall. and Messrs. LOvensteln and Sands Will
both stand for reelection
The New Orleans Picay'ne says. -.
l.. Armstrong, resident engineer OF the
Union Railroad Company at Memphis. Is
in the city 10 take charge of the survey OF
the proposed bridge at this point Mr.;
Armstrong is a native of Richmond, ana
Is highly spoken OF as an engineer.
A meeting of the Veteran Association OF
the Richmond Grays WAS held Thursday
night and the following officers were
elected: Captain Cyrus Bossieux. presl-
dent; John Pitt, first vice-prosident; ID.
II. Pyle, secoud yice-presldent; }. u.
Vaughan, third vlce-president; George w,
LIBBY, secretary, and Captain L. l.. Spence.
treasurer.