Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-26
tho police respecting the recent deprsds-
p.r.ora,. and Br,efs.

Rev. ". &. Judkins will preach of High.
land Park this afternoon ut 4 o'clock.
Mrs. W. r. Sizer, of west Marshall street.
~ visiting friends in Caroline county.
Charles n. Chapin, Of this city. left
Friday for C~ovingtop, w. Va. on business.
A new fre-nlarm station (No. 3l2) has
been placed at Twenty-eighth and Dock
streets.
Mr.. J.'J. Moore. one of the attaches OF
the Davis House, left yesterday on q visit
| TO Norfolk.
Miss Sarah Anthony. of Norfolk. is the
guest Of Mrs. Abram l.. Jacobs. 500 east
Marshall street.
Miss Mamie Goodchild, OF Washington,
d. c.. is visiting tho Misses Kidwell. of 314
east Cary street.
Mr.. II. II. Boswell has just returned
from Honolulu. Hawaii Islands, where he
spent several weeks.
Mrs. G.. Milton Sydnor. of Warsaw, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
L. Smith. of Csurch Hill.
Miss Leah F.. Reece. after spending seve-
raj months here. will leave IN a few days
for her home. IN Gloucester county.
Brookland Democratic Club. No. 1, will
meet Tomorrow night at its new hail, on
Brooke turnpike. opposite Floyd's store.
Rev. George II. Ray Will by request
preach to the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics this morning at IL
o'clock.
Messrs. Robert Edmond. Of Richmond,
and l.. s. Humphreys. of fredericksburg,
Va. are registered ut the Alhambra Hotel,
Chicago.
Miss Mona Leath. Miss Clara Morris. and
| Mss Sadie SpagOt, OF Norfolk, are the
guests of Miss Rosa Is. Angle, 1922 north
Fourth street.
Major James d. Patton. who has been
detained al home for a week or two, was
well enough TO be down town Tor a short
while Yesterday.
Misses Leila larry and Pri;chard Smith
left Tuesday for Amelia county, where
they will spend a month or six weeks with
Mrs. Paul Jones.
Mr.. Charles A. de Nordendorf. Of this
| CITY. left FRIDAY for Cleveland. o.. where
| he will engage in business with his uncle,
Mr. j. II. Phelps.
Rev. DIR. Hoge will deliver the second of
| his series of lectures on memorable eras
in the history of tho Church this after
noon at O'Clock.
Mrs. A. II. Courtney returned from
| Florida Friday. Major Courtney will re-
| turn IN about two weeks. He Is greatly
improved in health.
Mr.. p. E..Throckmorton will leave Tues
! dav for West Point 10 institute a new
cll Of the Junior Order United American
Mechanics IL that city.
The following contributions have been
made 10 the Sheltering Arms: Miss VI. Z.
Moore's Sunshine Band. SjJ; cash, SIS
Miss Archer's Pansy Circle, SOC.
Mss Mary Archer Saunders. of No. s27
west Franklin street. Will be home for the
holidays and will have as a guest at her
home Miss Thompson. of st. LOUIS.
The ladies OF the North Carolina ten.
will hold an Faster-egg hunt and bubble
blowing on Saturday, April lst. at y
O'Clock at No. III east franklin street.
Mrs. T. D. Redd has returned to her
home. on Barton Heights, after an absence
OF seven weeks. during which time she
suffered a severe attack Of pneumonia.
The jury in the case OF Butler against
Tailaferro. which has been pending IN the
Circuit Court for several DAYS. not being
aole 10 agree, were discharged yesterday
morning.
In view Of the fact that this Is Pas
sion Week the regular meeting OF the Me-
moral Bazaar VIII he held at 4 o'clock
"Wednesday afternoon, instead of at 400
Wednesday.
Rev. j. G.. IIiden leaves Monday morning
for Baltimore. where be IS TO lecture for
the Baptist Social Union OF Maryland On
Tuesday night. He will return III time to
fill his pulpit on the following sunday.
Tho Executive Committee Of the local
union OF CLrIstIan-EndeavOr societies
all ,...t =, 81. G.lI.. .f.ar rA.v. ,H af.s d.
nary jiethodist church this afternoon.
Officers for another year will be elected.
Mr.. Charles s. Powell, junior member of
the firm OF Davis. Powell Il Rich. who re-
Gently acquired the Alhambra Hotel, a.
Chicago, Will leave here tomorrow night
for Chicago 10 enter upon his duties al tho
AlhamDra.
DR.. George T.. Chiles, Commissioner of
tho Revenue Tor Princess Anne; i. 7.
lyman. CnIef ot Police of Portsmouth;
{. +. Flanery. Sheriff Of Lee. and j. -.
Riddell. Deputy Sheriff of PIttsyiyania,
visited the Capitol yesterday.
Tho stamp.cancclling machine was put
into operation in the Redmond post-otict
yesterday, but Mr.. Russell, the postmaster,
says II IS not mnnIng Satisfactorily yet.
The machine is a self-:e.dcr and il III
charge Of Mr.. l.. IL. WeIsIger.
Messrs. c. d. and G. S. Yale, OF Wallinc-
ford. Conn, are at the Exchange Hotel.
These gentlemen are natives OF Richmond
and SONS Of the late Charles ID. Yale, for
many years n prominent resident of this
city. and one time O member Of the City
Council.
Miss Jennie L. Pelouze has returned 20
the city after an extended trip 10 Buffalo, !
Washington. Philadelphia, and Slneland, !
y. j. She visited the latter place to At
tend the wedding Of her brother Craige 10 !
Miss Mamie j. IIllyer, who are now on
their wedding trip.
A horse belonging to II. Metzger's Sons
was shot Thursday night TO relieve II from
pain. Thu horse was. on good authority, |
said to be between A and 45 years OF age.
The animal had been used as a family |
horse until three years ago, when 1t was
turned out to Craze.
The following c~onvicts were received at
the penitentlary yesterday: James Fur
lock. u white man from Lee county, 10
serve two years for assisting prisoners 70
escape from jail Albert Holmes. a negro
from Richmond city, TO serve two years
for attempted poison.
Miss Leath. sister of Manager T. G..
Leath. of the Richmond Theatre. gave a
box party at the Theatre yesterday after
noon TO Mrs. j. j. Angle. Miss May Mich
elbacher. Miss Rosa b. Angle. aud Misses
Clara Morris, Sadie Spagot. Sarah Antho-
ny of Norfolk, and Mr.. II. b. Angle.
The Alumni OF the University of VIr.
giniG will meet i'll the diplng-room of the
Commonwealth Club, by the courtesy Of
The Board of Governors, Tuesday the
2sth. at 6 Z. N. All alumni are requested
to be present. Among other matters the
annual banquet tor 1898 Will DO consid-
cred.
Friday morning about 3 o'clock an at
tempt was made TO rob the store of KAN
a Brother, No.. SIG Brook avenue. The
lock TO the side door was blown OF, pre-
sumably by dynamite or some other ex-
plosive. The report brought ont Mr..
kain's dogs. and 1t is supposed the robbers
We're thus frightened of. Nothing was
stolen.
An adjourned meeting OF the s~tockLold-
ers of the Richmond transfer Company
was held yesterday at noon and all the old
officers were reelected as follows: 4. W.
CARRIER. president: c. A. Taylor, secretary
and treasurer; Board of Dlrectors-E. I.
d. MYERS, Sol. Haas. f.. d. H~otchkiss. W.
T. Darden, G. A. Taylor, G.. w. Stevens,