Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-01
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. Dr. Charles II. Read has been at
homo sick for over week.
The last cold-wave prediction failed, Just
as dozens Of Others have done this season.
Mcssrs. Charles II. Haeker and Luther \.
Bethel. who have been sick for over week,
are able TO be out.
DIR. John II. Weymouth. Of Beverley. W.
Va. formerly Of Richmond, Is on visit TO
relatives in this city.
On and after the 18th day Of March the
police Will be instructed to report all un-
licensed vehicles, dogs, goats, &c.
Mr.. Harvey Davis. son of T. Wiley Davis.
Esq. was appointed yesterday to succeed
Mr. Wolfe in the city assessors (Alr.
Il. b. Munford) Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Upshur Bass have issued
invitations to their silver wedding Mon
dav. March "a, at o'clock 7. NJ, at their
residence, near the Exposition-Grounds.
Ir.AC. Harman, who has been with A.
". CARRIER & Go. for number of wears,
will leave this evening for Glasgow Va,
where he goes to establish a real estate
business.
Mr.. Dudley F. Young, Of New York, who
has been appointed manager Of Il. &. Dun
& Co.'S Mercantile Agency in Richmond,
ie in the city. He will bring his family on
from BROOKLYN in a short time.
Atelegram was received in the citvyester-
dav announcing that the Southern Passen-
ger Agents Association have made rate Of
ore fare for the round trip TO the Southern
Baptist Convention at Fort Worth. Tex
Wonderful improvements ere being made
bv Mr.. John Pope on and about his farm,
long the property Of the late Colonel John
B. Young, situated between the Brook
and Hermitage roads, some three miles
west of the city.
ARichmond physician, who is Il medical
missionary in Mid-China, will give an adj
dress on SUNDAY afternoon at MOore-Me-
mortal church about the condition of the
Chinese and what is being done there by
Christian missionaries.
Mr.. w. r. Allen and Miss Hattie Pinder
were married at o'clock Thursday eve
min, at the residence of the brides father.
near Shields's Grove. Rev. J. Calvin Stew
art officiated. After the marriage a recep-
ton was held at the groom's residence,
on west Cary street.
Mr.. c. p. f. Burgwyn, the engineer Of
the Lee Monument Association. who
goes to Paris to pass upon the statue Of
Lee. and who is authorized to receive or
reject the work, lett here Tor New l0rk
yesterday ana will sail for Europe to-day
on the steamship Champagne.
Mr.. Amos Hill. a minister in the Society
Of Friends. from Carthage, Ind, is in the
city anl will attend Friends meeting at
their place of worship, Clay street above
First, at If o'clock Sabbath morning and
the services at the chapel on Twenty-fifth
street at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Rev. Peyton II. Hoge will preach at the
Fourth Presbyterian church tomorrow
night at o'clock. He was the first pastor
of this church and his many friends. and
especially the members of his first charge
will be glad TO have this opportunity of
hearing him. He now ministers to the
First Presbyterian church of Wilmington,
Nc
William John Chamberlaine, the noted
restdurdte7u of Washington and New York,
accompanied by Mr.. Joseph Clark, of
San Francisco, arrived in the city yes
terday and will leave for Old Point to-day.
Mr. Chamberlain has let the contract for
his new hotel at the Point, with the con-
dition that it Is to be completed and ready
for occupancy by the 1st Of January, 1891.
The work has already been commenced,
and according TO Mr.. Chamberlaine the
hotel will be the most complete summer
and winter resort on the Atlantic coast.
the Ponce de Leon at st. Augustine not
eYCeDted