Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-01

Miss Alice Biddle. OF Chesterfield coun-
ty. is visiting relatives in the city.
Rev. p. f. Throckmor;on has resigned
as pastor of Pioneer chapel, in Henrico.
Mr.. Frank Baptist Jr.. OF church
Hill, is visiting friends in Hanover coun-
t..
Sheriff W. T. Vaughan. OF Amelia, was
among the callers at the Auditors Office
yesterday.
Squire W. 4. Graves has been very M
for the past week. at his residence. 40
east Marshall street
Rev. J. r. Harrison is conducting an
interesting revival meeting at Montrose
chapel on Fulton Hi.
Miss Louise Lamberth. Of Gloucester.
is visiting her friend, Miss Maude Schultz.
100 north Fourth street.
Mr.. Charles Z. Thomas, formerly OF
this city. but now OF Norfolk. is seriously
I'll in that city with paralysis.
Major and Mrs. 4. r. Courtney. OF
Dumbarton. Henrico, will spend he win
ter at No. 7l6 west Grace street.
The German-American Ladies' Aid AS
ISOLATION viii hold their regular meeting
at the Virginia Hospital this afternoon az
O'clock.
Detectives Gibson and Hall recovered
stolen bicycle Sunday FOR Mr.. Charles
Grant. The officers found the wheel out
in the county.
Mrs Joseph T. Lawlcss. wife OF the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth. who has
been extremely III. is reported TO be i'm
proving slowly.
Sta.o-Sanato. NravparT Of porfemou,h
and Hon. Isaac Digs. OF King William.
called upon the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts yesterday
Captain Thomas b. Lewis and wife. OF
Wilmington. Del, are in the city. visiting
the family OF Sergeant John 4. otey.
5i1 north Eighth street.
Attorney General r. Taylor Scott. who
has been quite sick IN Warrentop, has
entirely recovered. and will probably come
to this city in a few days.
Mrs Lucy Fair Pifer Of South Caro-
lima, IS visiting the family OF her cousin.
Rev. Or. James Y. Fair, at No. 2l5 south
Third street
Mr.. William r. Tyree. formerly OF Rich
mond. now Of stanton. but who Is travel
ling for a Philadelphia house. is IN the
city, and stopping at Murphys.
The blacksmith-shop Of Mr.. c. II. Smith.
at the corner Of Seventh and Orleans
streets was broken into last week and
about SO worth OF tools were stolen.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr..
Henry T.. Mills and Miss Grace Phaup.
both Of this city, December 10Th. at $50
o'clock =. IL, az the First Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Vaughan nee Miss
Annie c. Bruce. OF Waynesboro'. Val
have returned from Boston and New
York. and are residing at Sl6 south
Fourth street.
Mr. Walter d. Moses left last night
to attend the funeral Of Mr.. William
Steinway, which will be held at o'clock
+. NJ. next Wednesday 1T Liederkranz
Hail, in New York.
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan. OF Norfolk ar
rived too late Saturday evening TO at
tend the funeral OF little Ruth, the daugh-
ter OF Captain y. S. Rice. who was ia
tally burned on Friday night. Mrs. Nor
gan is a sister OF Mrs. Rice,
The earnings OF the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad for the month OF
October 1896, were &,15i0s; expenses
sis,oi31e The earnings Of the Petersburg
railroad for the same month were
A5.e7lSl; expenses. s2s45s.l6-
Mr.. II. McKim Marriotts little daush-
ter In some mysterious way set the room
afire on Friday night last She did not
get burned. but Mr.. Marriotts hand was
so badly burned that he Will be connned
TO the house for some tine.