Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19

Judge William H. Mann OF Nottoway,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. J. ". glastonbury. Of Mineral city,
| Va, was in tho city yesterday.
Mr.. John Z. Branch Is in New York,
where he IL having an operation perform
| Ell on his eyes.
Mrs. G. VI. de Calieron. of Costa Rica.
Is visiting the family Of Mr.. James II.
PoindeXter, az east Leigh street.
Judge j. Thompson Brown u Nelson,
and Captain Williams. ~ Newport News.
were Al the Capitol yesterday
Mr.. Thomas \. Reddin. who has been
in with pneumonia. is now convaitscent
and Will be out in few DAYS.
The Fourth Preciuct Democratic club
Of Jackson ward. at its meeting Tuesday
night. endorsed Mr. Philip D.. Ryan for
Police Commissioner.
Syracuse Lodge. Uniform Rank. Knights
Of Pythias Will attend the bazaar Row
being conducted by the Ven1ble-Strect
Baptist church tonight in a body.
\ gentleman who is i'm position TO know
| whereof he speaks said yesterday that he
had no doubt that the White sulphur
would be open this season, as usual
The Tanmany Club will meet at Bahen
Hall this evening at =. NJ, and as this
IS the last meeting before the primary
full attendance IS requested.
Captain Charles II. Epps. who IS a can
date for reelection as city Sergeant.
made quite stirring and impressive
speech at the PoWhatan Club meeting on
Tuesday night.
4 warrant was issued in the county
Tuesday night for the arrest Of J. w
Camp, on the charge - obtaining money
from Isainh Christian (coloredy under
false pretences.
Mrs. -. Jacobs has returned from her
Florida pleasure trip. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Fannie Daniels who has
been there during the winter, and viii
remain here two months.
Miss Frances Chittum. who lost her
| gold watch and chain while driving with
| Mr.. John NJ Stansbury near the Yellow
Tavern last Sunday week, has recovered
the same In good condition.
The annual meeting Of tho Woman's
Foreign Missionary Union viii be- held
| i'm the lecture-roOm Of DR.. Hogrs church
this afternoon At 40 O'Clock. All ladies
are cordially Invited to be present
There were no services AT the Second
| Presbyterian church last night. Or.
| ilose having accepted an invitation to
| make an address before the Presbytary
in behalf OF the Virginia Bible Society.
IL is understood that Messrs. T. tn
| man. Peyton II. Noel II. l.. Peters ".
Mac Jones, w q. Duke. Y. j. Walsh. and
| H. 81. John coalter Will be candidates Tor
the City Committee in Monroe Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tinken have is-
sued invitations for the marriage OF their
a a.
Metzger, Thursday evening. April 27th,
at $50 O'Clock. at the Evangelical Luthe-
ran church, Sixth and Clay streets.
The following unfortunates were re-
ceiyed at the penltentlary yesterday:
! Charles III. Robinson (coloreiD. from War
| wick county TO serve one year for en-
| bezZement Henry Thomas and Henry
| Jackson doth colored). from Dlnwiddic
county, To servo i've years each for bur-
| glary.
Mr.. Charles II. seay and Miss Carry
| Wolbert were married Tuesday night AT
the residence of Rev q. r Williams.
| The bride was becomingly attired IN
! gray suit and carried "A large bouquet OF
| pink roses. After the ceremony a recep-
ton was given at the home OF the groem,
| In Fulton.
Mr.. yirsinlus Newton. who recently
| purchased the property on the northeast
! corner OF Sixth and Grace streets, op-
| posite the Westmoreland Club, will have
| three fine three-story residences erected
| fronting on Grace and two fronting on
| Sixth street. MIR. Fritz sitterding has the
| contract for the work. and has begun the
1 removal OF the old building.
The entertainment 10 be given by the
McGill Catholic Union tonight In Ca
/ thedral Hall promises to be q most de-
llghtful affair. Those taking part are
| Miss Nellie Rogers. Airs. John X. Dur.
rett, Mr.. II. :. Watkins. and SIR. Ii. T.
Cardoza. assisted by MIR, :. l.. Kelley, as
| elocutionist the whole under the manage
| invent OF Mr.. }. Louis sullivan.