Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-18
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. Fritz sitterding has gone to Oxford, N G.,
on business.
Mr. Whitehead Of the Norfolk V1gfAian, was
IN the city yesterday.
The Hastings Court was engaged yesterday In
the trial Of civil cases.
Mr.. Joseph II. Hstke Of Cincinnati, Is visiting
relatives on Cary street.
Mr.. j. II. Wood and wife, OF Asheville, N. C.,
we're at the Exchange Hotel yesterday.
Mr.. Richard Barham, owner OF the Petersburg
Inde1-Appedl, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.J.C C. Roberts, of the American Hotel will
be room-clerk at old Sweet Springs during the
summer.
The Sunday school Of the seventh-street
Christian Church gave picnic yesterday TO
Providence Forge.
Messrs. William and Henry c. Rueger left yes
terday morning for Virginia Beach, where they
will spend several days
Mr.. q. q. Miles, formerly Of this city, has re-
turned and is stopping With his son, L. Monte
Miles, 2S08 Venable street
Alexander James (colored) was received at the
penltentiary yesterday from York county to
serve two years for nousebreaking.
Rev. Alexander Walker, manager Of the leaf
department OF Blackwells Cooperative Tobacco
Factory at Durham. is in the city on business.
There was no session Of the Henrico County
Court yesterday, as Judge Minor was unweu
and there were no important cases 70 be tried.
Richmond Lodge Of Masons has ordered a
handsome jewel for the retiring master, Mr.
John L. Epps. IL win be presented on 81 Johns
day.
Sheppard Assistant Chief Of the Fire Depart
ment, went down 20 Hampton yesterday on
fishing expedition.
The Young Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
First Baptist church viii give moonlight excur-
sion TO Dutch Gap tonight on the Ariel The
boat leaves her wharf at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Calvin Lipscomb has Just returned from a
trip 10 his brother, Mr.. Claiborne Dpscomb, at
" Pres Guile, He reports the finest crop oil
wheat raised on the plantation for many years
Mrs. A. II. Burnett has returned from Ashland,
Ky and will permanently reside here. MI.
Burnett died In Ashland some months since and
his remains were brought 70 Hollywood for inter-
ment.
The revival services at Howard's-Groye Bap-
tist church are continued this week, and the
Rev. w. p. Hines, OF West-Vlew Baptist church,
win preach tonight and tomorrow night 81 B
O'Clock.
SUPERINTENDENT Fox held an examination at
the High-School building yesterday for the bene-
at Of those who desire 70 obtain licenses TO teacn
in the public schools OF the CITY lhero Hero
only four applicants
Mr. w. De TTulet, WIZ "oo Potos AOu 49,.
seven months ago, and has been at the Retreat
for the Sick for treatment, Is very much inn
proved, but not able TO be out. He Is now at his
home on Chelsea Hill.
The city ambulance was called 10 the Rich
rnond locomotive Works at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning 20 attend one OF the white operatives
who was suffering with angina pectoris. He was
treated and taken home.
Mr.. Ernest Hall, of Bedford City, Is the guest
OF his cousin, Mr.. George w. johnston, ~ 10
4OI west Main street. He 10 the son Of Mr..
James Ellis Hall, long q resident Of Manchester,
who removed 10 Bedford county some twelve
years ago.
merry party Of young people son pleasure
bentn left the city yesterday morning on the
ohio railway for vinatA. There we're about forty
IN the party, and after very enjoyable day they
returned at $3.50 In the afternoon, voting tie al
fair A sucCeas.