Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-05

ffINuHaiN hhh Af''NtN
Miss Emma Reinhardt Is visiting relatives Ia
Baltimore.
Hon. George j. Wise is expected in the city
TO- morrow from Washington.
Major Harrison Hume, Of Boston. Is the guest
Of Major Thomas 4. Brander.
Professor TyrreU. IN company with Mayor
Enysou called on the Governor yesterday.
Sergeant Walter d. Phillips left at O'Clock 7.
VI Tor Fishburno Military Academy, WayRes-
b0ro.
Mr.. 4. p Dunlop Of Duniops stage N,'rs, il
IN The city, aud IL stopping at tho E1cnang,
Hotel
The protrac:ed meetings viii continue during
the present week at kandolph-street Baptist
church.
Mrs. W. j. johnson mas received from two Of
her friends in New York city StlO for the Me-
mortal Bazaar
George Davis was locked up in the First
Polirc-Siation last night chaiged with cutting
another negro boy
Miss Tihe T. Leibermuth has returne home
after a most delightful trip Of three months TO
Philadelphia aud New York.
Mrs. Matte ). Netherland has returned TO the
ciry after Il pleasant visit Of several dnys TO
friends IN Washington. ID. {.
MIR. and Mrs. Lorenz X. Schworin are here on a
visit as the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Frank Leiber-
mutn, iuNf cast MhIsuul tItbt-
The Council Committee on Schools will meet
at O'Clock this morning and proceed 10 inspect
tho Nicholson and NAvy-Hill schools.
Governor Fishback, Of Arkansas has engaged
quarters az Murphys Hotel for the time he viii
be in Richmond attending the Governors con-
ventiOn.
Invitations are out for the marriage Of Miss
Annie A. ONeill TO Mr. Michael l. McDOnough at
~. Patricks church Tuesday morning, April
nth at 1880 o'clock.
Among the visitors at the monitors Easter
Monday we're Mrs. a. b. Armstrong Misses
Grace Schermerhorn. EmmaEggieston, aud Dir.
Il. Douglas Armstrong.
Judge b. A. Hancock, Of Chesterfield: TreR-
eurer j. y Harris. Of New hent, and Sheriff H..
H. Curtis. Of Elizabeth City, wero among the
visitors al the Capitol yesterday.
The Washington Sfar Of yesterday SAYS ;
" Miss Ethel Fish left the city last night with a
party OF friends for trip 20 Baltimore, Nori'ik,
West Point, and lu,hmond. Va
Messrs ). 70. Elam & CO., rent estate agents,
have sold the three brick dwellings Nos. $50,
3a9 and 338 south Laurel street 90 Henry {.
aud Orear L. Nicholas for $4,000 cash.
In the Cnancery Court yesterday Isabella
Edmonia RatclIn qualified as executrix OF
Icabella T. Ratcliff and NJ. Z. Whitcaurst quail
fed az administrator OF the estate OF Joseph \.
horncr.
The annual meeting OF the life members and
stockholders Of the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical society viii be hold IN the rooms Of
the Chamber Of Commerce today az II
O'Clock NJ.
Hr. Thomas l.. Christian will deliver an ad-
dress before the Young VI ans Christian Assocla-
ton Camera and Sketch Club Friday night on
"PhonOgraphy.' An persons Interested ia The
subject will be welcome.
Nr. Anthony Dibren whose death in Leesburg
on Monday was reported IN yesterdays Dls,
PATCH, married a cousin OF MessrA. 1n aud
Clay Chamhhu, but was not ther brOluer-ih-
law, AZ enormously stated yesterday.
Thu Ladies' AUXILIARY Of X. f. Lee Camp viii
hold their regular meeting nj x. T. Lee Camp
Hall this afternoon ~ O'Clock. The ladies IN
terested ga the Tennessee table will hold a
meeting an hour later az the same place
George Moaby, white youth. had dincrlty
with several negroes Monday afternoon, aud ons
of them struck him with baseball bat ana
afterwards rred shotgun NJ him. iniicting
slight wounds. No arrests have beon made.
Mrs. Charlotte Bah Carter, widow Of Edward
Iaud0p ertor, OF Prince William county, die /
az the PROTESTANT Episcopal Church Home non
day. and her funeral took place from that lnst-
tuition at O'clOcG. Mrs. carter Was 20 years OF
age.
Nr.W. II. Lumsdcn clerk in the Chesapeake
and Ohio general freight ONCE. has rcsiehe1
that position aud accepted that Ot virginia
a,ent of Ballard & Ballard, miilers. al Louis-
ylle. Ky. MI. Luinsleh VIII VOu'iu"o " i'''"0
In Richmond.
The Wonan's Christian Association will hold
ia annual meeting this afternoon a. o'clock
M it, new homo. Nos. 909 and l ease FRANK
i'm street. Oiicers VIII be elected ann reports
will be submitted showing tho WORK done in the
past twelve months.
Tho Ma, O. and the Reception Committee Of
the Chamber Of Commerce will call on the Gov
eruor this morning VITA view oil mHppinE Cut
n urogramne for the entertainment OF the
eolthefu Governors who VIII assemble III coh-
yeution here on the 12th o. this month
A fino audience attended tho lecture OF Judge
Parrar nj the Seyenth-Street Christian c1nrch:
The Judge delivered Johnnie keb wan an
tho feryor and pathOs OF his early conditions OF
kis glowing theme. The Judge lectures AZ BON
Air tonight. assisted by Polk hllior ana hS
Quartotie club
Rey. A. F.. Dickinson, ID. d., preached resi-
suuday al Hollins Iastituto and at En0n Baptist
church, near by. Al the close OF toe morning
sermon he made az appeal Tor the new baplss
church a. Halifax Courthouse. fros.deot J' w
Coon, Of tho Commercial BANK, ROANOKE,
headed the LIS. and nice sum was Fal5oa ior
the Halifax church.
The Executive Committee OF tho society Oh
Associated Charities held a meeting in ihe par
Tors OF the Young Mems Christian Association
Yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock, with IN:
president. Mr.. Is. ID. Starko. In the chair.
considerable amount Of routine business was
transacted, and many matters pertaining 20 M
welfare OF the organization were CONSTITUENT
The committee has prepared an address 70 tns
citigens Of kichmoHd setting forth the aims OF
the soclety and inviting membership.
Registered from Richmond.