Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-17
personaIs and Brlefs.

Rev. L. j. Haley, Of Louisa, was in Richmond
yesterday.
Major Ginter and his niece, Miss Grace Arents,
are IN New York.
Mayor J. Taylor EllysOn has returned from the
Baptist Association.
Rev. DIR. A. +. Dickinson has gone on busi-
ness trip % Washington.
Mr.. John r. Hockaday, Of Roanoke, formerly
OF Richmond, Is In the city.
Mr. Bernard Hagan, Of Huntington, has re-
turned home, after pleasant visit.
Mr.. william Alien has been warmly welcomed
on the streets, after an extended absence from
the city.
A large number Of Richmond Methodists went
down TO Norfolk yesterday TO attend the sessions
OF conference.
Rev. W. r. Moore viii begin protracted meet
ing al the MArshall-StrOet Christian church sum
day night. The public is Invited.
John Hlliard (colored) was resolved at the
penitentiary yesterday from Princess Anne
county 20 serve a term OF Ave years Tor malicious
assault.
Mrs Colonel II. N. Bancroft and Miss Ban
croft are the guests OF Mrs. John ,. HarHood'
They came on 70 sec the Democrauc dem)sstIA-
ton tonight
Mr.. W. Ii. Beveridge, attorney at law, who has
for the past ten days been seriously Ill, IL stl az
his home, 2400 Floyd avenue, very SICK, Uut
hopes 10 be out by Saturday.
supreme-Secretary A. GalesKi left the city
yesterday 20 represent the Richmond Guild IN
the Fraternal Endowment Congress, which con-
venes in New York to-day.
The eambulance was called yesterday afternoon
at ago o'clock 20 Bodekers drug store TO col
ored woman suffering with neuralgia. she was
taken out to the almshouso for treatment
Rev. George II. Ray, who has been detained
from the seat OF conference 10 celebrate the
nuptials OF some young people OF his congrega-
tion, will leave the city to-day for Norfolk
The funeral Of William Henry Tobien. oldest
con OF Mr.. George Toblen, took place at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon from ST. Johns Germ IN
church. The deceased was only / g years OF age,
and was popular and promising young man.
Messrs. William Ryan and William II. Cul-
Iingworth returned yesterday morning from
New York, where they had the pleasure OF
meeting Mr.. Cleveland and congratulating him
on his splendid victory.
DIR. J. 2. Moore OF Ayletts, was In the city yes
terday 10 meet his daughter, Mrs. w. 4. VIII
liams, wife OF the popular Methodist preacher
who has been located for two years back al
ScOttsyille, Va.
Sutton g. Co., real estate agents, sold yester-
day afternoon at public auction TO Major W. j.
Johnston the house and lot on the northwest cor
nor Of Main and First streets for $4,000. The
lot fronts 80 feet on Main and runs back loo
feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Anderson have issued cards
for the marriage Of their niece, Miss Clara il.
Nicholas, 70 Mr. Aubrey Williams. The cere-
mony will take place at No. 405 west Clay street
on Thursday, November oath, at 1l:15 A. N.
The social gathering and entertainment an
nounced by the ST. Andrews Brotherhood OF 81.
Johns Episcopal church, which was TO have been
held on Friday evening" has, on account OF the
death Of Mrs. Kuyk, the wife oil the assistant
rector OF the church. been postponed until Fri
day, December I'd. The Brotherhood Of 81. An
drew will, however, meet on Friday at the usual
time and place, and the members are urged 70
ho ure.enf