Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-13
psr.ona,s and Briefs.

Mr.. Syl. Stokes. of Baltimore, IS on
brief visit to the city.
Major Ginter and family are expected to
arrive in New York to-day from Europe.
Miss Mary Pennell, who has been absent
FROM the city some time. has returned
home.
MIR. ]: A. MAYO, of Danville, Va, IS visit;
ing his sister. Mrs. L. A. Rogers; 2026 east
Main street.
Miss Matte Nav. OF frsYillian. va, is in
the city on a short visit. She Is stopping
at on east Mar shall street.
Mrs. MarS Nolan, of Montreal; Cam, IS
visiting her sister. Mrs. William Bowen.
66J Graham street. Fulton:
Miss Bessie Addison is visiting friends
in Frederick, Md, and will spend some
time in Baltimore before returning home.
Miss Rec McClernon, an accomplished
visiting friends at No. OF east Marshall
street.
Mrs. Truitt and Miss Helen Truitt and
sister. of Mobile, Ala, are spending d few
days in the city. They are stopping at
Fords.
Mrs. Judge COT, Mrs. judge sinQnton,
aud several Otnef IuQt Noto ohtSA tainSu
al 4 lunch by Mrs. II. f. Peasants yes
| terday.
Mrs. Edward r. Fuller. of Buffalo, N. y,
Is visiting her parents. 1lr. and Mrs: H..
| L. Pelouze, at their home. T2O east Mar
| shall street.
Miss Mary Blank. Of Iltther Glen; caro-
line cdtinty, is visiting friends in the city.
| She is now with the Misses Stern, west
| Main street.
Mr.. b: g. Fulton, police officer at the
| Hygea Hotel, Old Point, IS spending a
| two-week's vacation at his home. in Hem
| rico county.
Miss Nelson, the trotter that crowned
herself with glory in Wednesday, big
| trottlng-race. was sired by Mr.. II. t.
| Chamblin's stallion Norfolk.
| Tie dnarterly meeting of the Chamber
! of Commerce will be held at o'clock this
| evening in the rooms Of the chamber, over
the Merchants Natiohai Bank.
Constable Samuels, of Henrico, killed a
| vicious mad dog on lower Nam street yes
| terday. morning The animal bit several
other dogs before being killed.
| In the Chaneery Court yesterday John
| B. Stanfeld qualified az executor o.. the
| will of Edwin Stanfeld and X. III. Catlett,
| Dr., was admitted to practice law:
Miss Ellie Elliott. Of Danyille. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. I. Boswell. Jr., 1912
! Grove avenue, after pleasant summer at
Virginia Beach and northern resorts.
The Republicans of this district have
| uraetic div decided not To nominate can
| didate for Congress, though the District
Committee has not so declared officially.
Ths condition Of Lieutenant Euker had
| cabsi1erably improved yesterday: He IS
| cye1nally reeaning consciousness. and
Strong hopes OF his recovery are enter
tanned.
Mr.. r. NJ. Anderson. treasurer of Granite
Council. No. 90. T.. o. X. g., has paid to
Wrs. Annie r. Verne $1,000. the sum due
from the policy of the late Charles M.
Verne.
The brass tablets that are TO be placed
nm eacH side of the memorial window 70
General Lee in st. Paul's chdreh have
arrived. The window is TO be unveiled
some time in November.
Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt, missionaries bf the
Fofeirn MISSION Board. will attend the
ineetine OF the WOmans Baptist Mission-
afv Soeiett, which will be- held at the
Second church at ~ NJ. to-day.
Rev. Dir. I.andfufn has gone. to Augusta
Ca. for the purpose OF officiating at thu
marriage OF 4 COUPLE. one of whom >uh'
IadyJ was member of the Doctors con
eresation while he was pastor IN Augusta
The revival meeting at Washington
Street Methodist church continues will
much interest. Hey. Dr. Peterson preach
ed Tuesday night and there were tire
conversions. Or. Sledd will preach 10
night.
The t,out,ty Court Of Henrieo was en-
paped Yesterday In the trial OF the case o.
John Silvia, charged with housebreaking
The examination of witnesses was not con
Guided last night, and the court adlourne'
over Until to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones. OF WI
mineton. N. c.. accompanied by part
of ladies and gentlemen, arrived IN hich
! mond Tuesday in private ear and at
tended the Henfietta that night. Ihe
were just here for day.
/. The Democrats of Jackson Ward wi
have a meeting at Hams Hall at o'eloc
Tomorrow night. Among the speakers wi
, be Colonel NJ. L. Spotswpod aud Mr.
: Randolph fucker, Jr. After the speech
making refreshments will DO served.
!, Colonel ". T. Mason and Thomas f
Coleman. two Of the best-known citizen
| oil ByuneWick COUNTY. Noio IA ti,o oi'J y Z,
/. tertley. Tom Coleman. In greeting an Of
friend. remarked. "You are little silver
but IL is not Indicative OF age-simpl
hereditary"
Mr.. Charles v. Meredith and Colon
Meade Haskins spoke at the Wiawanl. .
2 Barton Heights, Tuesday night. under tn
q auspices of the Democratic club OF tai
q place to- q large audience. A number
1 ladies were out to hear the issues OF II
9 campaign discussed.
Owing to the Holmes Conrad nesting
!. the Old Market Hall tonight the Fulto
Democratic Club has postponed their COZ
templatsd demonstration until furth
notice. The club will hold its regul!
weekly meeting in Donohue's Hall st
Q o'clock to-nisht.
- Company B walker Light Guard, z
= compsuied BY the Howitzer Band and 81
Old Guard Of Lee Camp, went TO Peter
burg yesterday afternoon to assist in Il
Il concert tor the benefit OF A. p. Hill Cam
Mr.. Polk Miller and hts troop. with the
bsnjOs and guitars, were also Ia the part
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