Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-08
Personals and Briefs

Mr.. John Seibert, OF III west Marshall street,
! Is very sick.
/ Mr.. James Y. Ramos f. improving after pro-
tracted spell OF sickness.
Mr.. ]. b. Lghtfoot and wife have returned
from an extended European trip
Mr.. II. II. Abrams, who has been confined TO
! his room by sickness, IL improving.
| Mr.. s. L. Unman, who has been in New York
/ on business for the past ten days, has returned
! home.
Mr. and Mrs. \. J. Blanton. Of Washington,
! q. c.. who have been visiting friends In this city,
/ have returned home.
In the Circuit Court Yesterday. in the case of
| John T. Jones against +. W. Mintyi, Judgment
was rendered for Sl15.66 and 1901.
Tho meeting Of tho Academy OF Medicine and
! Surgery which vas 10 have ueon ned tonight,
/ has been postponed on account Of the election.
Mr.. Horace A. Hawkins who has been III with
! typhoid-feYer nearly seven weeks. Is recovering
rapidly now, and II able 10 see and converse
| with his friends.
Mr.. Julian W. Tyler, of Newport News, and
! Miss Rosa May Redf0rd, OF this city, will be mar
! iied mis- afiern BON at $3.50 O'Clock at Centenary
Methodist church.
| The ambulance was called yesterday afternoon
al 1:01 o'clock to M.llhisor's factory. on Twenty
! fifth street, to white woman suffering with
| commissions. She was treated and left.
| The whole number OF deaths In Richmond
| last week was 32-l7 white and II colorek
! FIVE persons died from consumption, 3 IRON
! typhoid-ieSer, and . from commissions.
Mira Mary Yancey Knox died at Sis o'clock
! last night az the residence of her husband, Mr..
! John {. Knox, on south Fourth street She had
| been sick for some time, out her death was en-
/ tIrey unexpected.
Atits stated communication held last night,
/ Henr.co Union, No. 1870, conferred the Masters
/ degree on one candidate and rec mmended W.
| 81. Williams, OF the lodge, Tor district deputy
/ grand master.
! Mr.. George A. Bowden, of Wytheville. son ot
Alderman George +. BOwden, of Richmond, will
| vote for Cleveland I'm tho former place to-day,
and leave al once for this city, as no will RESIDE
at Barton Heights in future.
new station-house IL to DO erected at the
! New Reservoir for the use OF superintendent
| Roach ana his day aud light assistants, and
| lake is being made south Of the Ashland-Sreet
| electric line, near Shields woods.
The glass in the front window OF Messrs VI.
| Schaaf 81 Brothers 1ewelry store was broken
Saturday night The guilty party is not known,
but II Is supposed that K was broken by the negro
that was caught while trying 10 get into the store
OF A. Greentree.
Both of the Lee-memorial windows, which ara
the gifts OF Misses Annie. Lucy, Norma, and
Hope Stewart, Of Brook Hill, are now in place
at 81. Paurs church, but the handsome brass
shield Is yet 20 be placed by the side Of the win
dow. This is an exquisite specimen OF work In
metal and enamel II has been sent back to
New YORK in order that an inaccuracy in tho
spelling may DO corrected.
The funeral Of Mrs. +. J. Benedict, who dIef
Saturday night, took place yesterday afternoon
al o'clock IRON her late residence, No. III east
Canal street Deceased was the widow Of Cap
tain lisbon Benedict, who was long engaged In
the coffee aud spice business here. She leaves
four children-Mrs. James 5. Dalton, Of Peters
burg; Mrs. +. s. Lumpkin Mrs. j. f. Pnddy,
Mr. lisbon c. Benedict, OF this city.
The meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association Sunday afternoon was largely At
tended. Mr.. Thomas Potts was the leader. He
WAS assisted by Rev. DR.. Wood. quariette,
consisting OF Nessrs. Greenwood, Bennett, Hem
ming, and smith, rendered excellent music,
while the solos by Mr. Cloves were greatly en-
joyed. The boys meeting was conducted by Mr..
X. T.. White, while Secretary A. Can tlish pre-
sided over the Bible class.