Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-01
the Clerks Office of the Henrico County
Court and eight ularriage-licenses were is-
sued, two to white ard six to colored cou-
rlez
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. II. G.. Berger has gone North ON

tcfSOnalS ana f,Ftoies
Mr.. II. G.. Berger has gone Nortn On .
business trip.
Mr.. t. G. Morton, of staunton. was IN
the city yesterday.
Judge Witt is convalescing rapidly ana
is now able to sit up in his chamber.
Dir. Judson Bethel continues quite sick
at his residence on south Pine street.
Rev. DR.. J. J. Lafferty viii lecture, at
Denny-Street Methodist church to-nignt.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues As
sociation will meet tonight at $3.50 O'CLOCK.
Mrs. James A. Courtney and daughter. OF
Boutwell, Va, spent Thursday IL the city
visiting relatives.
Governor Mckinney has been elected an
honorary member of Hermesian Society OF
Emory aud Henry College.
Mr.. Stewart Barney, of New York. for
merly of this city, who has been here on
business, has returned home.
Mr.. T.. W. Allen. Of McAdams & Berry,
who has been sick for the last week, was
out yesterday attending to business.
General Wade Hampton's lecture for the
| benefit of Company G takes place at the
Mozart Academy on the night OF Apru Sd.
Mr.. John C. Tatum, an old Howitger,
after spending over five months III Florida
has returned to the city improved in
health. though not yet strong enough TO
return to his business.
Mr.. l. Henry, for some time past gene
rel agent of the United States Mutual Ac-
cident Association here, has been promoted
/ to the Washington agency, ana II sue
ceeded here by Mr.. G. Norris Shuman.
Mr. Z. Courtney jenkins. who has been
IN delicate health for some time, will leave
| in a few days for trip to South America,
and Mrs. Jenkins VIII accompany him.
They contemplate going in sailing YES
sci.
The Pulliam house, a large frame dwell
! ing which has stood mt the northeast cor
ner of Clay and Monroe streets for the
/ past fifty-twO years. IL being torn down TO
/ make way for four brick houses of modern
! design.
Messrs. John W. Lee, Of Macon, Ga, and
! William Il. and Robert i. Lee. of Whining
| ton, Del, oil formerly of Richmond, who
camo on to attend the funeral of their
father, the late Richard Lee, have RETURN
ed home.
The committee from Pickett Camp,
! Confederate Veterans, has nearly CON-
| plete6 the arrangements for the entertain.
ment to be given at Leader Hall, in Man.
chester. next Friday night for the benefit
Of the Camp.
Mrs. William II. Peasants. who has been
| in i'll health for some weeks, has gone to
Hampton to spend short time for rest
and recuperatiOn. She is accompanied by
Miss Ada p. Janney, of Loudoun county
who has been her guest for some weeks.
The locomotive of q south-bound train
on the Richmond. Fredericksburg ano
Potomac road collided with one of Mr
G. II. Pages coal wagons, heavily loaded
on Broad street near Elba station yester
day morning, but no material damage wa'
done, as the engine had almost come to
halt.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher had son and daugh
ter in Louisville at the time of the dlsas
ter. Mr. Eldridge Hatcher was on thu
street at the time of the cyclone and hearC
the rumbling noise, but did not know wha
it meant till he returned from Shaks
pearean Club meeting to the seminary. III
then found the gable end Of the seminar,
had been blown off into the walkway.. III
went at once to the hall and witnessed th
removal of the d6JriS and dead and dying