Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-23
Personals and Br efs.
LIZ L L. franklin is quito sick

Personals and Briefs.
DR.. i. i. Franklin is quite sick.
Nr. 8. l.. Houch. representing the
pyt.0a E0-rd. published at Chicago, u IN |
attendance upon the sessions Of the Grand
Lodge.
Mr.. Lesley G. West master-mcchanlc OF
tho Dauville shopg Mt North Danvi.le, las
been called to Richmond by the sickness
OF his sister.
Mr.. W G.. Freeman. Of the Danyllle |
shops. North Danyille. who came on TO the |
Jewett. Ballowe marriage ia Manchester, |
returned last night.
General FItzhuch Lee, who IS to com |
mand the thiri military DIVISION IN inc
Cleveland inaugural parade, will arrive ii |
the city this morning.
Professor J. II. Sleld. son Of Rev. Or. z. |
y. SIadd. Of Centenary Methodist church.
Lag been elected president OF Franklin Col |
lege Pilot Point, Tex.
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
Seventh-Street Christian church Will give
n missionary entertainment IN the Da7e-
meut Of the church TOMORROW night.
Henry Hill (colored). from Dinwidd'e
coupfv. was received Of the penltentiary
Yesterday TO serve three years Tor house
breaking and two years for malicious As
slult.
Eev. Il. p. Kerr. y. D.. pastor Of the
First PRESBYTERIAN church, Will preach ~
Richmond College tonight. Services VIII
begin nj o'clock, and tho public rs invited
TO attend.
Among the Easter attractions in soci9iys
there Is a rumor that two amateur opera
pcrformauces VIII be Glvcu, n which the
best amateur and professional talent VIII
be enlisted.
Fx-pelegate Walter 4. Edwards, OF the
Norfolk Ifdgcr. Grand keeper 81 records
and seals Of the knights OF Iythias' Is NJ
Fori's Hotel and has been welcomed ~
many friends.
In the Circuit Court Yesterday Judgment
va. entered m favor of ulGIutlh IN the
ease of Edward G. Minor. surviving tsrs-.
fee. against tie First National Bauh OF
Iuchmoud for Slj'. -. value OF certinc1te
Of deposit.
MIR. James p. Branch, ona Of tho man
ayers IS the Theatre aud an eincleut clerk
I'D the Merchants National Bank, u str ll..-
lv endorsed for the position Of Bank IL
amiucr under the incoming atmlnis'Fa-
ton.
I'm the minstrel entertoinneut - be
given Iy the Elshourne Military Academy
cadet. ~ WaynesborO tonight Hcn-
rouI Will be rapreseated by Crpai.
Dorsey J.. Morris. son of Captain lldrllge
Morris. and Sergeant Walter ID. Philips,
son OF IIeuteuant-COlOnel 4. J.. Phillips.
Colonel Jo Lane Stern, executor Of the
will Of Mrs. ". +. Powell. has received
several inquiries recently from business
men relative 10 the sale OK the richmond
Theatre property. Ia fact. two or three
offers have been made, but Colonel stern
has not decided what he VIII DO aoouf SELL
ing the Theatre.
It the grand Pythian banquet at the
Masonic Temple on Tuesday night Sr
| Knights G.. *. Tabb. George G. Fu-kel.
| Frank !. Starke, j. j. Davis, W. II; SarfaF'
| T.. N. Crutchfeld, u. ". Jones. horndon
| Courtney. and IL. IT, Bruce. representa-
! tives of tho young lodge. Iyanh0e, occu-
ped one Of the tables.
! John Young, notorious negro thief,
was arrested yesterday by Officer Wren.
| Heis charged with breaking aud entering
! in the nighttime the house of Lee Mood
son .colorcd) and stealing lot OF clolnlns.
| There are also several other charge o. the.t
and of being suspicious character.
! YOUNG recently served term Ia jail iOr
stealing.
/ Captain Frank W. Cunningham, OK the
/ Walker Light Guard, has Just been pro
sented with beautiful roster OF tie com
pany. II is haud-painted, and was made
! iv Mr. +. 4. Baschaw. The design - very
/ pretty and represents a camp scene. lAc
! picture Is III a beautiful frame and VIII bee
! hung IN the room of tho Walker Lght
| Guard at the ArrIotv
Mr.. B. Perlue and Miss Emma Nc
| Cloud. Of Manchester, went 10 Nasnir p
ton yesterday morning, where they
were united IN marriage. Mr.. Perdue
Is popular employee OF the Richmond
and Danyllle Railroad Company, and ms
| BRIDE IL the daughter OF Mr.. joan Ne
! Cloud. She is young lady with many
personal charms. The couple Will return
IN few DAYS and make Their future home
III Manchester.
There will be no parade IN this city On
81. Patrick Day. nat the various societies
viii meet 10 the school-hOuse on Twenty
fifth street. near -. Iatrlck's church, and
march 10 the latter place, where appro-
pirate services Will be held. The preacher
of the occasion viii be selected BY Fathe.
DouahOc. 4 member from each OF the go
cietIes ms been appointed to assist tue
chief marshal IN preparing tor the banquet
which VII be given ON the night OF Marcl
18th.
Intelligence from Miss Lizzie Bridges
daughter Of Mr.. Clifford Bridges, who Is
iii az the residence Of her uncle. DR.. Charles
McGll. al Gainesville. near Baltimore
indicates that she has grown somewhat
weaker. Her father has returned here
and hor mother leaves for Catousville TIN
morning. That Miss Bridges IS serious,j
III there IS no doubt, but she has the very
best OF treatment. and there - every rea
son TO hope that she will soon successfully
pass the climax Of her disease, which L
typhod-fever.
movement is now on foot to organlZ
an alumni chapter Of the IN Kappa Alph
Fraternity, which IS represented III tn
; city by graduates of nearly all the south
ern colleges. 4 number OF well-knowi
Young gentlemen are pushing tue matte
forward with earnestness, and 1t u pro
I posed on the night of their organization
> to Give a banquet. Among those who er
5 irving to organize the chapter are Messrs
' Oscar Swineford. Peter Cox, X. i. Moore
D and Robert Whittet, Jr.,- representa-
Hampden-Sldney College III. l.. Dawso
and Clinton BOyce. representing Ken
= mond College. aud p. II. c. Cabell and
= Aston Cabell, representing the UnlVerait
= Of Virginia.
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