Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Personals and Briefs.

General Poyton Wise is on visit to
Minnesota.
No cases were tried yesterday in the
/ United States Court.
Captain w. Gordon McCabe, Of Peters
/ burg, is in the city.
Miss Lizzie Pickett is in the city, the
| guest of Miss Julia NJ. Morton, west Frank
| lin.
Miss Matte Barnes, of South Boston, is
! visiting Mr.. II. J.. Barnes, TIA west Main
street.
DR.. r. n. Hudson aud bride were in the
( city Yesterday en- route to their nome IN
/ Louisa county.
Thcold Dominion Fishineaclub Of this
/ city have arranged to sail July 22d on
I their thirteenth annual cruise.
Mr.. Charles A. Wilson leaves to-day for
| New Jersey to visit his wife's parents and
to bring his wife and infant daughter
/ to Richmond.
Judge T. r. Farrar. of Amelia county,
| has been quite sick at his home in that
/ county, but is now on the mend.
DIR. Ramon d. Garcin's prize from Paris,
I France. on his prize essay was 200 francs
/ instead Of 80 as the types made 1t appear
| Nt1lttAHfs
The Charles Madison who was before the
| Police Court last Friday for drunkenness
Pis not the Charles Madison who lives at
No. 500 north Twenty-ftth street.
Mr.. +. H.. Hill, past grand master. Of
| Masons in Virginia. Is in the city, looking
very well. lie is stopping at Hotel Muir
/ ply, and will be there until Tuesday.
Quartermaster D. A. Brown requests all
members of II. r. Lee Camp, No. !, Con-
Tolerate Veterans. 10 call at No. ITO cast
Main street aud get their hats and badges
Mrs. Russell Robinson is at DR.. i. I.
/ Robmson's for o few days az roHe Tor q
visit 10 her son. Lieutenant Writ RobIn-
son. United States army, and bride atNeW-
/ port, Il. !.
! Fifteen horses belonging to the estate of
/ Colonel Joseph l.. Darlington were sold by
! auction yesterday at PRICES ranging from
/ S9Gj down 10 800. The average was con-
/ sidercd good.
/ Mr. Frederick Il. Gomez, the manager OF
! the Boston Symphony Orchestra, - a great
| friend OF Mr., leo. Wheat. He is genial.
whole-soulcd gentleman, and has made
many friends in Richmond.
Nlr. Charles II. Hasker continues quite
| sick at his home, on n street near twenty
| fourth. Al WAC expected that an operation
/ would be performed on him FRIDAY, out
I his physicians deemed this inadvisable.
Colonel Cassel, of Denver, COL, passed
! through the city last Tuesday on his way
/ South, Tie Colonel aud @ party OF hye,
with Mr.. Ed Lumpkin, will sail for Eu-
rope early IN August, to be absent SIX
months.
! A gentleman said Yesterday evening thet
/ he had tried several liverY-stables 10 en-
! gage carFages for the professors of WASH
! ington and Lee University for the DAY, on
Which TIE Lee monument Will be unYellea'
and at oil the places he had visited every
vehicle had been engaged for that occa-
sion
Mr.. +. d. Walker, manager of the Cos;
raopnot'ion -aagaziRe, whose body was iounu
/ IN Roanoke river near Weldon, n. e., on
THURSDAY, was IN Richmond on the 2Jd OK
| April and stopped at the Davis House he
| qua not tell the proprietor where ne was
! gong nom here. aud day or two aiter no
lett letter came for him, which MI. DAVIS
keps until he read the account IN the
/ newspapers OF the finding OF the Douy.
Yesterday the letter was sent 10 deceased
family who live at No. 357 Seventh street,
| One or the most ENJOYABLE events OF the
season was q german given at Mrs. Fray
ser's, $40 north Nineteenth street, last FRI
day evening. The following ladies and gen
tlemen were present Misses Mamie pray
ser Mable Glinn. Minnie Biakey, Lena
Newman. Lille Eaton, Beulah bowles'
Florence White, Carrie Lester, Ella Evans
Messrs. Thomas Bowles, Haf sey Clements
Thomas whitworth. Charles Harnish, Us
ear frsyloF, Z. Anderson. f.. Glinn, r.
Ghnl, W. frayscr. w. Orlddiipg,
Snithers. and W. A. Evans.