Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-05
Personals and Briefs.

MIR. Archibald Alexander, Of Lexington, Is In
the city.
Rev. DIR. j. B. Laurens continues IN quite fee
bio health.
Policeman W. A. Barfoot is on duty again
after a long Illness.
MIR. Frank ID. Hill is confined to his homo BY
an attack Of rheumatism.
Mr.. John W. wol,z. OF the Fredericksburg
Free Lance, was IN the city yesterday.
Dr r. A. Patterson, who was quito sick on
Monday, was ablo 20 be at his office yesterday.
Rey. DIR. Moses D. Hoge will preach for the
yenable-Sreet church at 8 O'Clock this evening.
Mr. Rdward Ingie returned TO Baltimore last
night after spending several days In Richmond.
The Lee-district property-holders will hold
another meeting ay tho Chamber OF Commerce
this afternoon.
In the chancery Court yesterday W. A. White
qualified as administrator Of Oteria 1. white.
The estate is small
Mr.. Thomas J. Mcmahon, the newiy-elected
noIIcemsn who succeeds Mr.. Rslston, was sworn
10 yesterday by City-Clerk August
No quorum attending the meeting OF the
James-Riyer improvement Committee set Tor
o'clock yesterday afternof was not held.
Cards are out for the marriage o, Mr.. D. @.
Richardson aud Miss Florence Buford Hechier
church.
Hon. John 4. Massey returned 10 tho city yes
terday from Albemarle. where he was called on
account Of the Illness OF his brother, who IL stii
quite sick,
Miss Mollio Logan. daughter Of Colonel Ro-
bert Logan, Of Salem. and Mrs. Lizzie Kent, OF
Wythevilie, are stopping a. The Lursy, aOS east
Main street
Rev. Jsbez Hall has gone on visit 10 Clncin-
an Al q 4 a Aacanth-
Street Christian church last night were con-
Quoted by Rev. e B. Bagby.
The Building Committee Of tho Chamber OF
Commerce win meot again To- morrow night 70
further consider the merits Of the competitive
plans for tho proposed home OF the Chamber.
Miss Bessie Ryisnd. youngest daughter ct DR..
Robert Ryland. who has been critically III In
Chicago and who was improying, has suffered q
relapse, and IL Is now feared Is hopeiessly ~.
Tbe Richmond correspondent OF the Norfolk
Vfroinfan writes 70 that paper: Mr.. II. J. Casey,
who has been connected with the great tobacco
factory OF p II. Mayo a Brother, has gone to
Durham, N. c.. TO take charge OF large tooac-
known tobacconists In this citY. He was also q
popular citizen and distinguished knight
Templar.
Tho following officers have been elected By
tho sheet Iron and Cornice-Makers' Union, No.
% OF the International Union: President Lee Ha-
ziewood, vice-Presldent John n. Connor; Re-
| cording Secretary, c. II. Burton. Financial Soc
| rotary, w. II. Mccarthy; Treasurer. William A.
| Phillips; Conductor, Louis Martin; Warden,
| Robert Keitzer. Trustees: T. J. Payne, J. L
Gregory. and n. Mcsveeney.
Al the last regular meeting Of Charity Lodge,
| No. $50, Independents Order Good Templarc,
| hoid 10 Springfield Hail. ths following oficers
were Installed by Lodge-Deputy J. w. Williams
! for tho quarter ending April s0th--yiz Chief
Tempiar, L p. Yeamon vice-Tsmpisr, Miss
| Bessie Bsnaviia; Chaplain, y. r. Holland Past
| chief Templar. Charles J. Taylor; Recording
Secretary, Miss Ellen 7. Taylor; Assistant Re
| cordlng secretary, John NJ. Gordon. Financial
| secretary. w. A. Bonavits; Treasurer, Miss
Manic Pnilips: Marshal. r. q. Goodwin
| Deputy Marshal, Lflly Martin; Guard. Me,
! isiy Martin; seuhnoI Clarence Pittman
\ Organist Miss Annie Hlott; Chorisfor, Aiss
| plar lfor tern q one year., Mi1s Delta QusrlA