Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

3fNtk8i 01yE tutr
personals ana Briefs.
Hon. williams Z. Gaines. OF HOLLOWAY, ~
at the American.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Csngiey and son, OF
Baltimore, are In the city.
Miss Nellie Carmichael, Of Fredericks-
bure. Is the guest OF Miss Mercer Cooke,
No. I south Third street.
Mr.. q. d. Chalkiey, hide and leather mer-
chant, has returned from q weeks business
trip to Boston and the East.
Me.sr.. Il, schwarzschild and Barney
Wertbeim will Ieave Tuesday morning Tor
New York, where they go on business.
A .on OF Colonel Hilary p. Jones. OF
Hanover. IL ensign on the United States ship
Neipsic, now stationed on the Samoan coast.
Mrs. Munson, widow OF Captain $. Num-
son. United states army, IL In the civ, ine
guest OF her cousin, Mrs. John Nj. Higgins.
On the 10th OF February Miss Fannie
sycle. the daughter Of Mr. Isaac SJcle, IS to
be married to Mr.. Isaac Hirsh, oil Chicago,
III.
Mr.. aud Mrs. f.. S. Ettenhe'mer. oil Ro-
| chester. N. Y. are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Fred. S. Myers, 5l2 west FRANKLIN
street.
Dr. C.. w. z. Brock has returned from
| Cincinnati, here be was called on business
connected With the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company.
Mr.. Ike Lahm and wife, OF Brooklyn.
formerly Of this city. are stopping for = ,e"
days az No. 705 east Broad street With MI.
Lahm's sister, Mrs. n. Goodman.
The front window 10 the hardware store
of MFR. Charles w. Vaughan, 602 east Broad
! street. was broken FRIDAY night by thieves,
who carried away a pistol aud several other
small articles.
Mrs. NJ. A. Gary and daughter, Miss Flo
! renee l.. Gary. OF Union Hill, have return.
ed from Baltimore. where they have spent
two months OF pleasure with their relatives
and many friends.
The stock OF the Homestead Land Com
pany. started by Messrs. J. III. Montague.
w. l.. Rovall. and II. l.. Staples, mention OF
which was made a few days ago, IL being
rapidly subscribed for. and the indications
are that It will all be taken In a few days.
Mayor Ellyson has accepted an invitation
, to address the Emily Easement Literary
Circle at 4 =. NJ. next Friday, az which m
the members OF the circle. teachers in the
Baker school, will hold 4 book reception,
the object OF which is to help secure 4 library.
DR.. John L. Buchanan. Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, has not yet returned
from Abingdon, where he has been at the
bedside OF his sick wife for about ten days.
r. seems 10 he not vet fully decided whether
he will accept the proiessorship at Randolph
Macon which has been teudered' him.
Mr.. Fraak L. Word. chief clerk in the
Office OF the general freight and passenger
agent OF the Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
road Company. has been appointed CHEF clerk
in the office OF Mr.. T.. ID. HOtchklss. general
freight agent OF the Chesapeake and ONO,
and will leave for Cincinnati tomorrow.
Lou J.. Beauchsmp, who lectures at Broad.
Street Opera. House at 3 O'Clock and O'Clock
Z. NJ. to-day. has leclured rom the Atlantic
TO the Pacific, invariably TO large audiences.
He was formerly a newspaper editor, is a
mao OF wide reading, has travelled a great
deaf, and Is a natural orator aud full OF VIII.
A private letter from Hon. A. NJ. Kelley,
who IS a Judge OF the International Court az
Cairo, received here q few days ago, repre-
sents him as in the enjoyment OF good
health. Judge Kelley was in this city last
! summer. RUu Hltcl fuNihh t"p ~N""Ny
visited numerous places OF interest on the
Continent, and then with his family. who
had summered in switzerland, returned to
bis post OF duty in Egypt.
The seml-centennial celebration OF the
Cincinnati Chamber OF Commerce Will take
place on Wednesday. and it will be an occa'
sion honored by the presence OF repre-
sentatiyes OF oil the principal chambers IN the
United States. The Richmond Chamber OF
Commerce appointed as its delegates Presl-
dent George A. A.nslIe and Messrs. X. u.
Lee and Beverley Il. Muuford. Mr.. Num-
ford is In the midst Of an important law case
and cannot 90; but Messrs. Ainslie and Lee
win certainly attend. and 1t may be that the
president will appoint s substitute for Mr..
Munford.
The Library Committee OF the Virginia
Mechanics Institute have bad printed IN
pamphlet form the eloquent address delly'
cred by the late Hon. James y. Dunl0t
before the Institute In the ball OF the Young
Mems Christian Association on the lsth ol
Nav last. His subject, which was treated N
the eloquent, able, aud comprehensive man.
ner Characteristic OF the deceased orator, Wa
"The Promotion and ENCOURAGEMENT oil
Manufactures, the Mechanic and Useiu
Arts Secretary Elicit will be glad to give
a copy OF the address to any one desiring Il
and who will call at the Institute Hall.