Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-05
Personal, and Rriefs,

Hon. R. T. Huhard, Of Buckingham, IS at
Murpby's.
Governor Lee visited the peuitentiary yes.
terday evening.
Mr.. George s. Vashon, who has been quite
sick, Is able 70 be out again.
Mr.. W. J. Turner, Of the Associated Rail
ways. f. sick with ma'afial-ieYer.
Misses Nell and Lila Page are the guests
Of Miss Newton, 2Oj west Craze street.
Drivers on the City Railway Line are nov
required to wear uniforms Of dark blue
cloth.
General Pey'on Wise aud vile will leave
Richmond to-day for q seven months VISIT
TO Europe.
Mrs i. II. Thorn, Of Syracuse Y. Y. is
stopping with Mrs. snider OF 2ll south
Fourth street.
President VI. T.. ingalls,, Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. and bis " lie and daughter
IRE stopping AZ The Exchange.
The bar NJ Richmond will meet at . p. VI.
to-day 10 take suitable action with regard 10
the death Of Hon. James y. Dunlop.
The stockholders Of the Richmond and
/ Danyille Railroad Company will hold their
annual meeting in this city to-day at noon.
The new organ at Grace Episcopal church
will be used for the first time on Sunday
next II will he tested Saturday afternoon.
Councilman William II. Plessants, Of Mar
/ shall Ward, LETT the city last night on bUsl.
ness trip 10 Lexington, KY, and Cincinnati,
Ohio.
twenty-five Young men have entered the
I IL. "a
| Christian Association, which opens Friday
night.
4 fine setier.dog. owned by Mr.. HIarvie b.
| Winston. was run over in front OF singer
/ Hall yesterday about noon by an electric
car and killed.
Captain J. +. Sheppard. First Assistant
! Chief Of the Fire department, has been
acting Chief since Friday night when Csp-
| tain Fuller burt his hand al fire.
A new lodge Of the order Of Financial
| Union VIII be instituted tonight at 1927 cast
! Man street by Supreme.GoyernoT 4. j.
Jousset. IL is a benevolent cooperative as.
sociatOn.
Rev. DR.. LaTerty returned TO the city last
| evening FROM Negberue, y. c., where he
/ preached for Bishop Cranberry the sermon
| for TIE coordination Of Elders" IN The North
/ Carolina Methodist Conference.
Yesterday evening about O'Clock one Of
/ the sione-masons on the custom house work
| lost his footing on the sratioid at the second
! story and fell upon pile ~ sand beneaih.
| lie was quite badly bruised up, and was
/ taken to his bosrding-house.
Delegates from Irving Hall, Elba. Union,
aud Andrew Jackson Democratic Clubs and
] lou. rH los .gta AZ tfefWncFlf'4
/ on west Main street. last night 10 consider
/ party affairs. Nr. John II. Conner, Of Irying-
/ Hall Club, prtsi0ed, aud Captain >. H..
/ O'liauBon, Of Eliza Club, acted as secretary.
The q inch hydraulic main that burst 1t
/ The lower passwords last Friday has been
! replsced by new one ca't bv the Rich
mond Locomotive and Machine Works, End
! the paut il now being operated 10 iis full
capacity. Superintendent Adams deserves
much credit Tor the speedy manuerin which
! The damage was rCctifcd.
Yesterday afternoon n horse attached to
road .csrt owned by Mail-Carrier Hooper
! lett standing IN front OF the present post
office while Mr Hooper entered the build
/ ing, took fright and ran of. At the corner
Of Smith and Cary streets the horse became
detached from the jumper and the animal
kept up Cary street, bus was finally cap.
turcd.
The following officers have been elected by
! William O'Brieu Branch. Irish National
! League Of America: President, William DAT
/ from; First Nlce.Preudent. T. }. Reilly :;
/ second ce.Presideut. William Rankin,
! Third Vice President, n. j. smith; SecIeia'
1 ~, a. W. Bosene; Financial secretary,
/ James 4. Healy; Treasurer. +. y. Murphy /;
! seTecaut-at-Arms, Thomas Fox.