Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-27
Personals and Briefs.


Mrs. W. P. Foster. Of 1117 Grove avenue Is
very III
Mr. Lewis F. Hite, OF Middleton, is stopping at
S04 east Marshall street.
Rev. DIR. A. F.. Dickinson IL attending the Bap-
ist linton meeting in Baltimore.
Mr.M f. Hudnall, Of River View, is kept at
home by painful indisposition.
Rov. DR.. Corey has moved into his new resi-
deuce on Beech street near MAIN
Rev. W. p. Hines is conducting nightly SER
vices at West-Yiew church this week.
Mrs X. II. Garcn and family are in Washing
ton, d. c., where they expect TO remain about
two months.
Mr.. c. A. Young Of Wilson, n. c., one Of the
prominent merchants OF the Nortn STATE, ls
visiting the city on business.
Acca Temple, Of the Mystic Shrine, has sent
out a neat mOurning-card In respect to the
memory of William t. Alien.
Mr. Thomas II. White, Of Baltimore. brother
of DR.. Joseph A. White, was in Richmond yes
terday on a briot business visit
Mr.. Thomas ]. Glover, OF the Warm Springs,
who Ia we'll known In this city, killed two large
bucks while out hunting last week.
Mr.. W. D. Roberts, Of Norfolk, Is on visit to
his mother, In Hanover county Mr.. Roberts
was for years a merchant In this city.
Judge g. b. Witt yesterday appointed Mr..
Charles L. Jones tipstad OF the Hastings
Court, rice Thomas E. Roberts, deceased.
Mary Major (colored) was arrested and lodged
in the First Pollce-Staton yesterday charged
with stealing sll from Benjamin Pltman.
In the Chancery Court yesterday William A.
M0ucure qualified as the administrator Of the
estate OF Alexander d. Stevens. deceased.
There will be preaching at Richmond College
this evening at s o'clock by Rev. W. L. Wright
pastor of tho LciRb-Street Baptist church. The
public are Invited.
AZ Baptist meeting 70 be held at Dover,
Goochland county, next Sunloy Rev. DR.. I. b.
Bell will speak on missions, AMI Mr. t. II. Elicit
in aid of tho Baptist OrphanaRe
The Fulton Democratic Club will have e big
open-air rally tonight in front Of D0nahue's
Hull. Mr.. homds Nelson Page and others will
speak. There will be fine music.
Mr Robert f. Richardson has been appointed
one OF the Board OF Managers aud member OF
the Auditing Committee of the Methodist Rose
bud Society rice the late Albert West.
A meeting Of the Rosemary Public Library
Association will be held at the library-rOolns Sa-
turday evening at o'clock, whom officers VIII be
elected and other business transacted.
Mr. James White, late with A. B. Clarke &
Soa, has moved his family 10 Independence, Mo-
MIR. White will have a position with one Of the
largest hardware houses Of st. Louis.
Mr.. E. wilkinson, Jr.. .of West Point, and bride
twho was Miss Jennie Billups of Baltmore,)
will arrive in the city Friday, and wall be the
guests OF Mrs. Charles Barhan, at 100 north
Plam street.
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Garland, formerly Of this city
and son OF Rev. j. Powell Garland, was mar
ried at Lebanon, Orc, October llth, to MISC
Isabella l. Kirkpatrick. Bishop Duncan, for-
merly Of Richmoud performed the ceremony.
The Acorn Club, OF Washington, gave spe.
cial entertainment Monday night in honor OF
| Mr. Daniel 5. Hughes, who had returned to that
| city after An absence OF more than year spent
| In Richmond. There were speeches, toasts,
| songs, &C.
! Cards have been issued by Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
! Redford announcing the marriage, OF their
daughter, Rosa May, 20 Julian ". Tyler. of New
| port News. The ceremony will be performed az
| Centenary church on Tuesday evening, \ ,yem-
Der Sth, at $50 o'clock.
The Baptist Social linton will give one OF its
delightful entertainments at Belyidere Hall to-
| night. The banquet will be unusually nice
| one, and Professor Otis I. Mason, OF the Smith
| sonian Institute. viii deliver an address on
| "Natural History I Religion
The ambulance was called yesterday morning
| az $40 o'clock TO Tenth and Byrd streets 20 a
| white man suffering with cole. He was taken
! out TO the almshOuse and treated. 1t was again
| summoned at 1880 +. NJ TO Tenth and Frank
| lin streets 10 q negro man suffering with an cpl
| lepttc 1T He was treated ana LETT
Mr.. r.. L. Carne, long superintendent OF pub
| lie schools aud principal OF 81. Johns Academy,
( OF Alexandria, II In Richmond, whore he VIII
take tho minor orders OF priest OF the Catholic
| Church. tuesday next (All-SGintsb Bishop Van
| de Yyver will ordaln bin priest OF the Church
| la IS. Aary's church, In Alexandria.
| At a stated assembly OF Richmond Command
| cry, No. 2, Knights rempigr, held at the Tenn
pie on Tuesday night, Past kminent-Com-
| mander Ro. e. Richardson was presented with
| an elaborate past-cOmmender's jewel. Past
| Eminent James III. Capers, In a speech roplets
with complimentary references to tho recipient
| and his excellent work while presiding officer of
! the cOmmandery, presented the token Of high
| esteem in which he was held by his brother
/ fraters. Past-Emnent Richardson responded
| in his happiest style, after which the tradition
| ary banquet upon such occasions was enjoyed by
large number Of local as well as visiting sir
| knights.