Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-21
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. d. 7. wilkins. l02S Taylor street, is
still quite sick.
Mrs. Andrew Pizzini isimproving after q
painful indisposition.
Mr. John L. Lowry has gone to Caldwell.
w. Va. on business trip.
Mr.. s. S Patteson has returned from
business visit to Mississippi.
Hon. Phil b. Stansrd. mayor of New
Castle, is Ill the city on visit TO his friends.
Mr.. K. T. Adams. proprietor Of the Hotel
Gary OF Petersburg, was in the city yester-
day.
Messrs. William f. Mallory and John
Bowman. of Petersburg. were in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Tuck. VINO has been on
visit TO Trenton. n. j., has returned much
improved in health.
Miss Maria Humphreys, Of Madison
Courthouse, Is visiting Mrs. Edward J.
Beale. of the West End.
Mrs. Mamie n. Hutchinson and daugh-
tiers. of 1907 west Marshall. have returned
from Clarke, where they spent the summer.
The little child Of Mr.. A. w. Tyrec. of
No. ll3 south Pine street. has scaTlatina.
and not dipbtheria as currently reported.
The condition of Bishop white was i'm
proved Yesterday and his physician thinks
his malady hes pretty well run its course.
Sheriff d. 5. Gates qualified as admins
traitor of the estate of James lines, de-
ceased, in the Chancery Court yesterday.
Libertas Lodge If Perfection had an
interesting meeting last night when there
was work in the fourth and fifth degrees.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Glazebrook and
daughter have gone to New York 10 visit
their brother. the Rev. Otis A. Glaze
brook
Samuel Edwards (colored) was received
ut the penitentiary yesterday from Char
lottesyille. lie is - serve five years for
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otway s. Allen and Mrs.
n. w. Wilson arrived in New York Sunday
from Europe on the NOrmauia. They were
out in very rough weather.
Mr.. Edgar Allan arrived in the city last
night from Washington, having come down
TO attend the trial IN the Circuit Court OF
a case in which he Is counsel.
The name Of the Democratic candidate
for the Senate from the Amelia district IS
,Joseph ". SOuthall. 1t has appeared In
print several times with the wrong initials.
Cards are out for the marriage of MIR.
Charles c. CawsOn TO Miss Lizzie f. Lime
baugh. Thursday evening, October 2Zd. at
$50 O'Clock, at St. Andrews Episcopal
church.
Mr.. Harry J.. Watson has left tor Atlanta
10 attend the National Convention OF the
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity as the delegate
from Virginia Delta Chapter OF Richmond
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crook and Miss Ruth
Valentine have returned to PHILADELPHIA
after a pleasant visit 10 Mrs. NJ. A. Kelley
and Mrs. G. X. Lawrence. OF No. COS Abe
marie street
Mr.. John Reinhardt, the well known
musician. accepted thirty weeks en-
pagement with the Conried Opera Com,
na,,v last Saturday az leading v.olinlst and
ieft with the troupe that night. lie re-
ceives fine salary.
Miss Maggie b. Hannigan has returned
10 the city from pleasant two-mohtnS
trim TO Asheville. n. G., and hnoxViile,
Tenn, where she was the guest OF her SIS
ter. Mrs. GalbraIth.
Mr.. G. Lee Hutcheson, assistant pay
master Of tue Chesapeake aud ONO hali-
WAY Company. was able 20 be Oh tle
streets Saturday after quite spell OF SICK
ness. and LETT Sunday 10 JOIN tho pay-car
al Lynchburg.
Nessrs. John A. Duke * f; G.. Boucar
had a very successful hunt III Lonisa coun-
tv Iast week. They left this city thurs
dayaud returned Saturday evening. having
killed sixty-three birds, two sources ana
one wild turkey.
defective fue set fire to the basement
of the house of Royal Randolph tcoiored)
Sunday morning about haii-past D; an
alarm was sent in from Station %, flttn
and Duyal streets. The department. re-
sponded and promptly extinguisheu 'no
flames. The damage was about S'V.
Messrs. NJ. J. Cahill. of Elmira. \; J.
J. B. Gallagher. Harlem, ~. \. y. y. De
Goot. New York. and J. IL. Jehreys. Brook;
lvn. Y. Y. are tourists at the Com
Hotel and were IN attendance at Inc 0lR
Democratic meeting last nignl. MI. Va
b,Ii is from Governor Hills native iowa
and saws the Empire States Executive 10
extremely popular III his own CITY.
The funeral OF Mr.. J. H. GiDbs TOOK
nlace from the Pine-Street Baptist courSh
S,n6av Afternoon and was attended by
he following burial committee It9ln
friendship Lodge of Odd-feiiows noo.e-
Grand A. ]. Wood. Vicc-Grand PaTher'
past Grand John W. Ferguson, Past,
Grand William J. Glenn. Past1Grand
Caaree W Kersey, Past-Grand q. IL. rage,
+ Van Wort and Edward Wade.