Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-12

Personals ana bltti"'
The November term Of Henrico County
| Court begins Monday.
/ DIR. Charles 2. Seitz has returned from
( pleasant visit TO Fort Lee.
The forty hours devotion will begin at
/ Sacred Heart church next Sunday at hlgh
mass.
Mrs. James V. Ramos, who has been
very sick, il now able to go down 70 her
meals.
Mr.. Clifton Mahon has returned from
/ Western Texas after pleasant trIp Oh
I three months.
Rev. Father Tierney will take CHARGE OF
/ his new mission near Alexandra some tine
/ the coming molth.
The work Of transferring the dead from
! the old Bishops cemetery 10 Mt. calvary
/ is very nearly completed.
Richmond Lodge. No. 10. Inter rational
Association Of 1lachinlsts, Will meet IN
( Milknsons Hall tonight.
The ladies' Of the City Mission will meet
/ at the Young Mems Christian Association
, at { O'Clock TINS afternoon
Mrs. Page. penitentiary matron. who has
/ been very SICK, is improving, and VIII soon
/ be able to return 20 ner duties.
The two large sycamore trees in front Of
! Speuces store. on Broad street near
/ Eighth, were cut down yesterday.
7 Rev. DR.. Robert p. Kerr will deliver a
/ lecture at the Young Mems Christian As
soclation Hall next Tuesday night. on
! " Paris
Rev. q. G. Ryan will not fill his pulpit
| at Perkins church, Goochland county,
| SUNDAY, on account OF the extreme SICK
/ ness of Mrs. Ryan,
Mr.. NJ. S. Dicken, Of Anderson, S. c.. is
| IN the city, having Just returned from rho
! North. where he purchased some fine sta
tuary for his hotel.
Mrs. Catherine Morgan, Of West Viz
| ginia, and Mrs. Henry Necson. of Baltl-
! more, left for their homes yesterday, after
/ u visit of some weeks 10 Mrs. l.. Ii. Smith.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Lippmann. OF
/ Savannah, and Misses Gladys. Eunlce, and
| Doris Lippman are the guests OF the
motner Of Mrs Lippman, Mrs. NJ Rosen-
/ baum.
DR.. r. G.. Barnhill. of Ohio, will deliver
a lecture at the Young Mems Christian
Association tonight on " The Atomic
and Ph, Biological Theory Applied to Lie
and Society,"
There will be a called mectins Of the
/ HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association Tuesday
! nj noon IN the lecture-rOOm of DIR. Hoge
] church Business Of special importance -
! to be transacted.
MIR. and Mrs. John J. Hagedorn, of Phila-
! deiphia. We're IN tho city Tuesday ana
/ Wednesday, az route to Georgia and Florida.
{ While IN the city they were the guests OF
Mr.. Meyer Sycle.
A large number of prominent Baptists
from this city and vicinity lett on the 3
! O'Clock train yesterday for Danville 10 at
tend the General Association ct Virginia,
which convened there last night
At o'clock on Sunday morning the
Children Of Mary will 90 IN a body TO holy
| communion. In the afternoon their regu-
lar monthly NEE ing, with Very Rev. Father
| Friolls instruction, will take place.
Mr. John Flournoy's little son was
knocked down by a horse hltched % a
( buggy yesterday and seriously hurt. Both
the animal and the vehicle passed over
him, breaking his nose very badly and
painfully njuring his leg.
The discovery Of a small blaze in a coal
shed on Grace street between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, belonging TO Captain 4. I.
Burke. was the occasion Ior an alarm Of
fire at 7:29 O'Clock last night from Station
/ Is. The damage was very trltilng.
One of the Main-street cars going east
ran into the carriage Of Mrs. Henry BO-
| decker which was standing On the track
| near Main and Fifteenth streets, yesterday
morning. Fortunately the moto.man re-
versed his car az once. No one was hurt.
In the Cltv Circuit Court yesterday, in
the case OF NJ. OrensteIn against the Rich
mond Union Passenger Railway, the jury
could not agree and were adjourned over
| until this morning VI 10 o'clock. Suit was
I instituted by V. H. j.. ClGHin 4 Co. against
Cams Il Co. for 5000.
A negro man named f. VI. Wylie Of
| Powhatan county. brought 70 town yester-
| dav morning a perfectly white squirrel
| which he exhibited at Polk Mllier's, where
| IL was dubbed Cleyeland's squirrel. 1t
was then carried TO Mr.. Walter Edmund,
at the Exchange Hotel. who Will send IL 10
| Greensboro and have 1t taxidermised.
The Building committee of the Chamber
| OF Commerce viii soon consider the matter
of making the partitions and floors or tdeI
new building re-proot. Mr. Al. }. DIM
mock, the architect. who has communl-
Gated with several parties for estimates,
saws the building can be made perfectly
iire-proot for an additional cost of $1,000
On next Thursday. tine 18th instant. the
LADIES' Auxiliary Society OF the Masonic
Home Of Virginia wall hold their annual
reunion at the Home. where they will in
spect the place. transact regular business,
and partake Of lunch, which VIII be pro
vided by the society. The Seven-Plnes
railroad will run a special train for she ac-
cOmmodation of the ladies.
Miss Ida Orena Bartlett was married TO
Mr.. Ivan II. Bugg by the Rev. Mr.. Hut
son Wednesday evening at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs. ID. Il. Lewis,
2lOiI south Pine street. The bride wore a
lovely hght-green broadcloth travelling
dress and carried large bunch Of white
chrrsantheroums. The couple lett on the
night tram to spend their bridal Tip in
the West, stopping in Lexington to see
relatives of tho bride before returning TO
Richmond, their future home.