Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Il. ". Allston, who was extremely
i'll Sunday. Is improving.
Mayor J. Taylor Ellysop will submit his
annual message to the Council at the
March Sc sion.
Mr.. Ed. Weber. who has been confined
TO the house for several days by Sickness
Is able TO be ont.
Grand Chancellor Isaac Diggs. of West
Point. will VISIT Hines Lodge, knights ot
Py thias, tonight.
NIessrs. X. b. Chaflin & Co. have sold the
Male house. corner Fourth and Grace, TO
Mr.. Johu l.. Williams.
In the Chancery Court to-day William
NJ. Jones qualified as administrator OF the
estate of Annie +. Jones.
Rev. John B. Newton will 90 to Norfolk
Monday 10 hold a ten-day's meeting at 1T.
Peters Episcopal church.
Miss Edna Rowlett, of west Marshall
street. has returned to the city, after
brief visit in Chesterfield county.
Miss Irene Langhorne left the city
Thursday to visit friends in Philadelphia.
She will be absent about month.
WA. Waugh, Deputy Sergeant of Roa-
noke city. and p. l.. Huddlestone. Sheriff
of Bedford, visited the Capitol yesterday
Mr.. Never Sycle returns Sunday after
noon with his bride and will reside with
his parents at No. 102 east Clay for brief
time.
Mr.. BENJAMIN F. Orion. of Philadelphia,
arrived III the city Yesterday and Is visit
ing sir. Vi. t. Peasants, IL east Franklin
street.
CAPTAIN Frank Crockett. of the schooner
Warner Moore, came up Yesterday from
Newport News 10 shake hands with his old
friends.
Simon Thomas (colored) was arrested
and LODGED in the First Police Station yes
terday charged with stealing railroad iron
from the Chesapeake and ONO Railway
Company.
There is great complaint in the vicinity
Of Twentieth and Grace streets about
bovs ringing citizens door bells. The
notice would do well to keep an eye on
the youngsters.
Mr.. w. Z. Moran. of No. $40 north Seven
teenth street. has been very sick, but Is
lmproviug. He has charge of the Demo
cratic Headquarters of the Fourth Precinct
Of Jackson Ward.
The EAGLE Cornet Band is practlcinG
regularly at its band-room. at FAIR
mount. and promises to be one of the best
/ in the city. 1t is under the leadership OF
| Professor j. NJ. kayhorn.
! The position OF the memorial window II
1 St. Paul's church TO the memory or Mrs
/ Rolling Haxall is TO the right OF the chan
| eel. This beautiful tribute, illustrating
I Christ before the Doctors, Is erected bY
| the Haxall family.
The body of the horse belonging to the
! CRYSTAL Ice Company. which jumped II
| the Dock near Twentieth street Thursday
was taken from the water yesterday. AS
the ice on the Dock was quite thick tul
/ had to be employed in the search for the
carcass of the equine.
The Norfolk landmark of Yesterday saws
Virginia Division No. 2. X. of p, have
completed their arrangements TO visit
/ Richmond during the session Of the GRAM
Lodge February 2lst. They will go ci(
the Norfolk and Western railroad, anC
their headquarters will be at the American
Hotel
DIR. d. A. Kuyk delivered the first of {
series of practical talks in the gymnasium
of the Young Mems Christian Association
! Thursday night for the benefit OF Ih'
members and their gentlemen friends. Th'
subject. How to Treat the Injured" wa
fully exclaimed by the lecturer. Mex
Thursday night at $50 o'clock DIR. q. A
Blantou will talk on THE Story OF Human
Anatomy"