Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-05
porsnnnls End Rrlefs.

Mr.. John N. Burfoot of the EutaW
House, Baltimore, Is in the city.
Miss Henry, of Norfolk, is visiting the
Misses Wallace, 207 west Grace street.
The Council Committee on Light will
meet at the Upper gas-works at G;3O O'Clock
this evening.
w. w. Whitlock. of No. 702 north Tgen-
ty-third street, has Just returned from an
ENJOYABLE visit 10 relatives IN Roanoke CITY
and county.
The Council Committee on Improve
ment of the James river held no meeting
yesterday evening owing TO the failure TO
secure a quorum of its members.
The RELIGIOUS Herald issues an attractive
supplement this week with handsome IL
lustrations of number of the monuments
and historic buildings IN Richmond.
There was 10 have been q meeting yes
terdav afternoon of the Ladies Auxiliary
of Lee Camp. but the snow prevented so
many ladies from coming out that no quo
rum was present.
Mr. Hal Halberstadt, who has for weeks
past been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
was in a sufficient Convalescent state Tues
day 10 Journey from Richmond to Potts
vile, Pa, his former home.
Young Joseph NJ. Russell. son of Post
master Russell, who accidentally shot him
self through the foot while on hunting
expedition Christmas week, was getting
along very comfortably yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Mansfield. the actor, is a
cousin of Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt. of this
CITY. his mother, the late Madame Rudors-
dorff, and Mrs. Reinhardt's father, the late
John Beier, having been first cousins.
The New York Herald of Tuesday pub
fishes a special from its Richmond CORE
spopdent containing interviews with Drs;
q. A. Bryce. George Ben. Johnston, and
Lewis Wheat on the bold advance III
surgery.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body Of a
white boy named Lewis 4ayo, at 1916 Ven
able street, yesterday afternoon. The boy
had been sick only a few hours, but tho
Coroner thought that death was from
natural causes.
Judge Wexford has granted q charter to
the L. $. Grant Monument Association and
Old Folks Home. The officers are Prosi-
dent. j. W. Cash; Vice President. Laura
Slaughter: Secretary, j. T. Quaries; Trea-
surer, T. W. Porter-all of this city.
Messrs. ChamDlin. Delaney & Scott are
moving the balance of their machinery
lIOul INC OIb ApuhNHNf A'AAtAl CIV Nt'if'
streets, to their new establishment IN
Lumpkin's Bottom, and the old building
will be RACED to make room for the extern
sion of the Richmond and Petersburg rail
road tracks.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Goodman Manufacturing Company
was held Yesterday and all the old officers
were reelected for the ensuing year. The
following gentlemen constitute the Board
of Directors: Messrs. Charles L. Whit
lock. Fred. S. Myers, Joseph M. Rosen-
baum Morton A. Goodman, and Sig. NJ.
Goodman.
There was TO have been called meeting
of the Hebrew Memorial Association yes
terday evening at the house of the presl-
dent. Mrs. III. j. Myers. 4O7 north Eighth
street, TO nominate chairman aud other
officers, and to ask the ladies' assistance at
the bazaar to be held April nth for the
benefit of the Soldiers and Sailors Monu-
ment and Confederate museum, the North
Carolina table having been assigned TO the
ladies of this organization. Owing to
the inclemency of the weather no members
| we're present.