Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Thu Hastings Court has aolourneo lot
the term.
Mr.. u. A. Cstlin IL on o business 'rip
TO Louisville.
vu R,tu, n. sarvey. who hss been
quite sick, is improving.
Ar Thomas n. O'Keefe has returned
,ro ~, q visit 10 Bynchburg.
Mr.. Arthur Evans, with 7. Whltlock,
has core to Newport News on BUSINESS
u, Peter D. Glinn is sick OF his
-o. "a corner of Gary and Adams
streets
MA Charles p. Montague is the guest
:, IT w, a;s,sr Mrs. Percy Montague, Is
west Grace street
IN. ,nontbly meeting Of the Baptist
C;tr Sfi..i6fisrS Society will be held nc
Fni,on church this afternoon az 4 O'clock
The Peqrsm Battalion Association 50 vii. viii
osseoble N 10. 3I5 south Oherry street
a. 9.So o'clock this afternoon 10 attend
the funeral Of Comrade Joseph Uren'
Mr.. Waiter f. Bibb and her little son
Fleming from Stanton, Va, are VISIT
inc the Misses Hicks, OF nor'h twenty
fifth street.
Mrs. p n Pitt, of Church Hill, and
Mis-. Dora Harris, OF south ING s'lve'
who have been quite sick, ore thought'o
be improving.
Mr. Frank f. Diggs and bride nee
Mic. LIZZIE W. Bafong) have returned
% the citv and are 81 their home no.
900 south Laurel street.
The praver and song service nv the
Male Orphsn Asylum this afternoon ne
4 o'cIock will be conducted by Rev. Nj
Hines pastor OF West-Fiew BAPTIST
church.
u,s MARGARET ". A. Grow, formerly
~ Richmond. but now residing IN Ports-
mouth. il visiting the family OF NJ
Jobn B. Cuipepei, 1T the Madison, south
Fifth street.
Cantain George 4. Cole and bride, OF
Ros,on who have been in the city Tor
ten DAYS. the guests of Peter A. Morton,
left on the Chesapeake and ONO thiS
morning for home.
Mr. w. p. Dibrell, who has been con-
fined TO his home for The past i've weeks
with typhoid-fever, he's so far recovered
that no will be able TO resume ms usus'
business tomorrow
The members Of Grace Episcopal
church are aporehensive lest their pastor
Rev. DR.. r. VI. Jackson should accept a
call which has been made upon MIN 20
90 to Bridgeport, Conn
Mrs Rowland Hill and Master Willie
have returned home. Nlrs. Hill hes been
snendino the past ten weeks at her Old
home in Maine and with friends IN new
England and New Jersey.
Mr.. VI. C. Figg. who was recently ap'
7,ointed To the position OF assistant au'
5itor of the Richmond and Danville ralt
road il the son Of our well-knowr
townsnan and police commissioner D.
G. Figg, ESQ.
Mr. Julian p. Thomas, late principal
Of Marshall School, received very hand
some and valuable sohi silver shaving
case with aold-lined cup. sc, "a a test
monial from the teachers and pupils Of
bis late school
Mr. W J. Duval and daughter o.
Arkansas. are the guests Of his sister
Mrs. Robert Goode, No. 4ls south PIN
street. Mr.. Dnval is a native OF Ches
terrified, and has not been IN Richmon'
I for over twenty years.
Mr. Lee Guyer, representative o
Goodwill Council, Junior Order Unite'
American Mechanics, and State-Coun
cillor c. A. Rawson. both OF this city
left ny the Chesapeake and Ohio roa'
yesterday for Portsmouth, where tn
State Council meets tomorrow.
Mr.. Charles l.. Dabney, for man
years connected with the Chesapeak
and Ohio and The Virginia Midland rail
roads, has accepted the position OF super
iutendent Of the Buffalo division ot IN
Western New York and Pennsylyant
railroad. He expects to enter upon tn
duties of this place on November lst.
Hon. J. G. b. Adams Sergeant-a'
Arms of the Massachusetts Legislature
and Nessr. George :. Evans, Iimoth
Smith. and D. l.. Liuehsn, prominen
members OF the Grand Army OF the t'
public, Department OF Massachusetts
are visiting Richmond aud the battle
fields. The first three gentlemen nav
their wives with them and are stoppn
NJ the Davis House.