Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-23
Personals and Briefs.

! General Fitzhugh Lee and General W.
| H. Payne are in the city.
| Mr. r II. w. Carroll is quite sick at
! his residence, 2iOi east Broad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James 3. Pace left Tues
| day night for the Hot Springs.
Hon. c. A. Swanson, meeber Of Con-
gress from the Fifth District, is In the
| city.
Mrs. Zonie Gum, is dangerously i'll at
the residence OF her husband. No. 4O6
north Tenth street.
Mrs. G. Baurmann, of Chicago, Is visit
| ing her sister. Mrs. Mary K. Quarles,
| S9i west Grace street.
Hon. r. /. Anderson, member Of the the
| Legislature from Pittsylvanla county, was
| in the city yesterday.
Mrs. James Armstrong Welch and Mrs.
| c. c. McPhail left yesterday for New
York and Philadelphia.
| Rishop H. NJ Jackson. OF Alabama.
who was called here by the deatn OF DIS
wife. viii remain until next week.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Robert
| Emmett Mccain qualified as executor or
the will OF Phoebe j. Condrey. The prop
| erty involved Is small.
ST. James Chapter of the brotherhood
Of St Andrew will hold sociable In the
lecture-room of ST. James Episcopal
church tonight
Mr.. w. II. Hansford Of this city. re-
| turned home last evening, after having
| n delightful trip visiting the family OF
! Captain John A. Davis. in York county
The steamer Pocahontas. which has
| been off the river for some time being
! overhauled and somewhat altered, Is eX-
| pected to resume her regular tflps Wlthn
] ten days.
The Council Committee on Light meets
at the Upper Gas-Works at 6 o'clock this
| evening, and the Health Committee VIII
assemble in the Council Chamber at the
| same hour.
Albert w. G.. Zacharias. the boy who
! disappeared from his home; NO. SS norm
! Sixth street, about ten days ago has
| turned UP in Detroit Mich, at the home
| of his brother
There was no improvement yesterday In
the condition Of Mr. Charles kass. VINO
has been quite sick at the residence OF
! his son-in-law, Mr.. Chris EVensen, LOT
several days past.
| taken place on December 18th and 18th,
| has been postponed indefinitely on ac-
! count Of a severe affiiction in the tamlly
of some of the members Of the Board or
! Managers.
Mr.. John w. Beveridge, one of Rich
monds oldest and best-known citizens, is
| quite III at st. Luke's Home. He was
operated on by DR.. Hunter MCGUIRE last
evening and at midnight was getting
along very well.
Rev. j. II. tucker, or iEaSt-Enu sap
tist church. is holding a series of special
meetings this week, and so far the re-
| vivals have been well attended and pro
ductive OF much religious interest. Last
night there were two professions OF faith.
The old Dominion Club will meet at
! their headquarters. on Nineteenth and
! Main streets, tonight. and business OF inn
portance will be considered by the organi-
! zation. The club will probably decide
what part they will take in the Inaugural
tion of Governor-elect Charles Il. O'Fer-
| rail-.
The forty hours alteration of the Blessed
! Sacrament will begin at the Little Sisters
| OF the Poor on Sunday morning at
! O'Clock. and will continue until Tuesday
evening Benediction will be given each
day at p NJ. and the devotions Will
| terminals on Tuesday afternoon at 4:3D
\ o'clock, with benedction given by the
Right Rev Bishop Van de Nyver.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
| Grace Street Baptist church will hold
| special services tonight. Mr.. j. c. Moss,
| of Lynchburg, will address the audience
I on the great movement among the young
people known as the Baptist Young Peo-
! ple's Union Of America. DR., w. w. Ian
| drum and Professor III. II. Harris VIII
| also address the meeting. The local union
| of Grace-Street Baptist church invites
the young people Of Richmond to attend.