Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
The Board OF Aldermen will meet to-
night.
Ex-Governor Fitzhugh Lee was In the
city yesterday.
Dr. w. r. Putney, OF buckingham coun-
~. was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Scheduled will preach at Trinity
church tonight on Evidences Of Con-
version"
A slight thunderstorm passed over
Richmond Sunday night. followed by a
heavy rain.
There was n regular meeting last eve
n,ng of the Council Committee on Relief
Of the Poor
Mr. L. A. Sadler has been confined to
his house. on Barton Heights, for several
days from sickness.
The regular meeting OF the Old Fourth
Precinct club Of Jackson Wara will be
held tonight at Moran's Hail.
Mr.. r. II. Anderson and family left Sun
day morning for Chattanooga, Tenn,
where they will In future reside.
Walter Granger was arrested yesterday
IN a complaint of william Hoyes. who
rbarges that Granger assaulted and beat
him.
Mrs ]. F.. Schoolheld, o, Danville. wife
NJ tho evangelist Is in the city, the guest
II Rev. ]. 5. Hunter, No. 200 east Broad
street.
Senator Thomas n. Williams. Of Meek
-.nburg left for home last night, being
,he last member OF the General Assembly
10 go home.
The Academy of Medicine and Surgery
will hold a regular meeting tonight. DR..
". r. Oppenhimer Is announced TO lead
;fe discussion. 'i4-r-
Some time Saturday night thieves enter
ed the house Of Mr.. Milton West. on
nth Fifth street, and stole an oyercoat
ad a suit of clothes.
Mr.. Aubrey Chesterman. architectural
raughtsman with Captain NJ. j. Dim
mock. of this city, has sketch In this
months Southern Architect.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Dir.
Edward w. Krouse and Miss Gussie
wagner, at st. Johns German church, at
: o'clock. March 10Th.
Colonel John Bell Bigger. Clerk OF the
House of Delegates. is engaged in index
in(, the Acts Of the last General Assembly
80 far as they have been printed.
Negro women of jackson Ward are still
COMPLAINING that they are being assaulted
Is a negro man. The Third Station OIL
,ers are investigating the matter.
Fannie Lewis and Mary Buckner. both
.olored. were arrested and locked up In
no Third Police-Station yesterday,
charged with fighting in the street.
4 lodge of Elks will be organized and
Installed at Burkeville, Va. tomorrow
light. All Richmond members of the or
der are invited to attend the ceremonies.
Mr.. Roosevelt Page will reply through
his weeks Religious Herald 10 Captain
.'arlton McCarthy's criticism of the Two
little Confederates' written by DR..
thomas Nelson Page.
Mayor Ellyson, who made a flying trip
10 WASHINGTON on private business and
~ order 10 look into some questions af-
sscring the commercial interests Of the
,ity. returned on the late train Saturday
night.
In the list of candidates for municipal
offices printed in Sundays Dispatch, the
name Of Mr.. S. Blair Mosby. one OF the
aspirants for the clerkship of the Court
If Law and Equity, was Internationally
omitted.
John NJ. Hambleton white man, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant
Tomllnson. charged with the larceny OF
, can Of paint from II. l.. Peters. The
hons of several painters have been rob-
bed recently.
The Raptist Minister'S Conference yes
.erdav adopted resolutions OF sympathy
Tor Rev. DR.. whitfield in his sickness and
D-. Cooper was appointed to bear TO DR..
whitfield the expression OF his brother
ministers sorrow at his illness.
Richmond Lodge, No. l. I. o. o. F..
be,d a well-attended meeting last night
Some very important discussions took
,lace. After the lodge adjourned Nelson
Encampment. 70. 2, met and transacted
routine matters.
The ladies OF the Visiting Board OF the
Virginia Hospital met at the residence or
Miss Harris. No 202 east Main street. yes
terdav afternoon and decided TO have an
,gg hunt in the yard OF the Governors
Mansion Easter Monday from 10
o'clock.
Mr.. Ned Cline. night foreman OF the
C,hesapeake and Ohio round-house, Seven
teenth-street shops, Is quite SICK at MS
residence. on washington between Burch
and Seventeenth streets. Mr.. Cline Is sur
eorIrp from the effects of a wound re-
ceived during the war.
Tho Board OF the Chesapeake ana It's
Tributaries will probably meet about the
first of April TO elect captains Tor the
Chesapeake Tangier. and Pocomoke. IN
der the old law these officers were elect
cd for terms OF four years. but now they
hold office at the pleasure OF the board
The Young Mems Christian Association
,unor gymnasium class will give an In
,oro.,,ro exhibition next Friday night,
the 18th. at s o'clock. In the Association
Hail. The class now NUMBERS NO. a'u
,hsv will endeavor at this time to show
hat advancement has been made during
the past year.
Major r. F. Walker. the superintendent
~ carriers in the Richmond post-office
,,ndsr the last administration. Is in re-
ea,nt NJ a letter from the president OF the
Civil service Board heartily thanking him
for the services rendered that board as
member and secretary OF the local board
here.
Iron Noulders' Union, No. 12s. Will give
On Easter ball ut Corcoran Hall on Mon
dav night March 18th. An entertaining
nrosramme has been arranged. The Com
,n,tsee ON Arrangements Is as follows: IS.
AZ Sullivan (chmrmari). James Walsh. b.
+. CIeary, r. T. Faircloth. and II. L.
Hicks.
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