Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-12
Per.onnIs and Rrlefs.

Miss Anna Clary, Of Ford Depot. is visiting
friends in the city.
Messrs. Charles V. Meredith and Thomas Nel-
son Page will speak In Norfolk Friday night
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Rosenbaum has returned from
an extended business trip 70 the western states.
Miss Annie Henry, Of Norfolk, is the guest Of
Miss Louise Brander, at No. 100 north Fourth
street
Miss Hartley Graham md Major Robert D.
Graham, Of Washington, are visiting Mrs. Lewis
Ii. Blair.
The Misses Moore have returned 10 tho city
after a season at the Warm Springs and a visit
TO Lynchburg.
Aliss sue C. Henlon. Of Lynchburg, is the
guest Of her cousin, SIsie f. Seay, OF 4O5 Nicho-
son street, Fulton.
Mr. r. n. Turner. treasurer OF Goochland
county, and HE daughter, Miss May are IN the
city on brief visit.
Gray Kagle Tribe, No %, OF Red Men, was or
ganized at TholIs Hall Monday night with quite
u large membership.
Mrs. Z. X. Fuller, Of Buffalo, y. Y, lie visiting
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. ii. l.. Pelouze, 12O
east Marshall street.
Miss Belle Loving and Miss Myra Clay, Of
Amelia, are visiting Mrs. G. ". smlther, NO.
1907 west Clay street
Major Dan. NJ Ice and j. l. Henley have quail
aud James City respectively.
DIR. Phil. Taylor and wife arrived in New York
Monday after European tour OF hve months
They will set home tomorrow.
The British steamship Iona entered this port
yesterday from Nova Scotia loaded with plaster
consigned to Warner Moore It Co.
Mrs. George S. Jones, OF Orange, NJ j.. and
her sister, Miss Lille Chittee, OF Danville, Va,
are visiting friends at sos north Sixth street.
4 musical and dramatic entertainment will be
given at the Academy OF the Visitation, Monte
Maria, Friday afternoon, the 2lst, at s O'Clock.
The whole number Of deaths in Richmond
last week was 41-l6 white and % colOred.
Five persons Died from consumption and four
from heart-disease.
Misses Lucy L. Smith and n. E. Brockman, OF
Stony Point, aud Miss Ninetta Webb, OF Bernley,
W., are the guests Of Mrs. A. j. Pyle, No. 2lo
east Grace street
Little Robert Sutton, son Of Mr. Clarence
sutton, who fell ever the banisters AZ nis
fathers residence Saturday, Is improving anu
considered out OF danger
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr.. Conway
X. Sands qualified rs administrator OF the estate
OF the late William L. Allen. The personal
estate Is valued at $1,000.
Sire. Sophia Z. westmoreland, Of Petersburg,
and Mrs. Hattie Davis Cooley, OF North Caro-
Ina, are visiting Councilman George B. Davis,
The Governor has offered q reward of sl00
fof the arrest OF Dan. Cadle (White), charged
with the murder OF Isaac III. Meadows and James
A. Meadows, Ia Allegheny county
The following suits were instituted in the City
Circuit Court yesterday: A. ". /. McCollin
| against W. I. Cunningham. for s2s2.OS; John
NJ. Taylor against &. Barnes, for 500.
| Mr.. George ). Jones, president Of the Norfolk,
Aloemarle and Atlantic railroad, was in the city
a few hours Saturday en- route TO Norfolk 10 meet
business engagement In that city.
| Sunday night a valuable Durham calf WAS
stolen from Mr. Million CRyce, who resides on the
| Grove road q short distance from the city lie
has offered reward fer Its recovery.
| Tho baltimore AmsrieaR OF yesterday printed
| among the illustrations In ITS report OF the
| EPISCOPAL convention picture OF Right Kew.
A. n. Randolph, assistant bishop OF Virginia
| The Democrats of tho Fourth Precinct, Jack
| son Ward, will have ioliincatl0n meeting To-
night ~ Moran's. Hall, No. BIO north Seven
/ teenth street There will be speaking, followed
! by refreshments.
Among the Cleveland campaign songs Issued
| Il one entitled "Ob, What a Difference I'm No
yemberI" by Mr., Il. NJ. Ezekiel, OF Springfield,
Macs, formerly OF Richmond, and brother oil
| Mrs. 4. c. Brauer and Mrs. william Ii. Brauer.
A valuable horse, which was driven by q
| lady, broke Its log at Broad and Adams street.
Saturday afternoon. The animal caught rs foot
| while crossing the tfnck OF the street railway
and = was from this mishap that Its injuries re
suited
MIRA N. Q. Bridges and herlittle granddaugh
4 ter, Ann3c Louise, have resurnod after a three
monsas se)ourn with relatives nd friends u