Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-26

The repairs ON the northerly wing wing
dam AT Bogher's Dam have been compile
ted.
Mr.. John G.. Dabney. Of King William
conntv ia I'm the city for few days.
Richmond was formerly his home.
Rev DR. Lafferty will lecture at the
Ia,,reI-etreet Methodist church Tuesday
night on the subject OF GHOSTS.
Mr.. Moses Hutzler left Liverpool on
the steamer Lucania FOR America rev
days ago. He Is cxpected IN hic"'no'i"
next week.
William short. who some time ago es-
canaa from the Police Court, was before
Jrstice .Iohu Yesterday morning, and was
sent TO Jail for eighteen months.
At n meeting OF the Board of Directors
NJ the Farmers supply Company" held
last night. Messrs. Register q Sadler
were elected attorneys Tor the company.
Mccabe.s School football team leave
for Charlottesville to-day TO play fifntops
les NJ west and Hall. two of their best
players.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Garnett have issued in
vitations 10 the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Miss Mary A. Garrett TO Mr.. John
Anderson. OF Henrsco. TO take place Oc-
tober 31st.
Services will be held In the Gospel
wagon tomorrow at $50 NJ; az tnc cor
nor of Seventeenth and Marshall streets,
and q, 4 p NJ. at the corner of Church
and High streets.
A very neat directory of Barton Heights
has been published by the Barton Heights
Progress II contains the names or near
Nv 900 people. and gives a snort history
of the thriving suburb.
DR.. l.. ID. Smith. of PEBBLES. o.. and
bride, arrived in ltichm0nn on the La.n
will no the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Burgess, OF e2l
north Ninth street. this week.
Yesterday was the last day In which
rersons could file their applications Tor
clyil-serylce examinations in the Internal
Revenue Department in the examination
10 be held here November 9th.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday the
r Fj,bates and OF A. l.. Jacobs against
the Supreme Assembly OF the Royal so
ciety OF Good Fellows were dismissed.
Robert Bridgewater was before Justice
Vincent Yesterday. charged with threaten
in,. to assault and kill W. f. Culling-
worth. In the absence OF important VIII
nesses the case was continued until to-
day.
A very handsome portrait Of Hon. Jo-
senh Il. Iawless. Secretary Of the Com
monwealth has been sent 20 st. Mary's
College. Belmont. y. G. The picture Is
the work of Miss Adele Williams, one OF
Richmond's most renowned artists.
The west-End Christian Mission Sun
day school will hold a rally tomorrow
morning at 9:l5 o'clock. Spirited singing
and a short address will be features OF
the occasion. Rev. j. a. Spencer, of
Manchester will be the speaker. The pub
lie Is Invited.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. w. Penick Shelton and Miss
ISepCea November tth.
The wedding occurs at Centenary Me-
thodist church at high noon. The bride
elect is a daughter OF Dr. and Mrs.
George +. Reese.
MIR. and Mrs Robert A. Zones. who
were married in Washington. d. G., on
the 18th instant by the Rev. II. b. Bagby.
of the Disciples church, Of that city. re-
turned home Thursday, after q ten-days'
visit among northern cities sightseeing.
Mr.. c. r. Kennon has returned from a
visit TO Mr.. Richard Allen, at Tuckahoe.
The remains of Mrs. Charlotte Carter
Cuttings, daughter Of the late Thomas
Richie who died In Baltimore. reached
here yesterday afternoon, and were In
TERED in Hollywood.
John Schuman. a young man about z
years old, who is employed AT the Rich.
mond I.ocomptive-Works. yesterday had
his hand caught in some OF the machinery
and the first finger of his left hand was
ted Or. Parker, in charge Of the am
buiance. performed the operation. after
which the young man went to his home.
"villa Maymart." the beautiful suburb
an residence OF Major James II. Dooley,
has been adorned BIZ two handsome sets
of park gates. These gates are placed at
the last entrance OF the park surrounding
the house. and are of design known as
the Florentine. being at once massive:
weighing more than n ton each, and
highly ornamental and artistic.
The Roanoke. Norfolk and Baltimore
Steamship Company has been formed.
and will begin operations on December
1st. The new line will connect with the
Farmville and Powhatan railway at Bor-
muda Hundreds. The new company pIJ-
poses to run it's ships to Richmond II is
said to have secured a five-year lease
on tho wharfs OF the Virginia Dredging
Company, and its steamers. 1t is said. will
be handsomely fitted out and first-class in
every respect.
Registered I'm New York.
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