Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-18
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. q. Howell Hill left Sunday for Roa-
noke.
Mr.. W. N. Mcveigh, of Alexandria, is IN
the city.
Mrs. John J. Gentry and her daughter,
Bessie, are visiting friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. Gus Boykn. who has been confined
TO his roorl for tie past week, Is able to be
out.
Miss Burbridge, of st. Louis. Mo-, is the
guest of Miss Pizzinl. 7l9 east Grace
street.
Mr.. Gray Wyatt and Charles Hill re-
turned home Sunday from short trip to
Norfolk.
Professor W. S. Moore. Of Roanoke,
passed through the city yesterday en'rou'e
for Norfolk.
Mr.. W. Z. Woody, of Church Hill. who
has been quite sick, is now able to go out
tor short walks.
Miss Helen Rose has gone to Boston,
where she will attend the Conservatory OF
Music for some months.
District Lodge. No. ]. of Good Templars,
will meet at Central Hall to-day at noon.
There will be full attendance.
Mr.. Moses D. Creighton. of S. w. Ger
hardt, of Lynchburg. ls on visit TO his
mother. Mrs. NJ. Creighton, in this city.
Sergeant b. F. Howard, of the First Po-
LEGISLATION, who has been confined TO his
home for the past ten days by illness. is on
duty again.
HIP. Edmond qualified in the Chancery
Court Yesterday as administrator. with
the will annexed, of the estate of Mrs. s.
w. Edmond.
MIR. w. B. Bevill, general passenger
agent of the Norfolk and Western railroad.
with headquarters in Roanoke, was In the
city yesterday.
Captain w. G.. Waller, managing editor
of the Times has returned 10 the city from
an extended visit to Old Point, and is much
improved in health.
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart has gone TO New
York to attend the marriage of his nephew.
DIR. j. Stewart Jameson. He will be alb
sent only few days.
Mr.. John G. Gibson has Just returned
from trip North. where he purchased q
lot of machinery 20 enlarge the plant OF
the Fulton Brick-Works.
The funeral of Mr.. Frank J. Heyer, OF
Fulton, q popular dttdche of Talbotts
o'clock from ST. Patricks church.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr..
Ostergreen to Miss Emma Roberts Wed
nesday afternoon at the residence of Mr..
Ernest Kahl. step-father of the bride-elect
MIR. Charles II. Burton. of the Tin.
Sheet-Iron and Cornice- Workers Union OF
this city, will represent that body In the
international, which meets in st. Louis
April Goth.
MIR. William T. Thornton. Of New Mexico,
who had been a guest of Colonel w. T..
Cutshaw for several days. left for home
Sunday. He was recently appointed Gov.
ernor OF New Mexico by President Cleve.
land.
DR.. Thomas Nelson Page returned Sun.
day from the South, where he has been
collecting material for O series of syndi
cate letters. He left for Washington yes.
terday, but will be absent only few
days.
A. f. Marion. before leaving the city
wien he was liberated a few days ago
called ut the printing Office of Mr.. O. N
Williams and asked for the blank con
tracts that he and Zimmerman had print.
ed there.
Congressman George ID. Wise arrived in
the city SUNDAY night and will be- here TO,
several days. He thinks of running down
10 Old Point ono day this week to witness
the naval rendezvous. Captain Wise re.
ports that tho rush Of office-seeksrs OF
Washington continues.
Mr.. George II. Richardson. popular
young citizen OF Mathews county. is on
visit to the city. ana while here is the
guest of Mr.. Z. @. Crutnp, 4l2 Twenty.
fourth street. Mr. Richardson has rela-
tiyes at Drswry's and Chester and viii
spend some Of his time with them.
Wyandottes in Q game of ball played II
the Grant yard yesterday afternoon. The