Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-30
personnIs and Rriefs,

No cases were tried in the Circuit Court
yesterday.
Mr.. A. B. Wells, Of Lexington, KY, was
in the city yesterday.
General Peyton Wise and wife sall for
Europe on Tuesday next
Rev. DR.. Hoge sill resume bis Old.Market
Hall meetings on Sunday night.
Mrs. DR.. : =. Brown, Of Cumberland
county, and her son If Writ Brown, Esq,
OF Texas. are IN the city.
Several OF the New York reporters inter-
viewed or attempted to interview Mir. John
5. Wise in that city day before yesterday.
The Henrico Board OF supervisors met at
the county courthouse yesterday and trans
acted a large quantity Of routine business.
Miss Elise Strother while riding in the
western suburbs Wednesday afternoon WAS
thrown from her horse, but not o. all Sc
riOusly hurt.
Mr.. Charles 7. Winston has returned from
Louisville, Ky., where the annual meeting Of
the International Travellers Protective AS
sociatiOn was held.
The annual sermon before the Young la.
dies Aid Society OF Leigh.Sreet Baptist
pastor, Rev. DR.. Goodwin
Mr.. Frank J. Sehaeher, who fell from a
bidder on "Wednesday at his residence. No.
72l west Cary street, was better yesterday.
Hs injuries are not serious.
Mr.. W. II. Hill, OF Philadelphia, who was
in toe city yesterday on business, was SUM-
nosed to Bethlehem, Pa, on account OF the
death OF his wife at that place.
Mr.. John H. Gresham, who was paralyzed
AZ his store wednesday afternoon, was much
better yesterday evening. He is affected on
the left SIDE, but can use his arm. He ia
conscious and able 10 talk. He IS OF his home
In HenricO.
A meeting Of the officers and teachers Of
the sunday school connected with 81. Marks
church will be held sunday afternoon to elect
superintendent Uice Mr.. William Ellis
Jones, who resigned on account Of moving
out into the county.
Amsng those who attended the ball given
at Beividere Hail wednesday Hight by Mr..
aud Mrs. John Noting in honor OF Miss Me-
Kenneg, which was quite a handsome affair,
we're Mrs. Governor Lee and Mrs. Wilcox,
Of Philadelphia, who is the guest OF Miss Eva
Treyile.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham has been
invited 10 Boston to sing "The Blue and
the Gray " at the reunon next Thursday oI
the New England Baptist excursion nlsts
who visited this city last May aud were 50
delighted with bis singing that they are
anxious to hear him again.
At The meeting Of the POwhstan Demo
cratic Chb held night before last about
twenty new members were elected. Al the
regular meeting to Dc held one week from
to-night q new president and secretary viii
be elected 10 succeed Messrs. Wyndham K.
Meredith and l.. b. Grymes, resigned.
Hon. David Park Hadden. mayor oi
Memphis, Tenn, Is at the Exchange. III
called on Mayor ElIyson and City-En.
giaeer Cutshaw yesterday morning, and
lster fn the day made careful inspection oI
the workings Of toe Electric streetraiwaJ
aud visited The Richmond Locomotive snC
Machine Works.
Among the Richmond Elks who went L
Norfolk yesterday TO enjoy the hospitality o
Norfolk Lodge at their anniversary wer'
Aessrs. Joseph W. Laube, w. Z. Adams, j
J. Redmond. William Ii. Talman, J. L. Pat
ton, O. Morgeustern, G. l.. Hewitt, JOhI
Einker, A. Holzapple. w. T. Holdsworth.
Frlschkorn, Charles NJ. Angie, aud Mauric'
Griffin.