Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-18
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. ]. n. Upshur has returned from his trip
to Now Orleans.
Judge Henry T. Blair, Of the Roanoke circuit,
was In tho city yesterday.
The mail from the North was two ahd half
hours late yesterday morning.
The Finance Committee held its monthly Sc
eret session yesterday afternoon.
Tho Methodist Lsymen's Union win meet at
Centenary church tomorrow night
Mr.. NJ. A. cogbli, clerk Of tho Chesterfield
County Court, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.J.T Butler. member OF the House of Dele
gates from Campbell county, Is In the city.
Miss Rosa Levy. Of Mobile, Ala, ls visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. GOldback, IL east Main street.
All Of the few cases tried in the Police Cour!
yesterday morning. we're OF tri1ing character.
Mrs. Rama Muse, Of Baltimore, IS the guest Of
Mrs. James DOrnin. Seventh street, Manchester,
Va.
t.ucius Mayo small colorei boy, was arrest
cd in the First district yesterday for cutting
James Lee.
number of young ladies' aud gentlemen had
dance last night ia tho Ford building, on
Ninth street
Mrs. Johanna jenkins qualified in the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday rs adminietratrix OF DO
seph p. Kahn.
Miss Abel Williams, of this city, has had three
OF her water-color pictures accepted ~ the ne"
York Water-Color Exhibition and sold.
The First-Regiment Drum-Corps accompanied
the detachments from Companies b ana + on
their way 70 and from the depot yesterday morn
ing.
DR.. II. wythe Davis returned 90 the city yes
terday afternoon from Washington, whore he
was called by the Illness OF Mr.. Edgar Allsne
daughter, Mrs. Frank Crump.
The British steamship Norlando, OF Cardiff,
England, A. Reed master, with cargo on lS,o
bales OF cotton, valued at $4,000, cleared yes
terday for Bremen via Norfolk
Miss Matoaca Gay, who delivers lecture at
the Young Mems Christian Association Hall to-
morrow evening on the Passion Play, arrived In
the city yesterday from Washington.
A letter received here yesterday stated that
Mr. Francis II. Hill, OF Madison county, past
grand master II Masons In virginia. VINO has
been quite sick, 10 greatly improved
Messrs. Frank Cunningham and Thomas Kea-
ton, OF Hampton, returning delegates from the
Young Mems Christian State Convention at
Lynchburg, spent Monday here with relatives Of
tho former.
Ths trees on Grace street are being trimmed.
Three men are engaged on tho JOB, having CONF
menced work Monday a! Richmond College.
some citizens have raised strong objections TO
cutting od certain limbs In front OF their resi-
dences.
Hon. John Amber Smith is In the city. lie was
on his way from DinWiddie county 70 Washing
ton when he was stopped et the Petersburg
depot last night by his brother, nno lniosneu
him that their father, Dr. Edward Smith, was
very III.
Rev William II. Reynolds, Of Lynchburg, who
| has been very III at the house OF his daughter,
Mrs. William j. Powell SO north Fourth street,
| since the eth Of December, ana VINO ~ ono
! time was not expected 10 live, Is now fast con-
| valesclng.
1 all M0udav
/ might for the benefit Of Mrs. Gleason and her
| chiIdren, whose case Of restitution was nrst
/ Brought TO the attention OF the public through
the columns Of the Dtspatrh was very success cess
| ful AFFAIR large number OF persons were
| present, and between forty-nye ana MY dollars
was realized.
Mr.. William A. Price, who recently resigned
from the cashlership OF the Security savings
| Bank on account Of the position being 700 con-
| hnlng for his health and acc9pted a norlheIn
agency for the Newport News, Hampton and Old
| Point Development Company, LETT yesterday
! morning for Washington and from there he
| goes TO Pennsylvania and New York.
! Mr.. Daniel Fitzpatrick. the popular actor VINO
| died In New YORK few days ago, was attached
] 10 the military headquarters In Richmond from
] 1865 to 1869, under Colonel Edwin w. Hewitt
! chief clerk. He was then IN Rmatenr OF aollly
and several times appeared Tor chArisaDlo Dehe -
I visits TO his former home siace ne began his
professional career.
state Councillor c. A. Rawson ana Other officers
| Of the Junior Order United American Mecnanlcs
| leave Sunday for Washington 70 attend meet
| ing Of the District Funeral Benefit Association
| This order Is growing very rapidly. There are
| now forty-one councils In Virginia and pres
| pectof its increase 10 nfty by the next meesns
| 81 me state Council Every council Ia kicn-
| mond and Manchester will be represented a. tho
| meeting In Washington next Monday.
The Warrenton YgOiRian says memoer OF
] the WestmOreland Club Of Richmond informs
i us that some Of tho members OF hospys Iskl-
| ment would BIO bandueted at the club soon after
! the arrival east of Colonel MosDy from Celifor-
MIA. Captain Robert 3. Walker, OF Orange, we
| were told, was the 1rst mover Ia the matter.
| Captain Richards, OF Missouri, or Captain >. w.
/ Foster % Loud oun, will preside. Tho affair Is
| designed as a compliment 20 Colonel MosDy.