Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-08
Persnnals and Briefs.

The regular conyocation OF Dove Lodge VIII
be held this evening.
Bishop Randolph will preach at St. Paups
church next Sunday night.
Mrs. A. j. Walsh and daughter, Of Brooklyn,
are visiting relatives in this city.
Misc Bessie Waller. Of spotsylvania county,
will spend the winter In Richmond
Mrs. Katie Hill, Of Baltimore, Is 10 the city
visiting Postmaster Russell and relatives
Mr.. William T. Wood, OF south laurel street.
who has been very Sick Is somewhat better now.
Hon. James c. Lamb will qualify to-day as
Judge Of the Chancery Court and viii take his
seat Tomorrow.
Miss Bernice Payne. Of GordonsyIlle, who has
been visiting Miss Lottie Bigger, returned 10 her
home yesterday.
The Governor yesterday appointed Marshall c..
Hall. Of Fredericksburg, IN smber OF the state
Board OF Pharmacy.
Miss Hickson, cf Danville. and Miss Johnson.
OF Birmingham, are visiting Mrs. Ashby Jones,
ON west Franklin street.
Colonel J. A. Pattee has removed from Wash
ington 20 Richmond with his family and viii re-
side on west Main street.
The union Gospel mission at old Trinity
church will hold an all-night prayer-meeting
Friday night. All are Invited 70 attend.
James Booker (colored) was received at the
penitentiary yesterday from Alexandria county
10 serve eighteen years for horse-stealing.
Judce Farrar delivered his admirable aud
highly-amu sing lecture on Kip Van Wrinkle" al
the Seventh-street Christian church last night.
Mr. A. j. Gary isquite sick with la grippe, ac-
companed by an acute attack OF disease from
which he has been great sufferer Tor many
years
Fire Alarm Station 80 was removed yesterday
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STATION rs was removed several Gays ago 10 CAL
noun and Brook avenue from Roane and God
din.
Colonel ]. C. Gooding, deputy supreme chief
IT large OF Knights OF the Golden Eagle, is at
tbe American Hotel. He came 20 assist in the
installation Of oiicers In Richmond Castle, No.
4, tonight.
The jefferson Literary and Social Circle will
have a full-dress ball at Bolylders Hall on the
evening OF the 19th-GeneTal Lees birthday.
This Will be the first entertainment under the
auspices Of the new committee.
The Council Committee on Light met at the
Upper gas-works last evening and transacted
the usual routine business. All bids Tor gas
lamps. &c, were returned 10 the Council. which
IL 10 decide upon the number OF electric-hghts
TO be put up.
The annual meeting OF the members OF the
Masonic Home Of Virginia for the election OF
three members OF the Board OF Governors and
consideration OF any Other Duslnesb tHRL may DC
presented by any NE or active member will be
held at the Masonic Temple on Thursday, jan
uary 14th, at o'clock T. Nj.
All meeting Of the Cgsrmakers' Union. No.
1873. held Wednesday night January 9th, the
following officers were elected: doe Levy,
president: G. VI. Gressett, vice-preeident: j. W.
Atkisson, financial secretary; Thomas knote,
corresponding secretary; Herman New, trea-
surer Thomas Hill, dcor-keeper.
District Lodge, No. l, /. o G. T., will meet at
Springfield Hall to-day at - o'clock. The body
will be entertained by kast-End Lodge. Among
those who are expected 10 be present are: VI.
ID. Shepherd. grand chief templar; George w.
Hawxhurst grand secretary, and .. W. blain,
past grand chief templsr OF Michigan.
Johnnie johnson, the twelye-year-old white
boy who was shot by Harry Gordon on Tuesday
for throwing rocks at him while riding along
Twenty-nfth street just outside the corporate
limits, Is unable TO appear at court Young
Gordon is still confined In the Henrico county
fall awaiting bis trial. The case will come up IN
the Magistrates Court In few days.
The ambulance was called yesterday morning
al o'clock to the lower gas-works to q white
man who had been injured by some coal falling
on him. He was badly bruised about the head
and shoulders. He was treated and left IL was
summoned again at 4:4o +. N. 10 No . east
Broad street 10 a white man who was suffering
with the cramp. He was treated and carried 10
his home, on Pirs, street.
In tho Chancsry Court yesterday the following
were the qualifications: William Daf1ron az
executor OF the last will and testament OF Mary
| A. Blenis, deceased; estate about 81, 700. Mrs
Molly +. Geisinger as ADMINISTRATIVE OF the
estate Of Joseph Goisinger, deceased. Abraham
Lewis, as administrator OF the estate Of Ann Z.
| Lewis, deceased. j. II. V. Daniel, AS admins
traitor d. b. u. c. I. Of the estate OF Roswell B.
Burrows, deceased.
The stockholders OF Real Estate. Loan, and
Deposit Company convened al the Business
Mans Bank. on Broad street. last night and
elected the officers for the ensuing year az fol-
love-: President, Beverley r. Cruinp; Vice.
President, John II. Dinneen; Secretary and
Treasurer, William Marshall. il. Board Of
: Directors-B. T. Crump. j. Il Dinneen, W L.
| Waring. Jr.. Fred. Plsasanis, DR.. J. A. White,
| A. Il. Gunn, and Il. j. Thornton.
The onscers Of Pocahontas Tribe, No. IA, d
| Red Men, were installed Wednesday night q
Powelrs Hall by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. r.
Wise. Mr.. d. g. Thompson, Chairman OF the
/ Entertaining Committee, introduced several
| visiting sacnems, who made short addresses
after which those present repaired TO tho BAH
room, where they engaged In dancing. Re
| treatments we're furnished at 12 o'clock. afieI
| Mr.. W. w. Moses, ex-superintsndent Of the
Virginia Peni.entiary. took nnai leave OF the in
stitution yesterday. Before leaving ne presented
| ono OF his assistant superlntendsnts, with ens
| pair OF gold spectacios a. token Of the hiQf
esteem N which be held Nr. BlAnton - frient
and ss an ofncer. Nj. Biantou accepted ths
| Gift In few Appropriate vorda Mr. bsAnton Y
= warm personal Aad politacal friend Of Gov
| ornor Mckinney, and wns c6mmlssloned ~ hin
on the'A osy OF February. 1850.
Winter bring. Christmas and eoIds, -