Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-29

Bishop white coptinues 10 improve.
Sergeant Charles II. Epps. VINO has been
quite sick at his hons. IL conyalescent-
To-day IS fhe 6rst Sunday IN Ad,yent and
appropriate services win be hsid IN tne
Catholic and Episcopal churches through
out tie land.
IN the Chaneery Court yesterday DIT;
Joseph PizzsDi qualified as aelininistFaeor OK
the estate OF Antonio n. Puzni, deceased.
The estate Is snail
bIessrs. Hunter & Sims have moved into
their new store. No l4i5 east Iain street
which il one OF the hRndsomest establish-
ments ia that section Of tine city.
Mr.. Gilbert walden, the elocut'onist.
will give at the Seventh-Street Christian
church on 1ues1ay night the entertalh-
ment which was postponed nom last
Thursday evening.
The case OF the South Atlantic end Ohio
railroad receivership, which nss been oe-
eupyIng the Suprem Court OF Appeals Tor
the past three days, attracts good deal OK
attention from the legal fraternity.
Coroner Taylor was called YESTERDAY TO
view the body Of Andrew Carter. eol0red
man. who died suddenly at No. 5is north
Seventh street Of congestion OF the lungs.
He was about 6fty-hve years OF age.
Frank Lehman. white man, fell last
night az the corner Of First and Canal
streets and received a slight cut on the
head. he ambulance was summoned apd
he was taken TO his home. No. 600 Abe
marie street.
The West End woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will hold thsiT usual meet
inc on Monday at 81 +. NJ 81 the wash
ington-Strset Methodist church. me
Band OF Hope viii meet on Thursday atter-
noon at 4 O'Clock at tue same place.
The Comnanderv OF st. Andrew, No. 10,
always holds its November meeting on the
3Oth of the uonth-its anniversary instead
OF on the fourth Friday. The meeting
next Monday night promises 20 be pleasant
and interesting Election OF onhcers WILL
take place.
Mr.. Otto NorgGrstern on Thanksgiving
dny received a letter from an anonymous
correspondent who enclosed him Sl;5O,
which be said was for 75-cent dinner that
ne got ut Sir. Aorganstern's restaurant at
the unwilling OF the Jackson statue IN 1870.
The extra IS cents was for interest, the
writer said,
4 paper is in circulation in Richmond
petitioning the Grand Lodge, 1. y. %. r.,
for the establishment IN this city OF M
other lodge OF the order. The petition has
the names Of about seyeDty-hYe good men,
among whom are humber Ok prominent
Masons and some OK the best citizens IN
Richmond.
Miss Mary Z. Wade. Of Baltimore. and
MIR. Thomas Mccarthy, OF Richmond, were
married last Wednesday evening az St.
Mary's Star Of tho Sea church IN B2lti-
more by Rev. Peter A. Mccoy, the pastor.
- l. r,Iu pf fha bride
and groom were present. The couple Iete
ON a late train on d tour South. They Will
reside in Richmond.
The Royal Arcanum has been untortu-
nate this week IN losing members IN TINS
cIty. Four deaths have oecurred-ReY. w.
b. McGiIvray. of Mccarthy Council; John
A. PizZini, Of Virginia Council; samuel
q. Talbot. of Union Council; Herbert Ia
King. of Shockoe Council One OF the I'M
portant features Of THIS order Is the prompt
payment of death claims.
Judge Hancock having granted g writ
Of error aud slperSsdeds to judgement OF
the County Court of Amelia in the case OF
Mary Seay who was convicted OF grand
larceny at the October term and received
at the penitentiary last Tuesday, she wa,
taken out of prison Friday and carried
back yesterday TO Amelia, where she Will
be tried second time for larceny.
The residence of Alr. and Mrs ID. II.
| Pyle. at $40 north Fourth street, was the
scene of much mirth and merriment last
| Wedn esday evening. occasloned by a
surprise party rendered this happy couple.
| The evening was pleasantly spent with
vocal and instrumental music. At a late
hour the party partoOk OF bountiful re;
past, which was carefully prepared and
presided over by the host and hostess, as
sisted by their corps Of attendants.