Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-25
Personals aud Briefs,

The southsidc Democratic Club meets to-
night
Bishop John c. CRANBERRY was in the city yes
terday.
Judge n S. Turnbull, of Brunswick, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. w. +. Creekmur, OF 81 Nicholson street,
continues critically i'll.
Mr. Norris Freeman. of New York, Is the guest
OF Mr.. Theodore Nelson.
The condition Of Mr.. Richard Brooks was g.
ported unchanged yesterday.
Miss Kate l.. Lewis, Of Ozeana, Essex county.
is stopping at TIA east Marshall street.
Charity Lodge, ]. o. G. T., pad fraternal
visit to Soldiers Home Lodge last night.
The ladies Of the Fourth-Street Baptist church
will have their annual sociaole tonight
Mrs. J. W. ellis, Of Farmville, is at St. Lukes
Home under the treatment OF d.. MCGUIRE.
DR.. Kerr will lecture tonight at the Richmond
Female Institute ON Palestine. 10 which the
public Is invited.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Samuel Sim
ton qualified as administrator oil the estate OF
Miss Harriet 4. Tate.
Colonel Meade Haskins left the city last night
for Amelia County Court, whore be has TO APP
pear to-day as counsel in several criminal cases.
The weekly meeting OF the Old Dominion
Democratic Club viii be held tonight at head
luarters Nineteenth and Main streets, and the
candidates will be present
At the last regular meeting Of Pawnee Tribe
q, Rcd Men Nessrs Price Davis, W. III. Mullen,
and ii. 7. Kelley were elected as Board OF
Trustees for the ensuing term.
MIR. Arthur Warrington, OF Texas, is in the city,
having come TO attend the funeral OF his mother,
which took place from Moore-Menorial church
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Taylor McCue are in the city
ana are receiving warm welcome from their
friends. AIR. McCue has recovered his health
entirely and never looked better.
MIR. W. A.P. strang, Of New York, formerly of
Ac,Omac county, was to-day examined by
| judges Fauntleroy and Richardson lie passed
| "A hichiy-credItaOle examination and was ad-
| mite TO the bar.
| supreme-Regent Miller. Of the Royal Arcanum,
J was escorted 10 Richmond yesterday by Grand
| Secretary Lovensten and ". I. Allen, and was
| met at the depot by the Grand-Nice-kegent ana
escorted 10 klba on his way North
| One OF the electric cars on the Union passen-
| ger line got oil the track at Twenty-trst and
/ Marshall streets last night ana caused delay
| Of several minutes on the line The car was pat
back before midnight and travel resumed.
| Co.onei A. S. Buiord, OF this city, has accepted
| the invitation recently extended him 10 deliver
i the annual address before the graduating class
/ OF the Virginia Agricultural aud Mechanical Col
| lego at Blacksburg on commoncement-day, June
| 23d.
| The river was seven feet high at ScOttsvile
| Yesterday and nine feet at Columbia, and rising
| slowly a. both places. The water was oDly loot
| or moi Q before above the usual marx IN ms
| city last night, and there were no signs OF a
| freshet.
| The entertainment TO be given at CorcOran
Hail tonight for the benefit Of the Leigh-Street
| Sunday-schOol library promises 20 be great
| success. An attractive programme has been ar
| ranged. and pleasant tine IL promised all who
| may attend.
The March stated assembly of the Com
| mandery OF 81. andrew, No. -, will be held a.
| ST. Adams Hall next Friday night, when tho
| order OF the Temple Will be conferred Oh Red
| cross knights II. Theodore Ellyson AMI George
| :. Sipp.
Mr.. Il. d. Chalkley, senior member of the firm
! Of Is. ID. Chalkley n Co, VINO met with an accl-
dent ON Tuesday last al their place OF business,
| il improving slowly aud Is expected 20 be out
| soon. lie Is at his sons residence, 10 north
| iwenty-sixth street.
The funeral services OF Mr.. C. T. Haynes, who
| died at the Soldiers Home on Tuesday. were
| conducted at Hollywood cemetery yesterday by
| Or Hoge. The remains were escorted from the
| home 10 the cemetery by large delegation oil
| veterans. The wife oil the deceased and her
| mother, Mrs. Young, returned TO New iorK last
| night
Rev. DR.. Hoge, having been requested by Rev.
DIR. Mcintosh, pastor, and by the family OF Ut.
4 d. Hayes Agnew TO assist in the funeral services
OF the distinguished surgeon, left for Philadel-
phla last night Dr. Hunter McGuire has also
gone to Philadelphia 20 act as one OF Dr. Agnews
| pall-bearers DR.. Mcclure and Dr.. Agnew were
| very warm friends.
| The Blues Association, OF this city, has re-
/ ceiyed through Major Benjamin W. Richardson,
pre siucnt OF the organization an invitation from
| lie head uarters OF the Loui lana Division Of
1 United Confederate Ne.orans al New Orleans 10
/ be present at the grand reunion OF the United
| Veteran Association In that city April 9th and
| 9th. IL is thought quite number Of the Blues
/ will attend.
| The ambulance was called yesterday after
noon at l2:10 o'clock 10 j. j. Wright Il Co. s to-
bacco-factory 10 a white woman suffering with
| hyeteria She was treated and lett. IL was again
| summpned st 3:45 +. Al. 10 the Haskell MARQUES
! Manufacturing Company TO white man VINO
| had stuck piece Of steel in his hand. The
metal was cut out and the man left at the works
The residents Of west Grace, Marshall. and
| Clay streets, who have been 80 much annoyed Of
late by failing TO get their morning papers viii
| be troubled no more, probably. as an onicer DO
tailed 70 investigate the cause OF the Disappear
ance Of the sheets discovered married woman
following the carrier and picking up her neigh
| bore papers. Since then there hAx been no COM
| plant.
Mr.. Lewis w. Richardson celebrated his TWEEN
ty-nrst birthday Wednesday evening by givins
an informal reception 10 bis friends. About
| twenty ladies with their escorts attended, and
the time was very enloyaby spent. Refresh
ments were served, and during he evening seye-
raj valuable presents were presented 70 him.
large delegation from Hanchester and Chester
neid county where Captain Richardson f.Gmery
| Resided, arrived during the evening and helped
ment.
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