Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-18
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Bette Jewett has returned from plea
SAINT visit TO Midlothian.
Mrs. John L. Griggs is extremely Ill at her resi-
dence, No. 1913 north Twenty-sixth street.
The Solid Democratic Club will meet tonight
at No. High street. Candidates will be present.
number Of large graph-poles we're placed
on Ninth street near Main yesterday and will
be put up at once.
Miss Maggie Griron returned yesterday after
noon from a very pleasant visit to friends in
Washington, ID. I.
The funeral OF Miss Della Joseph Higgins will
take place from St Peters Cathedral at 10
o'clock this morning.
The Governor has been ofioially informed OF
the appointment OF Hugo Arnal as Consul for
Venezuela at Norfolk.
"The New Way TO Clean Boilers" was dis
cussed by the Richmond Association OF Station
ary Engineers last night.
Mrs j. II. Barton. Mrs. Lamb, and Miss Mar
cissa Barton, OF Barton Heights, leave to-day for
Memphis, Little Rock. and other southern cities.
Mr.. William /. Nelson has .ust returned from
the Vest, whore he attended the marriage o. his
sister, Mes Marie Nelson, TO Mr.. George b. Teas
dale, Of st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Pelouze, accompanied by her friend, Miss
Underhlll, Of Jersey City, left for Washington
on Thursday 20 visit the sister-in-iaw OF the
former. Mrs. Frank HI. Peiouze.
The Henrico County Court was in session yes
teriay The case OF william Savage, Thomas
Savage. and Charles kain, charged with killing
a dog, was tried and they were lined 90 each.
meeting Of the Hines Memorial Committee
will be held tonight a. Damon Lodge, Corcoran
Hall, at $50 O'Clock. An o1lcial visit Will bo
paid the ledge by Orand-Chancelior Isaac Diggs.
Mr. William S. woodson, Of Richmond, has
been elected grand trustee OF the Grand Lodge,
A. o. u. ". The grand lodge has Just ad-
1ourned after a profitable session at Wilmington,
Del
Nr.A. Wilkinson has issued invitations TO
the marriage Of his daughter, Miss Alma Clarke,
70 MIR. A. II. Smith, Tuesday evening, Aarch
2ath, at O'Clock, at the AarshallStreet Chris
tian church.
Delegates to the International Typographical
Union will be nominated this evening and their
election will take place on the last "Wednesday IN
this month. The unicn meets In Pnladeiphia
the fret Monday In June next.
No cases we're tried In the Hastings Court yes
terday. That OF Joseph Giannoti, charged Win
keeping his nar-room open on sunday, and that
OF Lewis Jones, charged with an assault, were
postponed until the next term OF the court.
Lieutenant w. I. Waller, Of the United States
Marine CorIJs, who has Deen senior counsel ior
the accused In the case OF commander .. "
terday and returned 70 his post at Norfolk. lie
made number Of friends while here.
The following officers we're elected at the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Rich-
moud Locomotive and Machine-W Works held this
week: william X. Trigs, president; Joseph
BRYAN, yice-presicent: George +. Jones, secre-
tary: William q. Ferguson, treasurer.
An open meeting of Powhatsn Club win be
held Tonight. All candidates for municipal
ofTces. as well as aspirants for seats In the
Council. are invited 70 DO present and sddres $
the audience. A large number OF enthusiastic
Democrais are expected to le present, and ex-
cellent speaking Is predicted
Tho residence OF Mr.. w. T. Hancock. No. IL
north TUcnty-ninth street, caught fire In the
basement ceiling yesterday afternoon about .
O'Clock and clused considerable excitement IN
the vicinity for q short while. The alarm was
tanned in from Box 4s, but the flames were ex-
tinSnIsned before the department arrived Tho
house is insured TOR $4,000. The damage was
trining. :.
Rsy. Bsyius Cads. who has accepted the call
extended to him by the Venable-Sueet Bspt,ss
church. has written letter 20 Mr.. George u.
Pearmsn. clerk OF the church. stating that be
viii reach Richmond tho night OF narch 31st:
He win be received W COMMITTEES sne escorted
- the church, where reception wiz be held
The programme viii embrace nusac. sddresses'
and supper.