Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-06

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officers. was again postponed for another week.
II will be held at noon next Tuesday, providing
affairs are arranged by that time In New YORK.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. James woodall, of 907 east Broad, Ia I'M
proving slowly.
Edward s. Brown Esq, Of Lynchburg, Va, is
In the city on business.
Mr.. Leo Schwarzschild has returned from
holiday trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. ". s. spratley and bride (Niss America A.
Johnson) have returned to the city.
Miss EsteIIe Rudd, Of Powhstan, Is stopping
With Miss Eloise HObson on Church Hill.
Mrs. Irwin Watkins has returned from Phila-
delphia. and is at 3l2 east Grace street.
Mr. Myer Cohen, now with large clothing
house of Lynchburg, is on visit TO bis family.
Judge Roger Gregory Is back from a holiday
trip TO King William, and Ia at the Exchange
Hotel.
Mr. William s. Pitcher continues in very feeble
health at his residence, No. 5l2 west Cary
street.
Hon. George d. Wise left yesterday morning
for Washington to be present at the opening OF
Congress.
Mr. Malvern Hill left yesterday morning for
Norfolk, where he has accepted a position as
bOok-keeper.
Rev. DIR. Newton left for Washington yesterday
70 attend the Church Commission on Work Among
the Col0red People.
Rev. W. IL. Atwill, formerly pastor Of Clay
Street Methodist Episcopal church, now OF Gen.
tenary church, Lynchburg, Is IN the city.
Rev. z. II. Rawlings, pastor OF Clay-street
Methodist Episcopal church. Is critically III at
his residence, No. 2 west Marshall street.
Some one entered the premises OF Mr.. B. D.
Chalkley, on the Grove road, n few nights since
and robbed him Of a number OF useful articles.
A negro named Pig Thomas was received at
the penifentiary yesterday from Amherst cOun-
" 20 serve eighteen months for malicious as
sault.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Julius
Kluber and X. A. Caskie, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday were found guilty and fined
sl0 each.
The ambulance was called yeste rday at 2
o'clock 10 the Richmond Cedar-Wori;s 10 a white
man who had had his finger lscerated. He was
treated and left.
Miss Matte Williams, who has been spending
the Christmas holidays with Mrs. William Wood,
OF south Laurel street, has returned 10 her home,
in Amelia county.
The steamship Cecilia, william 9ymens mas
ter, was entered at the custom-house yesterday,
coastwise from Norfolk, 70 load cotton at West
Point Tor Liverpool
Misses Clara Whyte and Elise Harrison, Of Pc
tersburg. who have been spending their holidays
with Miss Lizzie Andrews, NO. ZOO east Broad,
have returned home.
Captain Thomas ID. Ransom, Of Staunton, IA In
the city for day or two on business and staying
al the residence Of his sister, Mrs. John II. Guy,
5l1 west Grace street.
Mr.. ". j. Mcdowell. who has been confined to
his bed for the past three weeks with sickness.
Is now able 10 sit up, and hopes soon to be at his
place OF business agau.
The city ambulance was called last night on
CLAW street between Fourth and Fifth TO n
colOred woman who had conyulsons. She was
| treated and taken home.
Mr.. Henry G. Cannon yesterday in tho Chan
Gerry Court qualified as administrator C. Z. a. Of
| the estate OF Miss Josephine N. Blair, deceased
| The estate, which amounts TO about $4,000. is
left to the brothers and sisters OF the deceased.
| Mr.. Parker T. Conrad received a telegram yes
| terday announcing the death Of his brother,
| John NJ Conrad, Of ST. Paul. The deceased left
| Richmond and settled IN the West In 1872, and
married in ST. Paul The interment Will be 4,
| that city,
The earnings OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for December. 1891. were S767, ,67o.3l-
an increase OF $l2S,O41.92 over December,
| 1890. The increase for the fourth week In De-
| cember, 1891, over the same period for the pre-
| yous year was S50,36L13.
| Mr.. Lewis C. Paine lett yesterday for Balti-
more TO attend the wedding Of his cousin, Miss
Bessie kol1, WHICH thkeS place. III inc Ilrbt
Presbyterian church in that city to-day. Miss
| Reid is well known here, being a niece OF Mr..
| william +. Gray and OF the late Benjamin c.
Gray.
| Rev. }. p. Woodward conducted the services
| at BrOad-Street Methodist church last night,
| and this IL the programme for the remainder OF
| the week: Wednesday night, Rev. DIR. w. V.
| Tudor; Thursday night, Rev. DIR. Paul White
head; Friday night, Rev. X. II. Bennett. II
there are evidences Of revival of religion
these meetings win be continued.
| Rev. c. II. Ryland. d. d., who amid his pressing
college duties finds time TO do pastoral work IN
| Hanover, at Walnut-Groye church. was the re-
| cipent q few days since Of nice Christmas gifts
from members Of his church and congregation.
among the rest a lovely "crazy quilt" deity
wrought and elegantly finished for the "pastor =
| wife" The Doctor thinks this was the highest
| compliment paid him, a. 1t came 10 the " better
| half
| TheRlchmond Leathe or Manufacturing Company
| WAS Incorporated In the City Circuit Court yes
| terday. The objects are the manufacture OF
leather belts, lace leather, Sc. The capital stock
is 10 be not less Than $1,000 nor more than s25,-
| 600. The principal Office is to be In Richmond.
| The oricers are }. ID. Patton, president; L. IL.
lGarcin, vice-president; John II. Lyons, secretary
and treasurer Dircctors,i the above and c. d..
| Langhorne and John IL. Montague.
| AT the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
| the West-End Building Fund Association, No. .,
held at its o.iice. No 700 west Broad street, the
| following officers we're elected for the ensuing
| term: Charles =. Miller, president; Z. Z. Tholl-
| secretary; L. w. Wagner. treasurer Joseph
schopf Daniel Murphy, ana Frank Miller, tras-
| tees; j. w. Parker, }. W. Pennell, W. A. Pen
neil, Joseph +. Orschel. j. w. Alexander, and
Joseph Fischer, directors The association Is In
| a fiourishing condition and declared dividend
Of PEE cent out OF the PROFITS OF the last six
months
Napoleon Council, No. All, American Legion
OF Honor, has elected the following officers: H.
| r. Gray, commander; L. r. Levy, vice-com-
| mander; w. J. Mcdowell, past commander; &.
| H. Hudnall secretary: q. NJ. Wyatt. collector
NJ. Z. Hudnai, treasurer; 4. Z. Rogers, guide
| Dr. G. Smith, chaplain; +. W. Stevenson, waI-
den flames Morrie, Sr., sentry. Trustees: 5. Il.
| Beach, A. X. Courtney, and Joseph V. Bidgood
| The treasurer Of this Council has paid 10 hrs,
| Kate j. Bacon $4,000, that being the amount ol
the policy held by her husband, Albert 3. Bacon,
who was recently accidentally killed at the kicn-
| mond Paper-Mills.
At regular council fire of Jamestown
! Tribe, No. IL. Improved Order Of Red Men,
The following chiefs were elected for the next sa
moons: w. :, w. NJ. Scott. sr. g, James w. Att
k;sson ;Jr. s., j. =. Hawkins; &. Of r.. .. y.
| Wise; Keeper Of Wampnfn, w. Wakefield ;
Prophet, Charles Melton: Keeper Of Wigwam,
George Green; @. Of f., A. G.. Mayes; g. Of W,
psSsrsao Se1Sa: lsl T. g. sarry s,sy:a va
Longest; 80 W., X. L. Thorp; 4th W.. Robie
| Tufts; 1st Brave, A. II. Montgomery: I'd Brave,
| w. r. Burrows; "a Brave, Archie Pollard; 4fh
| Brave, X. w. Franklin. Trustees, A. u. Aayes,
A. p. Montgomery, and s. II. Martin.
AT meeting last night of Friendship
Lodge, No. 10, I. o. o. f., the following
officers we're installed by District Deputy
Grand Master Robert Hill, assisted by Past
Grands Ware, Jones. and Bawsel: Noble
| Allen; Secretary, John Pitt; Treasurer,
A. X. Henry; Chaplain, p. T. Gibbs: Warden,
X. \. Jones: Conductor, j. A. Bawsei: RIghi
Supporter TO Noble Grand. John W. Ferguson
| Lett supporter 70 Noble Grand, q. j. BIllups
Right supporter 70 vice-Grand, J. NJ. johnson
| Left Supporter to vice-0rand. b. Wolf: Outside
Guardian, X. Cardona- Past Grand Master \.
4. Courtney and District Deputy ID. W. Bowie1
months, and Past Grand John Pitt 70 represent
the lodge on the kelief Board.
Attention. slnssrsl--I yog wish j,! e b z z