Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-11
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. J. X. Tillery, Of Petersburg, was IN the
| city yesterday.
Mr.. Harvey Creighton, Of Alexandria, was in
| the city yesterday.
Mr.. James r. Collier, Of Petersburg, Ia on visit
| TO friends In this city.
The Rev. James Little, Of this city. has gone to
| Florida for few weeks
Mr. c. NJ. Tatum. or Blacksburg College, Is IN
the city ON visit 10 his relatives
Mrs. +. II. Garcin and Miss sallie Lee Grady
are ON q pleasure trip TO Now York.
Major B. J. Black, who has been quite sick for
several weeks, is still confined to his house.
Miss Susie W. Wren. OF staunton, Va, is visit
ing Mrs. Robert K. Field, 800 west Main street.
Mrs. Charles A. Metzger Ia confined 20 her
home, on Church Hill, by an injury received from
fall.
Postmaster O. II. Russell is in Washington
attending meeting OF the postmasters Oh the
leading cities.
Washington on n business trip. lie is expected
to return tonight.
Dr. John j. Morrison, who met with an
accident several weeks since, Is out attending 10
business as usual
Mr.. IA. Lamberson. Of 81. Louis, Is here on
business trip and expects TO remain IN me CITY
a week or ten days
A meeting of the Solid Democratic Club will
be held to-night et No. High street. All cahu-
| dates invited TO attend.
Mr.. Paul A. Leak, Of North Carolina, received
| one Of the prizes at the entertainment gwen AZ
| St. Lukes Home Tuesday evening
Miss Mole shepherd. Of Columbia, Is the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Emma Netherlani. 900
east Clay street. she,will remain until May
Messrs George T. wilkinson, OF Cumberland.
| and Richard Putney. Of Buckingham, are In the
| city on visit combining business and pleasure.
Mr.. William L. Nelson left Tuesday for st.
Louis, Mo-, 10 attend the marriage OF his sister.
| Miss Marie Nelson, to George b. fearsdsle. Of
| that city.
| The chorus for the concert for the Shelterlng
| Arms will rehearse at Moses's music store to-day
| at IL O'Clock NJ. A full attendance is earnestly
| requested.
Frank Sharp tcolored) was yesterday arrested
! ami lodged in the First station-house, charged
| with criminal assault upon an olu negro Noman
| named Elizabeth Taylor.
| Henry Black Ccolored) was arrested yesterday
| by Sergeant Seal, OF the First district, on tne
| charge OF stealing three forks. two knives, ana
| one spoon from some person unknown.
| Among the ushers at the wedding Of Mr.. John
| c. Simonds aud Miss Elizabeth Mary Orr Branch,
| which took place IN Augusta, Ca, tuesday
night, was Mr.. Fred. W. Scott, OF this city.
The Republicans OF Jackson Ward have held
didates for the Council IL Il said that there Will
be many aspirants in the field in short time.
A meeting OF tho Methodist Lsymen's Union
was held In the lectnre-room OF the Broad
| Street Methodist church last evening ana Was
| largely attended, but nothing OF public interest,"
was done.
The handsome new bank building TO be put up
| for the Planters Bank. OF which Mr. g. II. Read,
| Jr., Is tho architect, is 20 be built OF the Al
derson brownstOne. Mr.. James Netherwood has
| the stone contract.
| Tho city ambulance was summoned 90 the Tired
egar Iron-Works yesterday afternoon at $50
| o'clock 10 attend coored man whose loot had
been badly mashed by piece OF Iron falling on
1t. lie was treated and left.
Among the marriage-oenses issued in WASH
| ington Wednes were those 20 Howard VI.
Delany and Blanche A. Rowe, both OF Rich-
| mond, Va: Samuel A. Hall, OF Richmond, Va,
and Mollio Ellis, OF Manchester, Va.
.The horse attached to a buggy belonging TO
Mrs. Henry Bodeker ran OF from her residence,
en- west Grace street, yesterday morning. Mrs.
Bodeker was in the vehicle at the time, but was
not injured. She was taken home In car
riage.
| The stoue-york OF the column Of the Private
soldiers' and Sailors monument is about COM
pleted. The capital has been cut and viii be
| put on some time this month. The SHAFT IL
something over 20 feet in height and cost about
100000.
hre. tlLhDetn lOullneOu. Oto VI lio oiut'e
Churchill residents, Ii very III. Her son, Mr..
| Wiltz LOmlinson, of Wilmington, Del, and a ma
tive OF the hill il with her. Mrs. Tomllnson Is
also tho mother OF Captain Alexander NJ. Tom
liuson, OF the Richmond police.
Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Wharton. Of Baltimore, preach
ed at the Grose-AYenue Baptist church last
night 10 another large congregation. NUMBER
OF persons could not gain admission on account
of the large assemblage. DR.. Wharton preached
a beautiful sermon rom the text " Unsearcha-
bic Riches OF Christ" There we're several con-
yarsiOps.