Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-25


| erly OF this city, IL here en- visit.
| Mr.. Benjamin r. Lipscomb has gone 4
Pressure Isle to spend the Christmas.
| Congressman George d. Wise has ar.
rived in the city to spend the holidays.
| Colonel w. F. wickham Is spending
| Christmas week in Boyce. Clark county.
| DIR. william II. Hening. OF Powhatar
| county, was In the city yesterday on busi.
| ness.
| CAPTAIN James B. Peasants. of the First
| Police District, is out, after a short
| Illness.
| Miss Minnie Il. Kelly. Of GIG north
| Fourth street, has returned from Phila'
| delphia, Pa.
Mr.. BENJAMIN T. Powell, OF New York.
| is here, to spend the holidays with parents
| and friends.
Mr.. w. w. Foster. who has been quite
| III with blood-poisonlng. was much bet
ter yesterday.
Mr.. William r. Allegro. an old Rich
| mond printer, now of New York, Is here
| on a short visit.
DR.. T. s. Hening. OF Charleston, W.
Va, is visiting his father snd mother. In
| Powhatan county.
Rev. Z. b. Pollard. OF Roanoke. is
visiting his father, Professor Pollard. Of
| Richmond College.
Mr.. Philip 3. Shield. who has been in
| England for six months on legal business
| has returned home.
Mr.. T. d. Ellison left yesterday morning
| to spend the holidays with friends ana
relatives in Durham. ". g.
Cadet Paul Hamilton Culpeper arrived
Saturday evening from Fayetteville, N.
c., to spend the holiday season.
Mr.. C. w. Lemon. of the University Col.
| lege OF Medicine. has gone to his home'
Longdale, Va. for the holidays
Miss Annie Steger. of 40e north Eleventh
street, will leave tomorrow for her
former home. in Powhatan county, Va.
Mr.. d p. wickline. OF Hinton, w. Va.
Is spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur G.. Tucker, on Reservoir
street.
Mr. J, c. Robinson OF Bedford City,
Va is In the city visiting his family
for few days, at No. 1l9 west Cary
street.
Miss Mamie c. Waldrop. OF No. 33i
south Laurel street. will spend Christmas
with her mother and sister in Hanover
county.
Mr.. Blucner d. Hool. OF Manassas. was
in the city yesterday, en- route to cum
berland county to spend Christmas with
his parents.
Mr.. Ford, of COZ Twenty-eighth street,
who is employed on government work IN
Washington, is spending the holidays
with his family.
The trustees OF the Washington Henry
Academy will hold their 115th annual meet
ing and dinner at that institution next
Thursday, the 18th.
G. Forrest Hill, OF 4Os west Grace street,
who has been attending school at Bowling
Green Academy, is spending the holiday
season with his parents.
Hon. r. w. Mailett, OF Norfolk, was In
the city yesterday on his way 10 Char
lottesville, to spend Christmas with his
fathers family.
Mr.. Alpheus Boiling, of the Southside
Sentinel. Burkeville. is suffering from
severe attack OF sickness in this city. He
IS at the Capitol House.
w. J. Gentry, OF No. 20 Governor street,
Will Spen1 CHRISTMAS WIEN WIN itia-
times and friends in Charles City county
hunting rabbits and birds.
Messrs. Robert and Walter Ferguson.
of Disputanta, Va, are visiting the city,
and are stopping with their uncle, Mr..
]. NJ. Gordon, Of Church Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Goddin left
yesterday via Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road for Lexington TO spend Christmas
with their son, Cadet Aylett w. Goddin.
Mrs. Joseph Loose and her daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Loose, Of Hagerstown,
Md, are visiting Mrs. John t. stuart. at
her residence. No. Ia south Beech street.
The Ladies' Relief Corps Of Phil Kearny
Post, Grand Army OF the Republic, Will
give an entertainment at Co 'coran Hall
Thursday night for the benefit OF the
poor.
Mrs A. F. Creath, OF No. Sl2 west
Cary street, will leave Monday morning
TO spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives in Brunswick and Sussex coun-
ties
Mr.. George p. Hening will leave on
this morniI gs train for Powhatan coun-
~. where he will have the pleasure OF
eating Christmas dinner with his father
and mother.
David Peterson, a barkeeper, has been
reported for keeping his saloon open IN
violation of the Sunday law, and has
been summoned to appear before the Po-
lice Court tomorrow.
Mr.. S. f. Parkinson, OF No. Az west
Broad street, will leave Monday morning
on the steamer Pocahontas to visit rela-
md
will return in about ten days
The funeral OF Mr.. Lewis Glazer will
tale place from Billup's undertaking es-
rablishment, corner of Fifteenth and Main
streets, at II 30 o'clock this morning
Friends of the deceased are invited to at
tend.
Damon Lodge Of Pythians has issued
invitations to the twenty-sixth annual
celebration on the 31st instant. The Invita-
lions are handsomely gotten up. ihere
will be a number of addresses by promi-
nent Pythians. Admission by invitation
only.
Lieutenant r. NJ. Paynter, one OF the
officers on the court-martial who had been
reprimanded by Colonel Jones, and who
was absent when the other officers signed
an application for a court-martial few
days ago, sent in his individual application
for such a court Saturday.
Mr.. Goodchild. Of England, who is the
guest of Professor II. D. Smithey. OF
Randolph-Macon College. Ashland, was In
the city yesterday. Mr.. Goodcnild In an
amateur photographer. and took picture
of the Jackson statue IN the Capitoi
Square, which was presented 10 he state
by Englishmen.
Mr.. James c. Birdsong. formerly OF
Company b, Twelfth Virginia Infantry.
Mahone's Brigade. has presented the Old
Dominion Press Club. for its library.
copy of his Brief Sketches Of the North
Carolina State Troops In the War Be-
tween the States" Mr.. 3irdsong In an ex-
State Librarian Of North Carolina.
While DR.. Parker was visiting MT.
Charles Irbys child. on Maddox Hill,
Sunday night Just after dark. some mis-
creant cut one OF the traces and the
reins to his harness, which wss not dis
covered till he started home. As the
horse was new and young. the Doctors
life was put In peril by this cowardly act.
Mr.. F. Everett Conrad and Miss Plum
mer Noble. both residents Of this city,
eloped to Washington Saturday morning.
where they were married later In the day
by Rev. DIR. A. w. Pitzer. pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian church. the groom
is the son OF Mr.. f. ]. Conrad. and a
most excellent and popular young man. In