Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09


Mr.. John l.. Deggo, Of Norfolk county, is in the
city
Mr.. George D. Pearman IS laid up with the
grip.
MIR. II. !. Solomon, Of Danvills, was IN the city
yesterday.
DR.. Hogo will deliver IN address at tho Peaco
Conference 70 be held in New York ON the l2th
OF this month.
MIR. W. W. Woodward, Of Middlesez, spent
Yesterday In the city.
spell OF Sickness.
Mr. william Fiegenhoimor IS still confined at
home by sickness.
Captain David Moore, Of the Chesterfield
Troop. was in b city yesterday.
Nr. Calvin 8. Blackwell, one Of the editors Of
the Norfolk Neios and Courier, Ia In tho city.
Mr.. chris. Evensen, who has been quite sick
for some time, was able 70 be out yesterday.
Central Trade and Labor Union held its regu-
lar weekly meeting at Wilkinsons Hall last
night.
Miss Emily V. Mason has arrived in Richmond
ana Is stopping at the residence OF General Pey-
ton Wise.
In the Hastings Court yesterday John Mulca-
nv. Of Ireland, was admitted to citizenship In
this country.
Nesars. Edmund s. Rose, A. r. Holderby, Jr.,
and Justice G. W. Tyler were out yesterday after
severe attacks Of the grip.
Captain Frank w. Cunningham has returned
from Norfolk. where he took prominent part on
Sunday in the Elks lodge Of sorrow
Mr.. Charles NJ. Wallace, the well-known anti
ouarian, IL confined 20 his residence, on south
Fifth street. by slight indisposition.
Miss Nellie Kramer OF Scranton, Pa, is on a
visit 20 our city, and Is the guest OF Miss Fannie
Uessberg, OF 421 east Franklin street.
The John T. Hughes indicted by the Hastings
Court grand fury on Monday for shooting Wilson
CLAYTON - not the alderman OF that name from
Marshall Ward.
DIR. Isaiah White, Mr. E. D. Christians physt-
clan. said last night that Mr.. Christian, who has
been confined 20 his home for several days, had
never been seriously H. His condition Is now
greatly improved.
very attractive reading-room has been
etted no at 17l4 east Main street under the au-
snices OF the Old-Market Presbyterian church
and will be kept supplied with tie daily papers,
magazines, and all of the best reading matter
Adtutant-General B. II. oxley, OF Charleston,
w Va, who came here last Saturday morning
20 attend 10 legal business, has been confined TO
bis room since Saturday night with the grip, but
recovered sufficiently 70 leave for home last
night.
Cards Of Invitation have been Issued by Mr.. L.
q kfgE 70 the marriage OF MS udAEllltiS AldAg
Llllian, 70 Mr. Edward Allen McGehee. The
ceremony viii take place az the residence, ~
north Twentieth street, Tuesday evening, De-
cember 18th, at o'clock.
Mr.. James Gallagher, long purser Of the Old
Dominion, Is temporarily IN charge OF tho Ola
Dominion Steamship Company's onsiness at Nor
folk while Senator ID. j. Turner Is IN kichmond.
Mr. Gallagher entertained the Richmond Elks
very handsomely last Sunday.
The Literary Club will meet Friday night as
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas y. Carter.
" Tho Ancient and Modern Drama VIII be the
subiect for discussion. Rev. Hartley Carmichael
and MIR. Richard Gaines will start the discussion
with careiully-prepared essays.
The annual meeting OF the Masonic Home
Committee was held yesterday at noou. me
annual report was submitted. and the Committee
on Entertainment authorized 10 take the Grand
Lodge on a visit 20 the Home during is session.
Two orphans have been received at the institu-
ton from the stanton lodge.
The Barton Heights Baptist church has been
formally organized, with eighteen members.
DR. Cooper was moderator, and Professor
Gaines clerk Of the council, and part was saken
in the proceedings by DIR. Landrum, Professor
Harris. Dr. Hatcher, br. george b, slee'' anu
Reys. w. L. Wright and 5. q. Clopton-
The charads given at the Grace-street Taber-
pacle Monday night was a decided succets. All
acted their parts well. The musical prOgt lInme
WAS beautifully rendered by hissea flossi4 Epps'
Josie Cohen, Reoeeca Helstern, Bessie entry'
Maud Harris, and Master Jake Kaufman, iuVe-
nile uernbers Of Mrs. sizer's music school
There WAS a very pleasant meeting OF Trinity
Lodge Of Good Tamplars last night az central
Hall Miss Nellie Atkins was elected secretary
for the remaining quarter, with Mr.. Harry Q.
Glenn az assistant secretary. The lodge vas
entertained with speeches from MAJOR D..
w. Newton. OF Staunton Dr. W. b, BOYD,
OF Rngle Rock; and hr. o. w. blain, pafs
grand chief templar OF Michigan. Mr. Blaln also
delivered a recitation. Major ,. W. Newton, Dt
". B. Boyd, aud Mr.. D. w. Blan were elected
associate members OF Trinity Lodge MT n. =.
Glenn received q commission 70 act as State
deputy grand chief tsmpiar Of Virginia.