Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-31
Perannals and Rrlefs.

Mrs. Harvey Wilson is critically i'll with double
pneumonia.
Mrs. Il. Louise Ward Of New York, is at the
Exchange Hotel.
The Virginia Cotlllon Club Will meet tonight
at No. 100 north Seventh street.
Mrs. Saunders, of 9I2 east Marshall street, is
ltill confined 10 her room with sickness.
OF the s15, 200 Of direct tax refunded 10 the
county Of Henrico about Sl1,70O has been paid
out
Mr.. James V. Ramos, who has been quite sick,
II out again, and Mrs. Ramos ~ greatly I'm
proved.
Mrs. Mary S. Bradley, of 3l4 north Twelfth
street, who mas been sick fer some time, is slowly
improving.
Mr.. William Z. Woody of III north Twenty
ninth street. though stiIl confined 10 the house.
is steadily improving.
Mr. George Maths, OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio general Office, VIII leave tor a visit ~ West
Virginia next Monday.
Captain William H. Maxwell Of Sunny SIDE
near Winder. IS strongly endorsed for position
Ia the United states Treasury Department
There was q regular meeting Of the Council
Committee on Second Market yesterday eve
ning. Only routine business was transacted.
Mrs. William Il. Bushtel,, with her daughter.
Miss Leila, from Denver. Col, are visiting Rich
mond for few days, the guests OF Dr. and Mrs.
Philip Taylor.
Observation-Disclosures Newton and Grand
Secretary George w. HGwxhurst Will visit Gill
Memorial Lodge, /. y. G.. t., at the asylum next
Monday night.
4. Walter Carter, who IL taking the business
course at the Richmond High School, left for his
home, In South Boston, Va, yesterday TO spend
Easter with his parents.
Work ON the addition 30 the Male Orphan Asy-
lum Ii progressing very favorae'y and the de-
moliehing OF the old school buiiding gives more
room for the yard and playground.
Mr. p. X. Griggs, OF Huntington, W. Va, has
come 10 apsnd The remainder OF his days with
his children Ia Richmond. He Is in his Slst
year, aud las one son and I'VE grandchildren.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, who has been quite
indtsposed recently, was able 20 ofiiciato at the
communion service al ~. Pauls church last
night. lie win also preach to-day at IL O'CLOCK
Governor William Meade Fishback. Of Arkan-
sas will be for several days the guest OF bis reis-
tiyes, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Jones and Mr.: ~
D. Ward, at their home, 4Ol north Twelfth
street
Tho entertainment given at Randolph-Street
Baptist church last Tuesday will DO repeA.ed TO.
night. A pleasing programme, consisting OF
music and recitations, has been arranged ior the
occasion.
Lieutenant @. p schackelford. OF Company 4,
First Virginia Regiment, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia for several days past IN
now greatly improved. lie will probably be able
20 leave the house Ia y few days.
Colonel c. X. Sarksdalo's farmhouse at
/" Brown HIIl,' Ia Halifax county, was burned ON
"Wednesday. Tue house gud furniture were In
sured, but whether or not the insurance viii
cover the loes IL not stated. Colonel Barksdale
and his family we're at "Brown Hill"
IL was The ciiy-cnrblns contractor, Nh Goddin.
and not the paving contractors, TO whom tho
City Engineer referred IN the last meeting OF tae
tfff.an ma n hAV
With tho Petersburg quarryioen wien he re-
commended that the City Attorney should be
instructed 10 prepare such papers 10 tho mat
ter as would fully protect Ricbmona's Interests.
Messrs. Barry AID Rick. tnt paving contractors,
arc not az variance with any OF the nrins With
which thcy deaf