Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-23

The Governor has appointed Charles \.
Nesbtt notary public for the city OF
Richmond.
Mr. Edgar u. Nesbitt Of Front Royal,
has accepted q position with NJ. X. Cat
lin. Of this city.
Quite a number Of Richmond people
went down TO Toano TO attend a german
/ given there last night.
Mrs. Mary Randolph Tabb. OF Glouces-
/ ter county, is the guest Of Or. and Mrs.
John 5. Wexford, Sl3 east Grace street
Mr.. r. A. Ewers has entirely recovered
from a severe attack Of gastric-fever,
which confined him TO his room for some
time.
Captain W H. Stratton. prominent
railroad man. is on an extended pleasure
trip to New York, Philadelphia, Balii-
more. and other points.
Judge Leigh X. Watts and Mr.. G. Hat
ton OF Portsmouth, have been here for
day or two in attendance upon the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals
Mrs. George Woodbridge, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. s ". Travers during
the past week. left yesterday for her
home, in Ashevlle, y. {.
1t is understood that Mr.. G. NJ Helms.
Of Rocky Mount. will be candidate be
fore the General Assembly for Superin-
tendent of the Penitentiary.
Among the visitors to the Office Of the
Auditor Of Public Accounts yesterday
were Sheriff NJ. G. CardoZa, Of Lunen-
burg. and Sheriff J. =. Davis of Henry.
Rev Edward l.. Pei will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association this afternoon at .
o'clock.
The regular weekly meetings Of the
Central Womans Christian Temperance
Union Will be held on TUESDAY afternoon
Of each week at ( i. VI. at the Woman's
Christian Association.
The Richmond High-School football
team will leave here this afternoon sor
Petersburg. where they will play the
team of the High School of that city. Fiji
teen men will be taken.
The condition Of Mr.. w. G. Moseley,
who slipped from train at Harrison and
Broad streets Wednesday ana lost both
legs. was considered much better last
night, and his physicians are very hope
full Of his recovery.
At the Seventh-Street Christian church
the special meetings will be continued
during the week. Rev Jabez Hall
preaching every night. The services this
week have been full Of enjoyment and
profit Good music by large choir has
been and will be particular feature.
A meeting Of the Executive Committee
of the Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety was held yesterday morning In the
rooms Of the Virginia Historical Society.
The question of the selection of regents
for the different States was discussed and
A plan adopted Another meeting Will be
held December 9th.
Rev. Herbert 7. Bawn, a superannuated
minister of the Methodist Conference, re-
ceived a fall on the rirst day of the late
conference and was carried 10 the Retreat
for the Sick lie IS stu there, and while
he suffers but little pain when still, Is as
yet unable TO wax. his Injuries are more
serious than at first apprehended.
The next meeting of the American As
sociatlon of General Passenger Agents
will be held according TO existing ar
rangements, in this city on the nth day
of March. 1896. The majority OF the gene
raj passenger agents OF the lnlted states
and Canada will be present, and IL is ex-
pected that fully two hundred will at
tend the meeting