Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-26

Or. b. d. spalding. OF 2io east Main, has
returned TO the city.
Rev. John X. Mason will preach at St
L.ukes chapel tonight at O'Clock.
DR.. r ]. Ridden has returned 10 the
city from the mountains OF SOUTHWESTERN
Virginia.
Miss Nellie NJ Haw IS visiting Mrs
Jane Il. Hudson and Mrs. j. Osborn ha"'
in Amelia.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Hamlin. Of Danyille' is
in the city.
Mr.. w. II. Farmer left yesterday for
Charlottesville.
There will be meetings this afternoon
Of the Council committees on water anu
Second Market.
Mr.. Ernest l.. Boiling and family nave
returned from the country to their res
dence. 1917 Floyd avenue.
Sheriff J. W. Hortenstein, OF Abingdon,
delivered Albert Hicks yesterday 10 the
| Prison Association, a Laurel
Professor ~ Bowdltch Clapp returned
| to the CITY yesterday, and Will resume
his professional duties October LIST
Senator Parrish. Of Goochland, arrived
| I'm the city Yesterday. He is confident Of
| being renominated in Manchester to-day.
The grand Jury OF the Hastings Court
Yesterday returned true bills OF indi9I-
ment against Frank STEIN ana D.
Nichols. for felony.
A patent has been granted TO O. a.
Tower. A. NJ. Hunter. and J. Eastwood'
sssiguors OF one fourth 10 VI. w. IhoHlds'
OF Richmond. for telephone.
Mr.. John g. Allen. late m .a,hiI,o OF !ne
Western Union office at NytneVlue' Va,
has arrived In the city, and accepted
position with Thomas Branch & co.
4 handsome ladys double-case gold
watch. for which an advertisement ap-
pears in this paper; was iOSt S ,n5 FIrst
| betweef Mechanicsviile turnpike anu L "S'
| street.
Mr.. w. r. Davis. OF Powhatan, was In
| the citv last night He is "A candidate FOR
| the House and thinks his VIII prove a
winning hand I'm the Manchester conVen-
| ton to-day.
Mrs NJ. f. c. Mickle OF the Licking
| ton. has returned from Baltimore. where
| she was summoned several days ago oy
| the serious Illness Of her sister, VINO Is
| now conValescent.
| Sanitarv-Ofiicer Alfred j. James reeeiY-
ed a telegram Yesterday from ms pIo, ma
| den death OF the latter's son, Lancaster
| a young man or Il
The following convicts were receiver az
| the penitentiary yesterday: Ohve Apple
Ccolored). from MecklenDnrg' VIII M f seres
| four years for forgery. and WIZ Jones
| (coloredI five years. for forgery.
| Miss Mozelle Williams returned nome
Yesterday, after two months deiightiully
| sDent in Brooklyn and New YORK CITY. ohe
| was accompanied by her cousin, MISS
| Josephine Leech. Of Brooklyn, y. \.
| Elizabeth Hart. the white woman who
| fell from a second-story window at NO Zl'
| south Tenth street early yesterday morn
| ing ana was taken To the almshOuse foi
| treatment. was reported last night to be
| getting along very well.
! Mrs. j. III. Webb-Peploe and children
| have returned from Calgary. in the Cana
! dian Rocky Mountains, where they haVe
| been spending the summer. Before tney
| left they encountered several snoW-storms
| and some quite severe freezing weather.
Mr.. Thomas Dabney Jr., whose father
was a well-knOwn author, ana resided III
| this city for many years, has been en-
| gagged this season as member q the
| Melba Concert Company. Mr.. Dabney ms
| adopted the stage name OF Lloyd H. Au-
| bigny.
! Mr.. Anton Schwane, proprietor OF san
| ger Hall, yesterday visited oscar Vein
| neck the travelling man who Is held mere
| on the charge OF obtaining money from
| resident OF Washington under raise pre-
| fences, and thinks he Is the same mar
with whom he had some TRANSACTIONS
| several months ago. whereby he lost slvo
There was a large attendance at the
| BROAD Street mission last night. EVanse-
| list Schoolfield. OF Danville, who Is anou'
| Commencing n series OF meetings IN hos,
| noke was present. and made po"eftul
| address. Short talks were also made by
| tho sunerintendent and Messrs Mchennon
| and Walthail and Secretary Currsis OF
| the Railroad Branch Young Mems chris
tan Association.