Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Ashby Ragland is confined to his
home by sickness.
The internal revenue receipts here on
Friday were Sl91.855.2s.
Mr.. r. A. Carter was out yesterday, after
an illness of two weeks.
Miss Emma Barksdale, of Ashland, is
visiting Mrs. NJ s. Valentine, Jr.
Miss Nav Jones will spend the winter
with friends In New York and Washington.
Miss Helen Robb. of Port Royal. is the
guest of Mrs. V. u. Donaghe, 9O9 east Leigh
street.
Miss Mamie DAILY, of Jersey City, Is visit.
ing Mrs. III. j. ODonnel, of 91S east Broad
street.
Mr.. L. NJ. Parrish, of Goochland. and
Captain Jack Hudgin. Of Caroline. were In
the city yesterday.
Misses Mary and Katie O'Donnen, of
New York, are on visit to their parents.
9lS east Broad street.
Miss Florence Walker, of Trenton, N j..
is visiting her friend, Mrs. l. II. Garcin,
TO west Grace street
Mr.. Burton Marys. son Of Auditor Nor
ton Marye. is in the city on q. visit from
his home in Kentucky.
Four of the Union Passenger cars were
off the track at one time Friday night at
different points on the line.
Mr.. Henry l.. Chandler of Boston, who
was for several years In the internal rev.
eDue Office here is in the city.
Mr.. J. E Ecsers and wife, of No. $40
south Pine street, gave reception Friday
- 20 a kav af THAR trtande
Rev. Leroy j. Phaup. pastor of Howard's-
Grove Methodist church, having returned
from his bridal trip. will occupy his pulpit
to-day.
MIR. and Mrs Frank B. Isaacs arrived in
tho city yesterday morning and are at the
residence of MIR. w, y. lsaacs, III east
franklin street
Miss Lizzie Il. Humphrey, of 904 west
Main street, who has been home for the
holidays, leaves to-day to resume the du-
ties Of her school at Kempsville, Va.
On Friday afternoon from o'clock until
Master julius Wildt gave q party at bis
home in honor of his guest. Miss Nina
Feehner, of Washington. d. O.
Mr.. w. W. Russell who has conducted
the business Of x. t. Pilkiptou d Co., fol
Al mt years. will continue tho manufacture
of smoking tobacco inIhis own name.
Mr.. Charles Sslden, superintendent OF
the city railway, who has been quite SICK
for several weeks, was able to be ont yes
terday and hopes TO resume his duties TO-
morrow
Madame Gramm, the soprano soloist Of
st. Thomas church. New York. now the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Sheppard. will
sina At st. PauPs church tomorrow morn
ing and night.
Miss Annie Mc0raw. daughter Of James
McGraw, Esq. who has been home on va
cation, win return on Monday to continue
her studies ct the Convent OF the Vista
ton, Georgetown, ID. U.
Miss Nina Fschnsr, who Is tho guest Of
Mrs. l.. Wildt, gave theatre party yester.
day afternoon composed OF nine little
frisnda She leaves for Washington to-
day after pleasant trip TO Richmond,
The Richmond tobacco merchants are
availing themselves of the rebate allowed
on the manufactured goods in unbroken
packages, Of which INVENTORY was taken
January Let. The drawbacks vary from ~
to nearly e4y0o0.
Mr.. o. r. Phillips and daughter. Miss
Lille NJ, of south Pine street. have re-
turned from . pleasant trip through Florida
stopping also. with Mr.. and Mrs. }. y
Capps, az Macon. Ca, With whom the hcli
days vere spent very agreeably.
Yesterday morning about o'clock ont
| Of the employees n the Locomotive Work.
| had one Of his hands caught IN the ma
| chinery, rosulting IN one OF his fngsrl
| being broken. The ambulance VA
called and Dr.. Holman dressed the wound
Lat Tuesday The ladies Of The West Enc
| Woman's Christian fempelsoee Unior
| mnde the veterans st ~ Boidi1rS Home
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