Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Personals aud Briefs.


Personals and Briefs.
Judge n. s. Turnbull. OF Brunswick, is in the
city for a few days.
Mr.. Charles II. Talbot has returned from a
Ex-senator Samuel W. Williams, Of Bland
county, is in the city,
Mrs. John Kimberly. OF Old Point, IA visiting
Mrs. X. I. Alvey, S1l east Grace street.
Ex-Mayor f. T.. Downhan. OF Alexandria, Is
In the city stopping at the Exchange Hotel
DIR. B. +. Hopkins, OF the Warm Springs, Il In
the city and Stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Tho Henrico County Court was not In session
yesterday, but will be to-day, when several cases
will be tried.
The funeral of SIR. George NJ. Kates will take
place this morning at IL O'clock from the First
Beptist church.
Miss Mary K. Reid, OF Norfolk, Va, Is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. William Marshall, No. 4011s
east Main street.
Mr.. W. Bullitt Fitzhugh, Of the Cape Charles
Pioneer Prsss, and Mr.. George L. Northrop were
in tue city on Monday.
Miss King. of Brooklyn, N. Y. who has been
visiting Mss Barton. OF Barton Heights, left for
her home this morning.
Rev. Mr.. Ferguson, OF the waynesboro Bap-
tlok II kAtHb VI NuhlACo lie isAAl-
sou, No. 10 north Cherry street.
MIR. William Riddck and wife have returned
~ the city after au absence OF five years, and
will probably reside here in future.
The Monroe Democratic Club was out sore
nading last night The Governor, the Mayor,
and others were favored with selections
Bishop WhitIles health continues to improve.
II the fair weather continues he hopes TO be
able to go out for an airing 10 few days.
A. +. Waldbauer qualified In the Chancery
Court yesterday as executor Of the will OF VIII
liam Frederick WaldDauer, which was admitted
to probate.
The Governor yesterday granted rendition
warrant on the requisition OF Governor Frank
Brown, OF Maryland, for Harry Vickroy, charged
with larceny.
Mr.. w. W. Hardwicke, long with Mr.. It. L. Al
friend, has accepted profitable position with
West Virginia Office, and leaves In few days
for that State
Cash registers have been put In the horse-cars,
and the drivers now ring for each fare dropped
In the box. This IL the hrst time registers have
ever been used on the horsecars.
Miss Sue Mcdonald Green, Of Culpeper, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Franklin Stearns, on
Park avenue, has been called homo on account
OF the iniisposition Of her mother.
The Yadkin Valley Ners OF Mt. Airy, n. c.,
announces the marriage OF Mr.. Charles |. Han
cock TO Miss PhGbe Hodge. Mr.. Hancock was
formerlya resident Of Church Hill.
Excursion parties from New York city Brook
lyn, and Philadelphia are at the Exchange
Hotel. Generals William III. Payne and William
Il. Taliefefro are also registered there.
Junius Dickerson. who was shot and wounded
Saturday by IL. a. DAVIS Is still living, but there
IL no chance for his recovery. Ills death Is likely
TO occur at any time. lie Is at the almshouse.
The Methodist ministers at their weekly meet
Ing on Monday adopted resolutions endorsing
the anti-gambing Dill now before the General
Assembly, and ordered copies sent to each house.
Niss Jennie Bethel, OF Danville, wh) has spent
sucn q delightful visit with Missea Ot ie Fleming
and Margerie Manning. OF this city, was sud-
denly called home yesterday and Will leave to-
day.
A suit was entered In the United States Court
by August BREEDER against tue richmond ana
Danyilis railroad for s25,O00 damages for the
loss OF leg by being run over BY one OF the de-
fendAnt companys trains.
Cards OF invitation have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. l.. ii. Smith 10 the marriage VI their
daughter, Miss Eta NJ, TO Mr. John w. Albers,
Thursday evening, February 11th, at D o'clock
at the Venable-Street Baptist church.
The Committee on Streets met in the City
Engineers once yesterday afternoon and re-
suIaed consideration OF those portions oi the
city charter relative TO the Street Department
as revised by Captain Alexander Coke.
Mr.. Samuel Bachrach, OF this city, and Miss X.
b. Abrams, OF syracuse, n. y, were IA arred In
the latter city last night. After trip to Niagara
Falls and other points Mr.. and Mrs Becnrach
will return 10 Richmond 10 reside permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rogers have issued cards
10 the marriage OF their daughter Maggie 10
Mr. William I. Creekmur. The ceremony wlll
take place at Denny-Street Methodist church
"Wednesday afternoon, February IIth. at 43O
O'clock.
ofp M afr to.f
tho confirmation Of his son at his residence on
last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Sapir Of
lclated at the church-seryice. A host OF friends
were present and enjoyed the hospitalities ex-
tended.
Cards OF invitation have been issued TO the
marriage OF Miss Ethel NJ. Crutchneld TO MIR.
George w. Hunter. The ceremony will take
place at tho residence OF the bride, No. ITO
south Pine street, Wednesday, February nth,
at 6:15 o'clock L. Nj.
Samuel Harvey (colored) was committed 70 the
Henrico county jail yesterday. Harvey has
lumbia, and was arrested as fugitive from JUS
tce. He was committed 10 await the action Of
the United states authorities
The remains Of Mrs. Henrietta Z. Klocber,
who died at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
John IL. Cook, in Washington. D. c., Monday
ON the fast mail this aItsrn Don, and the Inter.
ment win be made ia Hollywood at $50 O'Clock.
Electrician No. so Of the Union Passenger line,
while coming vest yesterday afternoon, Jumped
the track at Twentythird street and Church, Hill
avenue ami renamed stuck 10 the mud for con.
siderable time. There were good many pas
sengers on board bat none Of them were hurt.
NJ. j. Dwyer, doing business a. grocer and
liquor dealer at No. 1000 west Leigh street, Just
| west Of the city limits, has made an assignment
10 Alfred L. Cohen for the bsneft Of his credi-
tors. The deed Il recorded In Hsnrico county
clerks ONCE. Liabilities, about el,000; assets,
not given.
Mr.. Z b. wsrmsn, the Chicago reader and
| lecturer On eiocution ana other educational
| topics. u In the city, accompapted by biz wife.
Nr. WarmAn has visited the High school and
\ Hammond College since arriving hero With Q
view TO delivering lectures befcee tho teachers
| and students ON pronunctation.
| A meeting Of stonewsIl Clur, No Is, Lycsxm
! League Of America, was hold Monday night Al
| ter dispensIng with routine business an inter-
! eating debate followed The eub1ect for diDcus-
] aon vas q Resolved, That war b not In sny case
| 1ustinsblc." The question for tbe merit debate
b Resolved, That Washington vas greater
| general than BonapArts."
1 xr. ana Mrs. A. Danncnhanm have Issued In
vitAtjons 10 the marriage q their dAughteg, Ainn
4 lidfo. 70 NJ. Leo SchuoEmchlid, "Wednesday oyou
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