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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
17e sco1Tls1 RITE MAsoNs.
The Mystic banquet To-NiGht-Easter
N.rvtrrs 70 He Held on Sunday.

services to Bo Held on Sunday.
H- William RYAN. master Of Pelican
& t.'or oi Rose CrolX. No. II, Ancient and
opted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry
go lursdlctOn), has called the
..f- Rose CrOix to assemble at st.
..s Hall tonight (Maundy Thurs
... IL. y o'clock 10 attend the
Itetc Banquet" The ceremonies
I. solemn and impressive. He has also
s-. rrI iuee1Ilg for Easter sunday al .
s. L sharp. The religious services Will
n. s.. when the knights Will slt down
'..r Easier breakfast served by caterer
.-.. Both OF these meetings are what
-. .l9vn as obligatory" and every
..r, oxuected to be present, sickness
.. afllctlOn alone e1cuslng him.
election OF officers Of the chapter
ST.. r..e place the THURSDAY alter Easter.
Owing o. the interest IN the naval rem
r..t. .- The programme tor the scottish
i.'. .lIon mas Ueen somewhat changed.
t..n shortened up by u day. The
t-.-uug officers. Rev. X. T.. Williams.
lm RYAN. and Rev. Hartley Car
... have issued a circular notag the
Changes. Following are extracts from the
DfAft
a.es for degrees from 4th to i4th de-
.... .. Il-lge viii DO at the hall 81 I. 3D..
sy. April l7tn.
initiates for jth 20 18th degrees inclusive
.r .t tac hGu 40 - T.. "a Monday, April tn.
.,os Tor l0lh % 3pth degrees inclusive
liet8P. VI. Tuesday, April 18Th.
..u 4.iatrs for 5lsI aud ga degrees VIII be
-t 4 T. 81. Weines Say, April 1914.
banquet Will DO held on Wednesday,
49,. g., 10 =. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
USED KNIVES ON EACH OTHER.
Two Negroes Get Into Row at q Ball
Several Cases Continued.

Page Morris and Willie Robinson. two
iegroCs who enjoy the special inmunities
oi high cOlOred society were charged IN
the Police Court yesterday morning with
ie.oulously staobing and wounding each
other with knives. The row was the re-
suit Of something that happened at q ball.
Toe men quaTrelled aud Robinson drew
MS knife and went for his adversary. stab
olng b!m IN several places about the face.
.and' aud body. Subsequently Morris at
lacked Robinson aud cut bun few times.
None OF the wounds were serious. Both
men Nere sent 10 the grand jury Of the
haslngs Court.
he case VI Willie Valentine. q white
isl. charged with asgauitsng and abusing
S0rasn Fond, was continued until to-day.
mat Of William Chalmers (colored). for
we we larceny OF a pair Of shoes from George
N9,i.snan. was postponed until Saturday.
~, A. bfadt, young white man. charged
sin ifespassing GU the premises OF Mrs.
q 40 ooode. On Cherry street, and re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
New Cafe on Main street.

Ii Is understood that Mr.. John c. Small viii
soon open an elegant cafe on Main street. three
doors above the DISPATCH ONCE. The Valentine
hent-J uice Company has Just vacated the build
ing, No. 1l12, which they havo occupied since
the Allen Ginter FIRE in January In which
Their factory Was damaged. The tenants OF tho
adjoining building on the west have also boen
advised that they VIII have 10 move pretty room.
IL ie, therefore, expected that Mr.. small viii ht
excellent place for a restaurant and bar. Mr..
small Is quite retieent about the proposed en-
terpgise, but II Is known that this will not IN any
way interfere with his conduct OF the DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

reported for the Dispatch.l
MARCH 29-No aaction offerings on Change
to-day.
Prlyates sales Filters, o; wrappers. 3; darks,
10: lugs, lO-totsl, 90 hOsheads.
keyenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
sIl2.2O; tobacco, 81. 96S-tolal, s2,OSO.2O.
Loose sales at shockoe Warehouse, y,32o
pounds; highest, $3.50; at Crepshsws Ware
house. 1885 pounds; highest, s0.25-totai
sales, 1890 pounds.
Win the exception OF quite good demand for
dark leaf the market is worry quiet and dun To-
day Very little interest was shown In bright.
Dark prices are possibly stronger "nile the de-
mand for such il growing. There was only
small sale OF dark loose to-day. while the bright
loose sales were quite large, with no very bne
grades offering, nothing going beyond SAP.
Prices show no decline whatever. Receipts
large and good sales may be expected to-inor-
row.
Major <. W. venable, Of Petersburg. Va. was
in the city to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
fbe poor.

You hear it constantly. People feel the
draughts. but they never think OF the over
draughts upon nature which impair the
digestive organs aud makes the use Of
Simmons LAYER Regulator necessary TO e..
fectually move the liver to action and aid
the digestive aud assimilative powers OF
the body. The Regulator "a the medicine
for all disorders. OF the stomach. Try IT
and DO convinced
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Lecture At 81. John, Frame school

A public lecture under the auspices of
the ST. Johns Chapter of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew will be given, in the frame
school house in st. Johns church-yard at
& O'clock tonight by Thomas Potts, Esq.
This lecture will be continuation of the
one delivered by Mr.. Potts last week on
the Ober-Ammt rgau Passion Play" and
will take up the scene in the play at the
arrest of Christ and will describe the trials
and cruciixion. Admission free ana all
n IN ipvitad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
On SATURDAY the "Cranks" WIN whoop.

The base ball season will be formally opened
at Islnnd PARK Saturday afternoon, when the
famous Yale team will meet the tigers OF the
University Of Virginia. The contest will Dc an
exceedingly interesting one, and tue game wiz
be quite an event In athletic and social circles.
Greenway. tho great catcher, who formerly wore
tho mask for the "'varsities," VIII play for ale.
The game will be called at $3.50 O'Clock In fhe
afternoon.
On Monday the virginias play the College
"Colts.'
Squire Donati viii have nnger In BASEL
this season n all his plans matertalze. lie Is
trying 20 form a State league, and should bis
scheme be successful he will organize zine al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
erohno,,. com,anv A, the Theatre.

Daniel Frohman's company from the Lycenm
Theatre, New York, will appear Tor two nlgnts
and Saturday matinee at the Richmond Theatre,
Commencing tomorrow evening. The plays 10
be presented are "1'he Charity Bal" and " me
Wife, both Of which are too wsll known here 10
require extended mention. Much OF their SUI
cess lie due the very excellent manner IN winch
they are given by Manager FrohmaD.
The company appearing here on this OCCASION
ia said 10 be even better than that OF last year
ana IL headed by Arthur Elliot and Charlotte
Tittell "The Charity BAH VIII DC tho OPSn-
inc bill and Saturday matinee and night The
Wlfn y viii be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
DIR. Biden in baltimore.

Rev Dr. Hiden, pastor OF Grove-Ayenue Bap-
tist church, delivered an address before the
Baptist Social Union OF Baltimore Tuesday
night on "Baptists and the Bible" The Herald
in IT'S report Of the meeting says:
The lecturer Is an imposing speaker and i'm
presses his views with remarkable c,earness aud
power. His subject was treated from popular
standpoint, and, while threshinR old wheat to
some extent, he did 50 with long nan, ana the
lecture was instructive aud inspiring, particu-
lariy 10 Baptists Inc Bap:ist position was fairly
stated and vigorously defended.
In the last halt OF his lecture DR.. Hiden paid
his respects 10 the higher criticism and succeed
ed In Kidding its assumptions and pretences
without seeking 10 cast any slur upon its contri-
buttons 10 an intelligent Interpretation OF the
Scriptures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
THE DEAD IN HOLLYWOOD.
The States from Which Many of Them
Came-Ifazaar Meetings.

A general meeting of the ladies' inte-
rested in the Memorial Bazaar was held yes
terdav afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Young
Mems Christian ASSOCIATION. AS Mrs. f..
ID. Hotchkiss, the president, was confined
10 the house by sickness Mrs. Joseph Bryan
occupied the chair.
A concert was recently gwen at EmpOria
for the benefit OF the Virginia table and
the sum of S25 net was realized by the en-
tertainment.
A roster of the dead from the different
States VINO are buried at Hollywood was
furnished the chairmen of the respective
booths and the lists will be published I'M
der the auspices of the various commit
tees in charge Of the tents. The follow
ing shows the number of Confederate sol
diers from the respective States who now
80 N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
f5C COUNTY PRIMARY TO-DAY.
Great Interest Felt IN the Democratic
Iirht-Tbe Committee Meets


ItcIv,liest political contest that ever
place n HeuricO will be fought to-
Co.,. l,Is the Democratic primary TO de-
tte who shall be the candidates Tor the
"-.,y oficos at the May election.
.fu.gie for the county clerkship -
' p.aup4 feature oil the contest. For
'.t place which is quite lucrative one.
-' 81 "a triangular contest between
-. Naddlil, Sands, and Binford.
It.rc are only two candidates for Clerk
o.. .ae Circuit Court -Messrs. j. T. Br DAD
and vs.. s. Leake. Ia some districts
nlests over the Office OF supervisor
a- ..,eTestiug The entire ticket has been
il ls1Ct 10 the DISPATCH.
Chairman Mitchell held meeting Of the
uiy committee yesterday and distri-
'H't the tickets and poll-boOks. 1t Is the
aiarIIau's desire that all Democrats turn
Gus ,u-day and vote. The polls Will DO
open from sunrise 10 sunset. and the COM
A.i 90 VIII wat at the courthouse to-
rslt Tor the returns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Bail Forfeited and Boats Connscated.

OsASc0cK, VA. rta TAsLEY, March 29.-Cap-
tain Thomas Evans and Captain John Marsh,
both of Somerset county. Nd, who wero con-
fined in AccOmac county jail for illegal dredging,
and we're recently released on bail, having Jailed
70 appear for trial this term OF the County Court,
their Doats have been coniiscated ana thelr bali
forfeited. Captain Chase, OF Accomac county.
atraigned on the charge OF catching oysters
with tongs without a license. was released TO-
day. Il having been discovered that while the
law forbids longing without license II provides
no penalty for its violation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
ritr CIrnnit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday Thomas
jackson was admitted 10 citizenship.
In The case OF Boswell u Hartman against i. l.
Kerns the jury found for the defendant ms
the case az Susan K. Ellis against the Rich
mond hallway and Electric Company. action Tor
dsmages, was partially heard and adjourned
over until this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
WARMING UP.
FINED FOR WORKING ON SUNDAY
Elected Exalted Ruler of Eiks-Delegstes
to the Confederate State Camp.

to the Confederate State Camp.
lcorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispssch.I
NORFOLK. Va, March 29.-The agent of
the Joint Carolina and Baltimore steam
boat lines was fined $50 this morning for
working on Sunday and the case appealed
to the Corporation Court.
Surgeon James Waggoner has reported at
the navy-yard for duty.
At the annual election of officers last
night Mr.. II. L. Maynard was elected ex-
allied ruler of Portsmouth Lodge, Benevo-
lent Protective Order of Elks.
William E. Foster, Washington Taylor,
u. II. Dunn, John II. Day. and Walter
Sharp have been elected delegates from
Pickett Buchanan Camp to the Grand
Camp of the State.
Carpenters and others are now working
until 10 o'clock at night on the United
States steamer Dolphin in order to ger her
completed for the naval rendezvous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Widow Lucy N. Allen Passes Away.

Correspondence OF the Richmond DhDa'chl
EMP0RA, VA, March 29.-Mrs Lucy N. Allen'
widow OF Henry y. Allen, died near here yester-
day. Mrs. Allen had only been SICK snort
time.
Miss Lucy A. Wilson left this afternoon 10 at
tend the New England Conservatory OF Music, at
Boston, Mass.
Mr.. ". M. Powell went over to Jackson, ". c.,
a few DAYS since 10 visit Mr. 4. Lrsey, confined
Ia the jail there charged with the murder OF
young Ker Ia Deem DER last, at Garysburg, y. I.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Will Permit some Felt Roofing.

The Council Committees on Fire Department,
Cemeteries. and Third Market held regular
business sessions last evening. The Fire-De-
partment Committee rescnded its recent a.
lion preventing the use OF tar-felt roonng ana
de ,1ded TO recommend IN future this material
for frame buildings In such cases as II may hp-
pear practicable to the committee. This ques-
tion was reopened upon tile petition oil hessre'
Armitage & Son, who we're represented yester-
day evening by Mr.. II. NJ. Smith, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
To r,.ct DR. CuI,en's Successor.

The Board OF Visitors Of the Medical Conege
OF Virginia will meet on Wednesday. May ID AZ
Up. NJ, 20 elect professor OF surgery TO- supply
the vacancy created by the death OF Dr. d. D
Dorsey Cullen. The medical profession feel n
good deal OF interest in this election, ana ~ Is
probable that the contest will be hard one.
Among the physicians whose names arc alreau!
mentioned in connection with the vacancy are
Drs. Hugh NJ Taylor. George Ben oohnsVon'
Lewis Wheat, and Paulus A. irving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
DIED IN TERRIBLE AGONY.
No Decision So Far In the Case of the Po-
lice Department.
Especial telegram 10 the Dlspstcn.l

Especial telegram 10 thb DIspsIcn'I
NORFOLK. Va, March 29.-The 6-year:old
child OF Samuel Seed, who was so terribly
burned by oil poured on stove to-day,
died IN terrible agony from the burns.
No decision has been reached yet in the
investigation of the police department.
Judge Brooke. who has the right toiuvesti-
gate the matter, also said thatif after read
ing over the evidence he found 1t did not
Justify trial before his court he would
not bring the matter up, but that If 1t was
an apparent case of whitewashing he would
bring il to trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
The AIlen.Keelinc Nnptials.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, March 29-Mr. Herbert c.
Allen, now residing in Jacksonville, Fla, and
Miss Alice q. Keeling, daughter OF Mr. John
Keeling, of this city, were united IN marriage
last night az the First Presbyterian church by
Rev. James ]. Vance, assisted by Rev. DIR. NJ. b.
Wharton The couple lett for tho North and
thence TO jacksonville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Made Sick by something They Ate.

The family OF Mr.. w. Frank humphrey, VINO re-
sides on west Main street near Cherry, have Deen
quite sicx with cholera morbas Tor several DAYS
past, but they are now greatly improved. lhe
members OF the household who are indisposed
are Mr.. aud Mrs Humphrey, Miss Humphrey,
and Nessrs. William and john Humphrey. Their
illness is supposed TO Eaye been caused by some
thing they ate, but no malice IL suspected.
The gentlemen Of the family arc all nuch bet-
ter now but the ladies are still sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
SPENT ABOUT HALF.
VIRGINIA NEEDS MORE MONEY FOR
THE WORLDS FAIR.
A Special Day In Chicago for the Old Com
monveaith-Mt. Vernon to he
Lighted by Gas.

The Executive Committee of the Board
of World's-Fair Managers for Virginia
held meeting last night in the office of
Colonel A. S. Buford. president of the
board. There were present Messrs. j. II.
Figgatt, of Fincastle chairman; Nj. Glen
nan, Of Norfolk; j. N. Brennamsn. OF New
Market; w. /. Jordan. of South Boston,
and Colonel Buford. One of the principal
matters considered was the expectancy OF
setting apart certain day to be known as
Vuginia-Day in Chicago. The subject
evoked considerable discussion.
Colonel Buford suggested that the goth
of July would be a most appropriate date.
being the day in the year 1919 upon which
the House of Burgesses of the Colony OF
Virginia held its first session. This was
the first parliamentary body that sat upon
the American continent. The suggestion
was well received by the committee and
will be referred to the board for its action
to-day.
TO BE LIGHTED BIZ GAS.
The question OF whether the Virginia
building should be lighted by gas or cleo
tricity was considered at length, and the
committee finally recommended to the
board the adoption Of gas.
MISS EllZaDeLn ID. JOnuSOu, OF WaSuluS-
ton, authoress of the Mt. Vernon Guide
Book, submitted proposition. which was
referred to a committee, in which she de-
slres to place TINS document on sale IN the
Virginia building. Similar disposition was
made OF a communication from Berriman
Brothers, Chicago, who want to sell cigars
and tobacco in the Mt. Vernon building.
The proposition of z. b. Holly. of Glen
dale. o., TO furnish Virginia registry sys-
TEN at the Worlds Fair. was laid upon the
table, the price mentioned being consid-
cred too high.
woRID's-FAIR FINANCES.
The financial report of the treasurer,
secretary. and business executive commits
sioner showing the receipts and disburse-
ments and financial condition of the board
were referred to an auditing committee
consisting of Messrs. Jordan. Brennaman,
and Glennan. The amount now on hand Is
about S17,0 The sum thus far expended
is about 81. 500. Some money is yet to be
collected, and about $1,000 more has TO be
raised IN order to carry out the plans OF the
board
The Board of World's-Fair Commission.
ers will hold a regular bimonthly session
in the office Of Colonel Buford at noon to-
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
A white Founding In wythevilie.

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspatcn'l
WyTHEvILLE. Va, March 29-A white onid
about fofty-eeht hours Old vas discovered last
night by a coiOrei man about quarter OF mile
southeast OF Wytheyille. When found the body
was lying In basket comfortably covered with
q sha vi and provided with nursing-bottle. No
clue has yet bsen discovered as to the ldehllty
OF It's mother. The baby was turned over to the
pOlco to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
In,,,.d 20 tho Rendezyous.

Governor Mckinney yesterday received letter
from Mr. George w. Johnston, president OF the
Hampton Roads Nayal-Rend ezvous Association,
transmitting 20 bin copy OF resolution OF tue
observation Inviting him and through him the
delegates % the Southern Governors Conyen-
tion 70 visit Norfolk during the rendezvous
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
ng futures ranged 40 follows:

CHICAGO, March 20 Cattle; Receipts, IL. 900
head; shipments, 1850 head; market steady %
good. sf.soas5.25: others. sh50asL6O; fed
Texans. s4.35ssl40; fat native cows and
heifers, s3.65ss4.10.
Hogs: Receipts. $4,000 head: shipments.
1000 head. Market i5a20c. lower; con mon
and mixed. s6.72as725: prime heavy and
butchers weights. s7.35ssG45: light, s8s
$3.50.
Sheep: Recsipts 5000 head; shipments,
2.l00 head. Market eighty higher; natives,
s4.50as6.35; westerns. sJ.ljseO.fJ: Texans.
e3a84.75; lambs. s4.50as5.60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Eramln.d 90 Mater,a ledIcs.

The state Board of Pharmacy was engaged
yesterday Ia examining the applicants bsiore u
ON sadter.a Bsdtco. To-day the subject OF clients
try will be taken up, and II IL probable mat the
papers will be Looked over tonight and the TO
suit announced tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Georgia Central Reorganization.


NEW YORK, March 29.--'Tho Reorganization
Committee OF the Central Railroad and Banking
Company Of Georgia state that out OF the
a7,555, 900 Savannah aud Western per cent.
gold bonds outstanding the holders OF S3,272.-
900 have up to date consented to the plan OF re-
organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
To Represent the Typos.

Richmond Typographical Union, No. 90, held
q meeting at o'clock yesterday evening 10
elect two delegates TO tho International Union,
which meets IN Chicago In june There were
nye candidates, but Mess.s. George ston, OF TIE
DisPATCB. and W. 4. Pitt. OF the STATE, we're
elected ON the first ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30

CIScISSATI, o., March eo.-Fiour easy Whea,
weak: No. 2, red, SIC. Corn easy; No. ., mixed.
4la4lbc. Oats easy: No ., mixed. 31lSe
34A.c. Pork lower at $3.50. Lard duli AMI
lower az 2IO.jO. Buk-neats easier ami lower
1875. Bacon weaker at sll2J. Whisky
stealy AZ 3l.t7.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
WAY MANAGE THs BIG -Four.
Probable That This system VIII BE Put
Under Mr.. Stovens's Controi.

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette intro
duceS an abstract of the circular setting
forth the changes in the operating depart
ment of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
published exclusively in the DISPATCH OF
Tuesday, with the statement that ii is I'M
dorstood the control of George w.
Stevens, general manager OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio, Will soon be extended
over the Blg-Four system"
The Commercial Gazette also says:
From what could DO learned yesterday II IL
PROBABLE that the general headquarters Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio will be removed once
more TO Cincinnati. as President ingalls, hns de-
fan"
THING OF THE FUTURE
A gentleman connected with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio system who 10 in a posi-
ton to be thoroughly posted respecting
its AFFAIRS. said last night TO q DISPATCH
representative that the extension of Mr..
Stevens's control to the Big -Four system
was very probable thing of the future.
Mir. Stevens had managed the Chesapeake
and OHIO so admirably IN respect of avoid
ance of accidents. discipline of employ
ees, and running Of trans on time as not
only to popularlze the road but benefit 1t
financially. There was therefore natu-
raj pressure to place him in charge of both
systems, particularly as he was capable OF
managing them both as easily as he now
managed one. The extension Of his con-
troll was, however. considered somewhat
impracticable just at present.
THE REMOVAL OF HEADQUARTERS.
The reorganization Of the operating de-
psrtment of the Chesapeake and Ohio,
continued the DIsPATcH's informant. had
no reference to q removal of headquarters.
Th reorganization step had been in con-
temptation for some time and was simply
designed to concentrate the business OF
the road in the hands of fever chiefs Of
departments so that 1t would come into
the General Managers Office in better
form. The report of q change of head
quarters doubtless arose from the fact
that Mr.. Ingalls,, after spending the sum-
mer at his cottage in the Warm-Sprngs
valley, would go back to Cincinnati to re-
u,.lo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30

Mr.. Henry Lee Staples and his wife, assisted
by Miss Mary Frayser, entertained a number Of
his friends informally on Tuesday evening.
Among those present were Colonel Richard L..
Maury, Mr.. Peyton X. Carriugton, Mr.. G.. Har-
YeY Clarke. and Mr. Tnomas CHRISTIAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
The Hunt Club. Outing.

The weekly meet OF the Oeep-Run Hunt Cluo
was held yesterday afternoon. and ten members,
accompanied by pack OF eighteen trained
dogs, followed the trail for eight miles aud nad
delightful cross-country ride. The start was
made at the Feir-Crounds. with Mr.. ;. ii. Han
cock as master OF hounds. while the finish was al
Westham. Eight out OF the ten riders came 10
at the. finish. The next meet OF tho club VIII
take place on Wednesday, while an extra run
will also DO made On Whit Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
Work of the Ambulance.

The ambulance answered the following calls
yesterday:
At s:55 A. NJ. TO the Clty Hall TO white man
slightly hurt. Treatment was Lot necessary.
At 1918 A. NJ. 10 $40 north sixteenth street
10 q colored girl who had been badly burned
while kindling fire with Kerosene oil. The
burns, which are very serious. were carefully
dressed by the almEhouse physician.