Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-08

Miss Jennie Gill, of Milford, is in the city
visiting friends.
B1r.C.P. Kendrick has accepted posi-
ton at Newport News, Va.
Miss Carrie Knight. of Amelia. is visit
ing her brother at l0i west Clay street.
Richmond Lodge. No. 45. B. p o. Elks,
will have a social session tomorrow night.
The will Of lawson Baker was admitted
to probate yesterday IN the Henrco CIr-
cult Court.
Miss Kate Villmar Is here from Baltimore
TO spend Christmas with the Mlsscs SEM,
Of 22s west Broad street.
Mr.. william J. Gentry, Of 1920 cast
Grace street. has so much improved that
he is able to see LIS friends.
Mr.. Andrew Antoni, Jr., who is now
living in Buenos Avrcs, writes that he is
well pleased with that large and growing
city.
Mr.. n. J. Haines, Jr., Of Haines Brothers,
piano manufacturers, is visiting their
representatives, Walter D. Moses y Co., Of
this city.
Mr.. George B. Sydnor, of Lafayette, Mo-,
with his wife and son. are stopping with
his brother, 7. w. Sydnor, ESD, COS north
Fifth street
Mrs. John II. Stevens and daughter Ida,
of Newark, n. j., are ON visit 70 their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. IL. Page, 1T west
Main street.
Miss Myra Weymouth, Of Beverly, W.
Va, daughter Of DR.. John II. Weymouth,
is visiting Miss Bella Walden, OF north
Fifth street.
The name Of Captain Robert G. Scott
was accidentally omitted in the list Of
honorary pall-bcarcrs ~ the funeral Of
Commodode John X. Mitchell.
Rev. c. c. Wertenbaker pastor of Lau-
rel-Street Methodist Episcopal church, ar
rived in the city yesterday evening, and
will fill the pulpit of that church this
morning.
Hon. +. f. Meredith, Of Prince William,
was among the visitors TO the Senate cham
Der Yesterday, and was cordially greeted by
his associates of four years ago who are
still IN the body.
DR.. John II. Weymouth. formerly of
Richmond, but now OF Beverley, W. Va,
with his family, is visiting his sisters, Mrs:
Walden and Miss Hennie Weymouth, OF
north FIFTH street.
Mr.. George T. Taylor, a former resident
of this city. and Miss Kate Hanger rela-
tive of ox-Speaker Marshall Hanger, are 20
be married on Wednesday next at $3.50 y.
NJ. il Waynesboro', Va.
The Manufacturers Record Of Baltimore,
of Yesterdays date, has a complimentary
notice of the Richmond Ice-Alachine Com
Danv-a now enterprise. Of which Mr. Her
mann Schmidt Is president.
The exciting contest at the bazaar
which closed last night of the Armory was
for a gold-headed whip and robe which
was voted TO the most popular physician.
DIR. T.. j. Mosely received DIG votes. DR..
Wheat received the next highest number.
Yesterday splendid gold-headed cane
was handed the chief of the money-order
department of the post-ofiice with the fol
lowing inscription; Presented 10 @. Il. Slya
by Patrons Of he Richmond POsl-01ice. De-
Gender, 1889. Mr.. Styll has made apolite,
efficient, aud worthy officer, and when he
leaves his position will carry with him the
good wishes OF the people.
A ten-year-old daughter of Mrs. A. B.
Goodman, when attempting to run across
Grace street at the corner of Seventh yes
terday afternoon was knocked down BY a
buggy which was passing at the time, and
the wheels Of the vehicle passed over her
legs, but she was not seriously hurt. A
gentleman picked her up, and upon examl.
nation il was found that the only injury
was bruise on one leg.