Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-01
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Io.tle b. Bgger'is still improving.
Captain Robert Z. Lee, Jr., was in the city
yesterday.
Hr Cabeil Davis has returned from blsi-
ness trip South.
Rev. George G. Needham will preach at the
First Baptist church tonight.
Nr. Benjamin @. Peasants ls quite sick at his
residence, on south Fourth street.
Mrs. C. X. Barksdale and Miss Emma Barks-
dale haye returned from Amherst county.
Mr.. Norman r. Hopkins has gone to Hundley,
w. Va. as a clerk In the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway service.
Mrs. W. Campbell-Macdonald. Of Toronto,
Canada. "a visiting Mrs. James Little, 110 north
Cherry street, city.
The Konservative Ksmpagn Klub Of Madi-
son Ward will meet at o'clock tonight over
9l4 east Broad street
Miss Mamie Allen is quite sick with pneumonia
at tho residence OF her sister, Mrs. Pearman, on
Twenty-seyenth street.
Mr. j. Me German, a prosperous young to-
baccOnist Of Chase City, "a stopping with his
uncle. Captain Jacob $. Allen, on west Main
street.
The Rev. DIR. Burton, OF 81. Johns church, will
preach at ST. Marks tonight. This is the fourth
special Friday-night Lenten service at ST.
Marks.
There were 162 deeds admitted to record in
III Jerks ONCE OF the County Court OF HeDrico
during the month OF March, and IL marriage
licenses issuod-S colored and white.
Mater b. J. Eakle, OF the White Sulphur
Springs. who has been IN the city for several
days making preparations for the coming season
at the famous watering-place, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. A. F. Shelton, OF Richmond Pressmen's
Union. No. 2, was elected on Wednesday night
to represent that union In the International
TYPOGRAPHICAL Union at tho session TO be held In
Philadelphia In June.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad for February, 1892, were s29,-
054.73 expenses, 20,26f.s5. The earnings OF
the Petersburg railroad for the same month we're
s49,610.4S; expenses, t22, 1912.
Miss Grace Crockett, Miss Nellie Harrison, Of
Bridgeport, Conn, and Mrs. f. Breck, OF Spring
field, Mass. are stopping at Fords Hotel. They
are delighted with the city and people OF Rich
mond, and intend to stay here over Easter.
Mr.. Robert T.. Richardson was summoned 10
Petersburg yesterday on account OF the critical
illness OF Mr.. Matt. Peterson, his brother-n-law.
Mrs. Richardson and DR.. =. A. Peterson, his
sister and brother, have been in that city for
several days.
The members Of the West-End Mission Sun
End Pharmacy, at Reservoir and Cary streets,
have recently organizad Friday night prayer
meeting, to which all are invited. Good singing,
short talks. and a warm welcome make these
meetings attractive.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Police Commissioners will take place this after
noon at D o'clock, instead OF on the first THUS
day Of the month, as is usually the case. The
meeting was called by Mayor Ellyson, and the
board will investigate unimportant charges
agains. two members Of the police force.
number Of gentlemen have subscribed 900
10 the Sneltering Arms fund. but the first re-
sponse 10 the circular sent out this week comes
from Mr.. L. I. Christian, who has written Mrs.
j. ii. Claiborne q very nice letter, subscribing
s1OO 70 the hospital fund The proceeds OF
Tuesday nights concert will be about $500.
The name Of the lady from New Kent county,
who WAS bitten few days ago by q dog which IL
was feared was mad, Is Mrs. Grfntb, and not
Mrs. Fleet, as has been stated. Mrs Griffith II
now under treatment OF DIR. Edward Nc
CURE. and La much improved. There Is con-
siderable doubt az 10 whether the dog which
wounded her really had the rabies.