Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-24

OF his sons nor George In fontaIne, ~
anxious to give himself up. They were
to surrender this evening by O'Clock.
but not one OF them put In an appear
ance I'D TO that hour. This did not
please Detective Baldwin. who. In COM
many with Officer Blackstone, set out TO
capture the sports. After visiting several
Of their usual haunte. Baldwin succeeded
I'm locating Jack Heath. Jr.. at dive on
the canal down in Georgetown. When ac-
costed by the officers Jack Jr. offered
no resistance. and by 1880 to-
night he was safely locked up In the First
Police Station.
reflective baldwin expects 10 get one
or two more by tomorrow morning. but
as all OF them are now under bonds.
except I'd. Hea h. he feels satisfied with
the result Of his mission here. He says
he Is certain of having all OF the Heath
gang before the courts In Alexandra on
Tuesday next. He will remain here pro-
badly until wednesday.
CONGRESSIONAL
There are very few southern members
of Congress in the city so far. and only
Harry l.. Skinner Populiso and Rich
mond Pearson and Tom. Settle Repub-
ucans). from North Carolina. The FORM
err Is located at the Ebbitt, and the lat
ter two at the Shoreham. With possibly
one or two exceptions, out OF the seven
ty-five members now In the city. there
are no others from the South. The con-
test for the four elective Offices or the
House go steadily on. but even these fail
10 enliven the dulness OF the Capitol at
nresent. The situation as TO the Senate
REORGANIZATION is still unchanged, and II
affords the widest speculation for the
army OF correspondents. who canvass 1t
I'm every possible shape.
Representa tive Elicit from the Rich
mond District, was here to-day. for the
purpose OF locating himself for the COM
ing session. He secured quarters In the
"Cairo' flats. an immense building ope-
rated ON the European plan, and situ-
ated in the fashionable part OF Wash
incton. Mr.. Elicit was accompanied by
his sister, who resides In Richmond, and
both left for the neighhorhood OF the JEFF
ferson In that lovely Virginia city this
evening.
PERSONALS.
Major r. W. Hunter. formerly OF Win
chester. now OF the Interior Department
here, and bride have rented a house on
Seventeenth street, In the society quar-
ter OF the city.
The condition OF Mrs. General Harry
Heath who has been i'll for some time.
Is not improved.
There is quite a credtable movement
on foot, which will prove successful in
the near future. for the formation OF a
southern historical society, at the nation
al capital.
A marriage license has been issued to
Frank Lee Simon, of Monticello, Va,
and Mae Schmidt, OF this city.
Mr. George Polk Runkle. Of Gordons-
vile, Va. and Miss Lilly Ward Clay. Of
this city, were married on Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of DR. S. L..
Hannoh No. 200 u street northwest.
Rev. DR. Rich, assistant rector OF Trim
ity Protestant Episcopal church, ofiici-
ated. After a collation. and congratula-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Runkle left for
New York and other northern places on
a wedding-tour. After December list they
Will be at home TO friends at No. sos
First street, southwest.
Commodore a. II. Van Zandt and wife,
formerly of Richmond, are quartered here
for the winter. at the Plummer Hotel,
on G street.
Mr. Clarence Il. Young. secretary of
Senator Daniel, of Virginia. and Mr..
Charles w. Dorsey. secretary Of Congress-
man Turner, are also at the Plummer,
which IS a great resort for Virginians.
Messrs. John Marshall Jones and
Charles +. Preston. of Richmond. are now
permanently located here, having lucra-
tive positions in the general offices Of the
Southern railway
POSTSCRIPT.
Judge w. l. Clopton and bride, after
spending a good portion OF their honey
moon here. returned home BY this after
Moons train.
Mr.. Austin BrOckenborough and bride
llso took the afternoon train for Rich
mond.
Mr.. n. w. Bowe. Of Richmond passed
through on his way home from Baltimore
this evening.