Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-30
Personals and Briefs.

General d. II. Maury has returned to the city.
Judge Robert w. Hughes Is at the Exchange
Hotel.
Ex-Governor Fitzbugh Lee called on Governor
Mckinney at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. James Woodall, of 9O7 east Broad, who
has been very III, Is improving slowly.
CAPTAIN NJ. Z. Davis has returned to Lynch
burg from q visit TO friends In Richmond
Mr.. Arthur Harding, Of Petersburg, ia on a
visit 70 relatives IN Richmond and Manchester.
Tho Governor yesterday appointed DR.. John
W. Brodnax coroner Of the City OF Manchester.
Private hre-alarm box No. 1872 has been put
in the building Of the Little SiEter5 Of the Poor.
Mr.. Rufus c. Williams and bride (iiss Lizzie
TennanD have returned from their bridal trip.
DR.. Phil. Taylor and bride have returned to
the city and are at Mrs. Armatts, on franklin
street.
Miss Eva Willis. OF 513 east Leigh street, has
returned 20 FarIuylle, after spending tho Christ
mas holidays at home.
Miss Lena Terry, OF the Southside Female In
atitue of Burkeyille, Va, Is visiting relatives az
..7O5 east Grace street
Miss Emma c. Fisher. OF Chester, Is visiting
her cousins, the Misses Fisher, Of 9l2 west Main
street, Richmond, Va
Mr.. Thaddeus A. Chalkley, former resident
Of tnis city, Dut DOW Atahtit. bts Nutlst-
mas with his family Ia Richmond.
The following suit was instituted in tho City
Circuit Court yesterday 4. X. Artnan Triechier
Company against Ii. II. Meyer for s4O0
Mr.. w. C. Taylor, OF Barton Heights, who has
been very IN, has come 70 the city and Is at Mrs.
Pizzinfs, where no will be treated by DR.. George
Ben Johnston.
The ambulance was called yesterday at 10:40
A. NJ 10 the Richmond Locomotiye-Works 10 q
colored man, who had a broken finger. he was
treated aud Left
Miss Nellie Hudgins, who has been attending
school At Farmyille, spent the holidays IN this
city. She left Monday night tor Farmyiile TO 70
sumo her studies.
from California, whittier he went 10 escort his
brother, Mr.. Richard Sutton, who Is IN feeble
health. He left bis brother at Los Angeles
The earnings Of the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg ana Potomac railroad for November were
s25,2O3.73; expenses, s22, ,23o.77; and the
earnings Of the Petersburg railroad for same
month we're s3S, SOL. "a expenses, s20,0l1s3
The irst supply OF the new-style postal cards
reached the Richmond Post-0nice vest lay
These cards are double the size OF the old )nes,
being 6x4 inches, and they therefore onei
ample space upon which 70 write letter o.
| average length.
Granite Council, No. 30. L. o. r. C., had :
large and wsll-attended meeting hOnuAy hisn
| AZ Central Hall, on Fifth street. There was q
considerable amount Of routine business dis
posed OF and several applications for member
| ship acted upon
There has been great deal OF complaint thii
week about tho sckening odors on Cary stree
| between Fourteenth and Fifteenth. wDer'
| country produce Is handled on large scale
II seems that fowls etc, that remain unsold be
gin 10 decornpose before they are carried TO tn'
| river.
| Al the 113,h annual meeting Of tho Board 9
| Trustees Of tho Old Washington-Henry Acad
| emy IN Hanover county. held on Monday, all o
/ the present officers wers re-electcd and tn
| trustses seemed inspired with renewed zeal y
| elevate rhis old institution. which was inaugu
| rated In the year 177s at Hanover Town 70
1 higher educational standard.
| Miss Gertie Clash celebrated her eleventh
birthday az her fasners residence, ITO west GA,
| street, Monday evening. Tns following .youn,
| ladies were present; Misses Jennie ana hami
Craig, Bessie Hagan, Llzze Morris, Lena an
| Katie Lynn. Mollie Anderson, Louise Mallory
| Alma Clash, Josie Christian, and Annie %,
Bsnksnship Of baltimore and n.sssss 1,,s rsen, =,
Carter and Aubry Sykes. Dancing was keps ~
until IL O'clock