Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-19

Miss Maggie ONeil, OF baltimore, Mo-, is VISIT
ing friends In this city.
Rev. A. X. Moore. editor OF the hissionary
Weekly, Is sick with tho grip.
The river has been falling rapidly since Satur-
day and is now within banks.
Councilman I. p. Campbell has been called to
Wilmington, N. c., on business
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Harman, of Norfolk. are
visiting Mrs. James E. Wooden. Howard's Grove.
Mr.. John +. Butler, OF Meriden, Conn.,, is visit
ing his cousin, Mr.. p. p. Ryan, Ala north Seventh
street.
Mrs Holcombe Adams and Miss Mary Adams,
OF Lynchbuig, are at Mrs. Duyar5, Third and
Franklin.
The Scottish Rite Masons conferred the fourth
and NTH degrees at their meeting at ST. AlDan :
Hall last night
Mrs W. Y. Macpherson and her son Franklin
are on a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Binford, 2O7
east Cary street.
Mr.. Henry l.. Fisher will be married this after
noon at o'clock to Miss Bertha Nonderleher at
ST. Peters Cathedral.
Dr. Irvine, resident physician at the Soldiers
Home, has gone 70 Bedford to SEQ his father
who 10 quite Ill from the grip.
Mrs. Annie &. Green and her daughter. Miss
Sue Mcdonald Green, OF Culpeper are staying
| at Fords Hotel for Is few dnys
The Circuit Court OF Henrico was in session
yesterday. but nothing OF Importance was trans
acted. The County Court has adjourned for the
term.
Colonel b. W. Frazier, proprietor OF the Port
land Flats, Washington, ID. C., and his wife ere
guests OF DIR. George b. Steel, No. 200 south
Third street.
Policeman johnson T. Walton. who has been
quite i'll for some weeks was slightly better yes
terday. lie was able 10 SIT up Tor snort "hhe
during the afternoon.
at OH a
of tae city charter will meet at the Council
chamber at o'clock this event ng to consider the
White annexation bill.
Mrs. Philip Haxall has Withdrawn from part-
cipation in the management OF the coming Asso-
citation ball in consequence OF the recent ueatn
OF Mrs. X. Barton Haxall.
Mr. George w. O'Brien. formerly OF Nanches-
ter, now master mechanic OF the Georgia Cen
| trail railroad at Augusta, Ga, is on visit to
relatives In that city and Richmond
Rev. Thomas A. King, Of Baltimore, con-
ducted the services morning and night at the
New Jerusalem Church Mission, Smiths Hall
on both occasions he had large congregations.
The meeting OF the young men OF the German
American Association, which was TO have
taken place last night at Sanger Hall, was in-
definitely postponed, as no quorum was pres
ent
Amity Lodge Of Masons will hold its regular
communication at Laubes Hall Tonight when
ferred. There will be banquet after the ses-
sion.
Arthur Morris and Charles Harris, two negro
boys, were arrested in the Third police district
yesterday charged with attempting 70 snatch
pocket-book out OF the hand OF an unknown
lady
Al the session Of the Richmond Lodge Of Elks
| held last evening the regular time OF meeting
| was changed from the first and third Monday
nights in each month 10 the hrst and third
Thursdays.
The West-End womans Christian Tempe
rance Union held its regular meeting yesterday
| Afternoon az which IL was decided TO omit the
weekly visit 70 the Soldiers Home to-day, this
| being Lees birthday.
Among the visitors at the Baptist min isters'
| conference yesterday were Rev. james 4. Dick
inson Rev. John NJ. Pitcher, ID. d., Rev. Il. X.
Corr, aud Nessrs. Simon Seward and Eugene
Roper OF Petersburg.
Captain W. J. Crosswell, general manager Of
the southern Express Company, Is In this city
| on business. Mr. Crosswell does not think his
company will experience much further trouble
| from the expre5s-mssseDgers' strike.
Nv permission OF General Gustavus Smith,
Colonel X. +. Morris will present to the Ladies'
| Memorial and Literary Association General
| Smiths headquarter flag. The flag has been in
| possession Of Colonel Morris ever since 1863
| Stephen Custer was receive at the peniten-
| tiery yesterday from Franklin county 70 serve
| one year Tor gran1 larceny. george thompson
was also received from Franklin county 70 serve
| two years for attempting to commit murder.
| The last issue OF the Grdee-Street Chinss, pub
| ushed under the auspices OF the Grace-street
| Baptist church, contains splendid picture OF
| tho pastor, Rev. DIR. William K. Hatcher, and
weli-prepared sketcn oi DIS active ana uselui
life.
An alarm Of fire was turned In from Box at
| I:5S O'clock Sunday afternoon, the occasion be-
| ing tho discovery OF q small blaze In A. fietigs
| residence, whit b Is near bis store, 2O9 east
| Main street. IL was caused from stove. Da-
mage, $40.
| Messrs- F. C. Bryan, assistant-generai passen-
| ger and freight agent Seaboard AIRLINE, p. b.
| Thompson, both OF Norfolk, and II. NJ. Emer-
son, sssistant-general freight and passenger
agent Atlantic Coast Line, were Ia the city on
| yesterday on ofncial business.
Policeman Kelly, Of the First district, With the
assistance Of jacobs, the pawnbroker. succeeded
| Yesterday in getting the watch and chain which
was stolen from the person Of M. X. Is. Tyler on
| December 4fh at the corner OF Third and Cary
| streets and returned IL to the owner.
| Colonel and Mrs. Erasmus Taylor, OF Hender-
| sop. N. C., have issued cards for tho marriage Of
| their daughter, Miss Bessie keveley, TO Mr..
! Alexander Boyd Cayco, son OF Mr. Milton
Cayce, OF this city The ceremony will take
| place January 26th at 1 o'clock at tho Church
| OF the Holy Innocents, In Henderson.
yne following oficers we're installed at the
| last meeting OF Manteor Tribe. No. 81. Inde-
| pendent Order Red Men: Sachem. G. II. smith:
| Senior eagamore, A Manoiy; Junior Sycamore,
! s. A. Jarvis Chief OF Records, w. w. Turner; !;
| Keeper Of Wampum, r. IL. AcCook: Keeper OF
| Wiswam, J. II. Duke Prc1t. q. Z. Mosby.
| In addition to the attractive lecture by Mr..
| RtrinafcIlow which will take place at Corcoran
Han on the 2Gth instant there will be delight
fuI uausicsl programme Major kirkwood Ms
| fhevu viii furnish the instrumental and Captain
Frxnk Cunningham, Niss Jennie Ferguson, and
| other popular siugeu will execute the vocal
part
About 125 young men attended the 4 O'Clock
service nt tho Young Mcu's Christian Association
/; Han sunday afternoon. An address wns deliv-
cred hy Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. Captain Bsaslcy.
IL Petersburg, sang uclos and NJ. " .. Ben
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