Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-20
Personals and Briefs.

coming has already boen laid and the monument |
will be completed in about two months
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. W. C. White, Of Fluranna, Is the guest Of |
Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt |
Hon. John jackson is something better, but |
still confined to bis bed.
Judge John r. Moss, OF Buckingham county, |
was in the city yesterday.
Ex-speaker Marshall Hanger, OF Augusta |
county, is at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Sarah Harrison, Of Amelia. is visiting Miss
Lulu Harrison, at Richmond College.
Mr.. Frank Walton. of Palmyra, Fluvanna
county, is visiting relatives In this city.
Messrs. Joseph Leadbotter and William /.
Irby, OF Hanover, wore In the city yesterday.
Major w. !. johnson and wife have gone to
Chicago and from there to St Louis on visit.
Very little business was done in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday. One small suit was insti-
tuted.
Miss G. Belle Coates, OF Coal Hill. Heurico
county. is visiting relatives at SOB north Tenth
street.
Mr. Harry l.. wrenn, Of Norfolk, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Tanner, III south Third
street.
Miss Csddy Bohannon lei, Friday for Gooch-
land, where she has been elected TO take charge
OF a school.
Notices Of registration for October Goth were
posted yesterday. The ofnces will be opened for
one day only.
The Koiner monument unveiled at Waynes-
boro' yesterday was made by Mr.. j. III. Brown'
Of Richmond.
Mr.. J. W. Lair, a railroad contractor, and Mr..
John Davis. well-known conductor, were In the
city yesterday.
Miss Honorn Grimm, OF Wilmington, ". O.. is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Dan Higgins, No.
1904 east Franklin.
In tho Hastings Court yesterday Bette Willis
was convicted Of sssaulting her own child and
sent 10 fail for fifteen days.
Nr. W. C. Adams, Superintendent Of the Gas
Works, il after ding the meeting OF the Ameri-
can Gas Association In Boston.
Chairman Patteson requests the Democratic
supervisors OF election to call at his ONCE, get
their commissions, and be sworn In.
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Edwards, OF Pleasan;
Grove, Va, are in the city, the guests o! their
aunt, Mrs. Rysl, OF Seventh street
Misses Mary X. Moore. Of Berryville. and Ger
trude Ethel Clarke, Of Alexandra, are visiting
friends at 303 south Laurel street.
Misses Ella Scott, Of Amelia, and Gertrude
HALEY, OF Pittsburg, are the guests OF Miss
Martha Hines, 2605 east Franklin street.
| Judge n. 8. Turnbur of Brunswick. is In the
city for a few days and is stopping with his sis
tor, Mrs. John jackson, LOG south Third street
Miss Nelyi Puech returned on Sunday last
says the New Orleans Picayune, after delight
ful stay OF several months In Wytheyille and
Richmond, Va.
Miss Dennis Scott, daughter OF W. W. Scott
ex-secretary OF the Democratic Committee Of
Virginia. lie visiting the family Of MIR. Bragg at
| 106 south Third street.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.. r.
Edgar Shine and Miss Sarah Simpson at Trinity
| Methodist church next Tuesday evening,
October 25th, at o'clock.
Mr.. j. f. Butler and Miss Alice Goodman, Of
Church Hill, left the city yesterday for Washing
| ton, d. G., where they are TO be married. They
| will go from there TO Baltimore.
Mr.. J. W. Lockwood, Jr.. who entered for Tues
| days tournament as the Capital City Knight
withdrew for certain reasons, and II was the gen.
| tleman substituted for him who made tho record
| Of four points.
Messrs. W. j. Keller. Phil. Hilbrish, and Nor
ris SpOoner, OF Charlottesville. were In the city
| yesterday on attendance with tho romans OF
Sir. j. l.. Page, who was Inferred in Hollywood
| yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. A. Clifford Thweatt. who has been with the
Postal Telegraph Company In this city for sevo-
| raj years, has resigned and gone to Baltimore,
where he will study dentistry at the Baltimore
| College Of Dental Surgery.
Misses Bertha and Ruth Leeds OF New Or
loans, says the Times Democrat are visiting Mr..
| and Mrs John L. Williams, OF this city. and Miss
| Kate Mccall and the Misses Borland also
visiting relatives IN Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. Grubbs have jssued in
vitations TO the marriage Of their daughter,
| Mamie Winston. TO Mr.. G.. Barrett Sydnor, Jr.,
| Thursday afternoon, October 9th, at half past
| 3 O'Clock, at the First Baptist church.
The Theatre and Academy both had good
| houses last night and all were we'll pleased.
| Corinne closes her engagement at the Theatre
| tonight aud the splendid production OF the
| Souden will be repeated at the Academy.
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| Street Methodist church. There we're large con-
| Rregatlons in attendance Sunday and Monday
| nights and one conversion ut each service. Rev.
| Jack Rosser, the celebrated evangelist, preached
| last night.
- Tho following Is from the Baltimore suns
Washington letter: The supervising architect Of
| the Treasury to-day opened bids for the general
excavation at the post-oflce in Richmond. There
| were three bidders. the lowest being Tabler q
] Crudeys, Of Richmond, 1899.
| When on her way from the Exposition last
| Monday Miss Annie Cox fell from the embank-
| mont made by excavation OF the street behind
| the xposition-G Grounds and fractured her hip.
The fall was some ten feet. Miss Cox lives at
| 400 north Second street.
| Yesterday morning coored waiter at Rue
| gers threw hand scrubbing- brush at G strange
dog for some offence committed by the canine,
and, much 10 the surprise OF the walter but
| greatly 10 the amusement OF a number OF by
| ISLANDERS, the dog caught the brush In his mouth
and quickly eloped with II.
| Among the visitors at the Capitol yesterday
| were: J. II. Fletcher. Common wealth's Attorney
OF Accomac county; Z. Nelson, clerk OF Prince
| William; j. n. Harris, clerk OF New Kent: X.
w. Milstead, sSerlff OF Warwick; Burnley Tay-
Tor, Commissioner OF the Revenue OF King VII
liam, ana u. II. Ferguson, constable OF Hsnrico
MIR. X. II. Wood and daughter, OF Lynchburg;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. g. Edm0nds and family, MIL
boro Mrs. Allen and sister, OF New FORK Il. r.
Starr aud family OF Baltimore; G. X. Banker
aud wife and ). @. Heilig and wife, Of Salisbury,
Va; Mr.. 3. l. Talley, OF Mlllboro'; Miss Matte
Lee, Lees Hill, Va; Miss Sallio Lee and Miss
sadie Weymouth are at the American.
1t Is thought that the District Lodge OF Good
Templars, which meets In Petersburg Tomorrow
night will re-slect Rev. Leroy j. Phaup, OF this
city, chief tempar. The following are some OF
| the representatives of Richmond lodges who
will probably attend: Messrs. Joseph ii. Shop
herd, Julius A. Hobson, Robert Whittet, Jr, w.
p. Constable, j. b. Burroughs, and George II.
Hayden.
At Murphys Hotel last night Mr. stah. the
| director OF the Corinne Opera Company, gave
highly BILE birthday entertainment 20 Mr..
Donually, the playwright Corinne, other iead.
Philadelphia; Mr.. Carter Neal, and others In
the supper, which was beautifully served, all the
delicacies ofthe season were on the menu, ana
the evening was one VI much pleasure to all the
guests In attendance.
Richmonders In New York.
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