Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-17
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Allan Talbot has gone North on busi-
ness.
Mr.. william T. Martin, Of Manchester, con-
tinues critically III.
MIN. d. Harcrovo and bride have returned
from their northern tour.
Miss Bessie Lewis, Of Brunswick, Is visiting
Mrs John Jackson, No. ITO north Seventh
street.
Mr.. AIonzo Gentry, who was badly hurt several
months ago at Belle Isle, Is able 10 walk about ON
crutches.
Mr.. Macan J. Cease, popular young artist OF
this city, leaves to-day for New YORK, where no
will reside In future.
Mr.. J. D. Odell, prominent New Kent Demo-
crat and a member OF the state COlnmtIee, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon. F. A. Woodland, one Of the leading law
vers OF North Carolina, was registered at tho
Exchange Hotel yesterday.
Messrs. w. +. Crump and d. j. Quinn have re-
turned from the International Typographical
Union, which met in Boston.
Mr.L.T. W. Bullifant and bride Miss Colgate
Birchett, OF RichmOndA have reached thci: hOma
in Surry county from their northern trip.
The new Clay-Ward market-house viii be de-
Iivered by the contractor next Monday afternoon
10 the Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
Mrs. julius A. Hobson ard Miss Mary Lizzie
Hobson left yesterday for Washington, Where
they will be the guests OF Mr.. NJ. G. Figg, former
ly Of this city.
DR.. Uoce leaves this morning 10 attend tho
commencement at Hampden-Sdney College.
The services at his church tonight Will DO coz
Quoted by Rev. L. b. Turnbuil.
The Sunday school Of the Westminster Pres.
byterian church gave it8 annual pic-nic yesterday
AT Forest-Hin Park and the large crowd that
went over had a delightful time.
The name Of Master Preston Atkins was acct
dentally omitted yesterday from the list Of first
honor pupils Of the Fourth Primary a, ElDa
School, Miss A. +. Laube, teacher.
Bishop Van dc vyver will probably pay an on
cial visit 20 Rome next year. 1t will then De ten
wears since the Pope received an episcopal visit
iron the head Of the Richmond Diocese.
Tho Second Presbyterian church will be closed
six weeks this summer for renovation. IL viii
be repanted and recarpeted. The work VIII
probably not be commenced before August.
MID. w. Malone, a well-knOwn druggist OF
Hampton, and veteran, sends Mr.. j. Taylor
Stratton SO for the soldiers and sailors monu-
nent, which ne hopes viii soon be completed.
The cases Of william and Henry Taylor,
charged with assault on Thomas Clayton, which
came up for trial in the llenrico County Court
yesterday, we're continued until the July term.
The funeral Of Mrs f. B. Chappell took place
from Pine-Street Baptist church at 4:3O o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. The de leased was seventy
one wears Of age and was the mother OF eA-
Alderman John 4. Chappell and Mrs. Lewis T.
Kidd.
The trustees Of Richmond College are now
making preparations for the annual commence
ment exercises. Rev. Il. X. Acree, OF the First
Baptist church, Petersburg Is here 20 attend "A
meeting Of the Committee Of instruction OF the
board.
Miss NJ. H. Grimaldi has returned from Staun-
ton where she attended the commencement OF
the Deaf Dumb, and Blind Institute, of which she
was formerly pupil Among the disiing qishsd
pupils OF the past session was Miss Bessie lsOeh'
OF Richmond.