Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-14
Personals and Briefs.

CAPTAIN Cabell Davis returned yesterday rom
a business trip TO Noriolk'
Captain Peter Jackson Is squte sick q, MS nome
on north Fourth street.
Mrs John W. Ferguson, OF Church Hill, mas
been quite sick, but IL now much Det'er'
Captain Jack Redwood. Of Steamer Company
No. l. aud Mr.. Z. o. GoOde, OF the same coui-
pany are indisposed.
The delegation from Richmond Lodge OF odd
Fellows that went 20 Raleigh this week called on
Grand-sre Busbee while IN that city.
Tho II o'clock train on the Seven Pines rail-
road which WAS discontinued some uhe ago.
will commence running again today
Mrs. ]. NJ. Hartman, of charlottesville, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs Edward Brian,
az tho Warwick House, has returned home'
There will be an important meeting Of the City
Central Committee OF Independent ORDER Oh Goou
Templars tonight. A fall attendance S ue-
sired.
Mr.. Robert Le Masurier has for tho third time
won the gold medal as the best drlne1 pfNHto
in Com, any +, First regiment oil virginia foE
unteers.
large sever-pipes are being laid on Belvidere
a.reet between Cumberland and Cary, and TIM
movements are being made on seVetal Oshor
streets in that vicinity.
Lubon Reynolds (colored) was received az tne
neniter tlary Yesterday from CampDeh county
He was convicted OF housebreaking ana sen
fenced to two years in prison.
Judson F. Pemberton, Of this city, was di-
vorced from his wife, Eva u. emberton, in Lne
Cbancery Court \ few days ago. lne sui was
brought by Mr.. Harvey Wilson
Mr.. Theodore Mayer, a prominent real estate
denierpf Circinnati o., Is In tho city tOr lew
days or a short pleasure trip. lie u ssopp-ny
with mis- sitter hrs A. Rothschild, at bO3 norm
Fourth street
Mr.. Frank p. Bangs, who plays Colonel Pres
ton in the " Alabama" has host OF 1rleh1s III
Richmond Though his coming was unheralded
no was warmly received on all sides yesterday
and last night.
Mr.. Arthur Wnrde, who is accompanying his
father, Mr. Frederick Ward, on his present tour,
has had some experience at Journalism. naVing
beon a reporter for some time On one OF the sau
Francisco papors.
The Baptist oneralAssociatlon, In session q, a.
Ne folk. appointed Bevs. j. X. Moneit, r. W
Ga ybfook W. II Butler, 4. 5. DunnawAy, ID. d.
and c. r. james. ID. D., as delegates TO tho Tom-
perance Convention TO DO held here DecemDer
17th and 18th.
Mr. John N. Higgins, who Is member OF the
national body Of the Irish Catholic Benehoial
I1nion "a In receipt Of letter from Grand Score
tary Grimm, OF tho Union' concentrating nun nun
ON tho work and on the condition OF the Union
Catholic orders In Richmond.
A called meeting OF the Ladies' Hollywood
Memorial Association was held yesterday AT noon
In the lecture-rOom OF the Second PresOyterah
church, The report Of the committee VINO
visited Mrs Jefferson Davis in reference 70 INC
bnrlal-pl Of her husband was received ana
other routine matters transacted.
The annual meeting Of the Masonic Home
Ladles' Auxiliary Association, OF whleh MRS. D.
II. Capers is president and Mrs. Is. T.: august
secretary, will bo held at tho Home on tuesday,
November l7th. Free transportation has been
Droyided by the Reception Committee. Inc Iaih
will leave the station promptly at noon.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday Judgment
was entered in the case % j. ward fhelps vs.
Thomas & Wortham as 20 Thomas fot sl2g.l IL
and the following suits wers lnstituted' Jane
M. baldwin w. Edward Cain, trustee, and John
" Cain for recovery OF property valued ~ 5000
William Z. Wckham gS. j, L. DicEehsOh IOr
5000.
The Catholic Beneficial Society viii attend
reauiem mass at St. Peters Cethedral on Tue :
day tho I7th at O'clock A. N. Mr.. John 81
Higgins ia the president OF this Heli-EhoHh anu mo
in1uentlal organization. This mass is held for
me repo5e OF the souls of the memoers OF THIS
beneficial order. It Is the FIRST held slnce us
organization IN 1871. The day was especially
selected in order that Bishop Van do 'yVer
might be present.
Mr.. w. Hall Crew, who has beon looking
.hrouph the records Of Richmond Chapter, NO.
3, with view OF getting up interesting data Tor
q centennial sketch to be read az the celepra-
lion next March, finds that although the chap
ter Is a hundred years old and took an active
Dart In -rganizing tho Grand Chapter early In
tbe O. tgfy II did not get its charter until leoO
Crrr secretary William Is. isaacs Was lhe
Tia -iKth high priest OF No D.