Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05
Personals and Brlefs.

Rev. Dr. william T. Hatcher is on visit
| 10 Hampton.
Mrs. =. ". Terrell. Of Danville. is visit
! Ing the family of Mr. James Il. Pace.
| Miss May l.. ElIyson is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Langdon, In Baltimore.
Mrs. II. Theodore Enyson has gone to
! Atlanta to visit her sister, Mrs. Emma
! Walker Wallace.
Mr.. Robert W. Graves. Of Charles City
/ county. is visiting Mr.. W. 5. HeXter, 6J'
/ Catherine street
4 young gentleman had his oyercoat
! stolen from the back OF his seat at the
| Academy of Music last night.
( Mr.. Virginius Hall returned home yes
! terlav, after an extended trip through
/ New York state and New England States.
General James c. Hill, who has been
quite sick for several days, is greatly
| improved and expects 70 be out very
shortly.
MRS. Z. c. Gunther formerly Miss Nan
ME Campbell, Of Norfolk, IS visiting her
| sister, Mrs. MacD Wrenn. on west Frank
1 lin street.
/ Rev. Preston Nash's lecture on his
/ travels. with lantern illustrations given ar
/ Christ church last Friday night, was
/ splendid success.
Mrs. Mary L. Cosby qualified In the
| Chancery Court yesterday as administra-
I triX Of the estate OF her deceased husband
| w. ". Cosby. Jr.
Mr.. w. II. Mattox. OF East-End Lodge
Of Good Tenplars. will leave to-day Tor
| Fails Church to attend the session OF the
/ Grand Lodge.
A,essrs. ]. w. Weimer and George
! Shewbridge, OF Hook and Ladder COM
pany No. 3. who have been sick for some
/ time are improving.
! Miss Mary NJ. Luce, Of Goochlan1 Court
house Va. is visiting her friend, Mrs.
| William Minor Tompkins, Of lOll west
| Main street. for few days
! The Society for the Prevention Of Cruel
! " TO Animals will hold its annual meet
| ing tonight at it's headquarters on Main
! street between Sixth and Seventh
Officer Ogilvie, who was slightly hurt
| while trying TO arrest disordeFly crowd
! of negroes Saturday night, was reported
! yesterday as getting along pretty we'll
/ The Powhatan Club will hold special
meeting tonight 10 consider the matter
| OF taking part in the ceremonies incileh'
| 10 the Inauguration Of Governor OFer-
rail-.
Where the name "Nettie Farmer APP
neared In the Dispatch day or so ago
| IA connection with the Yuietde fair 10
he given this week Il should have Deen
Fannie Farmer"
Mr.. Samuel Boltz died at his residence In
| Fulton, Sunday morning. He had been
resident Of this city for over, hfty years
| and was well and fayorably known ny
| large number OF our citizens
Mrs. Mary j. Jeffress, widow OF COZ,
onel Jeffress, OF Nottoway county. d'ed
| ~ The Retreat Tor the Sick several days
| ago. and was taken 10 her old home Tor
| interment. She leaves no Children
The Bureau OF the American Republics
| al Washington has Just issued speciai
bulletin containing report on the eoal-
| beda and petroleum deposits OF COLOMBIA
! South America, written by Mr.. g +. IN.
| Carachristi, formerly of Richmond
Captain Frank w. Chamberlayne. VINO
ON Saturday. whilst crossing seventh
street at Broad. was knocked down py a
horse driven 10 a buggy. Is sunerhg a
good deal from his bruises. Thouss Jus.
now n Is thought inadvlsabie Tor MN 10
zee company. there is little doubt but that
he viii be well In a short time.
THOSE delIghtfui works OF Miss Mary
Assnn page Newton, Colonial virginia,
ana her Words Fair Letters. which
have attracted 70 much attention ana
comment, are 20 be brought out IN Few
days by West. Johnston \ GO. IN . peau-
tifuiiy-bound volume. The nrst paper ~
that which was read before the woIio
Fair Historical Congress. ana . w., 80
sofersstin1 document There are nve
OF the Worlds Fair Letters" and they
give charming description OF the grsa,
Columbian Exposition.
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