Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-28

PERSONALS ana Brfefa.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. +. Fldridec. Of Alexan.
oris, are stopping at Ford's Hotel.
Ex-Auditor y. u. Dyson has been in the
Guy Tor The past two or three days.
Rev. J. r. siurrs will preach at the Sol.
oIerS' Home this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Governor Lee and Senator John W. Danier
VIII speak at Accomack Courthouse to-mor-
row.
Miss Emma V. Byers. Of slauoton, is Wis
itins Miss Bernard and MISS Wilkinson, q
Church Hin.
Mr.. s. Layenson. o. Philadelphia, was In
the city yesterday and left last night On route
Tor Baltimore.
Rev. =. p. Flournoy, Of Sykesville, Nd,
IS IN the city, 81 his mothers residence, No.
Ga north Ninth street.
Mr.. ". J. King, son OF Captain John J.
King. arrived safe Ia Kansas City, Mo-, and
will remain several weeks.
Misses Fanny Caysn and Lone Bussels, OF
Bowiing Green Female Seminary, spent the
cay 10 Richmond last Monday.
Misses Sallie Stuart and Belle Smith. OF
Alexandra, are The guests OF Mrs. e. 3.
Addison, 2J0 east Grace street.
Rev. r. p. Kerr, D. d.. reached the CITY
yesterday from tie Synod Of Virginia and
VIII occupy his pulpit to-day as usual.
Miss Mary Becher, formerly Of Rich.
mond, now of stanton. IS Visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Sol. Wise, al y east Leigh street.
Miss Nettie Vaughan Of Huguenoi, Pow.
la'aU county, formerly Of Richmond, ia the
guest Of Miss Deuie Shell, Of Church ILL.
George Wilson, Of Elizabeth City county,
was received az the peniucntiary yesterday to
serve a term Of seven years for malicious az.
sault.
Mrs. J.. S. Gilmore. Of Moline, H.. IA
visiting Richmond, AID is the guest OF her
brother, Mr.. ). ID. *. SleigLt, 40l east Man
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pollard. OF Monmouth,
m, are visiting the %IatteT's parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. +. A. sheppersou, Of north Madison
street.
Mrs. Emma 9. Cox, Of Charlottesville,
who hs been visiting Mrs. q. u. johnson,
Of east Marshall street, returned home yes
teIdsy.
Mrs.. Or. Arthur c. Adams, Of Washing
HANNH r. rs Z" VI wv AAHNH ENVtNtIE ~ Nv
sister. Mrs. Thomss a. EWers, 1902 west
Main street.
Mrs. j. 5. Thompson and her son James
returned bono 10 MoEOiI Is. G., "wednesday
after o pleasant VISIT to relatives and fiCnds
10 RichmOnd.
There Will he an important meeting 81 The
Andrew Jack@on Democratic club at Column
bus Nan, CORNER Third and Broad streets, 90
M0nd 3 night.
Mls, Gus Jones, Of Chatham, Pittsylynnia
oouuty, who hls been visiting Miss Matte
Il. Eictt. 81 Church Hi, returned home
Thursday afternoon.
The second-baud clothing house OF VIII
liam Green, at 3I22 Rockets street, was en-
tered by %tigoves Thursday night and robbed
OF considerable goods.
Tie Ucurico Board o. Supervisors met az
thc county couri-hoU4e Yesterday ana passed
upon certain rood matters and transacted
other routine business.
Rev. Dr.. s. A. Goodwin win preach the
annuAl sermon before the Young Men a Mis-
sionarv Society Of West ain-Street Baptist
church TONIGHT at 7:i5 o'clock.
w. NJ. McAlister. cbsirnan OF tho Demo-
cratic COMMITTEE Of Bath county, Is IN the
city. lie reports that Bath is all right for
Cleveland, Thurman, and Tucker.
Latest adyioes irom Mr.. EcheTt G. Leigh,
j., who has been very IN for several weeks
m Montgomery county. are that be is better,
though bis condition is still very critical.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. William
VI. Bieol0w q notary public for the city OF
Richmond 10 On the vacancy oecasioned by
The death Of bis father W. Is. Bigelow, Esq.
Miss Lizzie Dammann, OF Baltimore, add
Miss Byrd Greer. daughter OF Admiral
Greer. Uuited states navy. are visiting The
city, and are guests Of Mr. John Iurcel,
9l6 cast Clay street.
Rev. Or. Wjliam J.. Hatcher, pastor OF
Grace-Suect Baptist church, VINO has Just re-
unped TO the city after on absence OF thfoe
months spent abroad, will ON bis pulpit TINS
morning aud t0~nIsht.
Mi. Jefferson Wallace. the editor Of the
Baton, sustained q painful injury last FIJI
dav-a heavy piece OF machinery which some
wcrkmcn we're moving falling on bis leIt
foot and usshing II very badly.
Herman Ferlc, n lagman OF The Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, bad both OF his feet
BADLY mashed this morning about l o'clock
bv a coal train Running over them. ihe ao-
cident happened on Tenth street between
Csnal aud BYRD streets.