Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-10
Personals and Briefs.

Mss Pizzni, Of 10 cast Grace street. has re-
turned from Norfolk.
Mr.. John ". Higgins has recovered from his
late sickness and ia again out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew PiZzin. have returned
from a visit 10 several northern cities.
MIR. II. r. Ezekiel has returned from an ex-
tended business trip through tho South.
Nr p. G. Brauer, ST., who has been in business
in Chicago for some months, - In the city again.
Mr.. Horace A. Hawkins, who has been sick for
three months, was able 10 return 20 work yestcr-
day.
The model Of the Howitzer Monument f. on
exhibition in the window OF Messrs. II. NJ. starAe
& Co.
CAPTAIN Daniel O'Connell, Of Huntersyille, w.
Va, was in town yesterday stopping at the tx
change
Mr.J.P. George, Of Richmond, was in attend
ance AT the tobacco sales at Henderson, y. C., on
Thursday.
Mrs. Mary H. Quarles and her daughter, Miss
Louise Quarlcs, have returned from delightful
visit 10 Birmingham. Ala.
Mr.. Clay Drewry, Jr, has Just returned to the
city from a hunting trip, with plentiful supply
Of turkeys, ducks, and quail
There were several cases before Justice Vim
cent M the county courthouse yesterday after
noon, but none Of them Of great importance.
Mrs. Lucinda V. Hicks, widow OF Mr. Marcellus
Uicks died quite suddenly At O:i5 yesterday
afternoon at her residence, No. 526 north Fourth
street
Colonel Thomas Smith was in the city yester-
day. llis visit was IN connection with the sur
brought by Mr.. Royal against the BondhOlders
Committee.
Mr.. Allen u. Myer, Of Cincinnati, grand score
tary of the Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks Of the United states, left yesterday Tor
Washington.
Alderman D. Henry King, Of Winston, y. c.,
who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane
King on north Nineteenth street, returned home
Thursday night
The property on Twenty-lfth street which was
sold by Mrs. McCallister recently was purchased
by Mr. Joseph W. Blanion, Instead Mr. winston,
as has been reported.
Major B. +. Eakle, manager Of the White
SULPHUR Springs, arrived In the city yesterday
and is stopping at tho Exchange. He will re-
main here for several days.
Volume Xxx Of the Southern Historical Society
Primers ia jn press, and considerable progress
has been made In the printing. ii will DO yo-
lume OF varied and general interest and value.
George W. Baber, OF the 6rm Of Baber &
BURKE fish and Oyster-de alers, Norfolk, who was
found dead In Chicago, was Well known in Rich
mond, where no was Of one time engaged in
business.
Tomorrow being the sunday within tho octave
Of the Immaculate Conception, the Children Of
Mary, OF ST Patrick's, will also 10 TO holy COM
munion I'm a body, though not their regular day,
and there will DO special music az the mass for
the occasion.
There will be a meeting OF tho Richmond
Bar held at the rooms OF the association, IN the
Merchants National Bank Building, at +. NJ.
Monday, December 10Th, 20 recommend and en-
lorse Hon. j. X. Tucker, Of Lexington, for At
torney- General Of the United States.
ST. James Chapter Of the Brotherhood Of So.
Andrew al its monthly business meeting We'd
nesday night elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Mr.. Frank Ii. Mcclure, d.
rector: Walter ID. Saryay. vice-director, and
George j. Benson, secretary and treasurer
Senator Blackstone, Of Accomsc, who is men,
her OF the Virginia Joint Legislative Committee
On the Maryland and Virginia boundary line,
arrived In the city last night from Washington,
where tho conference with the MARYLAND COM
mittee was held. Colonel John Bell Bigger, who
was clerk Of the Virginia committee, has also re-
turned from Washington.
Mr.. w. II. Cullingworth is in receipt of a letter
from Mr. Cleveland. dated December 7th, thank
ing him and through him the Union Club and
Major James ID. Patton for underground slice
Of tue big plum-pudding. The President-elect
said he quite agreed with Mr.. Cullingworth that
the largest plum was the handsome contribution
made by Major Patton and others 70 the poor OF
this city on the occasion OF the cutting OF the
pudding.