Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-25
Personals ord Brief.

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Personals prd Brief.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Johnson left last eve-
ming for New York.
Miss Virginia Johnson left last evening
for a visit to Washington.
Alderman Joseph w. Carter is quite sick
at ms residence. on Church Hill.
Hon. Henry r.. Pollard has been detained
at home several days by sickness.
Mr.. William A. Price, formerly of Rich
mond. now IN business at Millboro', Va, IS
IN the city.
The State Board of Education held a
long meeting yesterday, but transacted
only routine business.
Senator Leonidas ID. Yarrell, of Greenes-
vile. and Hon. w. A. Fentress. Of Ports
mouth, are III the CITY.
General James G.. Field. late candidate
for Vice President on The Populist ticket,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Dunkin, of Henr,co. and Miss Clara
Burch. of Lyncbburg. are visiting the
Misses Williams. No. III north Eighth
street.
CAPTAIN James q. Peasants, OF the First
Police Station, who has been detained at
his home by sickness for three weeks, ven
tured out Yesterday.
In the Chancerv Court yesterday James
T.. Tyler qualified as administrator with
the will annexed of the estate of Henry
Tyler, deceased.
The tug Monatch, owned by the Rich
mond Towing Company, which has been
under repair at Norfolk, is now at work
IN Hampton Roads.
Mr.. James I. Polndexter. Deputy Clerk
of the Chancery Court, Is suffering from a
deep cold and IS confined to his room, at
G2S north Eighth street.
Mr.. J. W. Bowman, of Salem. is at the
Exchange. Mr.. Bowman IS q prominent
Democrat and was for several years chair
man of his congressional district.
The fortnightlv meeting of the ladies
connected with the memorial bazaar Will
be held at noon to-day in the Board Room
of the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION.
The adjourned semi-annual meeting OF
the Gesangvcrein Virginia will be held next
Monday night, when an important change
in the charter and bylaws will be pro-
posed.
Commonwealth's-At Neblett, Hon.
Nathaniel Mathews, member of the House
81 ItitEulfNs hhi N'lVIiN' nANih, u4i Va
Lunenburg county. were in the city yester-
day.
Two street-cars jumped the track last
nipht at the corner of Twentv-frst and
Franklin streets and blocked the line for
some little time. though no other damage
was done.
Miss Minnie Williams. who has been
visiting the family OF Captain John +.
4 10 ..f ,.,Is MT AlF |.
Roberts's family, in Windsor, Va, has re-
turned home.
1t has been decided bv tho Mozart Asso-
cation not TO take an appeal from the de-
cision of the Hastings Court III awarding
Mr. ia. Hamilton Cahlll possession OF the
Academy of Music.
Mr.. Walter t. Leidy and Miss Alma b..
Richards will be married at the Third
Christian church, Twenty,,sixth and Mar
shall streets, at o'clock Wednesday eve
nlng, February 9Th.
Colonel 4. q. Dickinson, after a visit of
several weeks. leaves the city for New
York this evening. Important business
engagements Will prevent his attending
the Democratic banquet.
Mr.. ". L. Lester, OF the La Normandle
Hotel, Washington. p. C., Is now IN the
of Shirley King. and will remain home un-
I'll the last of the week.
The funeral of Mrs. G. Il. Mander. who
died at the Richmond Home for Ladies. on
Seventh street, on Monday, at the ripe age
of 80 years. took place from tnat ldstltu-
ton Yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Hunsdou Cary, who IL taking q
course III electrical and mechanical engi-
D Ill, 4 Ia
Cy, Is at home for ii week 10 spend his IN
tcrmediate vacation. Mr.. Cary Is a son OF
Colonel W. Miles Cary.
Colonel w. L. Wlckham. the commandant
of the First Regiment OF Cavalry. has writ
ten TO General Martin L. McNlahon, grand
marshal of the inaugural parade inform
iuc him that II Will be impossible for the
troopers TO take part III the procession.
The supervisors and deputy marshals
who served at the late election and who
have not been paid are notified that ii thew
will call at tine Office of Deputy Marshal
Ballard, in the custom-hOuse, and sign the
payroll checks will be sent them by Mar
shall Clarke.
Mr.. j. II. Brown, accompanied by Mr..
John L. Rur and Mr. +. A. Llddell, left at
u O'Clock NJ. Yesterday on business visit
10 the Georgia marble Quarrles at Fate.
Nessrs Rur and Liddell are stockholders
in that corporation. The gentlemen will
be absent about ten DAYS.
There will be no service at Union-Sta.
non Wednesday evening. That conGrega
ton will worship at Trinity, where Blshor
A. w. Wilson will preach. The Bishop
will preach OF Cnion-Statlon on Sunday
/ evening. the 29th instant. at $50 o'clock
! and there will be revival service Thursday
and Friday evenings of this week.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, of Masons, is called
| to meet at the Temple today at noon &
| attend the funeral of Mr.. Henry W. Hey
| who was q member of Columbia Lodge
| No. ., of Philadelphia Carriages will b'
in waiting at the Temple 10 convey th'
members TO BrancE's church. IN Chester
| field. from which the funeral takes place
Mrs. A. G.. Dickinson and Miss Fam,
will leave Saturday for New Orleans. Thi'
| city was Mrs. Dickinson's home prior 4
the war. Miss Steele, who has been {
guest of Miss Dickinson for several weeks
leaves Wednesday, and will spend a few
| DAYS in Washington before returning &
| New York Miss Steele Is niece of til,
Hon. W. c. Z. Breckenridge.
DR.. T.. n. Calisch. who has been one o
the most active workers in the effort I,
! found an industrial home in this city. ha
been requested by the gentlemen iutereste,
| in the scheme 10 draw up condensed
statement of the purposes for which tn
institution is 10 toe established. Mayo
Ellyson will make an appeal over his sigma
ture for all cnaritably- disposed persons I,
attend the next meeting, which will b
held at the Young Mems Christian Asso
cation Monday afternoon al 4 o'clock.
Registered from Richmood.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispa,ch.l