Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-13
parsonals and Briefs.

Mr.. John F. Rison, of Danville, was IN
the city yesterday.
Colonel r. r. Munford Is quite sick at
his home on Cary street.
Mr. X. C. Murray. of the Norfoik
Landmark. is in the CITY,
General Charles ]. Anderson returned
Yesterday from Washington.
Mrs. Floyd Hughes. OF Norfolk, Is Wis
,tinp her father, DR.. c. w p. Brock.
,tr LYON G.. Tyler, of william and
Mary College, is at Murphy hotei'
Judge S. Il. witt was able to be out
Yesterday, after several days sickness
Miss jamie Smith. of Danville. has been
The guest for a few days of Miss Bessie
Pace.
In tho Chancery Court yesterday Lena
Rose qualified as Administrative OF VI.
Rose.
The Tuesday Club gave Its second ger
man of the season at the Temple last
night.
IT is thought that about $500 was cleared
by the Yuletide Fair held last week at
the old McCaw house.
Mr. A. Dameron. OF Warren county y.
c.. Is visiting his sister, Mr.. +. H. Cleatoh'
at 62S north Sixth street.
Mr.. John w. Quay, of the Southern Rub
Der Company. has gone to Boston ana
| New York on business.
Mrs. and Miss Long, Of Cromer. Eng
| land. are the guests of Mrs. Boykln, al
| No. south Third street.
DR.. w. {. Num-, of West Point, and X.
| c. Curtis. Sheriff Of Elizabeth city, VS.
tied the Capitol yesterday.
! Miss Belle W. Tunstall. who has been
visiting at Governor McKinney's, has re-
turned to her home in Norfolk.
Judge Theodore S. Garnett of Norfolk,
| has accepted an invitation 10 deliver an
| address before Lee Camp Friday night
| There will also be some good music.
The New Orleans Picayune says Mrs
! NJ. c. Staples. Of Richmond, Va. Is here
| with her charming little family, spending
| the winter with her mother. Mrs. }. Is
| Cotton.
The whole number of deaths in Rich
| mond last week was 4l-2l white and Y
colored Six persons died from consump-
| ton. one OF those who died is said to
| have been over 90 years old.
Colonel ]. Lyle Clarke, who has beer
| appointed postmaster of North Baltimore
is a brother Of Captain Maxwell Clarke
/ of this city, and Is well known here. Dur
ing the war he was in the Maryland line
The members OF the Woman's and
Young Women's Christian Temperance
! Union VIII meet at Friends meeting
house at $3.50 o'clock this afternoon tC
arrange for the celebration OF Crusade
Day.
The following prisoners were received al
the penitentiary yesterday: Carter Chan
der, from Elizabeth City. to serve ter
wears for murder In the second degree
Lewis Morris (colored). from Richmond
city. five years for murder in the second
degree.
The meeting OF Pickett Camp on Monday
night was a most enjoyable one. There
were several good speeches, and Professor
and Mrs. Reinhardt, Mr.. May. Professor
Shaw, and Captain Cunningham rendered
some sweet music. The attendance was
very large.
A sneak-thlef entered the house Of Mrs
NJ. l.. Pierce, No. 7O2 north Twenty-slxtt
street about 2:30 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
| and stole clock from the kitchen mante
while the family were In the dining room
A short time ago a revolver belonging tc
Mrs. Pierce's daughter. Mrs. Robinson
was taken from an upper room.
Lee Lodge. No. Al, knights of Honor
elected the following officers at its las
meeting: H. II. Pollard, p. d.; r. j
! Warmer, D.; J. w. Craig. V. d.; Ed
Allen. A. D.: G. c. White, chaplain; j. II
Pettis, reporter; William r. Woody F. K.
I james Johnston, treasurer; c. w. Griffin
/ G.: T.. ID. Redd, c.: j. T. Saville. W. T
Tyrer, representatives to the Grand Lodge
Grand-Dlctator Prentlss, OF Suffolk. Su
preme- Representative Lamkin, and 9th
ers were present and made fraternal ad
! dresses.