Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-12
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Mr. and Mrs. II. ". Nuckols have re-
turned from their bridal trip.
Mr. Kinchen Carpenter. OF Trinity Col
lege. North Carolina, is in tho city.
The Academy Of Medicine Will have a
regular meeting tonight at $50 o'clock.
Rev Dr. a. L. Dickinson is announced
to preach at Walters Spotsylvanla coun-
~. next Sunday.
Mr.. II. G.. Forstmann, OF 6ls west Main
street. who has been very IN for the past
month. is rapidly improving.
Judge Henry ". Flournoy said yester-
day that after the LIST Of January he would
resume the practice of law in this city.
Or. George w. Jones and family have
moved from their home In Ashland to re-
side in this city at 500 east Franklin
street.
Miss Cora billiard. a very beautiful and
| charming young lady. is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Captain J. J. Taylor, OF Leigh
street.
Colonel Thomas Tabb. distinguished
lawyer OF Hampton. and Major Carter VI.
BraXton OF Newport News, are at Muir
phys Hotel
Randolph Jefferson and William Archer.
| both cOlored. were arrested by Officer
| Bailey yesterday and taken 10 the Second
| Station for fighting in the street
Mr.. f. T. Campbell a mail agent on
| the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, who
has been confined by acute rheumatism
| for the past five weeks was out on the
streets yesterday for the first time.
The following persons qualified in the
| Chancery Court yesterday: Joseph +.
| Orshel as administrator of August Reitel-
| dach; Mrs Kate Beckman "a administra-
| trix. with the will annexed Of Joseph il.
| Beckman
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case OF Ernest Capps and Charles Ed
| wards, the youths WHO broke into the
store Of Constable Brothers and stole a
lot OF goods. was called end postpCred
until the 22d instant.
The following officers were elected at
| the regular meeting Of Richmond Press
| mems Union. No. ?. held last night: J.
A. Warren. president: James r. Young.
| vice president; y. II. Brimmer, secretary
aud treasurer; A. T. Shelton, sergeant-ot-
| arms.
Mr.. John W Sherman. city editor Of
| the Lynchburg Advance, and author OF
| New Market" was in the city yesterday,
| and made arrangements with the stone
| wall Jackson Dramatic Company 70 pro-
| duce his play as companion piece TO
| Fortunes Of War
| The Sewing Society Of ST Marks church
| will hold their Christmas sale In the
| lecture-rOom of the church on "Wednesday
| and Thursday. December 18th and 18th.
| The ladies will serve lunch snd supper
| and will also have a nice assortment OF
dolls, toys. and fancy articles suitable for
| Christmas gifts.
| The Washington Star says: Mrs. Eppl
| Hunton, Jr.. will spend the month OF De-
! cernber With her father, General Payne,
| 22i5 Washington circle. after which she
| will foin her husband. who has recently
| been elected 10 the Legislature. I'm Rich
| mond. Her sister Miss Virginia Payne
will accompany her.
The following officers have been elected
by tho Sunday school Of the First English
| Lutheran church: Superintendent. Jacob
| Amlauf: Assistant. Rev. J. G. Seegers
| Secretary. Gustavus Shultz; Assistant,
| Harry Greener; Treasurer, John Komer
| Librarian, William r. Umlauf; Organist
| Miss Mollle Richmond; Superintendent In
J FAINT Department. Mrs Lizzie Liiiis.
Several ladies' assembled at the resi-
| dence Of Mrs. Hunter Mcclure on Grace
/ street yesterday afternoon In order 20
| hear Miss Julia McGruder. the well-known
| authoress explain a new and original
| entertainment Tor the benefit Of the Nir-
| ginia Hospital. After some consultation
| however. it was decided to postpone the
| entertainment until after Christmas.
| At a meeting OF Lee Lodge, Knights OF
| Honor. the following officers were elected
| for the next year. viz: Past Dictator -
| Pollard; Dictator r. j. Warmer
| Vice Dictator. James W Craig: Assistant
| Dictator Edward Allen; .. F., G. W
| Griffin. Chaplain. George c. White: Re
| porter !. Hunter Pettis; Financial Re
| porter w. f. Woody; Treasurer. James
| Johnson; G. T., d. Redd; Sentinel. J. T.
| SaVille.