Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-28
Per.OuaIsand Briefs.

Rev. DR.. Newton goes to Norfolk sext
Tuesday.
DR.. Charles P. seItz has returned from
New York.
Rev. DR.. Minnigerode left yesterday on a
visit to Norfolk.
Mr.. John stringer left yesterday evening
for New York.
Rev. Preston Nash LETT for New YORK With
the Richmond military.
Rev. II. Carmichael will occupy the pulpit
Of st. PauPs church to-day
Mr.. Manly p. Ramos and wits will leave
for New York this morning.
Niss Annie Lee Boiling IS visiting Miss
Starke, No. east Franklin street.
Mr.. Preston Belyin and Mr.. John II.
Roach left last night for New York.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, Ancient Free and
Accepted MasOns, meets tomorrow night for
work.
Amy Johnson. a lunatic from Elizabeth
county, was received at Pinel Hospital yes
terday.
Mrs. Barney weriheim left yesterday for
New York to attend the celebration Of the
centennial.
hr. william F. Owens, OF New York, is
the guest OF DR.. w. Leigh Burton, 206 east
Cary street.
Several coupon suits were tried in the City
Circuit Court yesterday aud decided 10 favor
Of the Commonwealth.
Miss stella Burr left Saturday morning for
New YORK b visit friends and DO present at
the centennial celebration.
Dir. J. G. Hawkins, OF the Office OF the
Secretary OF the Common wealth, has gone to
Halifax on & few DAYS visit
The Henrico Board OF Supervisor, met
Yesterday and spent some time In the con-
sideration Of routine business.
Miss Alice Carter. formerly Of Shirley, Va,
now OF Baltimore. Is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William l.. White, 7l3 east Franklin street.
Miss Bette Deane goes TO Lynchburg on
Wednesday to attend the wedding OF Miss
Daisy Preston and Mr.. Robert Strother, OF
that city.
Rev. Or. S. TAYLOR Martin, OF Hampden-
Sidney College, will preach at Grace-Street
Presbyterian church at IL A. NJ. aud 1880 p.
II. to-day.
Rev. Thomas Drew, who has recently been
elected evangelist OF the Synod Of Missouri,
Is IN the city for few days, and is the guest
Of Mr.. Charles d. Hill.
Among the recent graduates in medicine
as the University Of Baltimore, Nd, was
William Travis Howard, Jr, son OF John
Howard, Esq, OF this city.
Thomas Williams was cut in the right
shoulder blade last night by William Patsy
during a fight on Eighth street between
Broad ana Marshall. Both colored.
Or. r. G. Franklin, OF west Nam street,
who has been critically III during the past
week, Is gradually recovering under the i'm
mediate attention OF DR.. X. b. Slower
Miss Mabel Page, Of 1T west Main street,
lett for a visit to Newark, n. j., yesterday
with her friends Misses Ida and Emma sts-
yens, who have been on visit to her for
some weeks.
Mr.. J. T. Odell, late superintendent OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, is pro-
minently spoken Of in connection with the
position OF general manager OF the Baltl-
more and Ohio system.
Mrs. j. J. Hopkins left the city last Tues.
day for Boston, where she will spend the
summer. She was Joined In Washington BY
her daughter, Miss Rena Hopkins, who has
been spending several weeks In the Capital
city.
Leo Lodge, No. All, Knights Of Honor.
gave q banquet last evening st Dir. Gus. +.
Delarue's restaurant, on Main street, TO the
grand officers OF the Grand Lodge Of Vir-
einia. over q hundred members were
present, and the festivities were only
brought 10 close by the approach OF the
Sabbath morn.
Captsin Jesse T. Scott, formerly OF Rich
mond, who was for number OF years one
Of the most genial aud popular conductors
on the Atiautic Coast Line, run uing between
Richmond and Weldon, is now liviag at AS
pinwall. lsthmus OF Panama, aud is siiIl en-
gagged In railroading. A private letter re-
ceiyed from him BY friend states that he Is
well and iieurishiDe. which will be crafty.
ing news to his many friends and WELL
wishers In his old home.
AT the Theatre on Friday night q most
enjoyable and talented smateur performance
was given for the benefit OF the Sacred
Heart church. The weather was very much
against theatrc-solng, vet . very fair su-
diepce witnessed the play, and Il Was the
unanimous verdict that this was one Of the
very best amateur performance seen for
years. Erred. Andrews In the titis-role
wa. excellent, and showed q careful study
OF the part as well ~ . great deal OF drA-
matte resource. Mr.. Charles II. Ellyson 10
bis part did admirably, a. he always does.
4 he other parts were all well Dl<yed. and.