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

Judge I. C. Minor has been kept at homo
tins week by sickness.
Mr.. Peter J. Burton is still critically i'll
at his rooms in Bellevue flats.
Mr.. Barney Werthem IS back from
visit 10 bis family, who are at Jersey City,
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Tho safes fund for the relief Of the
family on Mostly street now aggregates
5000.
Mrs.J.t. Craig. Of Cold Sulphur Springs.
Is visiting Mrs. W. c. Camp. 800 east Grace
street.
Mr.. John b. Cooper. Of " Winler," after
months % sickness continues much IN
| disposed.
Mis-. Emma V. shepherd who has boen
quite Indisp0sod for two weeks. IS slowly
improving.
Mrs. Thomas Vaughan. wife Of tho popu-
! lar Assistant Keeper a. NewiReseryor, -
| quite sick.
Or. John G.. Fisher. resident phvsiciin
at the almshousa. mas gone 10 Midlothian
! 20 practice medicine.
Mrs. Albert Grandy. of Norfolk, Is visit
/ Ing her uncle, Captain Charles /. Viii
| hams east Craze street.
I'm the Chanccry Court yesterday Marie
| T.. Kelley qualified a. Administrative on
the estate of Mary Kelley.
Twcnty-one convicts will be sent from
the State Tonitontlary u do work on
railroad IN Allegheny county.
Messrs. 4. b. Duesberry, Of Norfolk, and
i. Il. Hockadav, of Roanoke, both former
ly of Richmond. are in the city.
Joppa Lodge. No. 40, is called 10 meet at
the Masonic Temple NJ 1870 this evening.
Work ia expected IN the third degree.
4 lette- has been received from Rev. Dr.
f. g. Dashlell, who lSlu Kingston, Jamaica.
He Is much better than when he left home.
MIR. William Writ Henry leaves this
morning for Duluth. where important
business affairs will occupy his attention
for some weeks.
Mrs. Dora McCaw, Of Midlothian, is
visiting the Misses ITahorn. at HOpedale,
and her sister, Mrs. George -. Ambold, on
south Laurel street.
Mr.. G. :. Taylor. fireman on the Chesa-
peake and ONO railway, VINO has been lad
up tor several weeks with severe attack
Of bronchitis, rs yet unable TO get out.
Mr.. James Maxwell, who came home TO
spend the holidays, Is still al sunny side.
lie will soon return TO the Warm Springs
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The funeral of Mrs. Arthur NJ. Gum and
her ~ FAINT child, lee Gibson, both Of whom
died Tuesday. VIII take place at II 4. NJ.
TO-DAY from Groye-Ayenue Baptist church.
Acknowledgement II. Taylor Scott has
returned to the city from Washington,
where be submitted the CarricO case
IN the Supreme Court without oral argu-
meut.
Mr.. James G. Smith has bought out the
interest of Mr.. j. G.. Small in the CONNER
cial Hotel and restaurant for ~ $50 81. The
papers were recorded N the Chancery
Court Yesterday.
The Council committee appointed to in
yestigate the e1pedlenoy Of lnstltuting an
emergency hospital here visited several
sites YESTERDAY. but took no action in con-
nectiou with the matter.
Owing TO the cold snap the water-plpes
have not yet been run INTO the Male
Orphan Asylum. The iuciement weather
has also retarded the commencement OF
other contemplated Improvements.
Mr.. Allan +. Donnau, who was quite sick
SUNDAY night. has now fully recovered and
~ attending to his business affairs. The
other mem bers OF his family, who were
also III at the time, have likewise rcga.ned
their strength.
Mrs. David T. Williams has issued invi-
tations fol the marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Annie Ruflin, TO Mr.. Riley Miles Gil
bert. The ceremony Will take place on
TUESDAY,, February 7th, AT II o'clock NJ, at
the Second Presbyterian church.
General W. +. Tahaferro, DIR, Nelson, and
Mr.. LOvenstein have returned from Farm
vile. where they have been To attend
meeting of the Executive Committee OF
the Normal School. They expressed them
selves a. highly pleased with the work
and condition Of the school Inc new
building Will be ready for occupancy by
the beginning Of the next session.
The remains Of Mrs. ~ J. Shields, mo-
ther Of Mr.. 5. l. Kelly, of tins city, who
died IN New Orleans last Sunday, will
reach the Byrd-Street Station at 2:l5 this
afternoon and be taken to ~. Peters Ca
thedral, where the funeral Will take place.
Mr.. Kelly. who went on to bring the re-
mans 70 Richmond. expected TO have got
ten here earlier but the train on when ne
returns was delayed,
The workmen engaged in removing the
bodies from the Pickett burying-ground;
on Marshall between Twenty-thlrd and
Twenty fourth streets. to Hollywood GENE
terry on Tuesday came across the remains
Of Mr.. William Lambert, who was Mayor
of this city before the war immediately
preceding Mr.. Joseph Mayo. The body
was IN gu iron casket. and the workmen
SAID 10 looked almost as natural as iife.