Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-29

Personals ana hfleis'
Mr.. F. n. Eubauk, Of Newport News, Is
IN the city.
Mr.. Charles Z. FROST. of Toronto, Cana
da. is at home spending the holidays with
bis parents.
Judge f. Il. Farrar, Of Amelia, was in
the city YESTERDAY. He lectures III Olou-
cester county to-day.
Mrs. Crone, who resides on west Bever-
ley street, has been stricken with paralysis
and Is IN critical condition.
Mr.. William McRee, Of Texarkana, Tex,
is IN town. the guest Of his brother, ), l.
McRee, at III east Grace street.
Napoleon Council, American Legion Of
Honor. will give lts quarterly supper at
Zimmermann's on Friday night.
Mr.. George Hunter, of Westminster
Md, is visiting his aunt, Mrs Charles
Fowler. No. 1885 south Laurel street.
Miss Lena Wallace. Of Hampton. is
spending the Christmas HOLIDAYS with Miss
Ella Crutchfold at her home. No. 1912 west
Main street.
All the clerks in the auditors Office Of
the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad have returned from their
Christmas outings.
Rev. DR.. Hoge went down 10 Williams
burg Tuesday 20 see his old friend, Colonel
B. 8. Ewell. who has been i'll, but now
seems 70 be decidedly better.
Miss Joel G.. TrnIl, Of Easton, Nd, and
Miss Katie GoldsborOugh, of Walkersville,
Md. are spending the holidays with Miss
Mary Woodward, g2} Floyd avenue.
The Council Committee on Cemeteries
met Yesterday and transacted routine bust
ness. The Committee on Flrc-Alarm was
TO have held a meeting. but did not get a
quorum.
Mr.. James Woodall has received q letter
from William Sacri1es, of Port Jervls, ~.
j.. making inquiry about his uncle. An
thouv Sacrides, who he thinks, lives in
Richmond.
Chief Fuller did not 90 to Petersburg on
Monday night, as was published. lie states
that he would not have left the city under
any circumstances while fires were occur
ring here 80 frequently.
Among the marriage-lcenses issued in
Washington city Yesterday were two 70
tho following Richmond couples: Philip
WAGNER and Annie f.. Palmer, and John
Turner and Pinkey Hobson.
Mrs. VI. F. Sampselle and Miss Bessie
Sampselle. of Fauquier county, who have
been on a short visit to the formers
daughter, Mrs. A. 7. Wright, at 27O5 east
Grace street, returned home yesterday
morning.
The Blues Band will give a concert at
the Soldiers Home tonight for the beneht
of the inmates of the institution. The
leader MIR. Breretop, has selected an eX-
cellent programme. which Is calculated 10
please the tastes OF the veterans.
Officer BEDFORD, of the Second Police
District yesterday recovered two pairs OF
trousers stolen from the Express Company
by Willis Cheatham, the negro who
iumped in the river Sunday morning
while being pursued by the officers.
The Governor has received an invitation
10 attend the banquet 10 be given by the
Rusiness-Men's Democratic Association OF
New York at Delmonlco's January 18th.
Yesterday be wrote the Committee OF In
vitation expressing regret that he could
not accept.
Cadets George Weinburn, Lieutenant s.
Loyenstein, Samuel Gunst. James Walsh
lieutenant W. Waddy, G.. Pratt, w. Iabb,
r.. Cowardin. and j. Goodwin. Of the Viz
cinia Agricultural aud Mechanical College,
are spending their Christmas holidays at
tneir homes, in this city.
DR.. George q. Thomas, who for some
months has been filling the Latin char Of
Richmond College, left yesterday to take
| the chair Of senior Latin and Greek at the
University of North Dakota. DR.. Thomas
1 ls a former Richmonder and has achieved
quite an onyiable reputation as an edu'
Gator.
Misses Mary Friend Wilson, RUBY Bode
/ ker. and Sophie Hancock, and Mess. w
/ G.. Harvey and G. y. Burruss spent Mon
/ day in Petersburg and were most charm
ingly entertained by their friends Mr.. anC
/ Mrs. Preston l.. Roper at their beautifu
home. No. 1873 Sycamore street. Mrs
/ Roper was formerly Alss Helen Randolph
/ Wilson, OF this city.
/ A Richmond special in the New Yorl
/ Hrdld of Tuesday quotes the views Of
( Doctors Hunter Mcclure. Hugh Nj. Tay
/ lor, and NJ. ID. Hoge, OF this city. relative
| to the bold advance In surgical operations
All of these gentlemen express themselye
"a greatly IL favor OF conservative surgery
and attribute the saving Of many lives K
/ the progress in this science.
The Sunday-school festival of Denny
/ Street Methodist church, which took place
! on Tuesday night was a highly enjoyable
/ affair. The exercises began with appro
uriate singing bv the scholars. Miss Rosi
| Hampton presided at the organ. Praye
was offered by the pastor, Rev. v. A
/ Laughon. The bappiest feature of tn
entertainment was the appearance OF SAINTS
Claus, who distributed confechoneries Il
the children.
Capitol City Lodge, l0l, |. 0. 0. :, at II
meeting Tuesday night elected the follow
! ing officers for the ensuing term jane
Y. Ramos, noble grand, Samuel X
/ Crowder, vice grand; o. j. Thompson
secretary: J. Il. Herndon. financial secIe
tary; William Casev, treasurer; Rev. 1
/ Jolly, chaplain; George b. Jones, pas
grand: Claud Saunders, Morgan K. Mills
and samuel Il. Crowder, board OF trustees
Officers will be installed next Tuesday eve
ming by Deputy-Grand-M Master kendle
and Grand Secretary L. Wiley Davis.
Registered from Richmond.
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