Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-16
Personals and Br,efs.

Mrs. s. G. Rallauf is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Katie r. Gates. of Petersburg, IS
visiting relatives and friends III the city.
Judge William Mclaughlin, of Lexing-
ton. is in the city and stopping at the Tx
change.
Miss Grace B. Baker has returned to the
city after visiting friends IN Baltimore and
Washington.
Mrs. J. Z. Cannon is visiting her sister
Mrs. J. l.. Barham. at Newsoms, South
ampton county.
Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Berry and family, have
returned from Ashland, and are at No. 4O5
east Grace street.
The Royal Arcanum grand officers viii
make An official visitation TO Union COun-
ell at Corcoran Hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Francis, of Old
Point. are visiting Mrs. Null, Mrs. Francis 8
mother, No. 5ll north Eighth street.
Miss Agnes O'Connor has returned 10
West Point after spending week with her
cousins. Misses Rosa and Nellie Duffy.
Miss Matte Baker, who has recently re-
turned from Baltimore, IL visiting her
mother, Mrs. John A. Fleet, of Mathews
county.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Bachrach have re-
turned 10 Richmond after an extended
bridal tour. embracing several OF the
northern cities.
Sir. Edward Byrd Doran, Of New York,
and Mrs. H. Il. Harrison, OF Norfolk, are
visiting Mr.. Benjamin IL. Berry's family.
i0j east Grace street.
The Committee on Health met yester-
day and transacted routine business. Dr.
Oppenhimer sent in his annual report to
the Mayor yesterday.
The February No. of The Ro,,qh Asher.
the monthly Masonic magazine published
in this city, contains an excellent picture
of Captain A. u. Babcock.
The Fulton Democratic Club will hold a
meeting at Donshue's Hall tonight at $
O'Clock. Several of the candidates for
municipal offices will address the club.
Professor Charles G. Cunningham. Of
Rar rdolph-Mac Academy, aud 5lr. Jesse
Cunningham, of Hampton, who have
| been on visit to friends, have returned
home.
l.. Schenck, a white man. who says his
home is IN Petersburg. was arrested yes
terday morning by Officer Harmon on the
| c. Smith.
Miss Josie Grace gave apriyate soiree last
| Thursday night in honor Of Miss Agnes
OConnor. There were about twenty
| couples present, Professor Day furnishing
the music.
Mr. w. s. Burton, of Old Dominion
| Lodge. Knights OF Pythias, will attend
the Grand Lodge. winch assemblies at
/ n oh ha al IN
his lodge.
A large delegation arrived in the city
| last night from Norfolk for the purpose OIL
which comes off before the House Com
mittee on Banks, Currency and Commerce
| tonight.
Mr.. Richard Koch, of st. Louis. Mo.
and bride formerly Miss Katie Stephan
who were married last Tuesday evening al
the residence OF the brides parents, 81.
north Fifth street. left the city yesterday
| afternoon for 81. Louis.
Secretary Dunlop, of the Chamber OF
| Commerce, received the following tele
gram at IL O'clock Sunday night: "Hoisl
cold wave signal. Temperature will fal
about twenty degrees BY 4. III. TUESDAY
| " HARRINGTON"
A telegram received here yesterday from
| Bremen, Germany, announces the death
at the advanced age of 92 years. of til,
mother of Mr.. Gerhard Haake. of this city
The deceased was well known to number
of the older German citizens of Rich
| mond.
George Knight and Archer Fitzgerald
(both colored) were received at the peni
tentiary yesterday from Aottoway county
the former to serve three years for house
breaking and the latter two years for ma
llcious cutting. This Is Fitzgerald's sec
ond conviction.
Lieutensnt-Go Governor Tyler, president o.
the Virginia Worlds-Fair Association, ha
appointed Mr.. A. L. Barclay, of Bueni
Vista, q member of the association for tn
Tenth District. Mr.. Barclay IS presiden
of the Buena Vista Improvement Com
pany. and it will be remembered that hi
town was the only one in the State tha
made an exhibit of its manufactures anC
minerals at the last Virginia State Fair.
SUNDAY morning after service the younl
men of Randolph-Street Baptist churcl
organized @ missionary society, which will
be q great help to tins newly Org anize'
church, as it will bring the young men 0
the church together, and thus keep thsu
from going sstray. The following are tn
officers: President, A. +. Tyler; Vice
President. q. A. Lloyd; Secretary, w.
Glazebrook, Jr.; Treasurer, I. J. Good
WIN.