Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18


Mr.. r. f. Goodman. Of Little Rock. Ark,
Is visiting friends in and near the city.
There was no Improvement yesterday in
the condition OF Clty-Audltor Miles Iur-
pin.
Mr.. Conway Myers, who has been sick
for several weeks. Is out enjoying the cold
weather.
Mr.. Charles Early. formerly Of Rich
moud. now prosperous citizen OF Wash
ington, Is III the city on business.
Miss Grace Spear returned to 81 east
Cary street Yesterday. having spent the
winter in Philadelphia with her aunt, Mrs.
j. b. Lippncott.
Misses Oracle and Ada Sharp. who have
been enjoying the skating And sleighing at
Old Point for the past two weeks, returned
TO the city yesterday.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asso-
ciation will hold an important meeting al
the Young Mems Christian Association
building this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The funeral of Henry. the infant son Of
w. n. and Mrs. Mollle :. Martin, took
place on Monday, the 10th instant, at his
fathers residence, SOB east Marshall Ser
vices were conducted by Rev. Drs. Hatcher
and H.den.
The following conylcts were received at
the penIccntiary yesterday: William
Smith (col1red). from Tazewell county. to
servetwo wears for housebreaking Samuel
Hendricks )colorad). from Iazewell coun-
t.. to serve two years for h0usebreaking.
In the Switzerland entertainment 10 be
piven AZ the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Hall tomorrow night for the hene-
tit of the Woman's Christian Association
musical selections will be rendered by
Miss Anime Hammer. Miss Lawson. and
Messrs. Cunningham, Lohman, and Rem
hardt.
Mr.. Ernest Seager and MISS Mildred c.
Melbourne were married last Sunday after
noon at the residence of Mr.. Charles II.
PAGE. on west Leigh street. Rev. II. VI.
known music-teacher and is a native Of
England The bride formerly resided in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry HiIshberg and wife have re-
turned from their bridal tour. having Wis
Itod Niagara Falls, Buffalo Rochester. New
York. and other cities. Mr.. Hirshberg was
married IN New York January 80 at Lyric
Hall and received many kilograms OF con-
0ratulations. also a great many handsome
ard costly presents from friends IN Rich
mond and elsewhere.
The funeral of Mr. J. w. Manning. whose
death was reported IN yesterday mornings :
DIsrATCH, will take place from 81. Peter )
Cathedral this morning at $3.50 o'clock and
will be attended by Phil. Kearny Post. q.
A. r.. of which the deceased was MEM
Der. The veterans will assemble at the
residence OF the deceased IlS south Sixth
street. Mr. Manning was 45 years OF age
and leaves wife and seven children.
i
wexford in the Circuit Court to tho
Richmond Cider Company. The object Of
the company is 10 manufacture, buy and
sell cider and vinegar. The capital stock
is TO be not less than II .000 nor more than
SIO 600. The following are the officers for
tbe FIST wear: Austin r. Spots, presl-
dent: Hampden Hoge. secretary and trea-
surer. Directors, Austin 7. SPOTS. NJ. ID.
Hoee, Jr.. T. VI. Perkins, E. F. Watson,
and A. j. Coffin.
Mrs. Daniel. secretary OF the Confederate
Memorial Association, has received a letter
from a naturalIZed Scotchman who has
| been resident OF the South TOR only
| eleven years and is the husband of Mas
| sachusetts lady. who lost brother on the
| Federal side, Offering his aud his wife's
| help at the Alabama table during the
bazaar for the benefit of the Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors Monument. This was
| the first response TO the appeal recently
made by the association.
At busipess-meeting of the Albemarle
| Club held Monday night at their rooms,
No. lO4 east Main street, the following OFF,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: T..
b. Thomson, president; DR.. Stuart Nc
Guire, wee president; ID. J. Carr, secre-
tary and treasurer; and Messrs. NJ. +.
Maury, q. Is. Hobsou. l.. L. Arlington. 2.
| c. Peasants. Z. j. Archer, X. L. Marshall,
Richard Gwathmey. and NJ. l.. Akers.
Board OF Governors. This club has
seventy seven resident and ten non-resi-
dent members.