Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-02
Personnls and RrIefs.

DIR. Lewis Wheat has returned to the city.
Messrs. Cabell Robinson and [. X. Ruin are
visiting friends In the city.
Mrs. Jennie HasEins still continues quite sick
az her residence, on west Main street.
Congressman-elect D.. Gardiner Tyler, OF the
Second District, was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. s. G.. Cowen, who has Deen I'll with typhoid
lever for several weeks, Is able to DO out again.
Miss juliet Snodgrass, one Of tho Central
School teachers. is quite sick at her residence,
1920 east franklin street.
There will be public exercises With an interest
ine programme At Branch School No. l, on the
Brook road, to-day ut II NJ.
Onlcer p. H.. Huntington, who has been quite
sick at his residence, No. 425 north iblrIleth
street, Is thought 70 be better.
Mr.. James K. Fitzwilson and Miss Lula S. But
Ter will be married al ~. johns church heAt
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Messrs. +. T. Pace, Austin Gentry, and A. j.
Taylor are expected 70 leave In a few days Tor
CObbs Island on a ten days hunt.
Captain W. Lindsay, OF east Clay street, who
has been quite SICK for a few days, is much pei-
ter aud will be out 10 a day or two.
Mrs. Calder, mother Of Mr.. Humphrey Calder.
keeper Of New-ReserVOir PARK. is sick at the
residence Of the latter, In Shields's Wood.
Rev. w. T. Jolly is conducting a very success-
tul revival AZ handOlph-Htfer bhpllet Church.
and large crowds are nightly in attendance.
Mr.. Wilson Barrett and Misses Jeffrtes and
Floyd have parlOrs at the Exchange, and have
been recipients Of many calls during the week.
Rev. v. Walden, Of New Kent, who has been In
bad health for the Last year, was in the CITY
several days this week and was looking much
better than his friends expected to see him.
Hon. George D. Wise has returned from New
York, where he has been attending the SESSIONS
= - ,.puraeFfan ..a rgaI nth
the investigation Of the Reading coal combine. q
Sergeant Tomlinson went over 10 Petersburg
Yesterday afternoon and brought over 10 Rich
mond Isaiah Waddill (cOlOredl, who IL charged
with betraying the confidence Of Nirgie Hop
k1ns.
william Manner t~colored) was received at the
penitentiary yesterday IRON Pittsylvanin
county, where he was convicted OF housebreak-
ing and sentenced 10 two years In the State
prison.
Mr.. George A. Bowden, late Of Wytheville. has
taken up his residence at Barton Heights. where
he has gone into business. He Is a native Of
Richmond and a son Of Alderman George l..
BOwdeD.
Mr.. NJ. Glennan, proprietor Of the Norfolk
Vtrdtnian, and Sir. John NJ. Berkeley, chairman
Of the Democracy OF Norfolk county and eK-
member Of the Legislature, were In the city
yesterday.
Rev. William Asbury Christian, the new pas
tor Of WathIngton-Street Methodist church, rs
expected 10 onichate next Sunday. Rev. X. II.
Bennett has gone 10 Princeton, whore he will
further prosecute his theological studies.
AT the meeting Of the Council Committee on
Fire Department on Wednesday evening Mr..
White offered a resolution, which was adopted,
providing that hereafter all buildings 10 be erect
ed within the city limits shall have roofs OF
slate, thing, tin, or other metal material
During the recent session Of the Virginia
M.,tna9at C.pfnr.uea niahop HpudrfN on q a the
name 1T. James to the new church now being
erected nc the corner Of Marshall and Twenty
ninth stroets and assigned Rev. Mr.. Mitchell 10
this station. Mr.. Mitchell will do missionary
work throughout the city until the new church
Is completed, which will probably not be before
February or March.