Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-25
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Walter $. Burton Is out after seri-
Gus illness.
Miss Nellie Mayo is visiting Miss Wise'
| in Williamsburg.
Miss Avs Connally will visi. Mrs. Curry
| in Washington next week.
Mrs. William II. Peasants, who has been
sick, is greatly improved.
Mrs. DR.. william Thomas IS visiting
| friends in Warrenton, Va.
Assistant Postmaster John l.. Grubbs is
| out after sickness of several days.
Mrs. Samuel Graham. of Pittsburg, is the
guest OF her brother. Mr.. T. ID. Neal.
Mrs. Willie Allen, Of New York. will visit
Mrs. William Royal during this month.
French Consul Masurier displayed the
flag of his country on Washington's birth
| day,
Suit was entered In the City Circuit
| Court yesterday by Tompkins d 20.
against j. NJ. Milton for $500.
P.B. Taliaferro qualified IN the Chan;
cery Court Yesterday as administrator OF
Lawrence II. Taliaferro.
Miss Wheat, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Skinker. returned 10
her home, in Clarke county. yesterday.
The Terminal meeting fixed for yester-
day was adjourned over until March 10Th.
| The only person present was Secretary =.
| NJ. Crump.
Miss Alma Saunders left Saturday for
Petersburg TO visit friends. From there
! She will 60 to RsdiOrd to visit her sister,
! Mrs. Dr. Black.
! Miss Adelaide Boudar, who lately gradu-
ated with distinction at the High school,
! has gone to Baltimore on visit TO Mrs.
| Major c. McCann.
The Rev. Thomas Spencer. of Petersburg.
| i III the city, a patient under Dr. Dunn
treatment at the Eye and Ear lnilrmary,
on Governor street.
Mrs. Margaret +. Brown has been IN
critical condition for several DAYS. she Is
the mother of Messrs. j. Thompson. lie
Roy T., and David 4. Brown.
The Lee-Distrlct Democratic Club has
passed resolutions denying that 1t was or
| ganized In the interest OF any particular
candidates for county officers.
The committee in charge of the VIZ
| GINA tent nj the bazaar will hold meeting
at the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall AT o'clock this afternoon.
Mesers p. 1resnon and j.. A. Nowlan.
who died during the past week, were mem
| DerS OF ~, ldlIlth DIhHNus loE' - IA -
Their families will receive $1,000 from the
order.
Among the corporas of the Howltzer
platoon who assisted III hrlng the salute
| 10 the memory OF General Beauregari
Thursday afternoon were l.. X. kellam
and ". NJ. Myers.
II was reported at the Second Police
Station last night that a hug row was IN
| nj ~
| Several officers were sent mp, but 1t was
| found TO be false alarm.
Colonel NJ. |. Spotswood. who has been
| indisposed for several weeks. has gone TO
New York for a few days of rest and re-
creation. During his absence Mr. A. b..
Guigon will represent him as Common
weath's Attorney.
Mr.. 4. Eichel. a butcher in the Second
| Market. sent 100 pounds of.nice beet 10 Slr.
X. W. Carter. Superintendent of the Out
Door Poor. on "Wednesday for distribution
among the needy. The meat was dona-
ton from Mr.. Elcbel
A soclable was greatly enioyed by many
| of the members Of the Seventh-NtrJet
Christian churcn last night from & 20 10
o'clock. Several ladies. who wore beauti-
ful costumes OF many different nations
and were adorned with Iewelry, acted as
| waters.
Messr-. Il. L. Hutchinson, Commissioning
Of the Revenuc of Charlotte county; ..
". Brausford. treasurer of Lvnchburg ;
". &. GILL, Sheriff of Chesterfield; John
Peprv. Deputy Sheriff OF IaZewell. and W.
T. ballard. Commissioner OF the Revenue
OF Warwick, visited the Capitol Yesterday.
Or. Parker received Yesterday letter
from a distinguished physician and sur
geon of Cincinnati commencing PARK
ers plug device simple and always
| ohectual for nose bleeding that Dr. Parker
has been using tor thirty wears. A cut ui
this little device was published IN DR.. I'd
wards'~ journal last year and has attracted
considerable notice III some of the west
ern States. The material tor its c0nstruc.
tiOn X found in every family. and ITS INTRO
duction j. entirely painless. II has been
sent to England.
DR.. Frank Steel has returned from Phila
dephia where be attended the National
Assembly of the League Of American
| Mheclmen. Dr. Steel L. chief consul 81
the Virginia Division, which was repre
sented at the meeting by himself and Mr
J. Hugh Henry, of Norfolk. lie says tue
main feature OF the convention was the
effort to amend the constitution 80 n t'
exclude negroes from the membership OF
the organization. The southern cvclist'
made "A brave hight 10 accomplish this, but
failed to procure the twO-thirds vote
necessary 10 carry their point. The Dasl'
of representation in the assembly was Ill
creased from one delegate for every 400 t'
one delegate for every 100 members.