Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-05
PersonnIs and nrIefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. r. Il. Kuhn and bride have returned to
the city.
Mrs. DR.. Price, Of Baltimore, is visiting her
mother, on Twenty-ninth street.
Mrs. Dr.. Brooke, Of Port Royal, Va, Is visiting
her brother, Sir. w. b. LghtiO0t, 6l7 east Leigh
street.
Miss Ada Lee, Of Kcyser, W. Va. is on a visi;
10 her sister, MIS-. 7. +. Duegan, OF Barton
Heights.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Otto Goodman, Of Brooklyn, y.
V, are the guests Of their brother, Mr.. Z. /.
Goodman.
Mrs. j. II. Matthews, Of stanton. formerly
Miss Mary f. Quay, OF this city, Is here on visit
70 hor father.
Fairfield Democratic Club will have an impor-
tant meeting at uardln's Shop Thursday nght
nj 1880 O'Clock.
The Charles f. Wade published As being sued
by Joseph W. BlantOn Is not Charles +. Wade
with W. L. Taylor co.
Young Herbert Stacy, who was thrown from
doc-cart Monday evening and badly injured,
was doing very well last night.
Mr.. George Wilson, Of New York, a hardware
merchant Of Richmond In the olden time. Is the
guest OF Mr. Charles W. Branch
Miss Wason and Miss Schermerhorn. Of Delphi,
Ind, spent Sunday IN tho city, leaving Monday
morning for Natural Bridgs, Va
The Virginia State Board OF Pharmacy viii
meet In Norfolk on Tuesday the 10Th instant
for the examination Of applicants.
Rev. J. T. Tucker will begin a series Of meet
ings % East-Eud tonight, assisted by Rev. H..
+. Williams, Of FOurth-Stre't church.
Mrs. John Nichols, Miss Grayce Nichols, and
Miss luta Bell, Of Washington, ID. C., are the
guests OF Dir. Jacob :. Allen on Chestnut Hill.
Hon Basil 3. Gordon, after spending several
DAYS in Rich muud aud comforting with number
OF party leaders Inns returned Co Charlottesville.
Del. T. Houcheus OF Baltimore, Is here
visiting relatives and IS stopping with his sister,
Mrs. John J.. Guggs, No. 623 north Twenty-sixth
street
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of r. E. Ice Camp will
hold meeting az loe-Camp Han THIS afternoon
al { O'Clock. Business Of great Importance Will
be transacted.
The funeral Of Mr. Edwin Stnusneld who died
on Monday in the jO.h year Of HIS age, will taEe
place from Trinity Metho dist church this after
noon a. o'clock.
The on bic school NJ Highland Park has opened
with sixfy-two scholars. his Is twice the num-
Ter enrolled last year, showing that this section
Is growing rapidly.
william cambridge Ccolored), who was recently
convicted In this city OF malicious cutting, vas
taken out 20 the penitentisry yesterday TO serve
"a term OF one year.
The Drummers Democratic Club held meet
ing last night aud made further ARRANGEMENTS
for the grand mass-meeting ~ be held on tho
night before the election.
Mss Nav Handy aud Miss Madge ould did not
arrive In Richmond yesterday as was expectod-
They are remaining In baltimore with me
TysOn's on account OF the indspOstion of Miss
Ould.
The Board Of Aldermen held "A special meeting
last night aud concurred in she resolution adopt-
ed by the Common Council on Monday nightklO-
eating the voting places In the election precincts
OF the oity.
The Old Guard OF Ice Camp, the First Regi-
mept Of Infantry, the cavalry, ana the now
itzers visited the ExpOsition-Giou nds last night
BY way Of the streef-cars and rehearsed the
battle Of the Crater"
MIR. A. Il. Tatum returned 10 the city yester-
day after twelye-mOnths absence, half oil
which time was spent in Southern California.
His vito and daughter viii return here 10 the
course Of q week or ten days
Libertas Lodge of Perfec.lon conferred the
ninth degree IN full form Monday night at ~.
AlhAns Hall and advanced the class 10 the
thirteenth degree. The fourteenth degree Will
be conferred Monday. October l7th.
! After the business comm unicatlon OF tho Elks
tonight there will DO a social session, at which
Messrh George w. June, Frank uirari, and Gus
Williams will be present The Oriental degree
/. will be conferred during the evening
The bell NJ the Third Police station has been
/ silent since last Friday, when the clspper fell
/ out while sounding q fire alarm. Several OF the
! neighbOrs are complaining. The clappsr ought
20. be replaced 80 that the hours can be struck
/ The friends OF DR.. p. A. Peterson and family
will be- Fratined 20 learn that Mrs. Peterson, who
Z has been quite sick for ten or twelve days, has
/ much improved and Is now considered on the
/ way TO speedy recovery. Her daughters, Mrs 3
I n. Brickhouse, Of Norfolk, and Mrs. W. p. Wright
/ OF Bedford CITY, and her granddaughter, his'
Lucy n. Brickhouse, have been with her some
I days.