Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-12
PersonnIs and Rriefs.

State Senator James W. Marshall, OF Craig. is
In the city.
Alderman George E. Bowden is out after a
severe sickness.
Mrs. A. /. Coolidge. Of Boston. Mass, Is the
guest 81 Mr.. Stephen Puiney.
The wife Of Captain Charles II. Epps, who has
been very ILL., is somewhat improved.
Miss Lottie Bigger, who is stll very sick, was
thought 20 be a little better on yesterday.
New rails are being laid on the street-car
tracks on Eighth street between Broad and
Franklin.
Mary II. wingdeld qualified in tho Chancery
Court yesterday as administrators OF the estate
OF Lemuel r. Wingneld.
Justice James y. Sharp continues quite sick
at his residence, on Nicholson street, and Mr.
Cornelius ODwyer is SICK at bis home, on Or
leans street.
Mr.. Paul A. Leak, OF Wadesborough, n. e.,
who has been under medical treatment at ~.
Luke's Home, Is much improved and will coon
return home.
Sunday being the Feast OF Purim. Rev. 4. n.
Calisch, of the Synagogue Beth AhaDa, will to-
day at the regular service deliver sermon upon
Queen Esther
The Sunday-scho0l teachers Of Richmond aud
Manchester viii meet for the study Of the inter-
national lesson at o'clock Z. IL az tho Young
Mems Christian Association.
The burning of chimney at No. SIS north
Fourth street caused the alarm Il fire 20 be
turned in from Box GA yesterday morning. No
damage was done to the property.
A regular meeting Of the Marshall-Ward
Democratic Club will be held AT 5 o'clock tonight
In Springfield Hal, No. 700 north fweEty-sixth
street. The candidates will be present
A copy of the charter Of the Guarantee Build
inP and Loan Association was edfnittei TO record
In the Chancery Court yesterday, with Bryan
McCullen as It's attorney and agent In this city.
Postmaster Russell is stilI in Washington at
tending the convention or forty-four postmasters
OF the first class called 20 consult with the POST
master-General regarding improvements In the
seryice.
a. Largo meetings OF the Fulton, Solid, and Han
cock Democrats Clubs we're held last night, at
each OF which all the candidates Tor municipal
Offices either appeared in person or we're repre-
sentcd by friends.
The music at the Purim ball OF the jefferson
Literary and Social Circle Thursday night was
furnished by Mr.. q. A. Thilow, whose orchestra
has played AZ nj Of the dances given By this or
ganization this winter
Governor Mckinney and number OF Rich
r1ond peopie haye received invitations 10 tho Gu
tertainment 70 be given In Norfolk next Tues
day night. under tho auspices OF ficketl-bu-
chansn Camp OF ConiedIa G veterans.
Captain Mark w. Larklns, prominent Good
Ieultifi. Oll-I tllpNf tbL itActAf ~ sioeA'H'e
Pa, Is making his headquarters in Richmond
for few days. MIR. Larkins Ia car-tracor for the
New YORK, Lake Erie and Western railroad
system.
The Central Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union held its regular meeting on thursday
| with quito good attendance. Inc members o.
the union win meet at Mrs, Pyis's, on run
street, next Tuesday at 10 A. N. 10 30 in d
| Soiy to the Soldiers Home
TIE young gentlemen who win take par, IN
! the seventh annual gymnsstic display OF the
| Young Mons Christian Asso ration NJ the mozart
| Academy OF MUSIC on tho sun OF April. under fht
| direction Of Mr. iiornce II. Smith. will meet II
the Blues Armory tonight al SIS o'clock for re-
| hearsal
Rev. DIR. Nelson, who has boon supplying th'
pulpit Of tho First Baptist causcn 10 PETERSBURG
| fo- several weeks, expresses himself as greatly
| pleased with tho people Of the cockade City
| They have been very kind ana appreciallye nns
| hs has heartily enjoyed hrs iabcrs among Them
| DR.. Nelson thinks tho church Inns been very Tor
tunate IN securing the SERVICES o. Kew. Or. IL w
Battle, OF Wilson. n. C., who will lake charg'
April lat.