Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-11
Personals and Brief.

Mr.. Nat. Frazer is recovering from an at
tack Of la grippe.
One small suit was instituted yesterday
/ in the City Circuit Court.
Miss Hennie Blum, Of Charlotte. n c., is
visiting Miss Ray Cohn. l0l east Clay.
First-iieutenant Samuel REGISTER has
been elected captain Of the Stuart Horse
Guards.
Mr.. c. ". Green. Of west Cary street, -
p, route for Texas. lie travels for Balti-
more tirm
Miss Maggie Loving, of Amherst, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. COnydOn sutton.
No. west Gary street.
Mrs. p. ". Mckinney. who is suffering
from rather o severe attack OF iniluenza,
was no better last night.
The Governor yesterday appointed DR..
George T.. Waller physician 10 the conylcts
employed ON tho Roanoke and Southern
railroad.
The electric light between and o'clock k
Yesterday evening was as feeble and un-
Satisfactory as ever before, which is saying
a good deal against 1t.
Robert Arinistead qualified i'll the Cham
Gerry Court yesterday as administrator ot
the estate Of Westwood ). Armlstead. The
estate is worth about Si,ZO0.
DIR J. L. Buchanan. ex-Superintendent
OF Public instruction, will go TO Rand 3lph-
Macon College on the lat Of February to
assume the chair OF Latin in that institu-
ton.
Mr.. 4. A. Christian editor Of the PU-
la.N Nacs). clerk of the Committee Cf
Schools aud Colleges, &c. of the House OF
Delegates, is detained at his home III Pu-
laski City by sickness.
Mr.. Il. Il. Van Buren,, who was injured by
a fall day before yesterday. is suffering a
good deal from the shock, but there Is no
reason 10 suppose he will be long disabled,
as no bones were broken
/ DIR. S. A. Goodwin, who has been Quite
sick from "A bronchial affection, from which
he nearly suffocated last Monday, was
much better yesterday, and 1t ~ believed
by his friends that he will be out IN few
} days.
Revival services are IN progress at Pine
Street church. conducted by Rev. j. T..
Hutson. the evangelist. A dozen or more
arose for prayers Thursday night and two
were received for baptism. The house was
crowded.
Thursday evening Rev. George f. Shuey,
of the Trinity English Lutheran church
and wife were presented by the members
of their congregation and others with q
bountiful supply OF the snbstantials and
delicacios of the season.
{ The Richmond Pressmen's Union, No. 2i
was organized last night with the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: r. Neu'
stedter. president; X. D. Norinent, vice.
president; ID. II. Brimmer, secretary; G.
W. Duke. treasurer. Executive Board j. A.
Warren. William l.. Hardwicke. and Charles
Al. Snellings.
I Dr. Randolph b. Carmichael has accept.
ed the position OF assistant surgeon 10 tbs
! Post Graduate Hospital. New York. lie !
also the assistant of Professor Rice in hl'
eve. ear, and throat clinics. DIR. Carmi
chael made many friends in this city Will,
dischargihg the duties deyolving upon hin
as assistant resident physician at the Re
| treat for the Sick.
The services ut Park-Place church TO
| morrow will be OF very interesting cha
racter. The pastor. Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe
viii preach morning and night and the new
hyui,-book OF the Methodist Episcopa
Church. South, will be used Vt both ser
vices. The services at night last only ~
hour aud the subject Of the sermon 4
Moral Revolution"
The annual meeting of the stockholder
Of the Union Bank of Richmond Was helt
THURSDAY in the Presidents Office az i
o'clock. The old Board Of Directors wa
reelected. consisting of Isaac Davenport
Jr, 4. William Pemberton, b. Alsop
A. l.. shepherd, Maxwell +. Clarke, n. W
Nelson. and w. w. Undertake. MIR. Isaa'
Davenport, Dr., was elected president
James Miller, cashier.