Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-30
the water. He fell into the canal without
attracting the attentien OF his LITTLE
brother or any one else in the neighoor'
hood.
The body was recovered yesterday ana
viewed by Coroner Taylor.
Personals and Briefs.

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RADIO Springs tor California.
Mr.. W. II. Saddler. Of the Religious
Herald. is sick at his home IN Fluyanna.
Professor Charles f. Taylor, president of
wake-Forest College, North Carolina, Is IN
the city.
Mr.. Charles s. Gates and family left the
city last week for Halifax county TO spend
the summer.
Captain Charles W. Green will start this
week on business trip TO Texas. where
he will remain for several months.
Addison Berkley Green, of this city,
the Youngest student at Bethel Military
Academy. won the metal for senior his
tory. Excellent work for boy of fourteen
years
The meeting of the School Committee
which was called for the transaction of
business of importance yesterday evening
was not held, there not beng quorum
present.
Mrs. Charles W. Green and daughter,
Nellie. and her sons, Herbert and Addison.
are soiourning al the Fauquler White
Sulphur Springs. and will remain there
until the last of July.
Mr.. William II. Cox, supreme treasurer
of the Order of the Shield. who came
down from Baltimore 20 attend the public
meeting of Richmond Lodge and pay of
the members whose certificates had ox-
pred, was accompanied by his wife. and
they were guests at the Hotel Dodson while
here. Mr. Cox made practical address on
the objects and principles OF the order
and number of new members were en-
rolled.
The Committee on Accounts and Print
ing met yesterday evening at o'clock and
disposed of such routine business as
usually comes before that body.
Miss Katie Buchanan. the little girl who
was accidently shot on Thursday. ls doing
very well and expects to be out in few
days.
Mrs. James II. Belts left yesterday to
visit her uncle, Mr. c. G.. Ford, in Henrico
county.
Miss Lizzie McGhee will leave this eve
ming on the steamer Old Dominion for
New York, Albany, Buffalo, and other
cities.
There will be an important meeting OF
the Bureau of Credits at the rooms of the
Chamber of Commerce to-day at IL
O'clock NJ.
The Scottish Rite Masons conferred the
Thirty-first degree at St. Adams Hall last
night. Mr. Charles A. Nesbitt presiding.
Mrs. w. T. Oppenheimer is at Old Point.
and DIR. Oppenheimer Is on flying trip TO
Fluvanna.
Mr.. Antoine Equi, the famous trombone
PLAYER. who with his wife has been on
heightened visit to his relatives IN Italy.
has returned to the city 10 reside perma-
nently and resume his connection with the
First Regiment band.
Mr. Stafford NJ. White has returned from
weeks outing on the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad. Messrs.
turn Wednesday.
Mr.. L. T. Crump returned yesterday
from brief visit to New York, whittier
Mrs Crump was called by the illness OF a
relative.
Mr.. Roswell Charters. who has been for
some wears at work at birmingham, Ala,
has returned 20 Richmond TO reside
permanently.
DR.. Jacob Michaux is confined at home
by painful indispostion.
CAPTAIN Charles NJ. Snellings, formerly
of this city, and bride are at Virginia Beach
and will be III Richmond this week. Cap
tain Snelings Il professor of mathematics
and commandant of the Cadet corps at the
University of Georgia at Athens. lie was
married few weeks ago TO Miss Morton,
of that city.
The brick work on the addition is Hen
rico county clerks Office Is about COM
pleted and work begun on the interior
1t will be occupied early in August.
Mr.. Edward Tate. the well-known base
ballIst. who has been at home sick, has
eft to rejoin the Lebanon PENN club Of
The international League.
Major w. +. Wickham, of Hanover. will
entertain a number of his friends at his
farm next Saturday. Tho Major il being
urped to run for the Senate, but il is we'll
understood that ho will not be a candidate
if his brother. Hon. Henry L. Wickham,
stands for reelection.
Tho friends Of ex-United States Marshal
Thomas W. Scott will give big pic-nIc in
his honor at Charlotte Courthouse next
SATURDAY. Mr.. Scott il q candidate for
the State Senate to succeed the late Senator
W. Ii. Wood.
Traffic Manager Sol. Haas who returned
Yesterday from an extended trip over the
Richmond and Danviile system. including
the Central line of Georgia. says the cot
ton and corn crops are IN fine condition.
David II. Allen, formerly of Pittsylvania.
who died recently ut the Soldiers Home,
went TO the war with the Danville Blnes,
Eighteenth Virginia regiment, Picketts
division, and was O most excellent soldier.
In tho city Circuit Court yesterday q
special jury was ordered to be summoned
for this morning TO try the case OF ID. II.
Lewis Us. ii. j. Casey.
The Mayor has sent to the City Clerk an
invitation 10 himself and Council to attend
the unveling of the Jackson statue in
Lexington on July 2lst. The Council will
act upon this at its next meeting.
A called meeting Of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Chamber Of Commerce will be
held III the rooms of the Chamber this
afternoon at 6:15 o'clock.
Colonel II. 4. Douglas and Colonel
Snowden Andrews, OF Baltimore were in
the city Yesterday.