Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-09

General James A. Walker, of Pulaski, is
at Murphy's Hotel.
General Dabnev II. Maurv left yester-
| day 10 visit relatives IN Texas.
Rev. DR.. Sledd is conducting interesting
meetings at Centenary Methodist church.
MIR. and Mrs. W. L. Snlder Miss Minnie
Reuter- have returned from their bridal
trip.
In the Chancery Court yesterday b. F..
Archer qualified a. administrator Of George
W. Davis.
Mrs S. j. Burch, who has been quite sick
at her home. on north 1wenty-htth street,
Is now conyalescent
Hons. Marshall Mccormick. of Clarke
county. AMI ;. :. Turner. of Warren coun-
t.. were III the city Yesterday.
Mr.. Charles VI. Crutchfeld and BRIDE.
after an extended tour, have arrived AZ
their home, III MissOula, Mont.
Rev. DR.. Whitfield. assisted by Rev. j.
T.. IIutsOn. the evangelist. is conducting "A
revival at Fulton Baptist church.
DR.. George w. Semmes, Of Boston. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. DR.. J. Parks, at
her residence, 12l east Broad street.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, Of Baltimore. Will
begin series of meetings next SUNDAY
night at Grace-Street Baptist church.
Ir. Samuel p. Waddill. clerk Of Henrico
County Court. has been kept from hls
duties for several days past by sickness.
Rev. r. b. Boat wright. of Bedford City.
IS stopping for a few days with his son.
Professor i. W. BOatwright. at $40 west
Grace street.
Albert johnson, q colored man from Isle
of Wight county, was received az the
penitentiary yesterday 70 serve two years
tor HOUSEKEEPING.
Hon. W. d. Dabney, formerly member
OF the House from Albemarle now one Of
the attorneys of the Interstate Commits
sion's office, Is IN the CITY.
Misses Nav Hsndy. Madge Ould, and
Lizzie Bridges will leave for Baltimore on
Monday morning. They viii probably be
away tor three or four weeks.
Mr.. J. II. Seymour. of 400 north First
street, who has been SICK with the grip for
the past ten days Is still confined 10 his
bed, but is somewhat improved.
Mr.. Charles II. Hates. of Ilj north
Nineteenth street, who has been seriously
i'll for the past three days. il improving
slowly, but is still confined TO his room.
Ex-Attorney- General James G.. Field has
received silyer-ticket from Nevada as a
memento Of the casting OF the presidential
vote OF that State for Weaver ana Field.
The HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association
will meet in the lecture-rOom of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church FRIDAY at ~ O'Clock.
All members are requested TO be present.
A mortgage from the Richmond Coal
Mining and Manufacturing Company has
been given to the Massachusetts, Loan and
Trust Company to secure 500 bonds of
$1,000 each
DIR. Allen will deliver lectures on health
at the WOman's Christian Association on
Friday. Saturday. and Monday. The
lectures. which are for ladies only, will be
delivered at O'clock.
Mr.. Thomas T. Hanuigan, of No. SIT east
Leigh street. who has been confined 10 his
room for several weeks with severe attack
of bronchitis. is improving slowly and
hopes to be out in few weeks.
The February term of the Henrico
County Court meets next Monday. The
most important cases to be considered are
those of Philip Norman Nicholas. charged
with murder and joan A. Houseman and
John Llovd. charged with a criminal AS
sault upon the formers little daughter.
The Old Dominion Division. No. 1876. of
the Order of Railway Telegraphers held
their annual meeting Tuesday night and
elected the following officers, after which
they enjoyed a supper at Zimmermann's
Z. @. T., S. q. Frear; g. l.. W II. Lusk;
X. G. r.. T.. w. Walden: 5. and t.. Julien
Price; S. T., II. Il. Hunter: J. T.. 7. l..
Richardson: |. s., j. l.. Bohavito; o. s.,
Charles Singer. Delegates 70 the Grand
Convention L. W. Walden. Il. p. Wetmore,
and w. II. Lusk.