Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-30
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Mrs. T.. X. Blanton, of Clifton Forge, is visiting
friends IN the city.
Mr. Felix Taley, of Cumberland county, was
In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Reuben A. Puryear is on business and
pleasure trip TO Boston and New York.
Mr.. Arthur B. Clarke of Richmond, was at the
Metropolitan Hotel, Washington, yesterday.
Miss Clara Lee Smith. Of CroXton, is visiting
Miss Lottle Bell Bigger, No. BOZ east Leigh
street.
Messrs. j. II. Walden. OF Laurel Grove. Va. and
C. II. Keeling, OF Atlees, Va, are IN the city on
business.
Miss Fannie Parker, daughter Of DR.. W. W.
Parser, was not expected TO survive through
the night
Captain r. T. Daniel is IN Washington urging
his claims for appointment TO the position oil
Consul TO Colon.
Colonel j. Hampden Hoge was in the city yes
terday. lie IL an applicant for the position OF
Consul at Hong Kong.
The flag at the soldiers Home was placed at
haIf-mast Yesterday In honor OF tho memory OF
General +. Kirby Smith.
The ladies Interested in the Tennessee eble
al the bazaar will meet at Lee-Camp Han this
afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock.
Mr.. AiDin Carjoza, now with large northern
house. Is On n business visit 10 Richmond ana II
stopping with his parents.
NJ. John II. Wiley. well-known former rest
dent, who has been away for some time, Is on
visit 70 relatives and friends.
Mr.. julius Straus attended meeting OF the
Executive Board OF the Central Lunatic Asylum,
near Petersburg, on Tuesday.
The Council Committee on Police will hold
regular monthly meeting In the Council cham
Dor at 1880 o'clock this evening.
The remains Of Mr. George Reinhardt, whose
death in Chicago has been announced In the
DISPATCH, will be brought 10 Richmo nd for in
Ierment.
The condition Of Mr.. Morris Christian. who is
critically III at the residence OF his father Judge
George L. Christian, was slightly improved yes
terday.
AT the childrens fancy ball next Monday
Frantic Mckinney. Governor McKinnoy's little
daughter, will lead the march with Master VIII
lie Price.
Mr.. James Calder, formerly Of Richmond, now
with the Atlantic-Coast Line az wilmington, y.
c., has returned to that place after visit TO
relatives.
Master Oscar Phillips entertained number
OF little friends and playmates at birtnday
party at his home, 3lS south Pine street, Tues
day night.
number OF northern and southern tourists,
bound for Old Point and tho Chesapeake and
Ohio railway line west, wore at the Exchange
Hotel yesterday.
Mr. George T.. Anderson, Jr., has postpon ed
the picnic he intended giving Easter Monday on
account Of the death OF his uncle and serious
illness OF his grandmother.
Mrs. Reinharit. the motbar OF Mr.. Jacob
Reinhardt AID member OF his household, l. at
the point Of death. She ID In advanced age, and
for some weeks past has been in falling health.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Andrew j..
Byrne, Jr.. qualified as administrator OF the
estate OF Andrew j. Byrne, ST., and Mrs. Jennie
Nj. Cullen qualified as admiblstraulx OF the
estate OF DR.. j. g. ID. Cullen.
Mr.. ". r. Hanes. who had delicate operation
performed upon him at the Retreat for the SICK
about two weeks ago. has improved so rapidly
that he will be able 10 leave tomorrow Tor his
home, IN Cumberland county.
Mr. William jenkins has moved his family
from Madison Courthouse to the farm OF Mr.. X.
b. Chanin, below Richmond. Mr.. Jenkins has
been here for six months, and II was an interest
ing slg.t 20 500 him welcome bis wife and ten
children last Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Lee Staples and his wife, assisted
by Miss Mary Frasser, entertained number OF
his friends informally on Tuesday evening.
Among those present wero Colonel Richard l..
Maury, MIR. Peyton X. Carriugton, Mr.. G.. Har-
yey Clarke, aud Dir. Thomas Christian.
Judge Newman, Of Georgia, has fled an opin-
ion confirming the action OF the United States
Court TOR the Eastern District OF Virginia allow
ing Receivers nuldekoper and Foster, OF the
Richmond and Danvilie railroad, 70 issue re-
ceivers' certificates 10 the amount OF 100000.
The Guild Of ST. Johns church will have its
annual Raster egg-hunt In the lecture-room oil
tho church next Monday afternoon at o'clock.
There Will DO an entertainment entitled "Tne
Live Dolls OF All Nations" and an amusing ex-
hlbiiion OF "The joys and Sorrows OF Tabby
and Her Kittens