Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-02

Carriage 10 tho principal points OF interest IN
tho city and 20 the battle-nolds in this vicinity.
He Let for Washington last night, accompanied
by General Allan.
Personals and Briefs.
General v. ID. Groner Of Norfolk, Is In the
city
Mrs A. r. II. Powell is visiting her daughter
Mrs. c. 4. McPhaii, at No. 800 west Franklin
street.
Mr. Henry Messerschmidt has returned from
Denver, Col His brother Willie has also re-
| TUNED.
Mr. Edgar warfleld and wife, Of Alexandria,
Va, are the guests Of hr. John ii. fergusson'
1890 east Broad.
Very many Of the veterans and other strangers
In tho city during the past two days have visited
| Tho penitentiary.
Hon. James G. Marshall, who has been in tho
city for several days, left for Washington yes
| teriay afternoon.
MIR. Charles o. Wood. OF Dallas. Tex, who has
boon visiting relatives and friends in this city,
has left tor home.
in the Chancery Court yesterday Henry c.
| Adams aualined a. executor OF the will of Mrs.
| Elizabeth II. Haynes.
Major Robert Hunter. Of Washington, IL tho
| guest OF Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong Welch,
at 300 west Franklin.
Rev. DR.. w. J. Young, OF Park-Place church.
| will deliver the address before the FarmVllle
| Normal School Juno Sth.
DIR. and Mrs. Hunter MCGUIRE, and Misses
| Fannie and Annie Mcclure leave on Saturday
| next for Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pikinton, OF Powhatan,
left for home yesterday alter pleasant visit TO
| Mr.. and Mrs John jackson, on Third street.
Mrs. Edward &. Balm and sister, Miss Maggie
| Land. OF .Sorfolk, are visiting Mrs. +. A. Arnzen
and Miss Carrie Boone, of sig west Clay street
1t is understood that Captain w. J. Binford
| will be a candidate for the Democratic nomna-
| ton for the House OF Delegates la Henrico next
| fall.
Tho Clerk OF the Henrico County Court during
| the month OF May recorded 100 deeds and issued
| IL -licenses--S 10 white ana 10 COL
ored couples.
| Mr. Charles Hawkins and sister, Miss Annie
! Hawkins, OF Alexandria aud Mrs. Ii. L. Carey,
| of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. w. j. Hawkins, No.
| 2Dl0 east Broad.
| One OF the selections OF Scripture read by Rev.
| Mr.. Muntord Mt the reinterment OF The remains
OF President Davis Wednesday was the 18TH
| Psalm, instead OF the l27th.
General McLaws and Colonel Sanford, the lat.
| ter representing Governor Jones, OF Alabama,
| at tho renterment ceremonies, called upon
Governor Mckinney yesterday.
The nfty-Hrst anniversary of the Male Orphan
| Society Will be celebrated at Groye-Ayenue Bap-
| tist church Sunday afternoon at 4:30 O'clock.
| j,ev. DR.. Hiden will make the address.
TIE large tont OF Rev. NJ. B. Williams, tho sue
cessful evangelist, has besn pitched on the Car
rington lot. 1wenty-third and Marshall streets,
whore he will begin his meetings tonight.
The annual election OF officers OF the Oakwood
Memorial Association will take place at 3
! o'clock this afternoon at the Third Presbyterian
! church. Members will pay dues at this meet
| Ing.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page left yesterday for
Chicago. lie ana Mrs. Fiold will 10 married
| next week at Elmherst, pretty suburb OF tho
| Worlds-Fair city. Their homo will DO IN WASH
| ington.
| The Baptist Social Union will hold its annual
meeting in the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton building tonight at $50 O'Clock. Officers will
| be elected and the session will be one Of general
| interest
cepted an invitation to attend the celebration in
| Petersburg next Friday and Will go over to the
Cockade City in charge OF &C lionel {. L. Bigger,
| the commandment
Governor Mckinney has received letter
| stating that the convention called by Governor
| Nelson, Of Minnesota, 20 tske action regarding
trusts will meet at central Music Hall, Chicago,
| June 9th, at 10 A. Nj.
Mrs. Matte E. Robinson. OF this city, who has
been visiting Miss Mary Martin at her charm
| ing homo Aspen Grove" IN James City coun-
| ty. was called home Monday by the serious ILL
ness other little daughter, frankie.
| The funeral Of Mrs. Lizzie HeGton, who died
Wednesday night at the residence Of her hus-
band, Mr.. Joseph ). Heaton, at Barton Heights,
will take place from the Mgrshal-Street Chris
tau church at 1880 o'clock this morning.
During the month o! May the Clerk OF the
Hastings Court issged marriage-licenses 10 30
couples, 81 Of wnom wcro white and "A colored,
and $50 deeds we're admitted 10 record III the
Office OF the Clerk OF the Chancery Court.
Mr.. James C. Harwood. assistant principal Of
the High School, leaves to-day for Chase City 10
attend the commencement OF the Female Ia.
s,itute. of which he was principal Tor a. short
while before accepting his present positioA
Captain J. B. Angle OF the Second Police Dis
trict, received a telegram yesterday morning
from Buffalo, y. y, announcing the death in
that city OF Sir. Henry Kritzar, Bother to Mrs.
Angle. Deceased was well known in this city.
Mr. George 4. Gibson has been appointed
resident manager OF The Fidelity and Casualty
Company, OF New York. for the states OF Nir-
glnia and North Carolina TO succeed Mr.. j. j.
Benson, who takes charge OF Michigan and In
diana.
Mrs. n. NJ. Frommer has issued invitations for
the marriage OF her daughter, Miss Mathilde
Rich, to Mr.. August II. stille. The ceremony
will be performed at st. Johns German Evan;
gelical church on Wednesday evening, June
9TH, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. C. s. Reinhart, the New York artist, has
been in tho city several days. lie Is friend of
Mr. Thomas Nelson Page aud Is here TO prepare
for that gentleman Illustrations tor his article
on 1.-THE Old Dominion" which is 10 appear in
the next Christmas Harper.
Mr.. william Edmund Christian, of the staff OF
the New York Ttines, who has been here attend
ing the reinternent ceremonies OF President Jef-
ferson DAVIS, LETT yesterday tor the Sorih. NJ.
Chris tian married daughter OF General
Stonewall jackson and has many friends In Rich-
mon0 and all over Virginia.
James X. Fisher. ESD, of this city. now L.
brarian OF the United States House Of Repreeen-
tatives, was here yesterday and the day before.
Some month, ago be had n severe illness. buL IS
now looking better than nj any otner time with
IN several years past. Hts next return TO RicE-
mond Will be during the session OF the STATE
Democratic convention.
The Virginia Poultry and Pet-Stock Associa-
tion has been oiganized with the following OH
GERS: j. l.. Taylor, president deorge 4. hins'
first vice-presldent; A. 81 Tyler, second vice
president; X. w. Thompson. secretary; X. N.
Bass, treasurer; X. n. Zacharias, supeitntcnd-
ent, and q o. Brown, OF Baltimore, judge OF tne
show 10 take place next October.
An exciting game Of base ball was played at
Island Park yesterday evening between tho
Bostons aud the Olympics Tho scoro stood IA
20 IN favor o. the bos.ons. Tho features OF the
game Was the excellent batting OF Cunningham
and WILKES ana the running eaten mado ~
Tinsley, and also the battery work OF Bowman
and Bigger for the Bostons. Hill and Withcrs
were tho battery fer the Olympics.
The "lawn party" given by tho lady friends
OF tue Richmond Female Institute last night
for tho purpose Of procuring funds to furnish tho
cha pei ofnhe institution waa we'll attended As
matter OF fact tho affair was no lawn party nj
all. for tho rain wet the grass IN the yard 20
much that tho tables had 20 DO removed into tho
dinng-halL The entertainment was mosS en-
Ioyabie one The room was prettily decorated
and dozens OF sweet maids. clad Ia their eausf
summer costumes, were on hand to make Tho
gentlemen visitors happy
A very pleasant time was spent On last Tues
day night by q crowd OF merry boys aud girls,
who went on hny-ride 10 Bon AIR. In the party
we're Miss alto Walker, Miss Gracie WalthsiL
Miss Ada Hersmanu. Miss Jsssis Walker, Miss
Maggie Webb, Miss Mary Perkins, MISS Borkicy
mann, james Valentine, Charles Walter. Nc
(;uirs Bigger, Malcolm Wslthall, Louis Couft-