Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-23

The Governor is still confined to his
room by sickness.
Mr. William A. Wyatt is out after
severe spell of sickness.
Mrs. John Morton, of Lee Terrace, is
still quite sick with la grippe.
The Chancery Court will adjourn this
afternoon for the December term.
Mr.. Robert e. Fairlamb, who has been
working at Reidsville. \. e.. Is at home
for the holidays.
Mrs. Josephine McRae Embrey, of New
Orleans, is on a visit to relatives and
friends IN this city.
Colonel b. i. w. Carter, of Cincinnati,
formerly of Richmond. Is on visit to
friends and relatives.
Mrs. ID. G.. Zollickoffer is spending the
Christmas holidays with her mother, III
Mathews county.
Mr.. Gustav V. Lansing Of New York, q
prominent memter OF the National Ticket
Brokers Association, Is IN the city.
Mrs. Wash and children, of Charleston
w. Va. are visiting her mother, Mrs. Iai-
borough. No. 41Sj4 south Pine street.
MIR. J. j. Burke. of Ronceverte, W. Va,
his former home. in Mathews county,
where he will spend a few days.
Henry Berkle, charged with blgamy, has
been balled In the sum OF 5000 tor ms ap-
pearance before the January term of the
Hastings Court grand jury.
Did. Pendleton. Clerk of the Senate,
received telegram Yesterday morning
summoning him home immediately on &C
count OF the illness OF his wife.
Cadets Charlie and Walter Phillips. of
Fishburne Military Academy, will reach
home to-day to spend the holidays with
their father, Colonel A. l.. Phillips.
The four negro children who were so
badly burned Monday morning and were
taken TO the hospital for treatment were
reported yesterday as getting along very
well and out OF danger
The next regular meeting of the Old
Dominion Democratic Club will not be
held until January II, 1892. because of the
fact that the regular meeting for this
month tails on Chrlstmas-eve.
Mr.. w. p. Lawton, the iocose Clerk of
| the Hastings Court, says he will be in his
Office till 1890 o'clock on Chrlstmas-day to
| issue marriage licenses to those desiring
| 10 celebrate the occasion in nuptIal
| manner.
Mrs. Harry Lee Hyndman (nee Meade. Of
| Cincinnati, o., and husband will spend the
| holidays with Mrs. Hyndman's parents in
| Richnond. This IS Mrs. Hyndman's first
visit home since her marriage one year
| ago.
The marriage of MIR. Arthur n. Dodd to
| Miss Mamie b. Dodd, which was TO take
place at Denny Street Methodist church
% o. Tln oh hnu
| been postponed indefinitely on account of
his fathers illness.
DR.. Hoge returned home last night at
9;3j. he preached three times on Sunday
| in New York; in the morning and at night
! in Westminster church. Rev. DR.. Sample,
| pastor, and at z. NJ. IN the Fifth-Avenue
| church, Rev. DR.. Halls.
MIR. J. Jones whose furniture es-
| adjustment at No. 800 east Marshall
street was visited by fire on Sunday morn
| ing. estimates, after careful inventory
| that his stock was damaged to the extent
| of $1,000. He was fully insured.
The Scottish Rite Masons have presented
Mr.. William Krause, the well-known Ma;
sonic caterer. a handsome $50 jewel of solid
cold. Professor w. q. English made the
presentation speech. The jewel was given
| in token of appreciation for long and
| faithful services.
The entertainment of the Trinity Juve-
nile Templars given at Central Hall last
evening was largely attended and sue
cessfui as well as delightful affair. The
programme embraced 1usical and literary
| selections The opening address was made
| by Winthrop Crenshaw, Esq.
The plant of the Trsylor Electric CON-
pany in this city was sold at auction yes
terday by Messrs. J. Il. Elan Il Co. for
5000. Ii was knocked out to Mr.. Ii.
| seldom Taylor, who gave as the name Of
| the purchaser Henry Smith. of New
York, trustee of the Trayloi Electric Com
pany."
The New Orleans TINES Democrat. in its
Sunday society letter. had the following !:
| The announcement of the death OF Mrs.
| Henry yose. in Richmond, Va. on the 9th OF
December, has been received with sincere
| ret by the friends OF Mrs. vose IN this
city. After the death OF her hpsDand Mrs.
| Vose spent some time travelling abroad.
and subsequently, returnedto New Orleans
before deciding 10 make her home In Viz
] ginis.