Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-23

In the city yesterday.
Sheriff T. II. Dickinson, Of Prince Ed
ward was at the Capitol yesterday
Captain James 3. Peasants. OF the First
District. is still confined to his home.
Oficer L. d. Saunders was thought to
be somewhat improved yesterday evening.
Hon. George d. Wise will return to
Washington the latter part Of next week.
Mrs. w. e. Turner. of west Grace
street, Is improving after two weeks
illness.
Miss Blanche Heclxler In visiting the
family of DIR. W. S. Gregory. OF Roa-
noke. Va.
Miss Margaret Z. Gretter. Of Water
bury. Conn.,, Is stopping with relatives
at 800 east Clay street.
The nightly meetings at Grove-Avenue
Baptist church are largely attended, and
much interest Is manifested.
William Noland. Of Richmond. was
registered at the Paris office of the New
York Herald on Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank s. Lyons has been sum-
moned to his home, In Pulaski county.
to see his mother, who Ia critically Ill.
Mrs. Maggie r. Logan, of Stanton. l.
visiting her son. Mr.. W. p. Logan, at the
home of Mr. John Bowers. M Floyd ave-
nue..
Governor OFerraiI and party returned
last evening from Danville, where they
went to attend the marriage Of Colonel
Dudley and Miss Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence w. Woody ar
rived in the city yesterday and are tne
guests of the parents OF the former, u
219 north Twentieth street.
On next Wednesday, the day previous TO
THANKSGIVING, the ladies' OF Centenary
church will serve dinner at No. S0 east
Main street from to o'clock.
on the Sd OF December there will be
a grand ball at Corcoran Hall given by
Mr.. w. Colyar Gibson. who was injured
some time since on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway.
A meeting of the officers and teachers
of Holy Trinity Sunday school was held
Wednesday night at No. Is north Laurei
etreet. and plans for the winters work
were mapped out.
Mr.. II. b. Hopkins. u Charles City
countv has been at the Retreat for seve-
raj days for treatment His condition -
such that his family have been sum-
moned to his bedside.
Professor r. w. Boatwright last night
delivered before the Jefferson Literary
and Social Circle at the Mercantile CLUB
the second OF his course Of lectures on
"Mediaeval German Poetry"
The Clerk of the Hastings Court yes
terday issued the following marriage
II ND
w. Wiltshire. both of Richmond; FRANK
T Albert and Maggie NJ Wyatt, also OF
Richmond.
Rev. DR.. @. H. Ray. who has been
sent to Berkiey. will leave for his new
home In a day or two. He Is q member OF
the Board OF Governors of the Masonic
Home and viii make monthly visits 10
Richmond.
The members Of the Hanover Bar ana
the officers OF the courts or the county
will give the Hon. II. II. CardweiI
supper on the hrsr night OF the next
Hanover County Court, Wednesday de-
cember 10th.
The second convention Of the Associa-
ton Of Virginia Court-Clerks Will E
held In assembly-room, Chamber OF Conl-
merce building, In this city, WEDNESDAY.
December 9Th, at noon. IL Is expecteu 'Aa,
there VIII be u fun aftsndance iro'n al
parts Of the State.
Mr.. Edward r. Colgin. OF tnfs cry
was notified yesterday through AS at'oi-
news. Messrs. Carter Il wise, that
patent had been granted him TOR con-
tinuous cigarette-machfne. MI. Coisn y
employed In the 7. c. Williams 'o'"'''
works.
-
Mr.. Isadore Lovenstein has neafu no
thing definite as TO. the Whereabouts vi
his son, who was enticed away from HONE
last Monday by Albert Rncdes' s'aoie
hand. Mr.. Lovenstein heard tnal Els SUI
nm ssed through Alexandra last TUESDAY.
p pa ,n,rks the how 10 In the neighborhood
Of Washington.
Mrs +. v. Bidgood. OF 500 west Grace
street. lost small breastpin studdea WIN
diamonds about the size Of q 2s-cent piece
ON the 18th Of November The trmkst -
intrinsically valueless, but II resaroeo py
Mrs. Bidgood IA an heirloom. nAssns
taan worn constantly by her late father
during his lifetime.
Rev. Joseph r. Sturgis. OF the virginia
Conferences, now located at Accomac. wp
was at one time pastor OF Trinity Metno-
dist church, preached ut ST james cnusen
wednesday night to . large coaSresseo"
A most cordial welcome was extenueo
him by his old parishoners. oil OK whom
were glad to see hia'.
Messrs. Fred. r. Scott. Warren O. Eiii-
ott, and C. 8. Gadsden, ofncfais OF tine
Atlantic Coast Line. have ofnciany notinea
the employees OF that line OF the death
m Baltimore yesterday morning or Mr..
Wufsnm T. Walters. ana have ordered mat
the southern officers Of the line attend the
funeral on Saturday 1t noon ~ . marx OF
respect.
Mssnnssnss AsyDv~1s II New yssSs
NEW YORK, November 3.-{SpeeiAl.)-
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