Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-25
Personals auu Brtefs.

Mr.. Moses Rose has gone North on bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. UIlman have left on 81
extended southern trip.
Judge A. w. c. Nowliu, OF Washington,
late editor OF the Wing, is I'm the city.
Mr. Thomas NJ. Miller, OF Powhatan, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon.
There will be a regular meeting Of the
Powhatan Club this evening at O'Clock.
Mr. sam and Miss Dora Rose, OF Wluston,
". G., are the guests Of MIR. h. Rose, 5l2
west Grace street.
Rev. Dr. Charles Minnigerode and wife are
In Philadelphia on visit TO their son, Mr.
Meade MinnIgerode.
Steps are being taken here looking TO the
organization Of An amateur dramatic COM
pany to tour through Virginia.
The youth before the Police Court
Wednesday morning under the name 0f
Jesse Isascs was not the son OF Mr.. George
Isaacs.
Miss Lillian Book. daughter Of Sir knight
John Il. Book, OF Clayton, Del, IL visiting
her friend, Miss Liza Null, No. oil north
Eighth street.
Mr.. Alfred Shield clerk OF the City Cir
cult Court. returned yesterday from an ex.
tended trip to Florida. He looks well, and
says that he had delightful visit.
Fourqureau, Price Il Co.'s deed OF trust
on Mr. r.. A. Winn's house having been
paid off, tnat property has been conveyed TO
Mrs. Winn's trustee by deed, az reported
yesterday.
Supreme. Regent s. NJ. Lindsey, Of Utica,
n. Y, and Viee-supreme- Regent Leigh X.
Watts, OF Portsmouth, are expected 70 visit
the councils OF the Royal Arcanum In this
city some time during February.
At the meeting OF the Commandery OF Sc.
Andrew, No 10, n. T., tonight the Order
OF the Temple will be conferred on Red
Cross Sir Charles j.. Wortham, Jr., Sir
George B. AcAdams, and Sir Charles ).
Campbell.
The earnings OF the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company for December, 1888,
were $22. 00l 05; expenses, sij,5j9.s0; and
for the Petersburg Railroad Company sane
month the earnings were s34, ,292.7s; ex.
peDses, e., 1882.
Governor Buckner, Of Kentucky, in com.
pany with Governor Lee, visited the Sol
diers' Home Wednesday evening The
Kentucky Executive expressed himself as
much pleased with the Home aud the man-
nsr in which the old soldiers are cared for.
Among those who participated In the very
pleasant concert aud social entertainment
given Wednesday night 10 the basement OF
the new Church OF the Sacred Heart were
Miss Libbie Kirk (who presided at the
piano., Miss A. u. Kirk, Miss :. Tresnon,
Mrs. Diliard, Miss NJ Redmond, and
Messrs. Frank w. Cunningham, ii. Tres
mon, L. Bethel, and WI Reddy.
At the conclusion OF the services at Leigh
Street Baptist church Wednesday night Rev.
DIR. Goodwin. on behalf Of the congregation,
presented Mr.. Jackson Turpin With hand
some silver service as 4 testimonial of
esteem. Mr.. Turpin made very happy re-
sponse. This gentleman. who has long been
intimately connected With the work OF this
church and who was formerly superinten-
dent Of the Sunday school, las decided 70
move 10 Cincinnati, where he will engage 10
business.
There is at the Second police station lot
OF ladies' fine undeYeIothing, towels. sheets,
table-cIotb. one small black lace shawl With
deep chenille fringe, lot OF bandkerchiefs,
silk and linen, With the names OF A. Gard
ner. K. NJ. Norris, and NJ. +. Dickinson on
them, two large sccordeons, ope dressing
case, and gold necklace with charm attsched
containing locket In the back OF the charm,
and some other oId-fashion ieweiYv found
last night BY Policemen Wren and hanuon
and supposed 70 be stolen.
Rev. Thurxton Turnef, Of washlngson.
Ga, where he has charge OF an important
parish. and Miss Olivia johnson were mar.
ried Wednesday afternoon at a O'Clock ai
the residence Of NJ. A. Lansstsfr Johnson.