Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-02
HcrsOnnla and Hriefs.

Dr. =. p. DuVal is quite sick at his resi-
dence. No. l07 east Main street.
Senator-elect James Hay. of Madison.
and wife arrived in the city yesterday
MIR Henry Flegenhimcr has returned
from Baltimore, where he went to attend
the wedding Of a friend.
Mr. =. 4. Cary has recovered from q
mild case Of fever. His wife il recover
ing from long spell OF fever.
During the month Of November 339
deeds were admitted 10 record in the
Office OF the Clerk Of the Chancery Court.
a 2.cO0-gallon tank for water in case Of
serious fire has been placed at the Sol
diers' Home by the Board of Visitors OF
that institution.
Or. George w. Darlington. district lee
turer has been quite busy this week with
class at the Rough ASHER office. The
Working Committee met yesterday
Mrs s. Aronhime and son. Of Char
lottesvlle. and Mr.. Sydney Heinerman. Of
New Orleans, were the guests OF Mrs
Alfred r. Cohen, on Thanksgivng-Day
Temple Lodge, No. .. conferred the
| First and Third Degrees last night. Or
Darlington and other members Of the
Grand Lodge Working Committee were
present
officer b. A. Pillow, OF the First Dis
trict. lost his pistol Wednesday night. 1t
Is regulation Smith d. Wesson gun
The finder viii please notify the First
Police Station
Martha Ann Lewis 0colored was before
Justice Lewis, of Henrico. yesterday,
CHARGED with assaulting another negro
woman named Ada Christian. She was
sent to the grand jury.
The Board Of Governors of the Church
Hin Musical Association met last night
and partially arranged the programme for
the FIRST concert. TO be given at COrcoran
| Hall next Tuesday night.
one hundred and six deeds were re
corded in the Henrico County Clerk $
office during the month Of November. and
! Clerk Waddi issued thirteen marriage
| licenses. Five OF the latter were for
colored couples.
Much Improvement is being made to the
boulevard The thoroughfare IS being
Widen-d and put in fine condition from
the New Reservoir to the Hi Monu-
ment. and when the work Is completed
the drive will be as pretty as any IN the
South.
BY a single blast made at the Richmond
] Granite Company quarries thursday d
| solid piece OF blue granite was quarried
! which measured Is feet long, p feet wide,
and % feet thick. or rather more thah
| I ON toms Mr.. Catlett Conway is secre-
! tary and treasurer Of this company
The Washington Post says Mr.. Thamas
| Nelson Page will devote considerable OF
I his time 10 his literary work this winter
| which he has been especially anxious TO
[ sr.nd I'm Washington, I'm order 10 gather
4 some important data for projected writ
| ings MI. and Mrs. Nelson Page VIII
| entertain and take part in the season 5
gavcties TO a great extent, but TINS VIII
| moi deter the former from accomplishing
much important work mapped out for the
/ winter
Captain' Frank w. Cunningham had
very little time for personal enjoyment
! on Tbanksgivlrg. He accompanied his
| comuanv in it's parade 60 Lee Monument
/ where "A sham battle occurred, ana sang
a. six places during the morning anu
/ evening as follows: First Baptist church
/ al H. Clav-Street Methodist church al
| 10 An Saints church at p NJ, the
| Governors mansion, AT the Young Men :
/ christian Association. and at an Eiks
meeting.
/ The CAPITAL City football team met
1 defeat at the hands Of the eleven from
William and Mary College Thursaay
! morning. after "A valiant struggle Inc
! Williamsburg lads outweighed thelr op,
| moments by ten pounds. In the nrst nan
nctther side gained d point, but IN lhe
/ second the visitors made score OF D
! while their victims only got one touch,
/ down and a goal-kick. The principal
! vrork for the visitors was done by Halhes
! SIumphrey. Hepburn, and Brown. ON
49,. C'spitsi Citys the laurel-earners Were
| Wubon. Branch, Pierson, Minor EupahA
/ and Lorraine.