Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-12
Personals and Briefs.
Major Mann Page and wife. Of Brandon,
are guests at the Executive Manson.

Major Mann Page and wife, Of Brandon,
are guests at the Executive Manson.
Nlessrs. V. c. winn, Of Caroline, and
Abner II. Dickinson, OF Fredericksburg, are
in the city.
Hon. Taylor Berry, Of Amherst; p. St.
George Cooke, OF Fluvanns, and W. II. H..
Lynn, OF StauntOn. are at hurphy's.
Mr.. +. /. Turner, clerk OF the Circuit
and County courts Of Grtensylle, was at the
Capitol on Monday aud settled his accounts
With the Treasurer.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Ryan, OF Philadelphia,
who has been confined to bis quarters here
by rheumatism, has recovered sufficiently TO
be out on the street.
Lee Camp will elect officers on the night OF
the 2lst, and they will be installed the first
Friday night in January, when the veterans
will have big campfire.
Mr. George o. Green, representative OF
Sidney Lodge. No. 42S. 70 the Grand Lodge
Of Good Templars, returned TO the city Mon
dag night via the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way.
Ex-Speaker Charles L. Stuart, Of Alexan-
dria; Hon. Corbin NJ. Reynolds, OF Bote-
tourt; j. HOge Tyler, Of Pulaski, and Mrs.
ex-Presicent Tyler are at the Exchange
Hotel.
No clue has as vet been obtained 10 the
persons who on Sunday night entered the
office Of Joseph Alsrd, corner Of Twentieth
and Franklin streets, aud stole two oyercOats
and several other articles.
Colonel Thomas J. Evans, who has been
sick and confined to his house for some
weeks past, was well enough 10 ride out on
Yesterday. lie visited the Dispatch office,
and was warmly welcomed by many friends.
In the Police Court yesterday morning four
persons were fined 81 aud costs each for be
ing drunk, ~ many were required 70 pay
g. 80 and costs each for reckless and fast
driving, and the two remaining cases on the
DOCKET were dismissed.
The play Of q" Her Husband was given
at the Mozart last evening before a very fair
audience, Miss Florine Arnold taxing the part
Of NaTiory Lee. Tue story OF the play is
similar IN many respects 10 that OF Hazel
Kirke. 1t will be repeated tonight for the
last time.
City.Sergeaut Robert A. Carter, upon
his return to the city Yesterday, surrendered
himself to Sergeant A. III. Tomlinson and
was balled Tor DIS appeaFance at tue fOice
Court this morning, when bis continued
case and that OF Sheriff Winston, charged
with fighting, will be called for trial.
Msjor j. W. Bransford, treasurer OF
LynchburP; j. j. Blackstone, treasurer OF
Accomsck John W. Clay, treasurer OF
Campbell: j. W. Repass, treasurer OF
Wylhe; w. l.. Brand, treasurer Of Roanoke;
j. W. Porter, treasurer OF King and Queen;
4. b. Lewis. treasurer Of Brunswick; J. t.
woodhOuse, treasurer OF Princess Anne;
5. w. LYONS, treasurer OF Norfolk, and j.
W. Crouch, late treasurer OF Petersburg,
were al the Capitol yesterday.
At regular meeting Of EIba Council,
No. 6Os, Royal ATcanum, held Tuesday eve
ming, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year; A. Nunnamaker, regent;
+. II. Fechtig. yice.regent; C.. +. Worthsm.
Jr., orator; ID. p. Quick, past regent; Z.
w. Tyler, secretary; j. b. Angie, collector;
T.. Z. Campbell, treasurer; David Rsiuhart,
chaplain; Walter Z. Orange. guide; William
Galloway, warden; Nicholas Haddock, seq
try; John 4. Hsnkins, T. Lhander Court
ney, and Joseph W. Laube, trustees; W. h.
Orange, representative 10 the Grand Council.
aud c. N. Angie, alternate 20 the Grand
Council.