Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-11
per.onal. and priefs.

Hon. James T.. Gordon, of Charlottes-
VILE, is in the city.
Mrs. Emma Wilkinson he's gone to tho
country on a long visit.
Miss Lulie Il. Walton, OF Sussex, Va, Is
now stopping with her cousin, Mrs. Lizzie
V. Lowry.
Officer Sowell arrested Al Sherold yes
tcrday on the charge Of breaking and en-
tering the house of Annie Winston.
The ambulance was called ut 40 p. N:
to Thirteenth and Cary streets 10 4 colored
man with a fit. He was treated aud left.
Mr.. Charles +. Ingersoll. a well-known
collar- maker and resident Of Clay Ward.
died Thursday night after a brief illness.
The Deep-Run Hunt Club expect to hayo
fine sport this afternoon. The start Will
be made from Barton-Heighls battery ct )
o'clock.
MAJOR I. J.. Courtncy. superintendent
Of the Richmond. Fredericksbur and po-
tomac railroad. Is detained at homo by
sickness.
Roy. II. 4. Bagbv will preach at the
Second Baptist church morning and night.
and the meetings will continue throughout
the week.
Thomas II. Parker. q colored man. vas
received at the peuitentiary Yesterday
from Fredericksburg to servo W years
for forgery.
In the Chancery Court yesterday indlana
Breach qualified "a c%Xecutrlx OF Augustine
NJ. Breach, and William II. Pryor qualified
as executor Of John Dennis.
Mr.. George W. Fowlkes. who has been
quite sick. Is better. He Is with his
I~ctbor - i,v~ NJ Ibarlaa " HqgkGr. At
No. Gl2 north Twenty-ffth street.
Mr.. William II. Cullingworth received a
letter yesterday addressed to him rs post
master of Richmond from a lady IN Baltl-
more complaining about obscene matter
passing through the mails.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
will hold its annual meeting at Ciay-Street
church tomorrow afternoon at .33O
o'clock. Officers will be elected and re-
ports for the year submitted.
The revival meetings at TRINITY Motho-
dist church will continue throughout the
coming week. Or. Peterson hiss been
preaching 10 large congregations and con-
siderable interest has been manifested.
Next TUESDAY evening will be the occa-
sion of the visitation of the grand officers
Of the Royal Arcanum TO Henry Clay
Council at Ashland, AMI quite a number OF
the members OF the Ouucll IN thls clty
Will 20 witt them.
Mrs. Fannie Dallman. after nm absence
Of seventeen years IN California, has re-
turned to her old home with her daughter
Mabel, and Is stopping with her mother.
Mrs. Lewis Held, 502 north Second street.
Mr.. Thomas p. Campbell and bride have
returned home after quite an extended
wedding tour through the northern cities.
MIR. Campbell reports that be was royalty
treated br the City Council OF Boston
while in the Hub city.
At the regular meeting Of Aurora Lodge,
No. I16. /. O. .. F., held last Thursday
night. Past-Grands Walter G. Duke and G.
W. Norris were elected to represent that
lodge 70 the session of the Grand Lodge to
be held in Norfolk in April.
Coroner Taylor was called TO the store of
Kan & Brother, on Brooke avenue, yester-
dav to view the body OF Patience Jones
(coloredl. aged 70 years. vino fell dead
while in the store. Death was from heart
failure and no inquest was held. The
body was buried by the city.