Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-01
personals nnel Brieis.

Mr.. w. J. Marshall has returned from a
visit to Petersburg.
The Chancery Court will resume It's
present term to-day.
Mr.. Orris A. Browne, of Accomac, was
in the city yesterday.
Sheriff d. S. Gates Is on duty again after
a severe attack Of grip.
Policeman C. W. Saunders, of the Third
district, continues quite sick.
In the Clerks Office of the Chancery
Court 33l deeds were recorded during the
past month.
DR.. William T. Farrar has been sick for
several days past with the grip, and mar
rowly escaped an attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. DR.. johnson, Of Raleigh. N. c., is in
Richmond the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. j. l. McKee, III east Grace street.
The December term Of the Hastings
Court commences next Monday. The
docket is neither long nor very important.
Mrs. Isaac Barksdale and her daughter,
Mrs. ]. r. RYAN. who have been on brief
visit here, left last night for Birmingham.
Rev. G. G. Wertenbaker, late at laurel
Street Methodist Episcopal church, leaves
to-day for his new charge in the Amelia
circuit.
Harrison Blair has not improved for the
last four DAYS and his condition is such as
TO cause the grayest apprehension. MIR.
Lewis II. Blair is better
The Clerk Of the Hastings Court issued
seventy-thTee marriage licenses IN the
month of ovember-forty-fou to whites
and twenty-nine 10 cOlored.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Masonic Temple Association will be
held in st. Albans Hall on Monday, De-
cember 7th, at o'clock p. NJ.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were Ex-senator Marshall McCOr-
mick, Major s. j. @. Seymour, and Conrad
Kounsler. of Clarke. aud g. W. Button, OF
LyDchburg.
Squire Barney Frischkorn, wife, aud two
other members OF has family have been
down for the past week with the grip. The
Squire is now about, but feels the effect OF
his sickness yet.
Miss Langhorne. Of Richmond, says the
Philadelphia Press. is visiting Mrs. Viii
liam Townsend Wright, 20l9 Locust street,
and on Friday Mrs. Wright gave small
O'Clock tea in her honor.
Messrs. John Armstrong Chanler, OF
Chapel Hill. and E9rie Mony, OF Hill
side.p Albemarle county, who have been
visiting Mr.. Thomas Potts. Of this city,
returned home yesterday.
Cards are out for the marriage at Front
Royal, Va, on December 9th. OF hIiss Sallle
Williams Lowell. daughter OF Judge John
Z. Lowell. ex-State senator from Warren
and Clarke counties. to DR.. Phil. Taylor, OF
this city.
The Philadelphia Times Of Sunday says;
Miss Florence j. .Leibermuth, Of Richmond,
Va. the fdncee of Lorenz X. SchweFin, Of
this city, is expected to arrive this week,
in company with Miss Julia Schwerin, who
has been her guest the past month.
Secretary Candlish, Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. has kindly. con-
sented 10 tender the use of the parlor OF
the association TO the Sunday School
teachers for the purpose of holding their
Saturday afternoon meetings. The last OF
these convocations was presided over by
Mr.. Thomas Potts. and the lesson taught
was the Trial OF Christ before Plate"
The death of Mrs. Mary b. Manning, in
the sixty eighth year Of her age. will be
noted with sorrow by her friends Of the
East End. Mrs. Manning was at ell times
patient nurse of the sick. and in all the
relations OF life as wife, mother. and friend.
she sustained the reputation OF one IN
whom the nobiest OF charity was exhibit
ed. She was at all times ready 70 visit the
sick, relieve the distress, and assist IN the
burial of the dead