Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-02
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DR.. Edward Mcclure has returned TO the city.
Judge Robert W. Hughes arrived in the city
last night.
Mr. A. syduor welsiger, Of Roanoke, was in
the city Sunday.
Mr. F.. Deane Meanley leaves tonight on a
business trip north.
Linden street from Main 20 Cary is being
curbed and guttered.
Mrs. NJ. f. Gary is in Charleston, s. c., visiting
her daughter, Mrs. r. b. Hawes.
Mrs. Ernest L. Boiling left yesterday afternoon
on a visit 70 her parents, In LOUISIANA.
Miss Katie Kidwel has returned home from q
delightful visit 10 her friends in Baltimore.
Miss Nellie Tuggle, of Nottoway, will be the
guest Of Mrs. Samuel ID. Davies in February.
The funeral Of Charles c. Bowler took place
from Pine-Street Baptist church Sunday alter
noon.
Miss Mittie S. Peasants, OF Petersburg, is on
a visit TO Mrs. David ii. Lynch, Of south Third
street.
Mr.. Charles L. selge who has been confined
70 his room for week with pneumonia, Is still
quite sick.
Miss Bessie weisberg, Of this city, has return
ed after pleasant visit TO friends and relatives
in Roanoke.
Mrs. c. /. Dunn and her little son Lewis, OF
Boston, are visiting Mrs. Samuel Mayo, on east
Grace stree'.
Judge y. S. Turnbull, Of Brunswick. is in tho
city, visiting his sister, Mrs, Joan JACKSON on
south Third street.
The Board Of Public Interests OF Richmond
was 70 have held a meeting last evening, but no
quorum was present
Miss Constance Tinsley is visiting her friend,
Mr.. stoyer. 2O4 east Franklin street. She will
remain several weeks.
Mrs. d. A. Weisger, who has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. ". j. tickiin, In Charlottesville,
has returned 70 the city.
The Union Democratic Club will hold an i'm
portant Getting tonight At O'Clock at Powells 8
Hall to inaugurate the spring canvass.
Mr. A. j. Gary, who has just recovered from a
severe attack OF illness, was at his post In the
City Water Works os1ice yesterday for the FIRST
time In four weeks.
There was still alarm OF ire at IL o'clock
last night, caused by the burning OF a mantel-
piece Ia house No. 1916 west Cary street. The
damage was triiiing.
In the Chancery Court yesterday John w.
BreedlOye qualified as administrator Of the
estate OF r. A. Breedlove, deceased. The estate
Is valued at about $4,000.
CAPTAIN Daniel o'Donnen, a iinesl descendant
OF the famous irish orator and statesmen, who
resides at Pocahonias, w. Va. has been In the
city on business for several days.
Mics Ellie EIllotte, OF Danyilie. hiss returned
from New YORK, where she went 10 attend tho
"Old Guard ball, and Is nov visiting her sister,
Mrs. J. l. Boswell, Jr No. los north Fifth street.
The Academy OF Medicine and Surgery viii
meet tonight at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation. DIR. Edward AaGuire will open the
discussion on "Antiseptics" aud DR.. j. w. VIII
liams will read paper on "Diphtheria."
Rev. L. l. Klnsolyin, missionary to Brazil,
and Rev William A. NewbOld. secretary Of the
American Churcn Missionary Society. who spent
Sunday in Richmond, Lett yesterfay--the former
for Halifax and Rev Mr.. Newbold for bis head
quarters In Now York city.
Messrs- w. III. Sands, A. X. Gum. John II. Oh
eott end w. q. Burton. the Shriners who went
70 Washington last week to vist Alnas Temple,
OF which L. q. Wood. wealthy lawyer, Is po-
tentate, and see the "wcr1," have returned
homo. They had tho pleasure Of witnessing the
ceremony performed on twenty candidates.
The Exeoutive Committee Of the booksellers
Association VI Virgins, which Ii composed oi
| the following gentlemen, viii hold meeting IN
| this city some time shortly: Messrs. II !. Beck'
! with, OF Petersburg. president; John III. Hume,
| of Portsmouth; n. N. starke, secretary; n,
West, ). J. English. and W. l. Olivia. OF siaanton