Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-10

sinia District. and who u Chief OF the
Law Division OF the Interior Department,
delivered en- interesting lecture last
night before the Virginia Democratic AS
ISOLATION OF the District of Columbia,
on the subject OF "Tne Old and the New
South" which was well received and
warmly aTpiauded.
The nomination Of Collector William
II. Fowle OF the Western District OF
Virginia, remains IN statu quo in the
Senate. IL viii probably neither be re-
jected nor confirmed.
The House was not I'm session to-day.
and q majority Of the Virginia delega-
ton took advantage Of the holiday and
went home
DR.. Randolph r. Carmichael, formerly
OF Fredericksburg. and now practcing
his profession here. has gone 20 New
York. 70 be operated on by DIR. Abbey, a
specialist for appendicitis.
Mr.. w. Roy Mason. OF Fredericks-
burg. is in the city on buslness-trip.
ARRIVALS.
The hotel arrivals to-day included the
following:
Howard House-T. Mcmillan and wife,
North Carolina; D. NJ. Snedecker and
wife. EnAsld, ". c.
Natlonai-E +. Taylor. Virginia; T.
n. Earth. Virginia.
Metropolitan--M J. Manning. Virginia;
L. i. McCalet. Richmond, Va.
Hotel Johnson-W. T.. Long. Virginia.
Hotel Emrich-J. r.. McAndrew. Rich
mond, Va; T.. sprawls and wife. Nor
folk. Va.
Hotel Page-E. W. Grigg. Richmond.
Va. J. y. Catlin. North Carolina,
Allen a. Warheld. Virginia.
ST. James-Henry Cohen, Richmond,
Briggs and WIFE, Virginia.
Hotel Regent-L II. Bell and wife, vir-
ginia.
The Raloigh-Mrs j. ". Massie. Vir-
einia; Mrs W. n. Shelton, Virginia: b.
II. Griffin and wife. North Carolina: r.
S. Gum Richmond Va; C. A. willis,
Richmond.
Normandle-J. D. Smith. wilmington.
n. c.
COMING TO RICHMOND.
De Molay Mounted Commandery, No.
4. knights Tempiar. OF this city, and
their friends Will leave here over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for Rich
mond on Friday, May 2sth. They will
stop at the Jefferson Those who have
their claws and fez will see the shrine
degree conferred by Acca Temple. Of
Richmond On Saturday they Will visit
Lakeside Park and all points OF interest,
and after banquet will leave Rich
mond, at L. NJ, returning here ABOUT
midnight.
Or. c. II. Ryiand. OF Richmond, is here
looking after the Richmond College bill
in the House.
Mr.. II. Il. Pollard was here to-day on
legal business and left for home by the
s 7. NJ. train.
Naval-Constructor A. W. Stahl. Of the
Norfolk navy-yard, Is in the city. stop
ping at the Army and Navy Club.
GRADUATES IN PHARMACY.
Among the graduating class Of the
National College Of Pharmacy here, are
w. Calhoun Fur. Richard Gibson, ana
Albert l.. Orrison, of Virginia.
Mr. Robert r. Leath of the Southern
Express Company, who was advanced
from the Richmond Office to be manager
of the company's Office in Columbia. ;.
c., a few years ago, has again been
promoted. He is now route agent. with
headquarters at Asheville, n. c.
General Superlntendent NJ. j. O'Brien,
of the Southern Express Company, and
Division superintendent w. IL. Sadler, of
Charlotte. n. c., have succeeded in eN-
tending the territory Of that company
so far north as 10 effect an entrance into
this city, adding some SEQ miles TO Their
territory. Mr.. O'Brien left for NoTfolk
this evening but Mr.. Sadler remains here
to complete the necessary official ar
rangements consequent upon the change
Mr. James T. Edwards has been ap-
pointed postmaster Of the fourth-class
post-ofice at Herald, Dickinson county,
Va, vice William e. Hart, resigned.