Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-17
Personals ard Brsefs.

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the city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Lee Durett. Of Pine street. is con-
valescent after a serious Illness.
Senator Thomas S. Martin was in the
| city yesterday. but left for Washington
In the evening.
OF the twenty-eight people who died 10
Richmond last week, fifteen were "nite
and thirteen colored.
Miss Eva Mann. OF No. le south Pine
street. Is now convalescent after IN
| Illness of three weeks.
A meeting OF the Council Finance Com
mittee will be held this afternoon at
| O'Clock in the City Hall.
General Charles j. Anderson left yes
terday for Tampa, Fla, where ne pur-
| poses spending ten days.
Rev. Or. Kerr has recovered from an
| attack of the grip that has kept him in
the house for several days.
DIR. Jacob Michaux was called to Char
| lottesville yesterday on professional bust
ness, but viii return this morning.
/ In the City Circuit Court yesterday suit
was entered by ]. l.. TaliaferrO against
j. G. and ]. n. McCue for 500 damages.
Mr.. Charles GIN, OF this city. left Sun
| day night for Roanoke Rapids y. c.,
expecting to be absent about two months.
| News has reached here from San Fran
cisco OF the death of Mrs. Carolina de
| Calderon. who was Miss Crespi, Of
this city.
Judge Bergman Green, OF Danville, and
| Senator w. NJ. Flanagan, OF Powhatan,
| Va. are in the city. stopping at Muir
! phys Hotel.
| Mr.. A. s. Welsiger. OF the Chesapeake
and Western road. was I'm the city lest
week. I'm conference with the Norfolk ana
| Western officials.
Mr.. H. A. Caulheld has resigned as or
ganist at St Patricks church. The mem
| bers very much regret 1t. as he was able,
competent, and popular.
The followers OF Colonel Lamb. will
| hold big rally tomorrow night at odd
Fellows Hall on Franklin street. James
! Bahen and John Mitchell, Jr., will speak.
Albert Orth. of the Philadelphia Base
! Ball Clubs pitching STAFF, was registered
at the Lexington Sunday. Mr.. Orth went
on TO Hampton yesterday to JOIN MS
| team.
Mr.. Haddon watkins OF Richmond
went to Norfolk last Saturday, and sang
solos at Freemason-Street Baptist church
at both morning and evening services on
Sunday.
Mr. John r. Sedgwick. proprietor Of the
| bonded warehouse. has gone TO Washing
ton. He was accompanied by Mr.. w. H.
Tyler. Chief Deputy in the internal-reve-
nue. Office.
Mr.. c. W. Curran. State secretary Of the
Railroad Branch, Young Mems Christian
| Association, will conduct the meeting at
/ Union Gospel Mission, corner Eighth and
Main streets, tonight.
Senator James N. Stubs was in tho
city Sunday. en- route TO stanton 10
attend a meeting Of the new Board of
Visitors OF the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
| Institution.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mt
/ Wallace Coleman Saunders 10 Miss Julia
! Edwards Woodson. TO take place at Leigh
Street Baptist church wednesday. March
18th, at 6 o'clock Z. NJ.
About noon yesterday the glass show
/ case which stands just outside the store
| OF Captain r. Leslie Spence, on Main
street near Eighth. was broken open. and
some suits Of gentlemen's underwear
| stolen.
The Union Democratic Club will meet
| tonight to discuss the principles of JEFF
| fersonian Democracy. They cordially IL
! vite all Democrats to meet with them.
! This club meets at Powells Hall. Church
! Hill avenue.
Rabbi Calisch will deliver his lecture on
! the Moral OF Dr. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde"
| on Thursday, March 18th. at Grace-Stroet
| Presbyterian church at o'clock for the
| benefit OF the Retreat for the Sick and
! OH Dominion Hospital
| Messrs. George ID. Wise II. w. Flour
/ noy, and A. y. Gulgon, counsel for Mary
! Alternately and Pokey Barnes, viii go 20
Farmville to-day, and Mr.. J. NJ Lang
| horne, who has been summoned as a
witness for the defence, will accompany
! them.
Captain Thomas Elicit, adjutant gene
| rol OF the Grand Camp Confederate Nete-
rams Of Virginia, yesterday chartered the
Jim" Peasants Camp, OF Goochland
county. The new camp VIII be No. o.
| and starts out with Mr.. George h. Harri-
| son as commander; Mr.. II. IL. Hoy as
adjutant, and good membership
The examination for government Indian
! positions and printing-ofiiee places will b.
| held at the custom-house on March the
| goth. A special examiner from Wash
/ ingtOn will have charge Of the candidates.
/ Blanks may be obtained on application 10
the assistant postmaster. at the post
/ Office.
Rev. w. W. Landrum, d. D., will
| preach on st. Patrick next Sunday lie
| viii deal with Irelands patriot saint as
/ Baptist. AS every denomination claims
| ST. Patrick. and advances good argument
| 10 substantiate the claim, IL is expected
that Or. Landrums sermon will be a
/ historical treat.
DR.. ". ". Landrum is fortunate in
| having congregation which Is little af-
| fected by inclement weather His con-
| gregations at both services on Sunday
were quite good, and he received during
| the day four persons for baptism among
| them a Richmond College student from
| South Carolina. The Doctors people are
| still rejoicing over the fact that he could
not BE- tempted away from them by his
| fattering call TO Tennessee.
Ricbmonders In New York.
| NEW YORK. March -(Speclal)-E.
/ Waddey, Aston: Misses Palmer 81. Denis;
l.. +. Cooper. New York; y. +. Cleary,
| Grand.
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