Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-19
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Louis A. Cont Is out after painful indis-
position.
Mr.. George S. yashon. Jr., has returned from
a business trip TO New York.
Mr. George & Vashon has been quite sick for
several days at his residence on west Grace
street.
Mrs. Iredell johnson, of Raleigh, Y. c., is in
Richmond, the guest Of Mrs. j. !. Mcltee, III
east Grace street.
Miss Emma s. Frostt, of tho West-End, left
for Washington Thursday 70 visit her sister, Mrs
John w. Patterson
Mr. /. H. Potiilo. OF the Atlanta Constitution,
was in the city yesterday. tie left In the after
noon for Buffalo Springs.
Samuel p. Blankenship. young white man
charged with petty larceny, was tried in the
Hastings Court yesterday and acquitted.
The Marshall Ward Club will hold their regl-
lar meeting tonight at springfield Hall. Speak
ers will be on hand and all good Democrats are
invited.
Colonel w. f. Cutshsw has been quite sick for
several days with a severe cold, but he Is I'm
proving. tie suffered from an attack OF the grip
during the winter.
Miss Nellie Bernard who has been suffering
from painful Illness Tor seNe al months past,
IL in a very critical condition at her home, $40
west Marshall street.
Miss Rose c. Mead. OF Washington, ID. c., who
has been on a visit 20 her sister, Mrs. George A.
Cunningham. will leave for home to-day, after
spending delightful time among her friends
here.
This il from the New Orleans Times Democrat:
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, the well-knoWn au-
thor, is expected in this city during the present
month and will be the guest OF DR.. and Mrs
Henry Dickson Bruins.
The New Orleans Piedygne says: Miss Ida
Grey, of Richmond Va. who has been the at
tractive guest OF Miss Annabel Bussey, left last
week for her home, much 70 the regret OF tue
many friends she made during her stay ID Ne"
Orleans.
For some time small amounts OF money have
been disappearing In the onice of large con-
Germ here day or two ago the cuprit was
Detected ana promptly discharged. No arrest
was made, and it is understood the young man
has left the city
In the Chancery Court yesterday sllss H.:
sbackelford qualified as executor OF the VIII OF
Joseph f. Lee: Lewis ID. Piatt qualified as ad-
ministrator Of the estate OF Frank l. Plaff, ana
Rachel W. Farrar qualified as executor OK the
will OF Joseph h. farrar.
The continued case OF white man named
Renueit, charged with converting goods 10 MS
own use after giving n deed OF trust thereon, was
called for investigation In the Magisfrates Court
of Henrico Yesterday. but In the absence OF wit
nesses was continued until next Friday.
AT tho sunday-school teachers meeting al the
Young Mems Christian Association this siter-
noon tho subject of the lesson will be The
canonics Order OF Ihe boohsol tne nio,e, o 's
tory" Rev Jabez Hall win lead. The parlor
not being large enough, the meeting VIII De
held In the main hall.
The following yIrgnisns graduated 10 the de.
partrnent OF dental surgery OF the University OF
Maryland on Thursday: Walter c. Anderson
Dabuey q. Barnitz, Z. MsreeIus Copenhayer'
IA. Fenton Deekens, Thomas Rollins Marshall,
"A. Janney Nichols Joseph l. kathie, A. Wat
son woodward j. Harvey Wool, Hugh Barbour
Hutchinson, silas j. johnson, and James W.
simpson.
Judge =. p. Johnston, OF Lexington. KY, who
cana 20 Richmond 10 bring his son. who was
shoe in the mouth at the Kentucky Military in-
stitute a few days ago. has returned home. Inc
young man is af St. Luke's Home, where he was
operstcd on by DR.. Hunter Mcclure. He 70 DO
ing as we'll as could bo expected. Judge Jonn-
atom Is well known here. having been one Oh the
judges Of the races At the Fair last faii'