Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-31
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Mrs. James A. welch and Mrs. McPhail
will be Eat home" on Thursday. February
I'd. from TO Z, instead OF to-day.
The Hastings Court was not in session
Yesterday. owing 10 the sickness OF Com
monweaith's-Attorney spotswood.
The next musicale will be on February
18th. when the celebrated Schubert Male
Quartette Of Chicago, Will appear.
Mr.. Robert f. Richardson. secretary of
the Virginia State Insurance Company, left
last night for Atlanta on business trip
The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aux
| iliary of II. r.. Lee Camp will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at Lee-Camp Hall.
The meeting Of the stockholders of the
Richmond Transfer Company. called tor
YESTERDAY at II NJ, was postponed until
/ February 25th.
Policeman II. 4. Amos yesterday re-
covered a gold watch which YVES stolen
! from Frank Tompkins. No. 1900 ST. John
street. Saturday.
Mr. Edward 3. Chesterman, who has
/ been i'll for two weeks, Is now much I'M
proved. though still confined to the house.
/ No. Cos west Cary.
! Mr.. William ]. Woods, a well-known
/ stenographcr. has returned from south
/ America, where he went on an extended
! trip about two months ago.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mccormick TAYLOR,
/ Of Clarke county; Maior Thomas b. Iaia-
/ ferrO and Mr. j. b. Catlett. Of West Point,
visited the Capitol yesterday.
A cart loaded with bricks got stalled in a
mud hole on Man street between Sxtn
and Seventh yesterday morning, and street.
cars were delayed for half an hour
Captain Frank W Chamberlayne was
| ont yesterday for the first time IN several
weeks. having had quite a severe illness
aud q narrow escape from pneumonia.
John Cottrell, charged in the Police
| Court last week with having brass
| knuckles is not ex-Alderman John Cot
/ trell. Democrat. from Jackson Ward.
The Gesangyereln Virginia had IT'S regu,
/ lar monthly entertainment AT Sanger lia!I
/ last night The programme conslst"d OF
music. a dramatic performance, and
/ dance.
The Richmond Indian Association will
! hold It's monthly meeting IN the parlOr n
| the Ycung Mems Christian Association to-
/ day at ~ o'clock VI. large attendance
Is desired.
! the ambulance was called Yesterday
afternoon at $40 o'clock TO Wrghts tac-
/ tory. Nineteenth aud Franklin streets. 10
white woman suffering with Mysteries. She
was treated and left.
Alr. Charles W. Goddin, Clerk Of the
| Chaucery Court. was ON YESTERDAY pre-
sentcd with beautiful eoid-headed cano
/ as "A token Of the esteem of ms friend. Mr..
! r. Moscoe GlaZebrOok.
Miss jamie Suthcrlin Smith. Of Danyil,e,
/ has been visiting Atlanta, Ga, and the
| Consultation. OF that city, publishes SPLEEN
! did picture OF her together with "a very
complimentary notice
Mr. W. b. Bishop, the well-known sum.
mer-resort manager Will have charge OF
the Old Sweet Springs next summer. lie
j. now IN the city making preliminary al
ENGAGEMENTS for the coming season.
Governor Mckinney yesterday refused
10 pardon Tom Fletcher and William Moor
mau. both of IypchbUrg ono sentenced
10 the penitentlsrv for larceny and the
other sent to jail for unlawful cutting.
Mr.. James c. Harwood has been elected
instructor of arithmetic classes b. second
division, and &. IN the Night School IF
Technology in the Virginia MECHANICS In
atitute in the place OF Samuel L. Beach,
| deceased.
Major 4. ". CARRIER. proprietor Of the
Ingleslde stock Farm. has sold TO MIR. ).
Nj. Currier. of Kansas. two young mares,
full sisters. foaled IN 1889 and 1890 by
Norfolk. dam Jenny Lind. The price paid
was $500.
Professor f. W. Boatwright, Of Rich
mond College, VIII deliver the third OF his
series oi lectures on German literature to-
night at o'clock III the chapel OF the IA
stitutlon. Ills subject will be Mime
Singers and Meistersingers.
Mr. James Walker and Miss Columbia
Stanard HAYES will he married az the resi-
dence Of the bride-elect. corner Seventh
and Nam streets. this afternoon ~ >
o'clock. The wedding will be one Of the
most brilliant of the season.
Miss BELLA Walden gave domno-mask
ball in P0wells He'll last night. The at
tendance was quite large, aud some OF tine
costumes were both novel and beautiful.
The fascinating dance was INDUCED IN
until after midnight, the occasion being
one Of great pleasure.
Mr. r.. W. Thompson. the general man. /
aoer Of the CITY Drugstore. is q great fan .
cler of poultry and has quite nice yard
of iarcy birds at his home. No. 1911 west
Nam street. Friday night thieves broke
into his house and stole seventeen OF ais
birds. There IS no clue TO the robbery. /
The Richmond Railway and Electric .
COMPANY, through their secretary, Mr..
Thomas j. Craigie. have kindly consented
to furnish the eectric-ilchts free for the
performance of "Our Boys 10 be given
o. the Academy tomorrow night under
the auspices OF the Daughters OF the .
Revolution.
The Executive ComRittee Of the Viz
Gina State Agricultural and Mechanical '
society met III the office of President Bu-
ford yesterday AZ noon. Tho itemzed re-
port Of the expenses and profits of the
association not having been completed,
tine committee adjourned till next Thurs
day at noon.
The Council Committee on Health viii
meet at $50 o'clock this evening. and that
on Police Will convene at 1870. The James
River improvement Committee Will hold
regular session al the Chamber Of Com
merce at noon tomorrow. The Fire Do
pertinent Committee VIII meet tomorrow
evening at Is o clock.
John Jackson. ESQ. one Of the city Mem
bers OF the House Of Delegates, who has
been confined 10 his room since October
last. having had q most dangerous attack
of tvphoid-fe IS rapidly recovering his
health and now has hunters appetit.,"
and will soon be able 10 make his appear
ance on the streets. where everybody viii
be glad 10 see HIM.
\ well-attendel meeting of the Board
OF Managers of the Baptist Home for Aged
Women was held Yesterday morning at IL
Curry IN the chair. The reports submitted
were OF a very encouraging nature and
showed the institution TO be IN healthy
state Mrs. d. o. DAVIS was elected
member of the board.
Three negro men became very disorderly
at the Theatre last night during the per-
Torrance OF the New South" They
were arrested by Officers Williams and
Davis and lodged in the Second Station
House. On the person Of one of them was
found large bulldog pistol. They will
be before Justice Crutchfeld this morning.
Mr.. John Kendler. uncle Of Councilman
Render. who 50 heroically led the rescuing
party after the explosion in the Midlothian
coal-mine February. 1882. when thirty-two
men were killed. was III the city yesterday.
lie mas been working at the Pocahontas
mines. and now is on his way to resume
operations at Coalfield again. By the way.
February Sd Will be the anniversary of the
Midlothian explosion.
At the regular meeting of Virginia