Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-06
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. @. @. Valentine, of this city, is on q visit
to New York.
Mr. II. L. Baylor. n large stock farmer OF Essex
county, is in Richmond for a day or 80.
Professor j. f. jameson Is In the city and is
stopping at No. 716 east Franklin street.
Mr.. Joseph b. Davis, the president Of the Davis
Shoe Company was In tho city Thursday.
There are now threo policemen on duty at Hol-
lywood-Messrs. Foster, Journey, and Smith.
Miss Julia A. Karr, Of Washington, who has
been visiting Mrs. John A. krutZ, has returned
home.
Senator J. r. f. Mills, Of Big Stone Gap, ar
rived in this city last evening aud Is tho guest OF
DIR. A. f. Dickinson.
Messrs L. A. Carr and S. t. Morgan, OF Dur
ham, n. G., are at the Exchange Hotel They
return home to-day.
Deputy-Sherif f. T.. Smith, 81 Montgomery,
and Sheriff w. p. Shelton, Of Hanover, we've at
the Capitol yesterday.
2 Colonel Tazewell Elicit qualified In the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday as administrator oil Louisa
Z. White. The estate is small
Suit was instituted In tho City Circuit Cour
Yesterday by Prentiss Tool and Supply CUns
pany 70. X. W. Traylor for s14S.
Henry Poindexter (colored) was received nj tho
penitentiary Thursday from Montgomery county
10 serve three years for attempted assault
Mr. Louis Rueger, who has been Ill, Is able 10
be out again. In company with his daughter no
will sail for Europe Wednesday, the 10th To-
slant
The Sunday-school teachers will meet Mt the
Young Mems Christian Association building for
the study Of the International lesson. at o'clock
this afternoon.
Hon. william Taylor has returned homo from
his "trip accompanying his sisters, Mrs, EnzaDeth
Bidelman, Of New York, and Mrs. Amy Jane
| Lane Of Chicago.
MET. Ellthorpe and wife, of New York, are
in the city on brief visit MIR. Elhthorpe IL a
| prominent merchant In New York ahd we'll
| known In business circles
Mayor Eliyson has received an invitation to at
| tend the ceremony In St. Louis Tomorrow OF lay
ing the cornerstone OF the new City Hall, under
the auspices Of the Masonic fraternity.
An invitation was received at the Governors
| office yesterday from r. ). Chew Camp, OLtred-
| ericksbllrg requesting his Excellency 10 be
| present at tho unveing OF the Confederate
| statue next Wednesday.
The annual reunion Of the 0tcy Battery Asso-
| citation win be held at the Old pump-houso next
| Wednesday. hessrs. Montgomery west, ". Watt
| Taylor. and william II. Siratton constitute the
committee Of arrangements
| Colonel Daniel Coleman, ex-member Of the
| Legislature from Danville, who hae been In the
| civ for several weeks under the treatment Of
| Dr White feels 80 much improved that ho ex-
/ poets 70 return 10 MS nOlle tni5 i5oNehlhs
The Spanish steamship Federico cleared at the
| cnstom-hOuse yesterday for Liverpool Eng, vtd
| Newport News and Norfolk. Hor cargo consists
| Of 23I bales OF cotton, valued ut sol ,53O; l4l
| tlerces Of tobacco and lumber, valued at $4,000.
The June number OF tho Masonic magazine,
| the Rough Ashier, contains good picture OF the
| late Peyton :. Coles, with sketch by Mr.. Duke
| of Charlottesville; the sermon delivered before
Richmond Commandery, No. ., by tho Rev: Mr..
| Carmichael, and the address Of Professor Eng
| lish before the Lodge OF Sorrow.
| At Thursday nights meeting Of Pickett Camp
| of Confederate Veterans Colonel Fred. G.. Skin
| ner. OF "tho Old First" and Captain James h..
| Barnes, Of the Forty-tourth Virginia infantry,
| were elected honorary members, and arrange
| ments were completed for the trip TO Fredercks-
| burg June 1Oth. They will leave on special
| train NJ 1880 o'clock A. NJ. with full drum-and-
| fife corps.
| DIR. j. w. Eggleston read a sermon delivered
! by Rev DIR. Taimage on Federal Memorial-day.
This L. very interesting paper, wherein the sol
| diers Of tho South and the North are praised
| alike for their courage, endurance, aud honesty
| OF purpose. IL was resolved that Past Com
| mander Charles 4. Loehr express the thanks OF
the camp 70 the eloquent divine for his impartial
and courageous address.