Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-02-18

Adjutant-General Charles J. Anderson
has left the city on a trip South.
Rev. DR.. Hartley Carmichael rector
Of st. Paul's. will return home to-day
from Columbus, O.
Mr.. L. 3. Thilow returned TO Philadel-
phia yesterday after spending pleasant
time at his old home.
The Malone child, taken from this
city to Pasteur's Institute, in New York,
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. NJ J. Cease left yesterday MORN
ing for Newport News, to visit her sister,
Mrs. II. w. Dyson. who is quite sick.
Among the visitors at the Office Of the
Auditor of Public Accounts yesterday
was Mr. George L. Smith. Treasurer OF
York county.
Mrs James Thomas. Mrs. Connally,
and Mrs. Fox have gone to Florida. Mrs.
Connally is making the trip for the benefit
OF her health.
The sopranos Of the Wednesday Club,
conveniently located, will meet for re
hearsal at Mrs. w. J. Readys, No. l2l2
Floyd avenue this evening at $50 O'CLOCK
Mrs. ]. W. Craig the wife of the toll
keeper on Mayo's Island, who has been
suffering with la grippe, has somewhat
improved and is able 10 be about the
house.
There will be a meeting Of the Confede-
rate Memorial Literary Society at the
Museum on Friday at y o'clock. This
viii take the place of the regular meet
ing of the ed.
Rev. DR.. Pike Powers, rector OF ~
Andrews church, who has been quite
very i'll last night. IL Is le"ieu ''i''
he NAV not recover.
pav G. r. Hyde. pastor of the Third
,,'.a.,,,,torian church. has been called TO
san Antonio, Tex, by the illness OF ms
hrofbor in that city, and will probably
be absent several weeks
Messrs. Walter Y. Smith. or chester
Geld Courthouse; Willie Allen, OF Rich
r,o1d and William Chappell. Of Amelia
Courthouse. have enlisted in Company
q OF the First Virginia Regiment
There will be a meeting of the Oak
wood Memorial Association at the Ihiru
PRESBYTERIAN church at 1l:SO o'clock to-
Sav All the members are urged to at
tend as business of importance will be
transacted.
DIR. starr will preach in the chapel at
o'clock under the auspices of the Centrai
yyornan's Temperance Union All sister
organizations and the public are invited
to be present.
Mr.. w. NJ. Nick. born Virginian' put
nj present general superintendent Oh
1ife-insurance company in Boston, Mass.
-, onone the callers at the office OF
Colonel John Bell Bigger in the Capitol
this morning,
district Lodge, No. /, I. o. G. T., will
- ~ noon today in quarterly session
With Howard s-Grove Lodge OF GoOd
n,an,nlars. The interests Of Good Tenn
,,ary will be discussed, and an interesting
meetings is promised.
The customer who, on the 9th OF Feb
ruarv. dropped SlO-biil III the stoIe Oh
6 Storm ON lower Main street, having
- AIR Stern's advertisement In tie
Dtsoatch of the next day, called on the
,awnbroker yesterday and was given his
money.
co,orel II ID Whitcomb is confined TO
ne nod M his residence. No. north Fifth
st~eet from an injury to one of his
onlles sustained by his making mis-
s,en while going down the steps OF MS
,,orcb on last Saturday. Or. Hugh NJ
Tavlor Is attending Colonel WhitcomD.
Mr. r. Sanford Madison died Tuesday
otoht M the home Of his mother on
18th Twenty-seventh street; aged ~
~, ,,oars Mr.. Madison had been employed
yo. n number OF years at the Richmond
c,hemicaI-Works The funeral VIII take
nlace AT the East-End Baptist churen TINS
morning at 1899 O'clock
contain s. B. West. who has been so
10, from pneumonia for the past week.
10 sim a desperately i'll man. but was
reoarded as slightly better last night
rr,.o OF his sons-Mr Herbert o. west
~ Waynesvile n. c., and Mr. Herman
" west, of Blackstone, Va.-haVe ar,
o,her members OF Captain Vests
semilv reside with him. at No. $40 east
Clay street.