Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-01
rcr.nnaIs aud BrIefs.

Canal street IS 10 be extended and gut
tered west of Jefferson street.
Mr. Hiram Z. Anderson. OF Church Hill,
who has been quite sick, IS improving.
Mr.. Sig. ". Goodman has returned from
business trip to New lork and Baltimore.
The Misses BlankenshIp will not be at
home this evening, a. was published on
Sunday.
Miss Lula V. Scott has returned TO the
cit. after visiting friends IN Mobile ana
New Orleans.
Mr.. Junius Watkins. formerly Of Rich
moud. now with large Baltimore house,
is IN the city.
Miss Dora /. Wilson. Of Norfolk. who
has been visiting relatives in this city, It.
turned on Tuesday to her home.
Mr.. John Walker. of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Offices, who has been quite
sick, is thought t. be improving.
in the Chencery Cour, yesterday Iulius
Strau- and Bernard j. Never qualified as
executors Of the viii Of Anton Meyer
Mr.. w. J. Gentry. who was called home
from business trip by the death ~ ms
mother, Will leave the city the last OF the
week.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Jennings. Of lG east'Canal
street. who has been very SICK with the
crip for the last three weeks. is but little
better.
Mr.. Clifford Smith and his bride have re-
turned from their bridal trip. During
their absence they visited several north
ern cities.
Judge Ingram, of Manchester, presided
in the Hastings Court Yesterday. Judge
Witt being IN Norfolk. Only evil matters
were heard.
The regular meeting Of the Oakwood
Memorial Association viii be held IN the
lecture-room of -. Johns church this af-
ternoOn AZ O'Clock.
Tho Lee-Camp aides Auxiliary will
meet at Lee Camp Hall at ! o'clock this
afternoon for the Transaction Of the resu-
lar monthly business.
Mr.. Simon Benedict left last night for
Detroit. Mich. where he has accepted q
position with Mr.. Mark Days, who lately
removed TO thai city.
Mr.. Sol. Hans. traffic manager Of the
Richmond and Danyille railroad, was IN
the city YESTERDAY, much improved IN
health and appearance.
Mr.. W. G.. Freeman. Of the Danyilie rail
road shops, now at work at North lianviile.
IL in the city, having come down to attend
the Snider-keuter marriage.
Judge +. Il. Farrar was in the city last
night on his way 10 Charlestown. ". W.,
whore he delivers two lectures before tAo
Camp ot Confederate Veterans OF that
place.
General Taliaferro, Senator William
Loveustein. and Dr. Nelson left Yesterday
for Farmvile 10 sttcnd a meeting of the
Executive Committee OF the Normal
| School.
The Board of Directors Of the Jefferson
this afternoon at 81 o'clock at the Office of
the Mayor, who Is president of the assO-
citation.
At the surprise party given last Friday
night az the residence Of Mr.. L. II. kauf-
man Miss Viola kaufman was presented
by the ladies' present with a handsome
| S0ltreHT spoon.
Messrs. Il. j. Winefeld, Of Lynchburg {;
| &. ]. Dudley, Of Charlottesville: \. G.
Watts, of Augusta; Il. W. Duke, of Char
| lottesvile. aud X. Il. Henry, of IaZewell,
visited the Capitol yesterday.
During the month Of January the Clerk
of the Henrico County Court issued four
teen marriage lcenses-eIght to white and
SIX to colored couples. During tho same
period 100 deeds were entered to record.
The pavement on Ninth street between
| Marshall and Broad hss been IN a bad con-
| dItion for some time. The street was torn
M. trees cut down. and walks filled up
with sand for the purpose Of grading.
During the month OF January the Clerk
of the Hastings Court issued 80 marriage
/ Hcenses-3l 10 colOred and II TO white per-
sons-and 232 deeds were admitted TO re-
| cord III the Clerks Office of the Chancery
Court.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for the month of Decem-
Der. 1892, were S27, 560.59; expenses. Slg,-
Osi.47 The earnings Of the Petersburg
railroad for same month were S43, 1881 ;
expenses, S22.137.ii.
DIR. and Mrs. f.. I. Kamerly, Of Town
Hill, Pa, have issued invitations 10 the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Mary
Pauline, 10 Mr.. Louis Wagner. Dr., of this
city. The ceremony will take place at
Town Hill, Pa, at 3 o'clock Wednesday ai-
ternOon, February 18th.
Mss Matte Harris has been chosen
chairman of the Kentucky table at the
memorial bazaar. Mrs. Henry Taylor will
be chairman Of the committee in charge
OF the programme-sheet,a and Mrs. Thomas
ID. Neal, Jr., will be chairman of the
North Carolina tobacco table, where all of
the tobacco will be sold.
Syracuse Division. No. 4, Uniform Rank.
X. OF F., at their meeting Monday night
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year, commencing February 10. 1898:
V. Donati, captain; A. l.. Lucas. lieu
tenant; j. Il. Hick. herald; G.. f. Bowden.
recorder; c. A. Canapa. treasurer; Z. L.
m l.. II anA ~ 4. Rannhon aanffnal j.
These officers were installed, after which
the division was inspected by the inspect
ing officer and highly complimented upon
their full ranks and knightly appearance.
Three m embers were initiated.
Richmond Arrivals In New York.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NV YORK. January 31.-H. NJ. Bancroft.
Aston; r. b. Jackson, Imperial; j. Pope,