Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-25


Captain j. r. Shepherd has gone North !
| on "A business trip.
Mrs. Hattie S. Harper is very III at her |
| residence. 1912 west Cary street.
Mrs. Or. M. y. Carter has returned |
| from visit to friends in Washington.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2, will |
confer the Red Cross at rs Lcxt assem- |
| bly,.
Mrs. C. W. volkman. Of the West End. |
has been quite sick during the past |
week.
Judge Minor will preside over the Hen |
rico County Court tomorrow for the |
last time.
Bishop Jackson. OF Alabama, will |
preach az the Monumental church to-day |
at II O'Clock.
Miss Lola Allan. OF Washington, D. C.. |
| Is visiting hrs. Edmund Waddnl, Jr., |
at SIC Park avenue.
Miss Dora McCaw Of Midlothian, is !
visiting the Misses Ryan. at No. Ala
north Seventh street
Miss Annie Utz, OF Madison county. |
is visiting her cousin. Miss FANNIE Uz, |
at 27l2 east Broad street.
NJ. salomonsky, Of Richmond, va.
was registered yesterday at the MARI |
borough Hotel. New York.
Mr.. John L. Culligan ia very III at |
the home of his brother, AIR. James Mel
ton, on west Broad street.
Miss Susie Maxey has returned 10 |
Powhatan after a two months stay with |
the Misses Pinder, Of Winder
Miss Minnie Hotopp. daughter Of Mr.. |
William Ilotopp, of Charlottesville, is |
visiting Mrs August Stille OF this city. |
Miss Bette Jewett has returned from |
the bedside OF her brother. Mr.. George |
Jowett. who IL very i'll at his home, in |
Midlothian.
General /. G.. Estes. J2nited States |
army. Washington. -. c.. was the guest |
last week Of Mr. j. Il. Hatcher. lO26 |
Park avenue
The West-End Choral Society al their |
last meeting adopted series of resolu-
tons in respect 10 the memory OF Mr.. |
Charles Il. Smith.
Miss Nettie Jane Tiller. OF Ashland,
who has been visiting Mrs. Ragand, OF
go Buchanan street, for the past six |
weeks, will leave tomorrow.
Miss Rose Meade. Of Washington, d. |
some time with her sister. Mrs. George |
A. Cunningham, of els west Cary street. |
The Richmond Locomotive and Machine |
Works had 1887 names on its pay roll |
Yesterday. This f. the largest number |
ever drawing wages from the company at |
one time
Colonel G. ". Terrell. formerly OF New |
Orleans. La. but recently OF Bedford |
i IL, o. f-ft IN N.
mond They are stopping at the .imeri- |
can Hotel.
Mr.. n. T.. Young is still OF the hospi- |
tai Of the Medical College OF Virginia. |
lie Is steadily improving. and hopes 70 |
be able to see his friends the latter part !
Of this week.
Mrs y. NJ. Frommer. who has tceA |
absent from the city for several months, |
on a visit TO relatives and friends In |
Buffalo. y. v. and Titusville. Pa, has |
returned home.
Me-. w II. Haskell. OF New York. |
manager Of the Baltimore branch Of the |
Standard Oil Company, has been trans |
fcrred to Richmond, where he will reside |
FOR the present.
CAPTAIN Alexander Coke while In Wash |
ington last week. had "a very pleasant |
talk with President Cleveland. lie was |
accompanied TO the Executive Mansion |
by Senator Hunton.
Colonel Meade Haskins. who has been |
sick for the past ten days with initam- |
nation OF the knee-joint. was reported |
as much improved yesterday, but he Is |
still unable 10 leave his room.
A called meeting of the Society for the |
Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals viii |
be held Monday evening, at $50 O'Clock. |
Every member is requested to attend. |
as II is very important they should be |
present.
There will be Gospel Temperance |
meeting under the auspices Of Howard's- |
Grove Lodge at their hall Thursday night. |
March lst. commencing at 7:i5. Rev. |
J. o. Kirk, pastor of owards-Grove |
Baptist church. win deliver the address |
Of the occasion. There will be music |
and Rotations.
Rev. Moses d. Hoge. d. D.. Instead OF |
Dr. Il. L. Kerr. as was announced, VIII
lecture at the First Presbyterian church |
(coloreD. corner Monroe and Catherine |
streets. Monday at Z. NJ, TO meet the |
expense Of lighting the church. Comoina-
ton fixtures are being put H. ana VIII
be ready for the lecture.
Mr.. +. J. Davis. senior member o. the
Davis 6 Farnum Manufacturing COM
pany, OF Waltham, Mass. Is In the c'ty
Tor n few DAYS lie IL stopping at |
Murphy's Hotel. Mr.. Davis in ga de-
gree Mason and a prominent Shriher' |
and as a result OF this has humber |
OF friends and acquaintances In the CITY |
Mr.. Daniel II. Mahoney, OF Philadci-
phla, formerly OF Richmond. and
Irtr
bly, be appointed Consul to Trieste. He |
Is good man. and is highly esteemed !
in this city. lie is backed by Mr.. Har- |
rlty chairman OF the National Demo- |
cratic Committee and other prominent |
men.
The following prisoners were delivered |
az the peaitentiaIy yesterday: FROM
Nansemcnd county: Frank West tcoi- |
oredD. five years for HOUSEKEEPING; jim
Clements (coiored). ten years for house
breaking; Stephen Clements (colored), TWO |
years for grand larceny: Amelia Eldridge |
Peachey (colored). from Amelia county, |
two years for burglary.
There was a very pleasant surprise
party given at the home Of Miss Pamein
wilkerson. No. lis south Fourth street, |
on Wednesday evening las. by Misses |
Emma and Lizzie knackstidt, Clara anu |
Lizzie Fariss. Mary and Alice Johnson,
Katie Zeaiberg. Lena and Ola Hehlein, |
and Messrs Elkins. Pierman, Phillips. |
Krengei, Martin. Umlauf. and Bcwn. |
Parior games were INDUCED In until |
late hour. when refreshments were
served.
On Wednesday night AT $50 o'clock,
the home Of the brides brother, ~ north |
Fourth gtreet. was The scene Of pretty |
wedding. when Miss Bealah n. wilson
plighted her troth 70 Mr. Thomas p. |
Turner. Rev. George II. Ray OBLIGATED. |
The ushcrs were Messrs, Louis J. VIII
SON (best mani. Edward a. Clark. Leroy |
II. Jones, and Davis W. Bdnks. oufts q