Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-11

ments wero made with That eWipe"e
English lady, Mrs. farley. TO bring nsr
celebrated wax figgers here, ana 20 uns
fact the audience were largely maeo,'
for their pleasaE. evenings entertain.
ment. fine quartette. cons's.ns
Mrs. Zsnn. Mrs. Menpher, iaeu'ena,rs
Homer, and Lieutenant Menaher' W."
Lieutenant linn at the piano. renuele1
some choice selections. ana nppsa'sa
again later I'm the evening. seVerai manu-
some tableaux were also introduced III
which MISS Frank. Miss story. Leu
tenant Lassiter, and MIS- DouS'a''
Campbell and others appeared
When the curtain went up on ths nIs'
rroup OF figures Il was found that Mts'
farley was represented by Mrs. Leu
tenant Ruckman. who appeared IN an
elaborate toilet in order 10 impress mo
military. Tho statues were brought out
wound up. and put through thelr pa
I'm a manner that indicated hie-'o"s
devotion to the business.
EXPLANATIONS.
In the groups were represented emlhen'
statesmen, pirates. and fo0t-oall pi"ye,s
the latter being introduced as the nIt'e
OF the hanuricourt" The SiaIhese 10 10
were there, one much shorter ,h1n w.,
cher which she explained happened
when she was showing them 10 queen
VIctoria The short one got too close
On the "'eater" and melted down 70 MS
nrosen, size. She also stated that the
pue,n offered her shilling 10 compeh-
Etc ber for her lore but she would nor
accent H. as II might render her haoie
o. military service. Lieutenant Homer
onnoarsd n the Blind Poet with lyrv
In his hand. ana when she placed h9i
hand lovingly on his shoulder anu
,,,arl,ed this "a 'Omer" II brought GOWN
the house. Captain KIDD was SAID 70
have had his 'aunts fitted up more geo go
ouser than the new quafteriha'.'
oG,ce. and so It went on TO the end OF
the play. .,,,a a, the
mort for the winter. and the young peop'e
vii turn their attention to the fiys,la
whore the music commences their sea
sons engagement on Wednesday.
SEWERAGE.
The much-yexed question OF sewerag.
has at last been satisfactorily arrahse'
between the civil and military hu'hO.
is ar n conference IN the war Depa' .,
,oen, on Wednesday last II Is pfopos.
N introduce a thorough system Ior wv
most and the business interests OF WV
pint az a cost OF $1,000. the govern,
ment 20 pay half the expense anu , va.
cI,izens the balance. 1t IS hoped that us
viii finally dispose OF the question W .,'
the many false reports about the hr5l,u
~ the Point that have been puo'lsneI
within the past year. In the mean .''".
a. - nroper 70 state that there mas ..
M fever here since last spring ana '""'
the health Of the post "a excellent 80,
Rtshop Randolph made his annuai N'.l'
o. the Church OF the Centurion last ouu
dav where he preached at the norm VI,
seyvicos and confirmed class OF i've
candidates. So, noon
Mrs Lieutenant Irwin, who haS %. ~
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. boi
Dor OF New York. Tor the past wv
vnonths. returned 10 the post yestelIHy
Mr. p u. Christian arrived from w ASH,
,,,,on Yesterday and resumed ms OFT,
rosition as cashier &C the hyseia Ho'''
FOR the season.
From the large number OF arrivals t"1
ire, the past week It would seem Via'
,be Uvgeia is pleasant place for t's
vonnr ladies TO do penance during '"'
Ienten season. 49,, ~
Tho following Richmonders nave az,
r,vod during the past week: MAJOR =, -,
Rrengla samuel REGISTER, byron h,''
and w.fe. Barton c. Grundy' NJ . Ho'i'"