Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-12

Ine loss 10 binai anu ~
surance.
The handsome memorial tablet exc
cuted by Mr.. A. j. Wray for the Masonic
Temple has been placed in position and
is greatly admired.
The locomotive which is TO represent
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway and
the Richmond Locomotive Works at the
Worlds Fair has been shipped.
Mrs J. f. Talbot, of Church Hill,
daughter OF Captain Thomas Cunning
ham, has almost completely recovered
from long and dangerous illness.
Mr.. McLain Peasants left the city
Yesterday for Albemarle county, where
he will be married TO-DAY. The BRIDE
elect is Miss Kyle, of Automatic.
Henry Shields (cclored) was yester-
day arrested and lodged in tho Second
Police-Station by Policeman W. A.
Shields. charged with writing policy.
Ground has been broken for new
building on Main street next to st. al
bans Hail, on tho lot recently pur-
chased by Dr. Charles l.. Siegel from
Mrs. T.. l.. Bass.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
will have q meeting this afternoon at 8
O'Clock to decide upon the arrangements
for the celebration Of the 1a0th anniyer-
sary Of the company.
The meeting OF the Ladies' Holly
wood Memorial Association will take
place Thursday at noon in the lecture
room of DR.. Hoge's church instead Of
to-day, as at first announced.
The fish taken out of New Reservoir
lake pending its cleaning out and i'm
provement have been wei! kept in a
pool by Reservoir Keeper Humphrey
Calder at his home, near the New Pump
House.
William Miller, the old colored man
who wandered from his home. in rear Of
No. 800 east Marshall street. has been
fonnd and returned to his friends, who
will in the future keep close watch
over him.
Messrs. J. Thompson Brown & Co.
sold by auction yesterday the desirable
residence OF Mr.. Herman Rosenberg,
No. 113 east Cary street, to Mr.. A. B.
Sutton for 81, 545. Mr.. Rosenberg will
permanently locate in New York city.
Rev. Francis J. Boggs, the veteran
Methodist minister, who came down to
attend the reunion at Union-Station
church on Sunday last and has since
been the guest of Rev. George II. Ray,
returned yesterday to his home, in Ash
land.
The policemen started out yesterday
to make a sanitary inspection of all
premises on their various beats. Printed
instructions were given to each officer.
Especial attention is called to the condi-
Ii on of servants rooms and all out
houses.
The committee appointed by the To
bacco Trade to solicit subscriptions to
the fund for the relief of the GAINESVILLE
sufferers have collected $i55 80, which
has been deposited in bank and check
for the amount turned over to Mayor
Ellyson.
One of the most unique advertise
ments OF the naval rendezvous that has
been gotten out is a circular issued by
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany reproducing one OF the DIsPATCH's
Norfolk letters giving an outline of the
programme for the interesting display.
Colonel Meade Haskins, who is O can
didate for the district attorneyship, left
for Washington Monday night. in COM
pany with Mr.. Wise. Captain +. h.
Lassiter, of Petersburg, who has the en-
dorsement OF the delegation for this po-
sition, spent the night in Richmond and
left yesterday morning for the national
capital.
IL is expected that Past Grand Patri-
arch George b. Davis, OF Richmond, will
be elected by the Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows, now in session in Norfolk, one
OF the next grand representatives to the
Grand. Encampment of the United
States, and Past Grand Lewis A. Tucker
is mentioned for grand representative to
the Grand Lodge.
Our Daily New York Hotel Re-
port.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.
NEW YORK, April 11.-Mrs. Clemens
Gerbach and z. II. Lightfoot, st. Nicho-
lrs 4; c. L. Shrall, Grand Union ; ". X.
Trigg, Aston.