Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-26
Personals aud Briefs.

Mr.. Clarence G. Burton has returned from a
western business trip.
The Solid Democratic Climb will have meeting
at No. D High street tonight
Captain ]. II. Redwood was able TO be out u
few days since, but is sick again.
MA. d. LanderSin has returned from trip
20 his former home at Gardner, Me.
Rev. II. VI. Wharton will begin a series Of meet
ings at Groye-Avenue church early in March.
DR. Lewis C. Bosher ia acting Coroner 10 tho
absence Of DR.. William II. Taylor at Abingdon.
A member of the congregation Of Marshall
Street Christiqn church has presented that
church with handsome organ,
The Atlanta Constitution says: DIR. Marion B..
Carter OF Richmond. Va. IA IN the city, the guest
of Mr.. l.. L. Smith, No. $40 Luckie.
Mr.. James Nethervood Is building row Of
houses on the east side OF Iwenty-nith street
near Marshall, and north OF Engine-house No. l..
Miss Iettie Stansbury. q Fredericksburg, ar
rived in the city yesterday and will leave this
morning for New Orleans TO attend the Mardi
Gras.
Property is advancing In value on Cary street
hetween Linden and Beech streets. One Of the
corner lots at Cary and Linden recently sold for
$4,000.
Miss Mabel Allen. Of Church Hill. has left for
Baltimore. She was accompanied ~ her uncle,
r.. y
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Darlington and their
daughter. Miss Cora Darlington, OF Baltimore,
are the guests OF Mr.. i. II. Darlington, No. 10
west Grace.
There will be n meeting OF tho Board Of Direc-
TORS OF the Male Orphan Asylum AZ that insttu-
tion this afternoon a. o'clock. There VIII also
be very interesting exercises
Rev. DIR. E. G. Robinson, LII. D.. the dlstIn-
q. Aof al
Dr. Robinson Is delivering series OF lectures 81
the Richmond Theological Seminary.
Collie Dennis (colored) was received at the
nenitentiary Yesterday from Halifax county,
where he had been convicted OF housebreaking
and sentenced to a term Of two years.
Mr.. NJ. F.. ingalls, returned to Cincinnati
"Wednesday night He had hoped 20 remain
until Friday night O. attend the annual BANQUET
of the Wholesale grocers, but pressing business
called him 90 Cincinnati.
The Council Committees on Water and Second
Market met Yesterday evening and transacted
routine business. So. Johns Cemetery Commit
tee was 10 have held a session, but quorum oi
its members did not attend.
The memorial service IN honor OF Rev. DR..
Manly will be held at the Richmond Female In
stitute OF which institution he was the rst presi.
dent. next Friday night, March 4th, Instead OF
tonight, as has been announced in some Of the
papers
The insurance on the Dixie Plow-Works, which
were partially consumed by fire "Wednesday
morning, was placed with Colonel John W. Cor
don. and was as follows: Hamburg-Bremen.
a. 800: London Insurance. $1,000. VIRGINIA
State. Al. 600; American, New York, $4,000
total, $4,000.
A very enjoyable evening was spent at the re-
sidence OF Mr. l.. ID. Rainier, In Henrico county,
last Friday night. ABOUT ihlrly couples or weIo ~
from this city. An elegant collation. was served
about midnight. After this the merry throng
resumed dancing, which was kept up untii 8
o'clock.
Sergeant Alexander Tomlinson has returned
from Washington with lot oi lewelry stolen
by E. r. Emmons from Eyensens and Miss
Laws, 108 east Main street. One chain ana q
revolver were not recovered. In Washington
Emmons passed himself on as q pawnbroker
from Syracuse, n. \.
There have already been number of conyer-
sions In the meeting at union-s,aton church.
and the interest Is growing steadily. Bishop
CRANBERRY will preach at i O'Clock Sunday and
az night. Rev. NJ. Il. Williams, the evangelist
will preach in this church every night next week:
These meetings are not denominational, pui al
socts are cordially welcome.
Tho Democrats of Monroe Ward have organ
lied the " Do Drop In" Club with Its headquar-
ters at No. 313 north Adams street, and the TO-
lowing officers have been elected PRESIDENT
Thomas II. Saunders Nce-President, Ira Glaze
brook Secretary, H. Ghlllp tersdorf. ltrhsut ot
| c. w. Nyer; Sergcant-at-Arins, Tape Dennis
Outside Sentinel, George SoathArds.
Tho Baltimore Sun announces that Raleigh
Colston Giderslecye has formed partner
ship with MIR. Thomas elephant Spire, proini'
| pent architect OF that city. Young Mr.. Glider
sleeve Is son OF Professor Basil l. GidersieeYe
| OF Johns Hopkins tniversity, and grandson o
| Colonel Raleigh T. Colston, Of Richmond. AfteI
| graduating with distinction al Johns Hopkins
| he spent two years In Europe studying hi'
/ chosen profession, architecture.
The following officers have been elected D,
the Virginia Yachting Club for tho ensuini
wear: James Jackson, Jr., commodore; George
| Pegram, yice-comDodore; II. l. Lorraine
| ouartcrmaster; W. y. Chalmers, secretary ans
treasurer Tho list OF private sailors OF tho cinl
consists OF Mesars. j. Glenn shafer, VI. X. Wnyt
/ r.. Is. Pcgrnm, George II. Morris, and the follow
1 ing members elected Wednesday. evening
/ Austin BROCK snborough, A. A. Bishop, W. BAL
! isy ssundsrs. aud Walter Scott.