Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-10
Personals end Briefs.

Miss Katie O'Nelll. who has been quite
sick is now conva,escent
Mr. Ralph Levy left Sunday evening for
New York on business trip.
Mr. W. T.. Christian. the well-known
Washington correspondent, is In the city
for a day or two.
\ board meeting Of the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals will
be held at o'clock tonight.
While on duty at the jefferson few
nights ago Officer r. A. Pillow, OF the
Third Station, lost his pistol.
Mr. Walter Collins and his little daugh-
ter Myra. are on a visit to Mr.. /. y.
Collins. 1912 north Fifth street.
Mr.. b. II. Marsh. formerly Of this city.
but now travelling in North Carolina, is
here on a visit Of a few days.
There will be meeting OF the Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy at Il o'clock to-
day at the residence Of Mrs. y. V. Ran
dolph.
pop" Tate will leave Richmond about
the 22d of the month for Little Rock,
Ark. to play with that team in the
Southern League.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit has recovered
from his recent Illness. and will return
to Washington to-day to resume his du-
ties in Congress.
Mrs. Theodore Whitfield and her daugh
ter, Miss Emma Morehead Whitfield, have
returned from the South, and are now at
500 east Franklin.
Carromo. a new and interesting game,
has arrived, and been placed in the
amusement-room Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Governor O'Ferrall has offered a reward
OF 800 for the capture Of Evans, the
negro who wounded and killed Mr. Cook,
the iailer at Danviile.
Mr.. Chasie A. Trafer. who has been
living in Richmond for several years, will
leave Thursday for Toscana Italy, where
he will reside in the future.
Mr.. Robert c. Hiden, Of the Times. who
has been sick for three weeks with the
grip. is convalescent. and was down town
for a short while yesterday.
A collection was taken up at Broadus-
Memorial Baptist church Sunday for Or.
Hatcher's rebuilding fund. and quite
handsome sum was contributed.
James Robinson, the negro who was
sent to jail for one month and fined $
for violating the United States pension
laws, was released from Jail yesterday.
The March term OF the Supreme Court
will begin to-day and continue till about
April 30th; or, possibly. later. There are
no Commonwealth cases 10 be heard.
There will be an important meeting Of
the Daughters of the Confederacy at 5l2
east Grace street to-day at II o'cl""b
Members are urged to bring the blanks
in with them
Senator william f. Flanagan is much
better. and will ba able 10 appear in the
Police Court tomorrow, when the charge
of felonious assault against Senator Flood
will be heard.
Mr.. Lnburn T. Myers. assistant gene
raj superintendent Of the Railway Mall
Service, was in the city yesterday to
attend the funeral of his friend Mr.. a.
Sale Watkins.
Mr.. w. II. Tyler. Chief Deputy in the
Internal Revenue Office, LETT for Wash
ington last night for a two-days' visit
He goes partly on government business
and partly for pleasure.
Miss Jessie Hunter, OF Lexington. who
has been visiting Mrs. German, 800 Por-
ter street. Manchester, has returned
home. Mrs. a. b. Mathews. Of Durham,
n. c.. is the guest of Mrs. German
Albert Meredith Messenger, infant child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. \. Messenger. of
Long Island, y. Y. died at the residence
OF Mr.. Joseph Shelton. S9 east Clay
street Sunday morning about 8 O'Clock.
The funeral took place yesterday at 10
o'clock.
Mr. Thomas G. Leath. manager of the
Academy of Music, has returned home
after a delightful visit TO New York. In
cidentaIy Mr. Leath combined business
with pleasure. and booked some OF the
best companies on the road for next
season.
Mrs. Blanche Stith. OF 707 north Twenty
fourth street, who was so frightfuly
scalded last Thursday by the bursting OF
a cofee-pot. is very sick from the shock
To her nervous system. Ii was feared
her eyes were injured. but, fortunately,
the eye-ball was not hurt
A commission of lunacy, composed OF
Justices Lewis, Vincent. and Thomas
injured into the mental constitution OF
Mary f. Bray. a cOlored woman at the
county jail. yesterday afternoon. The
woman was adjudged insane and COM
mitted to Jail TO await removal to an
asylum.
The Tammany Democratic Club, o,
Jackson Ward, has been reorganized. and
the following officers elected: August
Fisher. president; John ID. Hagan. vice
president; John NJ. Eneanny, secretary:
Walter ). Blackburn. treasurer; Micheal
Woods. sergeant-at-arms. The club VIII
meet every Wednesday night at Bahen's
Hall, First and Charity streets.