Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-02

Mr. Robert l.. Parrish, Jr., of Coving-
ton. is in the city.
Mrs. W. II. Davis, Of l-9 west Gay
street. has just returned from the No''''
Mr.. Lewis W. Burwen will leave to-
morrow for an extended trip through
the South ana Mexico.
James Smith was locked up at the -.
c,ni station last NIGHT on the charge OF
assuming Martha cambridge.
DR.. Branch. Of Vermont. was in Rich
,rond last week. While here he paid
visit to the Male Orphan Asylum.
Mrs. C. ]. Folkes, wife Of the popular
,,oltce officer bv that name. Is improving,
after q two-weeks spell Of malarial-feVer.
Mr. and Mrs. r. 9. Hair returned last
Friday. after having spent the summer IN
T,urope Mr. Hairs health is much I'M
proved.
Mr.. Joseph A. Wheat, Of the Times
reportorial staff, is at the Virginia Hos
ujtaI suffering from a slight attack OF
pneumonia.
There will be meeting at the Ma
sonic Home at l2:2o o'clock to-day OF the
Roord Of Lady Managers Of that in
stitution.
Mr.. l.. S Brown, general agent OF the
passenger department Of the southern
Railway Company, Is in me Guy lie l.
stopping at Fords.
The door to Mr.. ". ]. Glenn'S tailor
shop, on Eighth street, was h'oKeA III
Saturday evening or Suhddy IH"iHiHS'
but nothing was stolen.
MIR. Eugene Wertzman, the most fear
les wire-walker In the world. has Just
noted speciality artists with PompeH.
Mrs. O. RAYMOND Brown. who has been
visiting her sisters. Mrs. harrington l.
Erannou and Mrs. ". c. Wood &C Brook
Ivn. ~ y. returned home last week.
Tho store Of the Plymouth Pock Pants
Companv was entered by thieves at an
oorlv bour SUNDAY morning and guam
titv Of clothing. valued al $500 was stolen
Mrs T. 6. Thon and daughter. Mar
,uerite. Of Washington. II. C., after
V.rv nleasant visit 20 her motEer-in-law,
on west Broad street. has returned home.
Mr.. John +. Pizzinl. formerly Of Koh-
mond. now Of Norfolk, after spending
t,vo weeks i'm ;his City visiting relatives
and friends, returned to his pos: yesior-
day.
Mr.. J. j. Price. formerly Of this city
b,,t nov tho manager of Pains Last
DAYS OF PompcN" which Will be pre-,
sentcd here during the Exposition, Is at
Ford's Hotel.
Rev T.. Il. Nugent Of the Broad-Street
Mission. 7l2 east Broad. is in New YORK
attending a convention OF Christian Work.
ers. Rev. c. \. Van Houten led last
nights meeting.
Mr.. William F. Gray and wife, Mr..
Mann 6 Valentine and wife, and Mr.
Henry Lee Valentine and wife. OF ms
CITY. are stopping at the Weisiger. ga
Fifth avenue New York
Mrs ]. II. Gil. superintendent Of the
Male orphan Asylum. viii have lonch-
counter at. the Fair, and she hopes that
her friends will literally patronize her'
ANY contributions Will be thankfully re-
ceved.
The earnings OF the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for August. 1871 were
s27.O2209; expenses. So. 50. the earn
irgs Of the Petersburg railroad for the
same month were S39,s53So; expenses
81 s0603.
There il at the Second Police-Station
half-dozen silver forks, found SATURDAY
night at the corner Of Eleventh and Main
streets They are marked with the let
ter &C." and can be had II the owner
VIII can TOT ANSNl
Among the arrivals at the Exchange
last night were Judge Con ana "iie'
and Miss Con. and Ex-Governor Fleming,
OF West Virginia; Judge Simonton anu
wife. and Mr.. Julian Mitchell. of Charles
ton. S. C., and Judge Morris.
The following is n complete list OF
marshals for the Exposition: Cher Mar
shall Colonel W. Miles Cary; Assistants
Colonel G. Percy Halves, j. r.. Turner
u. S Bradley, Colonel A w. Archer W.
w. Kennon, c. w. BONNER.
The game OF baseball to have been
n,aved between the motormen and con-
ductors Of the City and Union divisions
az the electric railway which was post
rored on account OF rain will be played
Thursday at west-End Park Tickets tha'
were sold 10 the previous game VIII nc
valid Thursday.