Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-04

Messrs. George Claiming R1skeu and FRANK
I. s,arko arc IN Washington.
Rev. Dr.. Whar,on will preach at Richmond
College chapel tonight az 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Edward :. Stoddsr1 lsft yesterday for
Washington 70 attend the inaugural ceremonies
Nr. John F.. Butler. Of Meriden, Conn, Is visit
ing his cousin, Mr.. =. +. Ryan, OF Ala north
seventh street.
Bishop 4. VI. Randolph Is 10 New York In
affeudqUce at she meeting or the House OF
BishOp3 o the United states.
Mr.. Max Cassel, Of Albany, Ga who has been
Z in Richmond Tor tho past three days, lett last
night on his way TO New YORK.
Policeman Yes; lost his badge 60. 371 yester.
day afternoon. ile rel luests that the uudor re-
turn it to the First statlon-ilous'.
DR.. T.. Uumln, Of Springfield Mo-, "a on n
visit 70 the family OF his son-in-law, Sir. Joseph
Walierstein. OF S0o east Clay street.
Mr.. Joseph Loyensteln. OF savannah. Ga, a
brother Of senator L0yenstein, and long rest
dent OF Richmond, 10 on visit to bis relatives
SIR. George W. Fowlkes Is quite STICK at the
! residence Of his bfother-in-laW, Mr.. Charles IL.
Ha.ker, TWenty-nfLh street aud Church-Hill
avenue.
Mrs. Fred. T. WoodEa o, Grove road, is IN
| Washington, ID. c., tne guest Of Mrs. 7. q. Til
ton Of that city, where sho will remain Tor seVe-
| raj days.
Rev. Mr.. Tighe. Of Brooklyn, Is seriously Ill a.
| his residence, IN that city. MI. Iighe taught
| school for q number ot years In Richmond, and
is the iather-in-law Of Mr. Robert Harold.
! Thurter. whyland & Co.. OF New York, yester-
! day filed libel for $1,000 In the United states
Circuit Court against tho United States and Bra
lillian Mail Steamship Company
Mrs. 4. A. L. Moore and niece. Miss Annie Hlg-
| gins, lett Thursday on the 1850 Washington
| train 70 attend tho Inauguration. Tuey expect
/ to return Tuesday or "Wednesday.
Nr. George NJ. Pullman, OF Pullman palace
| car fame. with his WHO. daughter private secre-
/ tary, and retnue, passed here yesterday IN his
! special car on the way 10 Tampa, Fla.
| The Ambulance answered the following calls
Yesterday: A. Q 4. VI. 20 Second Police Station
/ 10 A colored boy suffering WITH cramp; he was
/ treated snd lett. At loo p NJ. 20 Talootra
foundry 70 4 colored man whose hand had been
/ mashed he was treated and LETT
Mira. Lizzie V. Whito wife Of Mr.. Nelson X.
/ Waite, died ut the residence OF her husband
/ No. l34 south Cherry street, Thursday. The
funeral will take place from the residence thus
/ afternoon ~ O'Clock The deceased was sis-
Ter " Messrs. o. K. and F. II. Kelly, Of this CITY.
Me4srs Manning c. Staples & Co. have inst
] gold Tor Mr. A. Ii. Christian 200 feet OF ground
/ on Moore street .nCrth end % Mr.. John l. Ter
/ relL recently of Caroline county, Va. Mr. Ter
/ rel expects 70 i'm provo the property by convert
/ ing II into a lurnber-yard at an early day. The
( price was S3,OUO,
Mr. and Mrs. d. A. buchanan, accompanied By
the formers sisters, Ml.s Jessie {. Buchanan, oi
this city. and Mrs. l. j. Hirth, OF Newport
! News, Ter. thursday for Washington to visit
relatives Before returning Mr.. and Mrs. Buch
| anan will also visit relatives In the old historic
town OF Harper's Ferry.
Messrs. S. G.. Bass, n. X. White, and F. r
Butter, officers OF Union Council, No; 0l, koys
! Arcanum, have paid 70 Mr.. John r. Howard the
sum Of 80, 900, his son. Mr.. Joseph y. Howard
who died January 24th. having been member
/ OF that council. Tnc certificate OF death wa'
! forwarded February 10th and the check re-
| ceved here March ID.
The ladies' OF the Kentucky table OF the Ne
moral Bazaar held a large meeting THURSDAY
! afternoon. Handsome donations OF money were
! received from Alrs. X. q. Reynolds Mrs JONI
/ Potts, and Mss Fannie McGulre. Several Ken
tucky nrms have promised contributions. Thel
| propose having an excursion 10 WILLIAMSBURG
| Easter Monday for the benefit OF the table.