Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-13
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. d. Landerkin leaves to-day on trip to
New York.
Hon. T. III. Bayly Browne, ex-member OF Con-
gress, Is visiting Richmond.
Mr.. Harvey L. Wilson was called 20 Baltimore
last night In consequence Of the Illness OF his
wife.
Mr., Lawrence w. Ball still continues very sick,
after a prolonged confinement with malarial
fever.
Miss Lumme Cunningham entertain cd num-
ber OF friends Thursday night at her residence
On Libby Hill.
Mr. John Breeden. who Is employed at Chin
borazo Park, Is conyalescenf after severe at
tack Of pneumonia
In the Chancery Court yesterday Sarah K.
Porter qualified as Administrative OF the estate
of James l.. Porter
CAPTAIN John w. Tauey and others, from
Buena Vista, are in the city looking after the
Buena Vista tudgeship.
The Baltimore american says: Mrs. s. Blount
Mason, one OF Richmond's fayorite beauties, ID
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Junins Cotton (colored) was received at the
penitentiary yesterday from Prince George coun-
ty for two years for malicious assault.
Mr.. Charles w. Curtlce, treasurer Of Mozart
Academy, who has been sick at the ST. Clair for
the past two weeks, is greatly improved.
Mr.. Thomas II. Davis has been elected to rep
resent Fulton Lodge Order OF Ionti, In the dis
trict convention that meets as baitiinore' MATCH
22d.
Cadet.sergeant Frank Wilson, Of Blacksburg
College, who Is delegate to the Young Mems
Christian Association convention, Is guest OF
Senator Loyenstein
The sunday-schocl teachers meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association for the study
OF the international lesson viii commence at D
o'clock Z. NJ to-day.
The Clay Ward Ac;iyes will hold their regular
meeting tonight at Belyidere Hall Candidates
for municipal Offices are expected TO be present
and address the club.
The occasion for calling the Fire Department.
ont at z. NJ. yesterday was a small IRE In an
old shanty corner Of Twenty-eighth and Dock
streets. Damage trining.
Rev. Percy G.. Elsom, the evangelist, will begn
a series OF meetings at the Fulton Baptist
church next Monday night. Mr.. Esom was ut
one time the pastor Of this church.
The ambulance was called yesterday morning
at 8 o'clock 10 the Richmond Locom olive Works
TO white man who nad cut his arm with piece
Of steel He was treated and left.
Cards are out for the marriage at the First
Baptist church Tuesday, February 21th. at r.
~, OF Miss Annie CuthDert Williams, daughter
OF Mr.. John c. Williams, to Mr.. Douglas Edwin
Taylor
The case AGAINST JODn W. JOHDHOn. CuhEktl
with feloniously shooting his father-in-law, was
called in the Hastings Court yesterday morning,
aud continued until next Wednesday on account
Of the illness OF the accused.
A negro named Richard Baker was taken 20
the penitentiary yesterday from the city jail,
where he had been confined since being con-
yicted in the Hustinzs Court OF nouseoreaking.
lie Will serve term Of two years.
The Enterprsing Club will give private Leap
Year sofres at Donahoe's Hall on the night OF
February 29th. Tho Committee OF Arrange
ments consists OF Messrs. j. T. Grady, NJ. j.
OConnor, Thomas OConnor. y. M. ODonnell,
and 7. j. Enwright
Council, No. 90, Royal Arcanum, yesterday af-
ternoon paid to the bsnefciarcs OF the late John
A. Pixxini and w. Nick Redfori the sum OF
$4,000, the amount Of the benefit certificate
hold BY each Of the deceased In ths order.
Awarrant was issued by United States Com.
missioner Henry Fiegenheimer yesterday for
the arrest Of G. 7. Roach, said 10 be fugitive from
| tustice from North Carolina. Roach was indict-
ed for selling malt liquor without license in the
Circuit Court Of that State In November last.
Tho Governor yesterday received note from
| the Commonwealth Club announcing thai the
| Bon-d OF Governors extended TO him the priv
| leess OF the club for an indefinite period. An
| invitation was also received from the Now York
| southern Society to attend their annual ban
| qaof.
| The Board OF Trustees Of tho Masonic Temple
| Asaocistiou have invited the masters, sonios
Of the different Bius Lodges In this city and
offcsrp Of other Masonic bodies 10 meet them q
| the conference to-nishs at tho Masonic Temple
% consider the question Of occupancy Of th<
| Temple by ths different lodges
The msnSsrs q RisAnend Typcsraphicsl :.
proacking election q two delegates 70 represen1
l 3nat body IN The International Typo4rapntca