Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-22
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. Mr.. Carmichael is quite i~ndIsposed with
n cold.
Mr.. +. W. Hubbard, Of Buckingham, was in tho
city yesterday.
Postmaster Russell is getting his stamp-can-
ceiling machine pat up at last.
Major James d. Patton has been confined to
his house several days with a cold.
The organist OF Ali-Saints, church, Mr.. W. X.
Mathews, has rendered bis resignation.
Governor Mckinney Yesterday signed Mr..
C~ulingworth's petition for the possmastership.
Mr.. James L. Carter, Of Caroline county. is
visiting his uncle. Mr.. A. j. Haynes, Of south
Pine street.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr.. Charles
w. King qualified a. executor Of the viii OF Mrs.
Mary '. King.
Miss Nellie FsirIeieh, Of Louisyille, KY. will be
the guest OF Mrs. James Armstrong Welch. on
west Franklin street, for several days.
Senator F. NJ. Parrish. Of Goocaland: r. A.
Tricc, Sheriff OF Goochlaud, and j. ". Wingcr,
Sheriff Of Shenandoah, Visited the Capitol yes
terday.
Mr.. John siiuson. brotber-tn-lav Of Nr; NJ: f.
ingalls,. president of the Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company, died yesterday al Healing
Springs.
Sadie Page, one Of the negro women who We're
so badly burned a few days ago, has since died.
ana the other, Maggie Gaines, is IN q critical
condition.
The church and school-house for colorei peo-
ple u be erected in HenricO county will not be
iuit in the villa section known as sherwood nor
near there.
Major Poe announces that the police will re-
port all persons that iail 10 obtain licenses tor
their dogs, goats, wagons, dTays, buggies, &C.,
by April LIST.
Mayor Ellyson will leave the city tonight for
New Orlesns. where no goes 10 mako hnal ar:
rangem ,nts for the removal OF the remains OF
Mr. Davis 10 this city.
Charles n. Taliey, has been called 20 he bed
side Of her daughter. Mrs. j. A. Williams, who
Is very III at her home, In Norfolk.
The Governor has declined with regrets the in.
~vitation 10 attend the reception 10 be rendered
March 23d to Mrs. George =, Pickett and Mrs.
Custer By the Southern Society OF New YORK..
The city ambulance was called at 10:l7 yes
terdny morning TO Twentieth and Main streets
70 a white man named shinberser, who had
fallen and cut his nose. He was treated and
left.
Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Wharton will deliver his famous
lecture on ups and Downs" at Grace-Streei
Baptist church tonight. The entertainment
which will 10 thoroughly enjoyable, is for the
benefit Of West-Niew church.
Congressman George u. Wise left the city yes
terday morning az 1880 Tor Washington. \
delegation OF West Point Democrats who want
NIlt IANl0 VI |A hAN IT, hH'8H E@
him, but up 10 II O'Clock had not found BIN.
The recital 10 have been rendered by the pu-
pils Of the music class II Miss Peticolas AT tho
RICHMOND Female Institute last night was post
pOned until tomorrow evening, when ~ VIII
lake place at the Young Mems Christian Asso,l-
alton Hall
There will be q contest for a handsome silver
prize AZ tho residepce OF Mrs. Ella '. Wood next
FRIDAY night. These prizes ara Gwartei by TIE
Wesi-End Us 20 the most successful essayist.
and The -oung ladies enter the hSt VITA spirit
challenging the admiration OF every one.
Rev. DR.. W. ID. Powell, who was a fchoolmato
OF DR.. Lendrum at the seminary. Will speak at
the Se.1ni baptist church tonight ~ \ O'Clock.
Dr. Powell delivered an exceedingly 'nIere'ting
address before The young ladies' OF tne tema'e
Institute yesterday morning at ii O'CLOCK
Tho committee appointed at the last meeting
of the VIRGINIA Boat club 10 cOrre' pond WIN the
MARYLAND Association with regard 10 joining
that association has not as yet written ABOUT
the matter. They will probably wrl'e Hpo
tue letter part OF the month. and early IN Aprh
will know what their plans will be Tor the sum-
mef.
Rev. Mr.. Eliridge b. Hatcher, who was on
sunday last tencesed q call % the First haptist
church OF Noriols, has not yet decidsd whsiher
he will accept the invitation or not mr' hatcnor
IA n son of Rev. Df. W. =. H1tcher. OF thus riIy;
Ia a graduate 0f Richmond co l'ge, ana II one ~
the most s~chClstly young men In zoe state. he
ia a preacher Of considerable ability ana CO.
quence.
MI. A.. j.. wray IS making o handsome marble
tablet 20 DO placed IN the IAN Of me Masonlc
Temple near the main entrance. On u ~ in-
scribed tho names OF b. X. Wexford, president,
AMI William b. Isaac, secretary and treasurer
OF the bafontc- Temple Association thosc OF q.
n. Courtney. William T.. Tanner, and Joseph V.
Bidgood. the BGilding Committee, and or mo
trustees. which includes also tbs above names ana
tue additional ones Of Charles J. Winso. d. u;
Cabell. John r. Mayer, James Il. Capers, and
Allan Talbot