Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-28
p.vsouaIa and BPtefa.


Mr.. George II. Scott Is on visit TO Wey'
anoke.
Mr.. W. A. Stuart, of saltyille, is at the
Exchange Hotel.
General Roger A. Pryor, OF New York.
called on the Governor yesterday.
Miss Anne w. Christian, Of 1914 east
Broad street, Is visiting friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. +. Brooke Calling has returned 30
the civ from a successful trip In the South
west.
Miss MoIlie Allen. OF Baltimore, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. j. II. Witty. III east
Grace street.
Miss Rison, % Danvile, is yising her
sister. Mrs. f. a. Barber, IA east Leigh
street.
Mr.JD.K. Sleigbt will make two ad-
dresses to-day at Sunday school gatherings
in New Kent county.
Rev. DIR. J. William Jones will preach at
the Soldiers Home this afternoon. This
will be the last service at this place this
fall.
The Eiks will occupy the club-room adj
Joining their new hail tonight. The club
room will not be ready for occupation for
some time.
Mrs. Frank r. West and Miss Susie West.
OF Louisa county, and Miss Nirgie Allen,
Of Petersburg, are stopping at No. 6Ol east
Main street.
Miss Fannie McChesney and Miss Mag.
gle Morton, Of stanton, are spending se'e-
- NaThOfOtIOll.
Church Hill.
Miss Mamie HerndOn, Of Fredericks-
burg, who has been the guest Of Mrs. AT,
mat, - north. Sixth street, for several
weeks, has returned home.
The first nuSicale OF the Richmond Con-
seryatory OF .iusic will be given about the
middle Of next month. More than hun
bred pupils have been admitted.
Messrs. Chewing & Rose, real estate
auctoneers, sold Yesterday by auction lot
Of 224 feet on the north side OF Brosd near
Jefferson streets for SlO5 per front loot.
John Simmons, Of Pittsylvania county.
convicted OF bousebreakiDg and grand
larceny, and sentenced for five years. was
committed TO the peniteniiary yesterday.
The steamship Cascapedia has arrived at
Newport News, from Liverpool, with
cargo OF 1900 sacks Liverpool salt, con-
signed to Davenport & Morris, OF this city.
A few minutes past O'Clock last night
an alarm Of fire was caused by a chimney
on fire at T. c. Williams & Co.'S factory,
Seventh and Cary streets. No damage was
done.
Mr.. Solomon IIirshberg, brother OF the
late Joseph HirShberg, arrived in the city
Thursday from Iowa, and is the guest Of
Mrs. Caroline Hirshberg, No. lSOS east
Broad street.
Mr. Il. c. Taylor has returned to the city
after an absence Of two weeks. lie went TO
Blakley, Ga, and had removed 10 Peters
burg the remains Of his mother, who died
in the former place in March, 1877.
The regular monthly meeting of Thomas
Brennan Branch, No. Alb, Irish National
League Of America, will be held at Cathe.
dral Hall at O'Clock this afternoon. Flee
ton OF officers and other important matters
will be considered.
The funeral OF Mr.. George W. Ricketts,
Will take pace from Laurel. Street Meth
odist-EpiscGpal church this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock. The members OF Anchor
Lodge, No. s. Order OF the Golden Cham.
are requested TO attend.
General Roger A. Pryor, native Of Nir.
giniq, and now one OF the most celebrated
LAWYERS in America, reached the city Situr-
day morning. The General came to Rich
m0nd from his home, in New York city, to
spend few days among his old friends, by
whom he has been warmly welcomed.
Napoleon Council, No. Al, Of This city,
through its committce-lI. VI. Walthall.
treasurer; l.. L. Ecker, commander; snd
X. :. Denny, SECRETARY on yesterday
handed 10 Mrs. VI. J. Sutherland. bcne-
fciary OF Companion William II. Snther-
lane. who died on November I'd. dr.it on
the supreme Treasurer for 5000.
The November number Of the Riciwoad
NcrcGnfic ant NGnudcflUinJ JDUrHdt-
colonel Richard T.. Fray-er, editor and
puhlishcr-coutsins q handsome notice 81
the banquet recently given by the Chamber
~ Commerce. There are also interesting
article. on the Virginia Mechanics lustl-
uic. The south and hrr mineral resource,
ard other subject. of uterc.tt0 The people
II Richmond aud Virginia.