Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-30
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3, and paralysis. 2.
Mr.. Frantz Schumann, formerly OF Rich-
mond but for number of years past con-
nected with the iron trade of Philadelphia,
has invented a safe and durable wire
glass for sky and walk lights. Strong
wire work is woven into the glass, making
it almost unbreakable.
Mr.. Seymour Bottighelmer has been con-
ducting the services at eth-Ahaba syn
agogue during the absence OF DR. Calisch,
who has been attending the Central Con-
, ference of American Rabbis In Chicago.
This young gentleman Is a student OF the
Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati OF
which DR.. Calisch IS graduate, and
though he will not complete his course
for some time yet. he has already been
extended a fattering offer.
a meeting 1T the City Committee
was held last night. for the purpose of de-
Gliding upon the method of nominating
candidates for the Legislature, but as
all the members had not been advised that
the meeting had been called. the body ad-
ourned until next Tuesday night
Squire Larus held a further examina-
ton in the Harding Shop shooting case
YESTERDAY.
Alex Johnson and Richard Gains (col-
orelD were sent on TO the grand jury for
felonious assault. while Walter Martin
and John Simms were discharged. Simms
IS the negro who was shot in the temple.
The following ladies' and gentlemen
from Richmond and vicinity left Tuesday
evening on n special car for the Worlds
Fair: w. w. Baker Miss Hattie Baker.
J. u. Baker. +. T. Baker, r. B. Pollard,
Miss Fannie Pollard, Miss Maria Pollard,
Miss Eliza George, NJ. y. Rndd j. b.
Watkins. Thos. F. Woodnn, G. T. Wat
kins, r.. NJ. Beatie, Dick Taylor, Miss Nan
ME Taylor, Charles Mckinney A. r. FL
lerson w. g. Newman. Dorsey Morris.
Miss Tatum. Miss Clara Carter. Miss
Tithia Carter, Miss Kate Johnson. and sew
eral others.
Mr.. George Lathrope has returned
home after n pleasant visit 20 "Notrevo."
the summer residence OF Mr.. Frank
Steger, near Bon Air.
Miss Seia Carroll Bridges returned
home on Wednesday after a charming
visit at Monte Belo. the beautiful sum-
mer residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Forbes. near Bon Air, where she has
been visiting Miss Forbes.
Mr.. Eddie Davis. Of sla North Eleventh
street. is visiting friends in the country
for several weeks.
Miss Annie Kerse. OF West Marshall
Street. after spending three weeks at
the Worlds Fair, will leave Chicago the
4th proximo for Iowa and South Dakota
on visit to relatives. Upon returning
home next october she will take In the
closing hours of the great Fair.
Mr.. William Ryan left yesterday af-
ternoon for Washington, where he will
interview Commissioner Miller concern
ing the details Of the internal revenue
Office.
I''o ST. Paul's church rectory adjoln-
ing the church Is being very hand
somely and conveniently arranged Dr.
Carmichael. who is in Canada. will re-
turn 20 thee ity by the second Sunday
IN September.
Sergeant Tomlinson returned from Pc
tersburg yesterday, having in custody
w. H. Beazley who is charged with hav-
ing obtained 1898 under false pretences
from the Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine Works.
DR.. Warren C. Arsel and wife have
returned to the city after a pleasant
trip to Powhatan county.
Mrs. Catharine Hessberg bnd Miss
Esther Hessberg have returned home
after Il months sojourn at the sea-
side.
Mr. Charles f. Hudnall. of River View,
is very sick with typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Luck, of west
Main Street, have gone TO New Orleans
where they will make their future home.
Mr.. Luck having accepted a position
there
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Smith. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. +. Smith.
OF west Cary street, returned to their
home in Philadelphia last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. james Maxwell. of Meadow Street
has returned home after long visit to
relatives in King and Queen county.
Miss Virginia Tyler. daughter OF Mr..
John Tyler, is quite Ill in Hanover coun-
ty, where she went several weeks ago.
The new city bonds will be issued from
the Auditors office to-day. They will be
given in payment of salaries, pay rolls,
bills. etc. and will be passed as cur
rency. They are little larger than an
ordinary s. bill and not very unlike one.
The bonds will be sold at par.
Captain c. W. Blair. OF the Richmond
and Danville railroad, saved the life OF
a
Greensboro a few nights ago. She had
gotten on the wrong train and jumped
off while It was in motion. In
doing this she was thrown under the
car and was pulled out by the conductor
| just In time to prevent a wheel from
passing over her body.
Il. Craddock was before Justice Tyler
yesterday charged with an assault upon
Justice Laras while In the discharge OF
his duty. He was sent on 10 the grand
| jury.
Willie Preston was received at the
penltentiary yesterday from Lynchburg
20 serve one year for grand larceny.
Mr. James r. Eddlns, the janitor Of the
Regimen Armory. is confined To his
house on South Cherry street by a
slight indisposition.
Thieves entered the house Of Mr.. W.
! j. Gentry, No 769 North Seventeenth
street, Monday night. and stole lot
OF clothing. An entrance was effected
| through a back window and trunk
| was tai en- into the yard and robbed OF
| its contents. officer John I. Hall Is az
work on the case.
| Samuel Perkins and Robert Lambert.
| wire-workers, had a difficulty at their
| place of business yesterday afternoon.
and Lambert was cut on the head The
parties were arrested and taken to the
First Police Station. The ambulance was
summoned and the wounded man at
tended He was bailed for his appearance
at the Police Court this morning.
Asmall boy named Norman, who had
been ruled out OF game OF baseball by
his companions. while playing near the
Basin to-day ran of with the ball. and
later tried to destroy II In a neighborins
shop. In doing so. he nearly chopped on
two Of his fingers.
At regular meeting OF jefferson Coun-
ell. No 81, Jr o. u. A. NJ. last night.
Mr.. ]. J. Davis. on behalf of the coun-
ell. presented J. b. Burronshs. ESQ.,,