Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-09
PersnnnIs and Hrinfs.

Hon. Elisha T.. Meredith, of Prince Will
liam, is i'll the city.
MIR. ]. G. Mettert is quite sick at his
residence, 1929 Venable street.
MIR. Cornelius ]. Seay is dangerously i'll
at his home. No. All east Canal street.
Miss Katharine Miller. of Washington,
ID. c.. is visiting Miss Lillie Gum, at the
Mt. Vernon.
Miss Ada Hall. of Emmett's, is the guest
of Mrs. S. p. flournoy, No: oOl twenty
sixth street, city.
Miss Sue HUBBARD, of Norwood, Nelson
county. is the guest of Mrs. SPOTS, ZIG
south Third street.
Miss Florence Eubank, of 404 north
Twelfth street, has just returned from a
trip TO Charleston, w. Va.
Mr.. S. II. Fishblate. of Wilmington, N.
c.. with his wife and daughter, are In the
city. visiting his brother-in-law, Mr.. A. X.
Schaap.
Rev. J. T.. Hutson will preach for the
Venable-Street church TO-DAY at IL A. Nj.
and at z. VI. and every night this week
until further notice.
The Black system have shipped their
models TO New Orleans for exhibition. The
company have had many encouraging let
tiers from that place.
Misses Ruby Gaulding and Stella Priddv,
two of Charlotte's fair daughters, left this
CITY on the 9th instant for Covington, n.y.,
and Cincinnati, OHIO.
One negro fired several pistol-shotS at
another negro this morning in Fish alley
near tho Old market. Neither had been
found at last accounts.
Miss Alice Fremont. of 1909 west CAV
street. left the city Friday evening to visit
her sister. Miss Mary II. Fremont, who IS
very sick in Williamsburg.
Owing 90 the nclemency of the weather
the installation of officers of Sidney Lodge,
|. O. &. r., did not take place Friday
night. Those present had an enjoyable
time dispensing music, solos, etc.
At meeting of the stockholders OF the
Legislative Investment Company OF hoa-
noke held Mt the Exchange Hotel yester;
day Hon. John W. Woods was elected
president and Hon. W. 7. Dupuy secretary
and treasurer.
Mrs. Eliza Calls. whose death IN Norfolk
Yesterday is announced IN another column
was the widow OF the late joel Gains VINO
escaped bv jumping from window OF the
Theatre while II was being destroyed DY
fire on the night of the 26th OF Decembe
1911.
MIR. David NJ. Myers yesterday instituted
n suit in the City Circuit Court against me
American Building and Loan Association
for sos. and an attachment was SUED out
and executed OH Mrs. JOSIE V. Eubank anu
her husband, and upon certain real estate
in this city.
II has been rumored for several days
that Mir. Decatur AXtell. who already ms
nm important position III the chesapeake
aud Ohio. will be made second ylce-presi,
| dent of the company. 1t IS also ruhoreu
| that Colonel +. NJ. Il. Talcott Will oe ap-
pointed yice-president and general mana
ger.
Rev. C. Wertenbaker, pastor OF Laurel
Street Methodist Episcopal churcn, mas
been quite sick and will not he aDle 70
| preach to-day. His pulpit VIII be supP1i'esrn
This morning OF IL o'clock by hen. a. J.
Lumpkin and tonight at Iao oS i Sect ~.
VI Bennett, pastor of WashinStoh-oIree'
church.
Mr.. William Simpkin, vice-president anu
General agent of the Richmond lcoMachine
| COMPANY, has Just returned from y sllo,'
trrp over the line of the Norfolk ana vs. ~
ern railroad. He has been successful III
sannr;no contracts for loe-machines IN
Iynchburg, Roanoke, and Salem amount
| inr 10 over 100000.
A. .ho Grand musical festival which takes
!, cincinnati next May Rubenstein's ora
! torio Tower of Babel will be rendered oy
/ a chorns of 500 voices. The three cna-
racter,sr;c choruses of the sons OF oneln'
/ Ham and Iaphet from this oratorio nav !,
| been taken M for study by the hichnlonu
| Choral Society which meets at the IoViuS
| Of Ramos q co. on Main street every LUIS
| day evening at 1880 o'clock.