Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-29
per.on.,. and Brtsfs.

his death Yesterday and viii n0lo en in-
quest over the remains to-day.
Personals and Briefs.
MIR. William Patrick. OF Staunton, 10 In
the city.
Bishop Randolph has been indispcsed
for several days.
Miss Susie T. NorHeet returned yesterday
from trip to Winston, N. q.
DR.. and Mrs. Aaron Jefery. OF Radford,
are at S93 west Franklin street.
Mr.. Tom Clarke, Of Farmville. spent
yesterday with relatives in this city.
Mr.. w. II. Sadler has returned from
Fluvanna, where he spent tho holidays.
Miss Birdie Shipp, of Greene county. Is
visiting Mrs. Saunders. 500 north Tenth
street.
Mr.. J. HAYWOOD Hull is at home after
prolonged trip through the southern
States.
Miss Katherine Furleigh, says the WASH
ington Post, is spending the holidays In
Richmond.
Mr.. David Edel. of Corslcans, Tex. Is
visiting his brothers, Messrs. julius and
Jacob Edel.
Mr.. A. @. Nickerson, of New York, Is
stopping with Mr.. George l.. Cairne, $500
east Grace street.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday suit
was entered BY L. Wagner against Z. >.
10th. Jr.. for $3.50.
Mr.. james Maxwell. of "Edgewood,"
who has been very sick with the grip. is
able to be out again.
Mrs. Terhune (Marion Harland) is in the
city as the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Robert
son, on Grace street.
Miss Mary A. Royal, of 322 east Franklin
street, is spending the Christmas holidays
with friends in Ashland.
Miss N. NJ. Hill, daughter of General
James G. Hill, of Albenarle county, Is
visiting relatives IN this city.
Mrs. Blount Mason is spending the
Christmas with her father, MIR. John En-
ders, No. 400 east Main street.
Mr.. Isaac NJ. Still. of Knoxville, Tenn.
is on a visit to his son, Mr.. Leroy N. Still,
No. 208 north Twentieth street.
DR.. Brent Clemens. Mr.. Maurice Clemens.
and Mr. Clemens Jones, of New York, are
the guests of Mr. James w. Allison.
Mr.. NJ. Terrell, of this city, will leave on
the 2sth for Gloucester county. where he
will spend few days with his friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Lachlan Tyler. who have
been stopping for the past few days at the
Exchange, left last night for New York.
Mr.. +. w. Ovorbev. cashier of the Busi-
ness.Man's Bank, who left here last week
for short vacation, returned home Sun
day night.
rl,t IS ptnh
but now of Fort Worth. Tex, is in the
city among frien DIS and relatives for the
holiday season.
Miss Ida Y. Bowers, Of No. 907 Floyd
avenue, has left for visit to her sisters,
Mrs. W. b. Logan and Mrs. s. II. Dawson,
of Winchester, Ky.
Mr.. Il. L. Styll, formerly of Richmond,
has been nominated by the Democrats OF
Newport, Tenn, as one of their five candi-
dates for Aldermen.
Miss Lizzie Bridges. who has been con.
fined to the house by sickness for several
days, was thought by DR.. Wexford to be
little better yesterday.
Mr.. William @. Taylor, of Barton Heights,
was taken very i'll Sunday. and for time
his condition was considered critical, but
he was better Yesterday.
The beautiful Lee Camp jewelry safe,
which was voted to Mrs. Charles 4. Taylor
as the most popular lady in Virginia, mas
been delivered To the winner.
MIR. William Diacont and his sons, of
Baltimore. ara visiting Mr.. AdamBiacout.
Mrs. Diacont, who has been quite sick for
several weeks. is COW convalescing.
TIE DISPATCH was presented Yesterday
NJ n.ls Ill 4. r..f fCAtf
in miniature-that is, with copy OF the
issue of the paper of January Ia, 1853.
Rev. G. Z. Williams Baptist city mis-
sionary) and family received last week
many substantial proofs from number of
people of interest IN them and their work.
Everett, the little six-year-old son of Mr..
Everett Waddey, fell from q seesav on
Saturday, causing a compound fracture
of the right leg between the ankle and
knee.
Ex-Governor Lee and Mrs. Lee arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon and will be
guests for several days at the residence of
Colonel w. Miles Cary. No. 5O4 east Grace
street.
Master Charles Douglas Gentry received
the gold medal at Place Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school for having at
tended school every Sabbath during the
past year.
The ladies of the Richmond Indian As
sociation are requested 20 meet In the
regular monthly meeting at Young Mems
Christian Association parlors this after-
noon at o'clock.
Henry W. Fox. Esq, and wife, of Balti-
more city, are visiting at the home OF Mr..
Hill Montague, No. 107 north Fourth
street. Mr.. Fox is a prominent member
of the Baltimore bar.
MIR. James Stagg, a Mexican war veteran.
a gallant member of Company b, the old
FIRST and a member of Pickett Camp, Is
quite sick at the residence OF MIR. Haley,
on north Thirtieth street.
The furniture ordered for the Common.
wealth Club will be in the building. by the
lst of January, and it Is thought that tho
club will be opened by the 18th. Mr..
Alfred Harris is president of the club.
Ernest Jones, who broke jail in Raleigh,
N. c., was taken back from New York yes
terday TO stand trial on this charge. and
also on charge of burglary. He was
awaiting trial on the latter charge when
he escaped.
Mr.. Egbert G. Leigh will after the 1st of
January devote his entire attention to the
business of the Southern Manufacturing
Company, of which corporation he is
president. The business of T. q. Leigh
d Go. will be disposed of to the trade.
The Washington Post recently had quite
an extended notice of the marriage at Rock
Vile, Md: of Miss Carrie Russell to Mr..
Carlo F. l.. Zeilenger Caracristi. The
groom is q civil engineer, well known in
Richmond, where he resided for number
of years.
Professor Pollard, of Richmond College.
will be in Washington during the present
week in attendance on the annual meeting
of the Modern Language Association Of
America and of the American Historical
Association. He is q member of both OF
these organizations.
Mr.. Charles H. Quarles, formerly of
but now Q resident Of Phila-
phia, where he occupies the responsible
position of auditor OF passenger traffic of
the Philadelphia and Reading railroad.
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Quarles
has many friends and relatives here, who
were delighted to see him.
As at the other public schools IN the city.
Christmas-eve was jubilAntly. observed at
Brook School. The happy children sang
for several hours, and when dismissed
bore away with them bags of candy
presented by their teacher. Gifts were