Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-03
Personals and Briefs.


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teresting.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Mary Lee is the guest OF General Joseph
Il. Anderson.
Mr.. W. II. Savage. Of Roanoke, Is in the city
for a few days.
Colonel Joe Mayo, of wes;moreand, left for
homo yesterday.
What will the census figures show Richmond's
population Guess.
Miss Minnie Jones, Of Talcott, W. Va, is visit
Ing friends IN the city.
Colonel Thomas Smith, OF Fsuquler, has been
In the city tor several days.
Mr. William II. Pleassnts, Of Msrshall Ward.
is in Fredericksburg to-day.
Tho military ball was great success. The re-
ceipts exceed the expenses 10y $500
Miss Ruth swain OF Alexandria, is visiting Dr.
j. Hall Moore and family Of this city.
Mr.. Z. Courtney jenkins and wife have re-
turned from tholr South American trip.
Miss Somnie Dawson, Of scottsyille, is guest
Of Miss Bessie Moore, of iieurco county
Mr.. H. Writ Brown OF Waco, Texas, former
resident of Richmond, is here on visit
Mr.. Jackson b. Wood and wife have returned
from an extended trip in tho far Southwest
Miss Jennie Fraysor, OF Danyille, Va. is visit
Ing Mrs. James V. Rennie. Of west Cary street.
Mrs. Charles II. Pratt is In the city, the guest
Of her sister, Mrs Henry e. Berger, at the Bolle-
yue.
slrs. Jennie NJ Jones, Of Goldsboro', n. c.. is
visiting Mrs. j. G. Bcdell, No. 535 north First
street.
Mrs r. A. Hoshour. Of Staunton. Va. is visit
ing Mrs. II. II. Pioomberg, No. SIS east Leigh
street
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mosby, OF Sanford, Fla.
formerly OF Richmond, are here on visit to
their friends.
Mr. Jacob Guudershelmer. Of Baltimore, Md.
Is in the city, tho guest Of Mr. Henry Block, lO9
west Clay street.
Mr.. John Mann, councilman for Marshall
Ward. left tho city last night 10 visit relatives in
Baltimore who are ILL
The horse-cars carried 1900 passengers on
Thursday the day Of the unveilng, and 10000 on
Friday, McmOrial-day.
The ladies' Of the Fourth Presbyterian church
will nave gG excursion on the steamer Iolcnes-
ter 10 Dutch Gap this evening.
Chairman Jackson Guy will soon call ward
meetings TO elect members OF the now City Com
mittce 10 60 into Office July Isl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McIntIro. OF Frederick
City, Nd. arc visiting their daughter, Mrs. +. III.
Welty, 3UI north rwenty-fourth street
Captain Oliver Mountcastle will leave this eye
ming for Alexandria. to attend the Convention OF
the Virginia state tiremen's Association.
DR.. John II. Weymouth and wife. Of West ylr-
ginia, arc in the city, stopping with his sisters.
Mrs. Walden and Miss Ilennie Wymouth.
Rev. DR.. Hoge will deliver an address before
the Young Mems Christian Association OF the
University Ot Virginia on sunday, June 18th.
Judge Hughes arrived in tho city Sunday
NIT tat f.fa
yesterday, but heard no cases OF public interest
Mr. william Corbin, OF Culpeper county. has
returned home after q pleasant visit with his
niece Mrs. j. 4. Timberiake, SO7 west Marshall.
The Belt Line connecting the Richmond. Fred
ercg-burg and Poiomsc and tho Richmond and
Petersburg Will probably be finished by Octo-
ber.
Mr.. John A. Pizzini, lato agent Of the New
York Associated Press, who was paralyzed about
two years ago, was out driving yesterday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Miss Kate Durham, Of North Carolina,
and Miss Fannie Seay, OF LynchDurR, aTs the
guests Of Miss Leila Taylor, OF west Broad
street
The assessors having finished their work In
Marshall. jefferson. and Madison wards, are
now In Jackson Ward. They go next TO Monroe
and then 10 Clay
Miss Bessie Ravinel, OF Charleston, s. C., and
Miss Kate Watles, OF Columbia, S. G., are guests
at tho residence Of Herbert a. Claiborne, sO3
west Grace strert
General j. II. Lane. who came here TO attend
the unyeiling, left tor Alabama yesterday ac-
cOmpanied by his niece, Miss Louise /. Meade,
who goes to visit his daughters.
The report which has been In circulation that
/ Rev. j. Wiley Biedsoe, pastor OF ParS-Placo
Methodist church, lost his watch and chain on
the day Of the unyeiling Is untrue.
Miss Jessie b. Underhill. Of summeryilie.
| Mass ACCOMPANIED by her mother, IA pending
some time az Marburg,' the beautiful suburban
residencs Of Captain Charles Euker.
Messrs. SOL. and En- Oppenheim, Of Poanoke,
| aud 7. Pennigrass. OF Salem, who came here 90
attend the unyeiling. are guests Of MIR. ad Mrs
ID. Hentshel, OF 1904 Franklin street
! Z. Crsige Pelouze, Esq. youngest son Of Mr..
/ VI. l. PelOuZo, sailed for Europe on the steamer
/ peyOaia last saturday, after doing dut) with
/ the happy HoWitzors az the late unyeiling.
Mrs. Daniel Hannigsu, OF Philadelphia. Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs G. W. Conner. No.
| 3O3 north Nineteenth street, and her brUther-in-
Law, Mr.. I. 4. Hannigan. No. e2l Brook avenue.
| Mr.. De Gross Poisson. who has been attending
| the unveiling ceremonies and spending few
! days with friends at the Exchange Hotel, re-
! turned TO his homo IN Wilmington, n. G., yes
| terday.
Miss Chrissie X. Dishman, OF Church Hni Is
visiting the family Of Rev. NJ. y. ssndford, OF
/ Bsrkeyillo, Nottowsy county, Va, and Will a.
| tend the commencement Of the South-side Fe-
male Institute.
Mr. c. ID. Reffer and bride (who was Miss
| Birdie AirhearD. OF Roanoke City, have been
spending several days ia this city route for the
North. They will leave at ASS P. II. to-day Oh
the York -hiyer train.
Among the guard OF honor at the Lee menu.
men. Is MIR. b. 4. Eckles, formerly OF Company
A tPetersburg Grays,. Twelfth virginia regi-
ment. and also one Of MahoDes old brigade
| shsrpshooters. lie was IN every bate OF the
| war up ~ the Crater where he was disabled foi
lie.
"EvenIng with the Gypsies Is the name Of ar
entertainment which the Young Lsdies Society
! Of tho Inird Presbyterian church will give to
night and tomorrow night az the corner o.
| TWenty-eighth and Grace streets. feature o.
the entertainment will be a wedding In rea
Gypsy style.
Gensrai T. NJ. Law. who delivered the admira
BILE GRAFTON last week AT the annual meeting d
| the survivors OF the ARMY Of Northern Virginia
Is the guest OF Captain Cussens, Of Glen Allen
| who was a member OF the Generals stan and In
whose company he will this week revisit some o
the battle-nelds near Richmond.
superintendent Thompson's Flssh-Light anS
Fire-Alarm Signals went into effect last night
Any one seeing the red light on the hesdqusr
ters building can read an alarm OF nre In th
same manner that they are now neard from ths
bell. Tho red light shows the location az ono
and the white light flashes the number OF tn
box.
Captain James I. Cspstan, president OF Ricn
mond branch Irish National League, yesterda,
received letter from Sir Thomas Grattan Es
mond. who lately returned TO Londoa from a
eighteen months trip 10 Australia aud Ne'
Zealand. whittier he went To the interest OF tn
Home-Ruie cause. The letter gives some YER
encouraging statements ~ 20 the results OF ht
trip. inasmuch 40 nearly t200,c00 was added
the league treasury.
why doesn't he take Hoods Ssrsapa
rilla?n is the general inquiry OF friend