Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-16
persnnaIs and RrIefa.

Judge Keith was on the floor Of the
Senate yesterday
Judge 7. NJ. McMullcn. Of Greene coun-
". was at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Anna T;nsley. OF Charlottesville,
ia visiting her cousin, Mrs Ramon ID.
Garcin.
in the Chancery Court Yesterday a. J.
Steinnctz qualified as administrator Of
Gustave Steinmctz.
Sarah Ransom. charged with petit lar
ceny, was fined s. and costs in the Hus-
tings Court yesterday.
DE- Horc's recent sermon on Retro
spect and Prospect will be printed in this
weeks Religious Herald
Mr.. Joseph VI. Blair and bride (nee
Dearborn are visiting Mrs. ID. II. Lynch.
They win be here for several days.
Miss Sarah NJ. Points. Of Anderson,
W. Va, il visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. l..
Points. 9l9 - north Twenty-fifth street.
The Chancery Court was engaged yes
terday i'm the contested-will case Of Essex
Roberts and others against Anna Nelson.
Miss Jennie Riddick. Of Petersburg, is
visiting Mrs r. J. and Miss Ruby Nc
Dow,n. at their residence, 100 Floyd ave
nue..
The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Virginia Trust Company VIII be
held at the Planters Bank building at
noon to-day.
r. r. Hughes Esq, Sheriff OF Washing
ton county. was I'm the city Yesterday. He
delivered a white boy named Thomas Mel
son Reed to the Prison Association, at
Laurel
The ladies' OF Jnion-Station church are
preparing to hold "A bazaar at the taber-
naclr. on Church Hin avenue for the
benefit Of their new church, during early
part Of May.
Through an oversight the name Of Or.
William T. Nichols was omitted from the
list of those who attended the entertain
mcnt given by the Oriental Pleasure Club
last Thursday night.
The Evangelical Alliance will hold
meeting at the Second Baptist church to-
night. Lynch Law" viii be the subject,
and the speakers will be Rev. X. 1. Will
son and Mr. Joseph Bryan.
The earnings OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway for the first week OF Janu-
airy show an increase OF $23WD' which Is
gratifying change from the unbroken
since last summer.
Rev. Or. X. N. Sledd has issued an adj
dress TO the members OF Centenary
church, reminding them that 1t Is their
Christian duty 10 abstain from card-play-
ing, theatre-going. and other forms OF
questionably worldly amusements.
Supreme Vice-Governor Bev. r. Crump
Supreme Secretary Galeski. and Mr.
George T. Bidgood left yesterday for
Washington. D. c., where the District
Convention Of the Progressive Endowment
Guild OF America will meet to-day.
A negro woman named Josephine
Brown. who lives in the rear OF 26l5 east
Main street. took laudanum Sunday af-J
ternoon with suicidal intentions. The am
bulance was. sent for and the doctor In
charge treated the woman, who had en-
tirely recovered yesterday.
Gray-Eagle Tribe. /. o. X. NJ. had
very interesting meeting last evening. 1t
had the pleasure OF giving the adoption
and comforting degrees upon five pale
faces" A considerable amount or routine
business was also transacted. Speeches
for the good OF the order were made by
Messrs T.. II. Davis. l.. III. Ragland, ana
W. G. Hill
A revival meeting was begun at Broad
Street Methodist church last night The
attendance was good, and there We're
three requests for prayer. Rev. DR..
Tudor preached. and the singing, which
was led by a chorus OF thirty voices, was
very fine. The meetings will continue
every night during the week, and DIR.
Tudor viii preach.