Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-06
Personals and Briefs,

Captain and Mrs. Andrew Pizzini have
returned home after an extended northern
trip.
Mr.. Herbert Talley, son of Mrs. May
Talley, is very sick at the Virginia Hos
pital.
Hon. Henry r. Pollard left yesterday
morning to make his final speech of the
canvass at Emporia,
MIR. w. T. Swift, of Louisa county,
while out hunting last Friday killed three
wild turkeys at one shot
Mr.. w. ID. Cullun, OF Washington, u.
c., is in the city working In the interests
of Colonel Tazewell Elicit.
Mr.. Ernest Oberdorfer. formerly with
NJ Milhser & Co., has left the city to
enter in business in Lousburg. n. c.
The condition Of Mr.. William C. Bentley.
who was operated on by Drs. Johnson
and Crenshaw for appendicitis, Is very
favorable.
Mrs. w. l.. Hardwicke. Of this city.
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
s. L. Tyler, at Allendale, Louisa county,
has returned home.
David Donati. a saloonkeeper on the
corner of Eighteenth and Broad streets,
has been reported for keeping his bar
room open and selling liquor on Sunday
last.
Mrs. C. II. Norman and her little
daughter. Ethel. have returned to their
home, In West Point, after a pleasant
visit to her parents.
Mrs. John A. Fleet has issued invita-
lions to the marriage of her daughter,
Miss Grace Belvin Baker. to DR.. Charles
Lawrence Siegel. at ST. Johns Episcopal
church Thursday evening, November 18th.
at o'clock.
The following gentlemen. government
employees In Washington, have come
home to vote: T.. c. Crump. r. p. Rid
dick. F.. C. Woodward, w. w. Taylor. and
X. G.. Lohmeyer.
Instead Of his usual sermon Rev. DR..
Carmichael, of st. Paul's, Sunday made
an earnest appeal for the organ fund.
st. Paul has a fine old organ, but the
works are worn out
The Howitzers have been ordered to
assemble at Shockoe Warehouse tonight
at $50 o'clock In fatigue uniform, belt,
and sabre, overcoat, with cape, gloves,
and military collar, for inspection and
drill.
The vestry Of st. Johns church have
engaged Miss Dowell as leader OF the
choir OF that church. Miss boswell pos
sesses a fine voice. pure in Tone and
flexible. She Is a daughter Of the late
Colonel Thomas boswell.
The congregation Of Holy Trinity church
worshipped In the new edihce for the
first time on Sunday. A beautiful me-
mortal window has been placed in 1t by
Mrs. George Schoen, to commemorate
the memory Of her mother. Mrs. Fisher.
The Joseph r. Anderson memorial WIN
dow for St. Paups church has been COM
pleted, and will soon be placed In posi-
ton. General Anderson was for a long
time senior warden Of ST. Paurs. The
window Is said to be very beautiful
one.
Colonel James d. Brady, who was In
the city yesterday, expressed the belief
that the Republicans would elect their
candidates to-day In the Second, Fourth,
Sixth. and perhaps the Ninth and Tenth
districts. He may look through different
glasses tomorrow.
Mr.. George Tate, Of Fulton, was as
saulted by several negroes about s o'clock
Saturday night near Lester street. and
but for the appearance of two white
men. would have been robbed. Mr.. Tate
says ne can lQenti1y the men Inc po-
lice are working the case.
X. Z. Lee Council. No. II. Jr. o. u. A.
NJ, had quite delightful session last
night. After the usual routine business
had been transacted. refreshments were
served, and an hour of real enjoyment
was spent. The council IL now in a
f""rish'-- condition, and has a member
ship Of 13A
air. Walker Hill. president Of the
American Exchange Bank, Of St. Louis.
Mo-, and wife and son are In the city,
and are the guests Of Mr.. NJ. 8.
Quarles. Mr.. Hill Ii brother to Messrs.
William NJ. ]. T., and Richard Hill. OF
Richmond. and was engaged in the bank
ing business here before removing to
st. Louis.
It turns out that Mr.. Brice Marshall,
who, as reported In Bellaire. O., spe-
cial to the Dispatch. created quite =
sensation by travelling to that city In q
ffeight-car with his personal property
and the bodies Of his wife and sister.
lived near Cartersville, in Cumberland
county. The box In which the remains
Of the two deceased members Of the
family were shipped was ordered from
q Richmond undertaken.