Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-14
Personals and Briefs

Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson Is on business
trip South.
There were no meetings Of Council com
mittees yesterday.
Mr.. John G. I.eber has been quite i'll
but Is much improved
DR.. s j. Oppenhmer. of this city. is IN
New York on business.
Mr.. ]. T.. Cooke. OF Waynesboro, Is
registered at Murphy's Hotel.
Hon. K. Walton Moore. ex-senator from
Fairfax county. is at the Exchange
Miss Lucy Hamilton Cooke. of the Uni
versity OF Virginia, is the guest OF Miss
Lucy Cary Bridges. at No. east Main
street.
The weekly meeting OF the Riding and
Driving Association will be held In the
Exchange Hotel tonight at O'Clock
sharp.
Colonel John S. Cunningham and wife.
OF Cunningham. " C.. are in the city,
stopping at Mrs. Duval's. No 30l east
Franklin street.
Suit was instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday evening by J.
H. Griffith q Co. against T.. G.. Snead x
co. Debt, sll5OL
Thieves visited the premises OF Mr.. Ben
jamin Hartman. No Sij north Twenty
eighth street. last Sunday night and stole
thirteen chickens.
Mr.. r. s. Howard. of New York. we'll
known plano man, is in the city. and was
being entertained last night by some OF
his Richmond friends.
officer Crane. of the First Police sta
ton. lost his badge yesterday morning
II Is No. 81. and the officer would like
very much TO find II.
Internal Revenue Collector william
Ryan and Chief-Deputy W. III. Tyler arr
In Washington on business connected
with the revenue office.
The Howitzer Band. assisted by SOM
excellent local talent will give a concer
at Corcoran Hall tonight for the benefi
Of one of their members.
Major K. X. Henry Of Tazewell. is II
the city for "A day or so. He IL stoppini
at the Westmoreland Club, OF which h
is a nonresident member.
CAPTAIN John n. Opie OF Stanton, 4
here. He will appear before the Supreme
| Court OF Appeals to-day in an Intricate
Mrs. w. II. Scott. of 2is north Twenty
| eighth street left yesterday morning 70
Scotland Neck, n. c., where she goes L
visit her sister. who is very Ill.
Rev. Or. Lafferty, OF this city. has bee
| invited TO respond to the toast. Southern
| Characteristics" at the annual banque
of the New York Southern Society. Feb
ruary 22d.
Miss Yetta Meyer, daughter OF well
| known retired merchant, was marie
| Tuesday night at the residence OF he
father to Mr.. Adolph Foss. Rabbi kop
lowitz offic.ltea. The couple will resid
in New York.
Rev. George II. Ray. ID. D.. has bee
| visiting this city. He attended III
| meeting OF the Board OF Governors Of III
Masonic Home Tuesday. and lectured
a large audience that night in Unior
Station church. OF which he was for fou
| years the pastor
The little son OF Mr. w. o. Belts. VIII
was run over by coal-cart Monday nigh
| and quite badly injured. Was reporte
Yesterday 10 be getting along very nicely
| His physician, DR.. Virginus Harrison
saws there are no bad symptoms. and III
Indications are that he will recover.
A number OF Richmond newspaper-me
have received invitations from the pu'
fishers Of the Fourth Estate, newspap'
for newspaper-makers, to attend a b
reception in honor OF It's first anniversai
on February 2ist at the office of public'
ton. in the Postal-Telegraph buildin
New York.
At a semi-annual meeting OF the stool
holders OF the Capital Building and Loa
Association, at Wilkinson's Hall, the 10
lowing officers were elected direction
Charles NJ. Wallace, James Hartle
Michael Kelly. William Wilson. VILLA.
]. Quigiey. n. T. Smith. A. Il. Arm
strong, Peter Stumpf. and John N. Dom
| hue.