Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-27
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. T.. r. Adams. Of Washington Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. T. A. Ewers.
Miss Annie Winston. OF Hanover. is the
guest OF Miss Kent, No. ZIG east Grace
street.
Miss Clara Bell Palmer. the pianiste.
after a visit to friends here, has LETT Tor
Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard l.. Brown. Jr.. continues
very Ill at her residence, No. OH east
Grace street.
DR.. e. T. Gold. Of No. eOsis west Main
street. left Wednesday for a ten-days
visit to Powhatan county.
There will be a full rehearsal OF the
McGnl Union Glee Club at the union
room at $50 o'clock tonight.
Mrs. James w. Hatcher, of Bedford
CITY. is visiting her son. Mr.. j. f..
Hatcher, No. 100 Park avenue.
Mr. J. l.. Guy. ST.. OF southampton.
IL In the city on business. He will make
Richmond his home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Owen and family
OF West Virginia. are visiting the famiiy
OF Mr. w. L. Foster, on Grove avenue
DIR. F. w. Shield. postmaster at Hamp-
ton. who has been In Richmond under
medical treatment. has returned home.
Mr.. NJ. W. Thomas. president Of the
Old Dominion Electrical CONSTRUCTION
Company. left the city last night for New
York on business.
Mrs. W. p. Marks, OF Prince Edward
county. who has been spending some time
with her father, Mr. Il. w. Marable,
will return home Monday.
A pig was caught under one OF the cars
on the Seven-Pines railroad yesterday
He did an awful amount of squealing,
but did not get hurt much.
Mr.. r. Travers Daniel, who is nov
chief OF one OF the divisions Of the Urea
sury Department at Washington, came
home to vote in the primary.
The Washington Post of yesterday said
A marriage license was issued yesterday
to George +. Nagelsmann and Katie B
Ferguson, both OF Richmond.
The condition OF Colonel A. l.. Phillips
who was taken suddenly i'll Wednesday
was considerably improved yesterday, anC
he hopes to be about In a few days.
r. l.. Hatdorf and J. NJ. Carey were
arrested yesterday on the charge OF Tight
ing in Onesty's bar-room. They were bail
cd TO appear at the Police Court thi.
morning.
The revival meeting which has been II
progress at Marshal-Street Christian
church. closed "Wednesday night. TIL
meeting proved quite a success. there be
ing sixteen additions-twetve by baptism
and four by letter.
There IL movement on foot amongs
several gentlemen Of this city to organic
a cricket club. Mr.. u. a. $. Brine an
| Mr. Arthur Scrivenor are interestin
| themselves in the matter and will fur
nish information To any gentleman wh
| Is interested in the game.
Mr.. Il. w. Gates has identified the gun
case found I'm the possession or Charlie
Granderson, the negro arrested by Ser
geant John Hall Tuesday. as his property
Hyere was a fine gun In the case whei
stolen. The thief also stole a suit o
clothes and a pair OF rubber boots from
| Mr.. Gates.
IL Is understood, writes the Richmon
| correspondent of the Norfolk Virginiar
| that ex-Judge j. NJ. Gregory, of Chester
| field, will be an Independent candidate 70
| Congress in this district against Hor
| George u. Wise. who will be the Demo
cratic nominee Judge Gregory is Popu
list. and is at present a member OF tn
| House Of Delegates. 1t is said he pro
| poses to make an active canvass OF tn
| district.
| Governor O'Ferrall has selected n nun
! Der of valuable engravngs which Wi
hereafter adorn the walls of the excel
/ tive chamber and the ante-room. Tn
pictures represent the following sui
/ jects: "The United States Senate in 1850.
| washington and his Generals "CharG
of Sheridan's Cavalry on the Confederat
Infantry at Five Forks" In the Hand
of the Enemy" Right Hon. w. Il. Glad
| stone" and lie Reve."