Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-21
Personals and Briefs.

Personals ana Brieis.
John VI. Lair, OF Glasgow, is in the city.
Miss Bessie Daniel, Of smithviile, Is in the city.
Mrs. Henry Miller, Of West Point, is In the city.
Miss Florence Fulton, Of shendun, is in Rich.
mond
Mr. J. N. Barney has returned 10 the Medical
College.
Mrs. Hardy, from Chase City, is ON a visit TO
Richmond
Messrs. George and Joseph Terry were In tho
city this week
Mr.. J. L. Cooke, one OF the editors OF The
Wsynesboro' Sentinel, Is in the city.
Mrs. Cooper and her niece, Mise Miller, Of
Culpeper. are visiting friends In the city.
Miss sallie Braxton, OF Newport News, Is visit
| ing the Misses Christian, on Third street.
Miss Klya Johns, Of Amelia county, is staying
with Miss Sailie Daily, No. SO4 west Grace.
Major w. j. johnson and wife havo gone TO
| Chicago, and from there TO St Louis on VISIT.
Miss Mary A. Royal who has been visiting
| friends In Powhatsn codnty, has returned home.
Mr.. W. +. Birmingham, Jr.. who is tho guest
| OF his aunt, AIRS John A. Curtis, continues 10
improve.
Colonel william p. Smith is now kept quite
| busy paying ont the direci-tax money TO those
| entitled toll
Miss Julia Dsbney, OF Powhatan. and Miss
Alma l.. Watson, OF Charlotte, are guests Oh Mrs
| John s. Nunce.
Miss Rena Hartman, Of Baltimore, is the gues,
| of Miss Florence Leibermuth, OF NO. lOOI easl
| Marshall street.
Mr.. ST. John. Miss st. John, Miss Braxton. and
Miss Lulie Braxton, OF Fredericksburg, are at
| the Exchange Hotel
Mr.. James Harris, who has been here under the
i treatment Of DIR. Isaiah White, has returned &C
his home, In Boydton.
Misses Mary Moore and Gertrude Clarke, oil
| Clarke county, are visiting Mrs. &. W. Green,
| 303 south Laurel street.
| Mrs. J. @. Penn and Mrs ]. II. Matthews, OF
Martinsyille, are stopping with Mrs. N. L. Shell
! ton, 4l6 east Grace street
| DIR. I. o. Linthicum, Of Caroline county. is In
| Richmond he came TO attend the marriage Of
| his cousin. Miss Matte Fulton.
/ Rev. l. W. Burton, OF st. Johns church. Is ex-
| pected back from the Episcopal National Con-
/ yention at Baltimore by Sunday.
Messrs. Edel Brothers instituted suit in the
| City Circuit Court yesterday against william j.
Kelly and Margaret Kelly for sl5444-
Mrs. J. X. Marshall, Of Savannah, Ca, has re.
| turned home, after spending three months
| among friends and relatives In Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs J. 7. Wilkinson, who have been
with friends for several days, will Leave this
| morning for their home. IN Cumberland county
Mrs. Alonza Clarke, who Is the guest Of her
| nephew, Mr.. Robert Chamberlain, will leave this
week for Mobile, Ala, where she viii spend the
| winter
Mr. John Davis, Of Glasgow, Va, prominent
! contractor OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
extension, and his son Arthur, are attending the
| Exposition.
Mr.. Charles J. Point now Of Anderson, W. Va.
| Ia the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. William II
| Woody. Mr. Point Is nearly 80 years old, and ID
unusually active.
Mr.. George A. Parsley and bride Miss Lula b
| Mason, of Fluvanna,) have returned from tbeil
| northern trip. Mr.. Parsley Is well-knowr
Church-Hiu merchant
Mrs. Sara Bishop (nss Brauer) and two chill.
dren, Of Colorado, and Miss Mary Jane Brauel
arrived In the city yesterday TO spend the winter
with Mrs. +. G. Brauer.
Miss Willie Booker ana Mrs. George w. Face
Of Hampton Misses Lslia Lynn, OF Gordons
Vile, and Cora Rogers, OF Orange, are the guests
| of Miss Jessie Bailey, OF Church HILL
Cards have been issued for the marriage o.
| Miss Jeanette Nash and hr. j. Willis Weaver
The ceremony viii take place next Tuesday az
ternoon at O O'Clock at Clay-Street Methods
church.
Cards have been Issued In and out Of the citj
| by MIR. aud Mrs. Frank Lei0ermuth announcing
the marriage OF their daughter Florence D., z
Mr.. Lorepz II. Schwerin, OF Philadelphia, on No
vember Sd.
Miss Annie Cor, of north Twentieth street
though still confined 20 her bed from the effect:
OF the fall she had few days ago, Is getting on
well and will soon be out. No bones we're broken
as at fret reported.
There were two conyicts received at the peni
Tertiary yesterday from Mecklenburg county
They were Mary Tune (coloref), murder In tho
second degree, eight years; Melie Pettus color
ed), housebreaaing, two years.
La Fayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. AZ, at IL
| regular mohthly convocation held last night q
Ne Masonic Temple me cssre ss
team OF three well-known citizens.
Rev Baylus Cade, Of venable-Street Baptis
| church, has returned from Antioch, fiuyauni
county, whore he preached centennial mission
sermon. lie IS very much indisposed, but hope
TO be able to I'll his pulpit Sunday.
The Commissioner OF Agriculture has completes
arrangements with the Agricultural and Me
chanical College at Blacksburg for assayinl
minerals for the owners OF lands In the State
rs provided by law passed by the last Legisla
| fnfe.
Tho new Methodist society recently formed Of
Church Hill viii be organized as soon as az
fAngements can be fnsde with the presidin
elder. At the last meeting committee was ap
pointed 70 confer with that ofneer In referenc
u the matter.
The funeral John W. Strang took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon from Trinity Method
\ Isl cnufcb. III was httepdcu DS scfudi Lous
A. II. and A. NJ. The deceased was born an
, reared on Church fin. as we're his parents, an
was universally esteemed.
! party consisting Of forty persons from Boz
ton, New YORK, Phiiadelphias and other north
efn points wore registered OF the Exchsng
Hotel yesterday. They came on PERSONAL
conducted excursion over he Pennsyiyani
railroad and returned 70 Washington at o'cloc
yesterday afternoon
Virginia Lee, infant DAUGHTER OF II. 4. Hirsh
berg, who has been critically IA tor tho past wcet
Is coavalescent and hopes are entertained 10
! her speedy recovery. Mr.. HtrbaDergs Oldest 80
accidentally tell on Tucsdsy and broke hi
collar bone. and IN his doable misfortune he ha
. tho sympathy OF his many friends
Secretary Russ. OF the United States Depari
. mont OF Agriculture, has sent 20 Colonel IN e
head, Commissioner Of Agriculture Of Virgins
! circular orncially declaring thai the Unite
States u now free from the disease known q
contagious pleuro-pneumonis, and rcmovin
all guarantees heretofore existing IN this con
nection.
Messrs- G. @. Tbaw and II. =. Hirshbers hav
returned from philadelphia, whore they wen
League, lat botn decline TO speak IN advance .
she meeting 81 the lodges Of this order In thi
city. which VIII bs held at Drlids' Hall tonight
when such action will DO tnkon IS mar b
deemed besa 70 proteot the interest Of tho Nom
bsre. IL II, however, understood that Ties
gentlemen have mnde 3 very careful exsuina
ton of both SIDES ~ Issue. and have prepared.
prcss thsir oplnions, Il 4 generally believed ths
4 sin bs unlsvoresis - NE ieasns
Oar Folks a New York uetels.
Especial telegram 70 the Dtspatch-i
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