Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-19
Personals and Briefs.


Six or seven bridal couples are registered
at the Exchange.
Judge n. s. Turnbull, of Bruins wick, IS
IN the city for few days.
MIR. A. Bohannon Duesberry, of the Nor
folk Academy of Music, Is in the city.
Mr.J.H. Calisher. of New York, former
" of Richmond, is on visit to the city.
Mr.. Joseph W. Blanton has been elected
SUPERINTENDENT of Park-Place Methodist
Sunday school.
Mr.. j. w. Holloran. of Libby Hill. who
has been quite sick tor several weeks, Is
out again, though not entirely well.
Miss Nelson. of Culpeper. and Miss Bos-
! well, of Washington, ID. o., are the guests
of Miss Grigg, at No. IL south Third
street.
Charles I.assiter (coloredl was received
| at the penitentiary Yesterday from Scott
county TO serve term of one year tor ma
| llciOus cutting.
The Hastings Court has fixed the 25th of
November as the day for the trial and DIS
posal of all the revenue cases now remain
ing on the criminal docket.
DIR. Hunter Mcclure. who has been in
| Louisville, KY, attending the meeting OF
turned TO the city yesterday.
The ambulance was called yesterday af-
ternoon at 2:40 o'clock to Whitloek's to-
bacco-factory to a woman suffering with
commissions. She was treated and left.
Damon Lodge. Knights of Pythias,
conferred the amplifed third upon num-
Der of candidates last night. Many Knights
from other lodges witnessed the ceremo-
MES.
Mr.. Andrew L. Elicit. who, under Mr..
| Cleveland's first administration, was Col
| lector of Internal Revenue for this dis
trict, is again an applicant for the posi-
| ton.
Rev. Father Tierney left for his new
! charge last Wednesday. Rev. Father Nc
! Keefrev taking his place at the Cathedral.
Father Carne will succeed the latter at
| Sacred Heart.
Mr.. S. Barbour Thompson, superin-
| tendent of the Richmond aud Danyllle
| Railroad Company. who has been indis-
| posed for a week or two with sciatca, Is
able to be out again.
| Colonel G. OBJ. Cowsrlin and Mr.. w. d..
| Chesterman, who attended the sessions OF
| the Southern Press Association at Atlanta,
left that city on Thursday; the former for
| New York in further pursuance OF press
| business, ana the latteT lot hlcuuonu,
where he arrived last evening.
Mr.. Virginius Johnston is quite i'll at his
residence. on west Main street, opposite
Monroe Park He participated in the
| great Democratic demonstration with the
Clay-Ward Actives, but on reaching home
complained of feeling greatly fatigued and
during the night was delirious.
Justice Crutchfeld did rot fine a single
person yesterday for being drunk. he
said at the opening of his court that he
thought the torchlight procession OF
Thursday night was sufficient to have in
toxicated as sober an individual as even
himself. None of the cases on the docket
were important.
Mr.. Leopold Jordan. the author of Rose
Coghlan's play, "Dorothy's Dilemma,
now representing @. b. Jefferson. Klaw Il
Erlanger. is in the city completing ar.
engagements for the comedy success, The
Prodigal Father" which commences an
engagement at the Mozart Academy OF
Music with n Thanksgiving-Day matinee
next Thursday.
At Monte Maria chapel last Monday Miss
Nora GILLESPIE, of New York renowned
the world and its allurements aud sealed
/ her conservation to the Church as vista
ton nun under the name OF Sister Benigna.
Right Rev. Bishop Van denver ofiiciated,
| with Rev. Father Herman. chaplain OF the
Convent. as assistant. The Bishop also
celebrated mass and made beautiful ad.
dress. At the end OF the mass Lau Dat
was most sweetly sung.