Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-19
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel Z. NJ. Evans, of Philadelphia, IS
in the city on visit.
Major Thomas W. boswell is quite sick
at the Exchange Hotel.
Mrs. J. II. Tompklus leaves to-day to
visit her sister IN Denver, Col.
watermelons are on sale in the Richmond
markets and at the fruit-stands.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael and family left
Yesterday afternoon for Clarke county.
Captain Andrew Pizzin and family have
gone to their summer home near Ashland.
The Circuit Court was engaged Yesterday
in the consideration OF unlmpOrtant mat
ter5.
Mr. W. II. Peasants willleay this morn
ing on business trip to Eastern North
Carolina.
The closing exercises OF Monte Maria
Academy will be held at 9 A. u. tomorrow
at the school building.
Senators James n. Stubs. Of Glouces-
ter. and l.. ID. Yarrell. of Greenesyllle,
were in the city yesterday.
Morgan and Champe Shepherd left yes
terday for Clarke county TO spend the sum-
mer with friends and relatives.
Mrs. Celeste f. Pizzini. Of No. II west
Grace street. has gone TO Brooklyn to visit
her daughter, Mrs. julius Keller.
Mr.. f. L. Wood, Of Flushing, \. Y, who
has been spending his vacation here with
friends, returned home last night.
Miss b. =. Tompkins. of $40 west Main
street. has Just returned from very plea
SAINT visit to the Blue Ridge Mountains.
German Kern and Frederick Schmidt.
natives of Germany. were admitted TO citl-
zenship yesterday in the Hastings Court.
The Henrico County Court was not in
session yesterday. Judge Minor having
gone up 10 Hanover to hold court for
Judge Redd.
Henry Watkins and Alexander Wharf
were received at the pententiary yester-
day from Wythe county to serve two years
tor house-broaking.
There will be meeting of the Methodist
Iaymen's Union OF Richmond and Man
chester at Centenary church Friday night
next at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Virginia johnson, one Of the four
Young ladies' who was full graduate at
the Virginia Female Institute IL Staunton
this session, Is the daughter of Major W. j.
Johnson, Of this city.
Adlutant-Ieneral Mcdonald has gone TO
Lexington TO attend a meeting of the
Board Of Visitors of the Virginia Military
Institute. He will return 10 Richmond
about the 2sth instant.
Mr.. +. II. Saunders, well-known Rich
mOnd musician, who has been employed
by Dir. Thomas b. Henley, of the West
Point Terminal Hotel. for the present sea-
son. left for West Point with his band
yesterday evening.
Mr.. William III. C. Ralston yesterday
qualified as Deputy City Sergeant. This
completes the list. Mr. +. S. Furneyhough
is first deputy, Mr. 4. T. McCabe second
deputy. and Mr.. w. II. c. Ralston third
deputy. Sergeant Epps is now ready TO
enter upon the discharge of his duties on
July lst.
Judge f. c. Minor will hold court Friday
at the county courthouse to consider the
application of the River-View Railroad
Company and the Richmond Union Passen-
ger-Railway Company to extend their
tracks from Ashland and Meadow streets
rsd Wallace street to Ritchie and Park
street to Main.
Among those who attended Colonel Guys
funeral on Tuesday evening were two
members or his old company, Sergeant
Oscar Massie. OF Louisa county, and DIR.
Thomas j. Riddell, of this city. Sergeant
Massie was taken prisoner at Fort Donald.
son, Tenn, February, 1864, with Colonel
Guy. DIR. Riddell and a few Of the CON-
pany were successful Ia getting OF with
Generals Floyd and Pillow. who reached
Nashville the next day.