Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-29
Condensed Collections Covering
City and County Contribu-
lions and Comment.

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south Tine street, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Mrs. Maggie Nugent, of Newark, n.
j., is visiting at Mrs. j. G. Nugents, 235
south Laurel street.
Concressman-e elect ID. Gardiner Tyler,
OF the second District, called on the
Governor yesterday.
Mrs. 7. ". Frazee, Of Washington, d.
C., IS visiting her friend, Mrs. X. l..
Adams, of Church Hill.
Mrs. ID. Branch, who has been 80 i'll
at Mrs. l.. Martins, % west Marshall
street, is greatly improved.
Mr.. c. W. Cardwell has returned to
the CITY with his bride, who was Miss
Annie Holman. Of Cumberland county.
The new station-house on top OF the
New reservoir is so far completed that
it is occupied. 1t is now being painted.
Mr.. Roland II. Childrey, who is with
Dr. w. IL. Scott, is not the Il. Il. Chill
drey who was reported sick few days
ago.
Judge Hughes arrived in the city yes
terday morning from Norfolk. lie
has nearly recovered from his recent Ill
ness.
Major A. r. Courtney has improved
considerably in the last few days, lie
is expected to be at his Office in few
days.
Mrs. John ID. Potts has returned from
St. Lonis, where she went TO attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Carrie
Shields.
Mr.. and Mrs John Cullen will be at
home to their friends on east Grace
street, corner Second, after the 10th OF
February.
Mr.. Alden Hart, of Gloversville, n.
y, is stopping for few days with his
sister. Mrs. j. G. Nugent, at 23S south
Laurel street.
Mrs. c. w. Alexander, of 2O2 south
Pine street has returned after very
pleasant visit to relatives and friends III
Savannah and Atlanta, Ga.
Edward Hatton, Jr.. Of the firm OF
Haskell * Hatton, returned yesterday
from New York. where he has been TO
purchase their spring stock.
The condition OF Mr.. Holt NJ. Page,
WHO is Ill at the Exchange Hotel, was
not improved yesterday. Ills physicians
are Drs. Brock, White. and Wexford.
Mr. 4. l.. Owen. who came home
week or more ago from the mountains of
Western North Carolina sick, has suf-
fclently recovered to resume his duties.
Tuesday night Professor Minor will
give at Sanger hall one Of bis military
Insskod caruivals, interpreted with
tabloaux representing every nationality.
Mr.. J. II. Witty has been appointed
Conn ssionor OF Deeds Tor Georgia for
the Stale Of Virginia 10y the Governor
of Georgia, rice Dir. J. NJ. Donnan, de-
ceased.
The Sovereign College of the Allied
DEGREES will meet in annual cOnvocation
next Monday night, and after the bust
ness Of the evening there will he light
banquet.
The funeral Of Mr.. John n. Gibbon.
Postmaster OF Meadow Station. below
the city. took place yesterday at |
o'clock from the residence OF his sister,
Mrs. a. ". hall.
Mr.. William c. holland, formerly Of
the firm of holland ~ De .Saussure,
architects, of Roanoke, Va, has accept
ed position in the Office of Captain NJ.
j. Dimmock, this city.
The delegates from the various Catho.
lie societies Of the city will meet in Ca
thedral Hall this evening at 1880 o'clock
to make arrangements for the celebra-
ton Of st. Patrick Day.
Mr. o. b. Craig, of Baltimore, gu
preme Commander of the Order Of
Golden Chain, was in the city Friday,
and paid official visits to Anchor and
Richmond lodges that night.
Mr.. William W. Brauer, of this city,
has gone to London TO carry on a branch
OF the livestock business of ". W.
Brauer IL Co., of this place. He ex-
poets TO remain abroad about two years.
The Council Committee on Health at
its last meeting decided that after the
expiration of the contract with Mr..
Richards the garbage Of the city should
be collected 10y the Health Department.
James Bullock has been reported at
the Third Police Station for allowing Il
vicious dog to run at large and bite n
child of Julia Croxton. The little child
was bitten Friday, but is not seriously
hurt.
Rev. A. j. Darlington, Of Prince
William county, is very Ill at his home,
and his son, Dr. Charles V. Darlington,
of this city, has gone TO see him. Rev.
Mr.. Darlington has many friends IN
Richmond.
Mr.. Moses E. Hirshberg, of this city,
has in his possession a copy of the
LiStCr county Ga:CttC, published IN
January, 1900, and containing an ac-
count of the funeral OF George Wash
ington. 1t is an interesting sheet.
Miss Katie j. O'Dwyer, formerly OF
this city, was married to Mr.. ID. p.
Meetze, OF Warrenton, Va, on the 18th
instant. They are spending few weeks
az the groom's house, but will take up
their future residence i'll Washington.
The Atlanta JourHai says Miss Es-
telle Courtney, Of Richmond, isthe guest
OF Mrs. VIII Montgomery ut her home,
No. I'll west Harris street. Miss Court
ney has many friends in Atlanta, all of
whom will be much pleased to welcome
her.
Professor Roger Gregory. of Richmond
College, had his intermediate examins-
tons on law yesterday. After the stu
dents had toiled and rscked their brains
for several hours the Professor rendered
them bountiful repast, which was
greatly enjoyed.
Dr. j. q. Trevillian on Friday ampu-
tated the right foot OF Ernest Nowlin, a
young white man living on Seventh
street. During the recent cold spell the
young mans feet became terribly frost
bitten, and il is feared the other foot
will have to be taken of.
The Utica Saturday Globe OF yester-
day contains an interesting article from
its Richmond correspondent, w. O..
Owens, Esq. descriptive of hunting in
Virginia aud illustrated with portraits
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