Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-02
personals and Briefs.

Judge r. R. Farrar, OF Amelia, Is in the city.
Mr.. David Funsteu, Of Glasgow, Is In tho city.
Mr. NJ. s. Dlcken Is back from southern busi-
ness trip.
Mr.. J. Lyman Babcock, weil-known trucker
and fruit man, Of Norfolk county, Is In the city.
Miss Alice Harris, OF Louisa, Is visiting Miss
Lille Figg, Of 212 north Twentieth street.
Messrs. George E. Bowden and Perry Jones
have become the sole propiistors OF the La1or
Aers.
mond, now In business In Baltimore, IA at MUIR
phys.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. Hoge Tyler arrived In
ths city last night, and Is stopping at the Ex-
change.
Mr.. j. Allunes. member Of Lee Camp, Is
quite sick at his residence on Twenty-hrst
street near Franklin.
The Clerk Of tho County Court yesterday H.
sued MARRIAGE license to Mr.. w. L. Wise, OF
Norfolk, and Miss Reed, Of Barton Heights.
Miss Lindley, who has been attending her
classes IN health culture In New York, win re-
turn to-day TO resume her classes In this city.
The annual meeting of the Southern Loan and
Investment Company, announced for yesterday,
was adjourned over until Tuesday, December
sth.
Mr.. Joseph Q. Kessnich has been engaged as
leading yiolinIst with Margaret Aather's COM
pany, and will leave Richmond with them Thurs
day morning.
The alarm Of nre from Box 10 1T 9:58 O'Clock
yesterday morning was caused BY the burning
OF chimney et No. 10 east Main street. There
was no damage.
Mrs. K. II. Harris, Of 10 east Canal street, and
her tvro children, who have been for the last
two weeks suffering with very severe attack OF
la grippe, are stu confined 70 their room.
There will be a meeting OF Madison Ward
Democrats Club this evening at o'clock Ia the
Chancery-Court room. The unfinished business
Of tho recent campaign VIII be wound up
Mr.. Charles H. Parks, Of Cincinnati. one OF tho
best-known travelling men that comes 10 Rich
mond, was In the city yesterday. He was plea
sanity greeted by his old acquaintances here.
Major james D. Patton returned yesterday
morning from Danyiile, where he was called BY
fhe illness Of his brother, j. Allen Patton, who
died Saturday night and was buried on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Seward have issued invita-
tions 20 ihe marriage Of their nece, Aiss Tassie
Elizabeth Clay. 70 Ny. Wtliiam ieorge Inorn-
bill this morning az 10 O'Clock At Independence,
Tex.
railroad for October, 1891, were e27,6S1.3S; ;
expeuses, s2O, ,344.25; aud the earnings OF the
Petersburg railroad for same month were S40,-
45065; expenses, sl9,4lO.S0.
meeting Of merchants and businessmen
viii DO held In Roop o, Wilkinson's Hall, corner
Ninth and Franklih streets, at 8 o'elsck this
eqening, 20 form an organization under the
suspices Of the Merchants Retail Commercial
Agency, Of Pailadelphia. Pa.
Nj. W. r. Pitt, secretary Of The Richmond
Typographical Union, has received from the
international Typographical Union two checks
for ESQ each 20 DO paid 10 the representatives Of
Antonio N. Ptzzini and Fritz Drabert, members
slf the Richmond organization. who died rscsnsly.
Tho tidy which was rafficd for the benent Of
tho Russian relief fund az tho residence Of Rey.
Joseph Cohn, was won By Mr.. 9. Stern. This Is
the second tidy which has besn made by Hebrew
iaGies for charitable purposes. Tho dret was
donated for tho fund cf the Confederate soldiers
aud sailors monune1t
Among the members og the General Assembly
located at the American Hotai are Messrs. \. n.
Parrish, Of Goocbsand county, w. I. htshaux,
Of Powhafau county, j. u. Hudgine, Of Caroline
county W. p. Cousins, Of Dangiie: Andrew d..
Perry, of THzewell county; v. NJ Snowden, on
FIoyd county; w ,. Spercer, OF Buckingham
county, ana 4. G.. Wells. o. wise county.