Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-20
aR,eHr BITS OF CITY NEWS AND Cos
sip FOR THE DISPATCH READERS.
y.,,, Points About Our Friends
Coupled with General Hsppenings
In and About Richmond.

Mr. F. Don Leavy. OF East-End, VINO
has been unite sick, was at his place Oh
business last week.
Sergeant Alexander Tomlinson has been
granted a ten-days' furlough, ana ne IL
now in New York.
Miss Daisy Mullikin. OF Baltimore is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Gervas storrs' Oh
214 west Main street.
]. Marshall Atkinson. son OF Mrs. a. ID:
Atkinson, of the American HOTEL Is Ut
home on O short visit.
Mr. r. Fl. Holtzbach, of No. 206 south
Tanrel street. has returned from Durham,
N. c., after a long visit.
Misses Marion and Maggie kassy, OF
Christiansburg, are the guests OF MIS- ''
w. Rawley, Barton Heights.
Mr.. Robert HUGHES, of Chesterfield
county. is visiting his cousin, Miss Maoei
Burnett, 1901 west Clay street.
Miss Pencie weddell will leave Tuesday
for "White Marsh" Gloucester county,
the home Of General Taliaferro.
Professor II. H. Harris will preach at
Pine-Street Baptist church at IL o'clock
this morning on foreign missions.
Miss f. V. Hazlegrove. of Cumberland
county. Is visiting her sister, Miss Nj. Il.
Hazlegroye. of east franklin street.
CAPTAIN J. s. Lockhart. of Durham, N.
G.. came up to witness Thursday nights
parade and was on Change yesterday.
Willie REYNOLDS, of State street, Fulton,
who accidentally broke one OF his arms
few days ago. is getting along quite nicely.
Mr.. Rosser G.. Dunn has returned to his
home. at Aylett's, after spending several
DAYS in Richmond with his sister, Mrs. w.
j. Wood.
Mr.. J. VI. n. Allen and sister, Miss Ida
lee. of 700 Twenty-Fifth street. have gone
to baltimore to attend the marriage OF
their cousin.
Messrs. S. II. Hockadav, Jr., and j. W.
Nokely, of the Chesapeake and Ohio, left
last night for Cincinnati. where they will
spend several DAYS.
Mr.. Macon johnson, of north Tenth
street. who has been quite sick. is now
much improved. He was able to witness
the great parade on Thursday night.
Miss Henn1e Weymouth, of north Fifth
street. left last Thursday to spend the
winter and spring with her brother, Dr.
John II. Weymouth. of Beverly, W. Va.
Miss Caroline Browne, daughter of Mr..
William Carl Browne, the artist. has re-
turned to the city from an extended north
ern tour and visit to relatives in the North.
Frank Brandt was taken out to the peni-
Tertiary Yesterday from the city jail, where
he had been confined since his conviction
of HOUSEKEEPING. to serve term OF two
years.
Comrade Henry Pendeton, OF Louisa
Camp. Confederate Veterans, has sent to
the inmates of the Soldiers Home as
present seventy-fve pounds of fine to-
bacco.
Two of the large boilers made by the
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works for the battle-ship Texas were
shipped from lower Rockets during the
past week.
The new Nicholson School is rapidly
nearing completion. II is handsome
building and the people of Fulton are
Justly proud OF its grand and imposing
appearance.
Corporal W. NJ. Myers. of the Howitzers.
who took an active part in the demonstra-
ton of Thursday evening, returned homo
much fatigued, and has been confined to
his bed ever since.
Mrs. James II. Blair and Miss jamie have
returned after a pleasant trip of seven
months, and will be at home to their
friends OF No. 16 south Third street, second
fat. on Wednesdays.
Messrs. G. J. Engelking and Chrlss. Ber-
gen have formed q co-partnership for the
purpose OF engaging IN the business or
horse-racing. The firm name WALL be
Engelking & Bergen.
Miss Nellie T. Dickinson. who has been
in New York for several weeks perfecting
her studies in elocution, has returned to
Richmond. and will teach elocution in Mr.
Powell's Richmond Female Seminary.
The ambulance was called yesterday
morning at 1890 O'Clock TO the Police
Court to colored man who had q cut on
the left side of his head about two inches
long and half inch deep. He was treated
and lett.
George w. Mosby, ESQ.,, formerly resi-
dent Of this city. now general manager Of
an electric railway in Canada, who has
been on a three-wesks' visit to relatives
here. returned to his adopted home sew
eral days ago.
Thursday night large yellow dog fol-
lowed Policeman j. IA. Thomas to his
home, No. 1915 west Marshall street. He
thinks it is a shepherd dog, and would be
glad If the owner would call for it at the
above number.
Mrs. John w. Stage and son. who have
been the guests of Mrs. Sherwin McRae,
have left for Newport, KY. to visit Mrs.
DIR. Thornton, formerly Miss Bacon, of
this city. and from there will go to their
home. in Bowling Green, Ky.
Tom Nash (colored) was arrested in the
First District yesterday upon a charge
of having in his possession q horse
collar supposed to have been stolen. He
was confined at the station, where the
piece of harness is held for Identification.
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been given by the West-End Young
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
some time ago, but was postponed, will
take place at the residence of its presi-
dent. Mrs. j. B. Wood, No. 1lS Pine street.
Office John T. Hall, of the First Police
district, has returned TO this city after a
ten-days soiourn in Goochland county,
where he went to hunt and recuperate
from his labors. He was very successful
III killing turkeys, partrIdges, rabbits, and
squirrels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles We'll have issued
cards to their silver wedding, which will be
celebrated at No 10l west Clay street to-
day from ~ NJ. TO P. NJ. Mr.. We'll is an
old resident of this city, and both he aud
his wife are held In highsesteem by large
circle of friends.
A telegram was received here yesterday
from one OF the subordinate lodges of the
Sexennial League. at Buffalo, n. Y,
asking for a report of the committee
who were sent from this city to investi-
gate the condition OF the organization.
Captain James A. Lipscomb, of bianches-
ter, chairman of the committee, responded
by saying that circumstances were very
favorable for the extrication of the league
from its present difficulties.
About 100 persons attended the social
session of Richmond Lodge, No. As, of
Elks. held at Morganstern's Friday night.
after the business meeting. There were
visitors from New York, Portsmouth. Pc
tersburg, and other places. Mr.. Brady,
of Portsmouth. presided. The festivities
were kept up until midnight. There was
much speech-making and singing. ON
Thanksgiving night several of the Rich
mond Elks will be guests of the lodge of
Norfolk.
Richmonders In New York.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l