Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-24
Personals md Brief.


Miss Lillian Yarbrough left yesterday for New
York.
Misses Emma and Aunis Howard Of this city,
will leave saturday f.r Now Ork.
Bisbop John G. CRANBERRY was in tho city yes
tcrday. His health Ii greatly improved.
The remains Of Mr. W. c. L. McGehee will be
taken 10 Buckingham this morning for inter
mcu'.
Nh. b. Savage, Of sos west Marshall street.
Is confned TO his bed by "a severe case OF cry
ripcles.
Mr.. Montgomery West has returned from New
YORK. and Mr. William A. Parsons from Phila-
delphia.
Captain and Hrs. A. Pizzini left Yesterday on
a ten DAYS visit Tor New York and other north
ern cities
TIE Barton-Heigh,s Mirror is tho name Of
bright weekly issued eyc-y saturday morning In
that suburb.
Mr.. Rufus b. Merchant, editor of the Freie-
ricksburg SfiJ, was IN the city yesterday and eGt
last nigSt for LynchDurg
The Ark Mariners and Secret Monitors held
meeting AZ 81. Adams Hail last night, at which
tho new rituals were used Tor the lrst time.
MIR. w. Waverly Taylor OF Washington, d. C.,
formerly OF this city, has returned home after
visit OF several weeks TO relatives and friends.
Veteran G. $. MIlin. who has been at the Sol
diers lone since last March, has left for jack
sOuville, Fla, where he mas obtained situation.
TIE will q Mr.. Eliza c. Benedict was adj
rnitfed 10 probate IN the Chancery Court yestcr-
day. Dir. lsbOn {. Benedict quaiiled as eAecu-
tor.
Rev. DR.. James Y. Fair is In Charlotte, n. c.,
where he performed Il marriage ceremony yes
terday and will preach a Thanksgiving sermon
to-day.
MIR. c. Haywood, Of Gloucester, Captain
Jack Hudgn, Of Caroline, and Hon. John l..
Marye, Of Fredericksburg, were in the city yes
terday.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. j. O'Brieu aud
Divisions perintendent Crosswell, OF the Sou;h-
ern Express Company, are In the city, stopping
at the Exchange.
Tho Thanksgiving concert at tho Theatre Fri
day night will ba largely attendad-irOm present
appearances. II deserves good audience and
win please those who go.
A number Of members Of Richmond Lodge Of
Elks left yesterday for Norfolk 20 attend the an
niyersary celebration OF the order in that city,
which takes place to-day.
DR.. Hiden delivered at the Grove-Ayenue Bap-
fist church last night the second OF his WedDes-
day-ulght lectures on tho "Origin and History OF
the Books Of the New Testament"
MIR. DAVID r. Mckee, agent OF the Associated
Press M Washington, with his wife, arrived IN
the city yesterday 70 spend IhanksgiyIng-DAy
The forty-hours' exposition Of the blessed
sacrament which commenced Tuesday az tho
Little Sisters OF tho Poor viii conclude to-day,
with benediction at Z. NJ. given by the Right
Rev. A. Van dc Nyyor.
The Mayo Drying and Ordering Company will
carry q party OF Richmond tobacconists 20 Dan
vile tonight in a private car 20 witness tue
operation OF the ordering plant built there for
the American Tobacco Company.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Richmond and Petersburg Connection Company,
called TO take place at noon yesterday, was post
pOned, there not being a quorum present
Mr.. c. d. II. Cobb had rather unpleasant
experience Tuesday morning while on his way
down town. Al the corner OF Main and Morris
streets his horse stepped on an electrician rail-
and fell as u dead. The animal soon revived,
but the shafts we're broken. and Mr. Cobb had
70 hire a wagon to get his buggy down town TO 30
repaired.
A negro man giving fonr different nanies-viL,
William Williams, NJ. Williams, Major Williams,
and Robert Scott, was arrested near tho corner
Of Fifth and Franklin streets yesterday by Oni-
Ger Wren OF the second District, upon suspicion
Of beiug the man who has committed so many
thefts o. coats and other articles from the halls
Of residences In this city recently.