Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-29

ously III last night.
Mr.. John Jackson's condition was someNnat
improved yesterday.
Miss Demarls southau Is quite sick at her
home on Barton Heights.
Mr.. George II. Bosher, Of Baltimore, formerly
of Richmond, is visiting IN the city.
Miss Belle Booker, OF Amelia, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Glenn, at 3l5 east Grace.
Tho apparatus for the Barton-Heights Fire
Company IL now being made In New YORK.
Mr.. d. L. Graham, Of Cincinnati, is visiting
Mrs. William o. Shelburne, Of Barton Heights
Captain Ham Sheppard, secretary OF the state
Democrats Committee, was IN thecityyesteruay'
Mr.. George Y. Guy, Of Newport News, has re-
turned 10 this city, where ne VIII In future re-
side.
Miss Percie Bradley, Of 3l4 north Twelfth
street, ia suffering from slight attack OF slcH-
ness.
Mr.. John Mann. Jr., a member Of the Common
Council. is quite III at his home, 26OS east 1tsee
street.
The Committee on Streets met 10 the Council
chamber last evening, but only routine business
was considered.
Mr. w. G. Freeman, who came on from pan,
Vile 10 see relatives in Richmond, returned
home yesterday.
The handsome residence and furniture OF Mr'
T. 4. Lamb, Barton Heights, have been pur-
chased by J. n. Harvey for $4,000.
Mr.. Alfred Winston is critically III at his resi-
dence No. north Third street. Mr.. Winston Is
quite old and highly-respected citizen.
The Council Committees on Claims and sala-
ries and Printing held regular monthly sessions
last night and transacted routine buslness'
The Misses Kasey. Of Christiansburg, who have
been visiting Barton Heights, Will spend TINS
week with their cousins, Misses Cellie ana Helen
Kasey.
Mr. w. C. Moseley and bride, after pleasant
visit 10 their sister, Mrs. Buchanan, 24l21h
Vennble street, have returned 70 their home, IN
Clifton Forge.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Richmond
Indian Association will be held at the Young
Mems Christian Association parlors at O'Clock
this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George d. Ambold have returned
from their bridal trip, and sir. James T. Cook,
who came on TO act as best man az the marriage,
left yesterday Tor the Union Theological SEMI
nary.
The Baltimore sun Of yesterday says: Key.
Andrew Broadus, pastor OF the Baptst churen
AT Bowling Green. Caroline county, Va, u at me
Johns Hopkins Hospital under medical treat
menL
The revival meetings at Marshall-street
Christian church will continue throughout THIS
week. Rev. MIR. Moore is preaching with great
power, ana mere nave Deeh huihVei VI W.
versions.
The ladies' and gentlemen who will take part
in the entertainment for X. F. Lee Camp Will
have q rehearsal at the Academy this afternoon
at o'clock. 10 L. desired that all who are 70
take part shall be present promptly.
Thomas Williams Union veteran of Phil
Kearny Post, died yesterday evening az MS
residence. 2020 east Main street. He VIII DO
buried VA the National Cemetery this afternoon.
PM. kearny Post will attend IN body.
A letter received here from Gravel Hin, Buck
ingham county, states that Sir. K. +. West, OF
that place, who has been sick for several weeks
with typho- nalarial fever, Is now improving ana
hopes soon to be able to return to business
Dr. and Mrs l.. l. Walton and their son, Mr..
Frank Walton, formerly OF Fluvanna county,
who have been visiting friends IN this city for a
few days, left on the Richmond and Danyille
1880 train this morning for birmingham, Ala,
their future home.
The whole number Of deaths in Richmond last
week wss 500 white and "a colorcd. These
were the principal causes OF death: Consnm p
ton, q; heart-disease, ,; old age, 4; congestion
OF the lungs aud kidney disease, each; typho-
malarial fever ana pneumonia, each. There
were 90 deaths during the corresponding week
Of last year.
NTH. Clay Cham blin. proprietor Of the Whit
by stock Farm, % Chesterfield, sent a man 10
Terre Hauie Saturday for his celebrated stal-
lion EgwoOd, which has been IN framing Dy
Budd Doble for several months. EeWood low
efed his record by six seconds while In the hands
Of that trainer He Is expected to arrive here
next Thursday.
Rev. DR.. William +. Judkins, who has inst
begun the second year OF his pastorate nj Lau-
rel-Street Methodist church, was presented with
a handsome gold-headed cane and umbrella by
the members of his congregation Sunday. Tho
presentation was very gracefully made by Mr.
II. c. Osterbind, and nr. Judkins responded In
appropriate terms.
Junius Washington ,c0lored) was before Squire
Barney Frischkorn at the Hennco County court-
house yesterday charged with the betrayal OF
Cora Ham. Washington sienined MA willingness
20 wed the girl. A license was obtained and they
were made man and wife in the tribunal OF
equity. There we're several other trivial cases
considered, none OF which we're Of public in
terest.
A twenty-page society paper entitled Beau
M0nde Will shortly be published in this city. The
first issue Will probably make its appearance on
the "a OF Decem Der. ana & Will contain social,
sporting, aud theatrical news. all Illustrated i.
IL u the purpose Of the editors to publish each
week page hai-tono cut OF some leading socio-
" girl. Beau Monde will be very much Ike Lte
in appearance, and Its cover VIII nave an elaOO-
rate and unique design.
Mrs. j. l.. Eubank, widow OF Colonel J. L. Eu-
bank. and owner OF the Warm Springs property,
VINO has been dangerously III at the residence Of
Mr.. stephen Hunter, corner Tenth and Capitol
streets, is now much improved. Mrs. EuOank,
who is ar intimate friend OF MIS- Hunter. came
here about three weeks ago as the guest OF the
latter and shortly after her ~ wal was taken
sick with a kind OF neuraRc feyer. Her condi-
ton for several days was considered very serious,
she is now thought to be out OF danger.