The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-27
Personals nu,l Rricfs.

To oil State taX-bills which are not paid
up before December 1st a penalty will be
added, and Assistant Treasurer $. q. Tins
ley therefore urges parties interested 10
come forward promptly and pay up. They
can save money by so doing promptly.
Colonel w. VI. S. Dunn, formerly Of the
| Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, now general
superintendent Of the Virginia Midland, is
I in the city. His headquarters and future
home will in all probability be at Alexan-
dria. He is a fine gentleman and la splendid
railroad officer.
| Rev. DR.. A. G. Brown has gone TO Dam
vile 10 make his arrangements for remoy-
ing there. He will, however, return TO
Richmond this week and preach farewell
sermon TO his old congregation at Clay
Street church. That church has greatly
improved under his ministrations, and it is
with real grief that they give him up. The
ladies recently presented him with a fine
I gold watch, and the members generally
/ have given substantial evidence Of their
appreciation OF his services.
The Winans estate, Of Baltimore. have
presented at the Treasurer's Office SlOG. 600
in consol bonds TO be changed from bonds
payable to order to bonds payable to bearer.
| The coupons on both clIsSes OF bonds are
payable to bearer.
Rev. f. II. Kerfoot, ID. D., who breaches
this morning and tonight in the Second
| Baptist church, is the successor Of the late
Rev. DR.. Fuller at Eutaw-Place Baptist
church, Baltimore. Rev. DR.. Mcdonald
supplies DR.. KeTfoot's pulpit to-day.
Roll OF honor Of Brook High School,
Henrico county-E. ID. Redd, principal
for the week ending November 18th : Re-
becca VI. Solomon, Willie 7. Redd, George
ID. Carter, Pauline II. Gardiner, Caroline
A. Gardner, Hal. iIaneS, John G.. R0Sma-
rim, Laura l.. Lewis, Sue c. Wright.
At a meeting OF the Republican City
Committee night before last a proposition
to endorse j. W. Fisher, Esq, for the po-
siton cow held by Collector o. II. Russell
was voted down by - to 5.
j. n. StubbS, Esq, member-elect Of the
House from Gloucester county, was in the
city yesterday.
The Druds will turn out to-day to escort
to the grave the remains Of Mr.. Isaac Solo
mon, worthy Jewish citizen, who died on
Friday in the eighty-fourth year Of his age.
For forty years Mr.. Solomon held the posi-
ton OF Grand Sentinel Of the Grand Grove
Of Druids. and was probably the oldest
member OF the Order in the United States.
OUR GoBLINs AT THE THEATRE.-The
attraction at the Richmond Theatre next
Wednesday evening and during the re-
mainder OF the week will be the presenta-
ton by Mitchel's Pleasure Party Of the
musical extravaganza "Our COLLINS; or,
Fun on the Rhine" The production of
the piece will be supervised by Mr.. VIII
liam C.. Mitchell, proprietor Of the Peoples
Theatre, st. Louis. The play is said to
fairly bubble over with rollicking, good
natured fun, and the clever actors push the
piece along with that dash 50 essential to
productions OF 4 lighter nature. The
music from "Olivette" and "Billce Tay-
lor" and other sources is just Of that
order which ticklcs the popular fancy, and
its rendition by the "Plcasure Party" is
pronounced in every way satisfactory and
above the usual order.
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