Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-02

DIR. 8. Galeski has returned from his
southern business trip.
Mr.. Peter siumpf Is able to walk out.
and Il rapidly recovering from his long
Illness.
Sergeant r. II. crabtrce. of Abingdon.
Yesterday delivered James T.. q. Clark
Al the reformatory. NJ Laurel
Mr. william Emmett DoheTty, one Of
the staff OF the Baltimore Herald, Is on
visit to his family in this city
The expenses OF the shcl,ering-Arrns
concert we're 1860. and the receipts.
sssi. making net profit or SeAe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Greanor Neal have
returned TO Richmond from their bridal
tour, which extended as far as canada.
Hon. NJ T. Cook. senior member u the
Horse OF Delegates from Norfolk. was
among the visitors at the Capitol yesler-
day.
Mr.. n. somma has been appointed
grand deputy for Virginia of The Column.
bian Federation OF Italian societes OK
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Powers celebrated
the thirty-ffth anniversary OF their mar
riage last night, and received the con-
gratuiations OF many OF their fnSnds.
Warren Drewry, the little son Of ut.
n. w. Drewry, No. sos east Leigh street.
who had his leg broken on Wednesday,
IL resting more quietly since the limb has
been reset.
Rev. Edward T., Pell win deliver HIS
weekly lecture on the Sunday-school les
son at the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation this afternoon at O'Clock. All
are invited.
A. Wesley Davis was arrested and
locked up yesterday. charged with as
saultlng and beating Emma Harris. X.
w. Trlce was locked up on the charge
OF assaulting Samuel Hollis.
The several committees In charge OF
the celebration OF the semi-centennial OK
DIR. Boge's pastorate met yesterday mads
| their reports, and closed up all the blsl-
ness details they had in hand.
Mr.. Burlngame a member Of the state
| Democratic Committee. Of Connecticut.
and Dairy Commissioner OF that state.
| Is at the Lexington Hotel. The object OF
| his visit Is the restoration OF his health.
The Washington Star Of Thursday says:
| The engagement OF Miss Lille Kaufman
| TO Mr.. Harry u. Abram. OF Richmond.
-
| to see their friends Sunday. March ~.
| from to 10 l.. NJ.
Mr. Alfred J. Gary. who has been quite
| sick, had relapse last wednesday Lignt'
| and suffered for several hours Jl,h con-
| gestIon OF the lung. lie is now recovering
| from a slight attack Of pneumonia, ana
| is allowed TO see his friends.
| Rev. l.. r. Thornhill. % the Balm
! bridge-Street Baptist church, h1nehes'
| ter, will hold services In the Soldiers.
| Home chapel tomorrow afternoon al
o'clock. Mrs. GIN and the orphan boys
| will conduct the musical portion OK thS
service.
| Rev. Mr.. Locke pastor OF the Unitarian
| church at Brooklyn. Conn. and formerly
| a Baptist minister. Will preach on SUNDAY
| morning at the Unitarian church, BeiFi-
dere Hall, west Main street, on How
| Came from the Baptist 70 the Unitarian
| Ministry
| Nessrs. J. A. Renpods a Brother. OF
this city, having purchased the business
| OF Pollard < Saunders In New YORK ei'y'
| Mr.. T.. j. RennOl1s. the junior partner.
| has gone 10 that city 10 take charge OK
| the business. He will be Joined To few
weeks by his wife. aud they VIII reside III
| New York.
| Mrs John L. Eubank. after spending tho
| winter here left yesterday for the Wnits
| Sulnhur. Washington, and New YORK on
| business connected with the opening Ok
| the White or which. with MI lhvinas
| Glover. she has become the lessee ior
| n term OF years. The necessity OF some
what sudden departure prevented her
from returning many social eais'