Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31

will spend 4 few weeks with her friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Riddick. No. GIL north
Ninth street.
Miss Matte G. Hendrick. of Joyceville,
Va, il stopping ut Mr. Stephen Hunters.
on Capitol street, where she viii spend
several weeks
MFG. Hair has gone to New York for
a week to hear the great pianist. Pade-
rewsky. He will also pay a visit to some
musical friends in Boston.
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Mrs. L. p. Kuhn has returned from
Downington, Pa
Miss Alice King. Of brooklyn. who has
been visiting Miss Barton. OF Barton
Heights, is spending few days with Miss
Rosalie Winston.
Mr.. N. Ligpon. of the City Railway Line,
is ont after a severe spell OF sickness.
Miss Jennie Lsuhenberg Will leave next
week for Birmingham, Ala, whore she will
be the guest of her cousin, Rabbi Samuel
Ullmen.
DIR. Duff G.. Lewis. of the st. Luke's
Home. Richmond. will be che resident
physician ct Rawley Springs, Va, next
summer.
Mr.. Christian Mckinney is in the city.
Mr.. Clarence Millhiser is confined to his
room with the grip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nalle are the guests
of Mrs. w. b. Palmer, 3l4 east Franklin
O.
Mr.. A. l.. Owen, who has been confined
to his home for several weeks With 10
grippe, was out yesterday.
p.
MIR. W. s. Pitcher continues quite sick
at his residence. No. GIT west Cary street.
Mr.. Arthur II. Page. Of New York. is the
guest of Mr.. j. Preston Carson. sos west
Franklin.
Miss Nellie Paxton, of Buena Vista, will
be the guest of the Misses Glasgow IN
February.
Mrs. ID. G.. Pease has been called TO the
bedside of her sister. Mrs. +. w. Pease,
West Point. Va, who is very i'll with re-
lapse of grip.
Miss Mariana Rogers, of Petersburg, Is
spending few days with her aunt. Mrs.
Fred. G. Hair, No. 10 west Grace street.
8.
Mr.. George G. Smith. who'll been quite
i'll at st. Luke's Home, was better yester-
day.
Mrs. @. p. Suayze, of Washington, and
Mrs. +. s. McCausland and son, of Boston,
are the guests OF their sister. Mrs. I. A.
Ewers.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lucien Tstum leave on
Wednesday tor Washington to spend the
month of Eahruarv
w.
Miss Elise Williams lett on Friday for
New York.
Mr.. J. M. Wakefield. formerly Of Rich
mond, has returned from Portsmouth to
engage In business here.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.
ST. Paul's church will not be closed to-
night, as has been published. The regular
Sunday might service will be held as usual.
Rev. DIR. Peterkin has been growing
weaker for the last two DAYS. and at mid
night his condition was extremely critical.
A live white infant was found In the
street. last evening. 1t was taken to the
almshouse.
The new Masonic lodge-Lodge of Strict
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 bOhotihutCA
and consecrated tomorrow night ct 81.
Adams Hall.
There will be temperance meeting at
the wigmam, Barton Heights, al 2:30 p. n.
to-day. An address Will be delivered by o.
N. Blsin. of Michigan.
IL has been determined TO remodel the
First National Bank building, but the
plans of improvement have not assumed
shape al to details yet.
Chief-cf-Police Poe has received letter
from New York, making inquiries regard
ing Jake Hoefer, or Hafer, supposed to re-
side some seven or eight miles from Rich
mond.
There were 159 deeds admitted 10 record
in the Clerks Office of the Henrico County
Court during this month and eleven mar
riage-licenses were issued-three white
and eight colored.
A regular meeting of the Masonic Home
Ladies' Auxiliary Association will be held
in the Masonic Temple Tuesday at noon.
This will be the first time this body has
ever met at the Temple.
Rev. p. II. Cutler will supply the pulpit
| of Marshall-Street Christian church this
morning and tonight. This divine IS o
brother of the pastor, Rev. L. A. Cutler,
who is sick in Pittsburg.
The ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock to Kelly's junk
store, on Twentieth street between Main
and Cary, to a colored man who had cut
his lip. He was treated and left.
MIR. J. G. Smith made a most acceptable
present to all the conductors and motor
men on the Richmond Union Passenger
| Railway last Friday in the shape of a pair
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gift is highly appreciated by the recipi-
| ents.
There were 304 deeds admitted to record
| in the Clerks Office Of the Chsncery Court
| during the month of January. In the
Hastings Court during the same period 4S
| marriage-licenses were issued; rs of those
were obtained by white persons and Is by
| colored.
Anent the matter of the changes in the
force at the penitentiary Mr.. d. W. l.. Blan-
| ton says that in his letter TO Superintend-
| emit Lynn he informed him that he (Blan-
| toni would cheerfully vacate his position
when his successor had been appointed
and commissioned by the Governor.
| The Christian churches of Richmond
and Manchester will on Wednesday night
| tender TO Rev. l. j. Spencer farewell ser
| vice in the Seventh-Street Christian
| church. 1t will likely be big affair and an
| interesting occasion. Mr.. Spencer and his
family will leave for Winchester, KY, on
| Thursday.
The following are the officers of the
| Richmond branch of the Southern Build
| ing and Loan Association: President. II.
| A. Tabb: Treasurer, Bernard Peyton;
| Secretary and Manager w. Talley; Attor-
ney, S. s. Patteson; Directors-The above
and Fred. Peasants, Warner Moore, James
A. Moncure. and James Il. Anderson.
Rev. j. ]. Spencer, who held two sue
cessiul meetings for the Third Christian
church and is held in such high esteem by
the congregation. will preach at that
| church, corner Twenty-sixth and Marshall
tonight. As this will be the last opportunity
for time of bearing him in this church ne
will be greeted with large audience.
Cornelius Randolph, one of the four ne
groes who escaped from the county jail
yesterday after noon, was brought back by
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