Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
ITEMS OF MINOR IMPoR LANCE.


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ITEMS OF MINOR lMPOR LANCE.
Personal Points and Current Gossip About
Court Cases, Church Services.
Mr.. Blair Fairer is visiting friends near
Washington.
Mrs. Barney Frischkorn, who has been
quite sick, is much better.
Father McKeefery will preach az tho
Cathedral next Wednesday night.
Mr.. John ". Starke has been confined 10
his room for several days with rising arm.
Mr.. Reuben Glazebrook Is quite sick a.
his fathers residence, on south Belyidere
street.
MIR. j. Clint. Smoct and wife, OF Alex
andria, were in the city yesterday visiting
friends.
Mrs. II. W. Drewry. who has been. very
sick FOR the past three weeks, Is slowly re-
covering.
Mrs. Samuel REGISTER, who has been
very SICK for several months. IS slightly
improved.
The committee selected TO srbitrate the
Exposition deficiency have not as yes sent
in their report.
DR.. Ramon D. Garcin has been appointed
medical examiner for Marshall Council,
National Union.
Right Rev. Bishop Van de Vyver will
preach on tho Sacrament of Penance at
the Cathedral tonight,
Miss Zorka Slocovich. OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, ~ visiting her aunt. Mrs. Kandoipn
Tatum, west Main street.
Mr.. Ira Mowery goes to New York to-
morrow to attend banquet OF lite-insu-
rance men Tuesday evening.
Misses Margaret and Rose Myers. of
Norfolk. are guests Of Misses Bessie and
Mary Berry, 400 east Grace street.
Mr.. Charles ]. MscHenry, of this city,
has returned home after an extended trip
through North and South Carolina.
Mrs. G. b. Tenant and Mrs. A. A. Scott
have lust returned from a very pleasant
visit IN New Orleans after the Mardl Gras.
Miss Bessie McEwen, who has been Wis
jtipg friends IN Richmond and in Hanover
county, has returned 20 her homo, IL Alue-
| marie.
Mrs. Randolph Norris. who went to New
Orleans 70 ioin her mother and sister at
the MardI Gras. will return to the city to-
morrow.
Next Friday being the frst Friday Of the
month, devotiOns 70 the Sacred Heart will
be held at St. Peters and the Sacred Heart
churches.
Miss Ahne Loving, daughter of Y.
Loving, Esq. will enter ST. Mary's Bene-
dctine Institute, whers she will begin her
studies again.
Mrs. W. A. McCue, Of Stanton, was
called to the CITY FRIDAY 10 the bedside OF
her son, b. Miller McCue. who was very
Ill, but is now better.
Beverly, w. Va. of the death of Mrs. Mary
Weymouth, wife Of DR.. John Weymouth,
| a native of Richmond.
Mr.. Charles II. Hates, of 115 north Nine
| teenth street, who has been very Ill for
the last month, is getting along very nicely
and will be out III few days.
There will be meeting of the lakewood
Memorial Association at the residence or
Mrs. Albert Mayo. 2314 west Grace street,
| at O'Clock Monday afternoon.
Mrs. w. D. (Bessie) Rosencrantz, OF New
| jersey, is spending few weeks with her
| parents at Highland Park, and hor sister,
Mrs. John 5. Harwood, 1909 Floyd avenue.
lady's sealskin mun, found on Frank
| lin street between Seventh and Eighth
| Friday afternoon by Officer Wren, Is at the
| Second Police Station awaiting identified
| ton.
The Old Guard Of Lea Camp will meet
at the Ar.nory Oh Tuesday night at s
| o'clock TO arrange for the entertainment
10 be given under the auspices Of Pickett
| Camp.
jefferson Lodge OF Good Templars will
| be visited on Thursday night next by O
! delegation from Rescue Lodge. comprising
| the best talent in Good Iemplar circles In
! Richmond.
The Governor has refused to pardon
| BENJAMIN A. Sprouse, of Rockingham
county, who was convicted Of throwing
rocks at railroad train and sentenced TO
eight months IN jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bloomberg left yes
| day evening for Philadelphia TO attend
the funeral of their sister-in-law, Mrs. Solo
mon Solms, who for a number Of years was
a resident of this city.
J.W. Priddy, Deputy Treasurer OF Han
over; W. Z. Shelton, Treasurer of Han
over; Judge Il. A. Hancock, OF Chester
| field. and O. IL. Price, Sheriff of Franklin
county, visited the Capitol yesterday.
Engineer Pickrell. United States Navy,
who wRs stationed for some time at the
! Locomotive Works, where the battle-shlp
1
| to duty on the new cruiser New York.
The ladies OF Pickett Camp Auxiliary
will hold a meeting at tho camp hall Mon
day at 800 p. NJ. All who are interested
! in Mississippi tent are especially requested
10 be present. Business OF Importance.
The contract for furnishing the com oins-
ton gas and electric-fixtures for the new
| Chamber OF Commerce building has been
| awarded to Mr. John Bowers. The de-
signs submitted by MIR. Bowers were OF the
| latest style.
| A commission of lunacy composed of
Justices Vincent. Frischkorn, and Lewis
will meet at the county courthouse to-
morrow at noon TO inquire into the mental
| condition OF Susan Gray and Fannie Cook.
colored women.
The field and staff officers OF the First
Regiment of Cavalry held meeting yes
| terday and considered several routine
matters. Very few, If any. OF the officers
will attend the Inauguration of Mr. Cleye-
| land in their military capacity.
The Hastings Court was engaged yester-
tlay in considering revenue and civil cases.
| The case of II. s. Chaffin. charged with
violating O city ordinance by locking the
| wheel OF one of his wagons upon paved
street, was continued until tomorrow
| morning.
The Virginia Division OF the Association
of the Army of Northern. Virginia held a
meeting Friday night and transacted some
routine business looking to the next an
nusl meeting. Resolutions OF respect to
tho memory OF General Beauregard wa
adopted.
At the II o'clock service in the Wigwar
al Rsrton Heights to-day Rev. DR.. A. g.
Brown. presiding elder of the Wess-kich
mond District. will preach and administer
holy communion, and the night service
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. .
G. Hatcher.
Mrs. W. II. Profit, Of Chestnut Hill
and her two sons, with her three accotn
nIisbed daughters, Misses Mamie. Ruth
and Msrgie, visited Miss Bessie Isbell a
her home. on Third avenue. Chestnut Hill
on Tuesday evening the 2ist and had . mu
steal entertainment.
The ladies Of the Fioridsdepsrtnent Q