Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-10
Personals and Briefs.

St. Peters cathedral is being repainted.
Mr. James b. Pace. who has been quite
indisnosed for three or fonr days, ~
about well again.
Policeman +. r. Robinson. Of the First
District. has returned from Baltimore
bringing with him his fair bride
Mr.. c. p. Cross. first assistant super
intondent Of the penitentiary' was taken
ycrv IN yesterday with congestion or the
lungs.
Mr. James =. King and daughter have
returned to Washington aitrr rrltI
and pleasant visit 70 Mr.. King hloth''
at l29l west Broad street
There was a regular meeting ~ the
C,uncu Committee on Health yesteTlay
evening. Bills and pay-rolls were approx
cd and other routine business transacted
,rrs DR. Withers and her daughter.
Miss Fannie. have returned from New
York. where they have been spending a
month or more for recreation anu
pleasure.
Tho committee Of the Chamber oi Com
r,arca 10 which was assigned that pu"S-
lion. has not as yet determined upon the
manner I'm which their biz new home VIII
be opened.
Hon George y. Wise was able to get
out Tuesday to vote II was the irst
time i'm seyen weeks that he was on the
street lie hopes soon to be- able to go to
Washington.
Mr.. y. +. Chewing, a well-known
farmer Of Louisa county, and an uncle
Of Mr.. \. j. Chewning Of this city
died al his home near Louisa Court
house. sunday; aged 90.
Mr. James T. Kearney, Of the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company who was 50 III
with typhoid-fever, Is now almost Iuily
restored 10 health, and was able to be
AT his Office this week.
Ham. Conway writes from Cincinnati
to Mayor Ellyson asking for informa-
tion concerning his mother and two Sis
ters. whom he left here twelve years
AGO. Conways address Is 1863 Poplar
street
Dova Lodge. No. 7.sof Masons. win hold
q meeting at the Temple this evening AT
: o'clock. Some one Will be recon-
mendod for District Deputy Grand Mas
ter and there will be work in the Thlrd
degree.
Mrs POLK Miller and her little daugh-
ter virginia Lee. returned "Wednesday
nv the York-River Line from Baltimore
where they have been visiting Mrs Gene
raj Charles p. Montague, Mrs. Miller
sister.
U,,eina No. was called out yester-
dav morning 10 No. lllj east Main street
10 extingush a blaze that had originated
In the chimney Of vacant oi1ce on the
second floor. caused by defective nue.,
The damage was triiing.
Mrs and Mrs. r. r. Cavedo have is
sued invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Cascilda, 70 Mr.. LOUIS
Rogers Kellam. The ceremony VIII De
performed Tuesday evening, November
21st at o'clock. at st. Patricks chureh'
Mr.. Hardy Pyle contractor for the
hardwood finishing In the new city Hail.
denies in card published yesterday
afternoon that the two men whose ser
vices were dispensed with on Wednesday
were discharged on account or mcompe-
tency. He does not. however. explain
why their services were dispensed with.
Virginia Conclave. Improved Order OF
Heptasophs, had an important meeting
at Wnkerson's Hall last night. Several
candidates were elected and initiated,
and addresses were made by some OF the
leading Heptasophs OF the city After
the meeting the conclave entertained It's
guests at DeIarue's. where pleasant
social session was passed.
The children OF Trinity Temple, Good
Templars, will hold memorial services this
afternoon at o'clock in Central Hall. on
Fifth street near Broad. In honor OF Mrs.
A. A. Brookbank. OF Indiana. Il. w. G.,
5. |. T. OF the order. The services will
be conducted by Rev. Or. W. " Tudor
of Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church. All Good Templars are invited TO
be present.