Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-16


Mr.. George r. Blssell, Of New YORK, IL In me
riiy, stopping affords Hotel
key. II. NJ. Jackson, who was recently elected
Assistant Bishop Of Alabama. lett FOR ina ou'''
yesterday Afternoon.
In tho Chancory cour, yesterday Mrs. cathe,
rine King qualified a. administrhtnr Of Da'io
King. The estate - valued a S7sOOo
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. 2 Miller, Of New York, Who
have been the guests Of Nr. and MIS- D.. u
Reese, OF souIh Laurel street, have 1919 i0f
homo.
Rev. J. Taylor Dickinson, Of Orange. ~ D.
who has been with bis father, Rev. Dr. a. D.
Dickinson, for several days Will leave ior hVH''
to-day.
Mr.. James r. Flournoy qualified yes
terday az Justice OF the peace from JeHereon
Ward, 70 al the vacancy caused ny The ceath u
Mr.. George Q. chlldrey.
DIR. Levy delivered another lecture 20 tne
public-school teachers At the Medlcsl S9l ~
Wednesday afternoon. The subject was in0
Blood and the Circulation"
Harvey Walden. the newshoy who was badly
burned on Chtistmai. iny by an exclusion OF
powder, Is Oh d.ity Ggsih, but bears ON LIS POL
son visible marks OF the accident
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth EN-
meAhauser took place from 81 Johns German .
Lutheran church yesterday attornoon AZ
o'clock. and was largely attended.
s.The Richmond Union PasseDger-Rsilway Com
pany have erected n nico little house az tEe cor
ner Of Main and Reservoir streets for the secoln-
mediation Of their employees and patrons.
Sheriff J. w. Word, Of Buckingham; sheriff
w. G. Gill, and Deputy-Sherid j. IL GIL, OF Onos
terrified, and Mr. II. =. Turner. treasurer oi
GoOchland, were visitors Of the Cspit0l yes'oi-
day.
Rev w. T. Wright, OF the Eastern Shore lot.
merry pastor OF the Laurel-Sreet hethoulss
church. IL in tho city and preached to larso
congregation Wednesday night at Irini'S
church.
Tho marriage Of Mr. B. w. Russell and MISS
Nellie OVERLY on Tuesday evening next Wih
take place at the residence OF Mr. W. W. r ~
sell, o. the Cary-street road about toar MITES
from town.
A lot OF paper bags caught fire In Mr.. John "
Tayloris grocery store, las east Main sHeSl'
"Wednesday night. Poicemsn Crane broke ~
the door and eXtinguished the flames Wihou'
turning In an alarm.
Mr.. K. W.. Anderson, principal OF the MAZE
Orphan Academy, has received telegram from
81 Paul. MINI, announcing the dea OF n ~
grandson, Richard Anderson, sou OF MI. J' Do
N. Handy, formerly OF Virginia.
Il IA expected that tho West-End market cor
ner Of Cary and Linden streets, will be ready ior
occupancy by March lat The exterior SorA Is
about completed. and all that now rome 70 De
done IL 20 lay tho pavement around the Dullu'hS
and put in the stalls.
Hon. William Writ Henry, chairman OF the
Advisory Board Of the Association for the RE
seryaton OF Virginia Antiquities, viii presto; !,
over tho meeting 70 DO held a, the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall next TUESDAY night,
Mr.. Joseph Bryan will read a brief report on me
objects and work Of the association, and senator
James L. Gordon will deliver an address on
"The Colonial History OF virginia"
At the last regular meeting Of sisterhood
Branch, No G3e, order OF Iron Hall, tho follow
ing officers we're installed: Gu. j., Mrs. carrie
Kessnick: PHI. Oh. j., Miss Mary Wagner; '. d.,
Miss Frances Thomas: Adiusier. Mrs Lelle
Rrouse; Cashier, Mrs.. NJ +. ThOll Acct, MISS
Annie c. Wager; Prelate, Mrs. Ellen LubbocE
Harold. Mrs. Emma ID. HRrra: Watchman, hrs'
Henriette Hrouse; vitte1, Mrs- Emma Britain.
Trustees: Mrs. Anna V. ROsenegk, Mrs. Cella
KAss and MrB Katharine Semi.