Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-16
personal. and Briefs.

Mr.. Luther Moon, Of Scottsville, is In the city.
MID. r. Young and wife we're a, the Atlantic
Hotel In Norfolk day before yesterday.
Tho ladies OF Union-station Methodist church
win give frost festival tonight and tomorrow
night.
Mr.. r. Mitchell Curtis and bride. Of Bedford
City, Va, arc tho guests 60 Mr.. John A. Mosby,
south Third street.
Mr.. E. NJ. Rowelle. deputy clerk Of tho City
Circuit Court, was detained at homo by sickness
yesterday afternoon.
MIRA W. E. Evans, wife Of the pastor of Gran
by-Street church, Norfolk, Va, 10 In the city a,
TIA east Marshall street.
Colonel John x. COnnaily, Of North Carolina,
formerly OF Richmond II the guest OF his mother
ln-law, AIRS. James Thomas
Mr.. Larry f. Sullivan, auditor Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, with headquarters In
Richmond, is on q trip TO Cincinnati
Miss Mamie c. Gordon, Of Baltimore, Md, Is
IN tho city on a visit 20 her uncle, MIR. James
Peasants, at l06 east Franklin street.
Mr.. J. c. Courtney, OF Atlanta, Is visiting his
brother, Major Robert w. Courtney, OF the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
The annual report Of the Superintendent OF
tho Water-Works Mr.. Charles Il. Boiling, has
been printed In pamphlet form and distributed.
Mr.. N. D. Arnold, of Providence, X. l., past
ing this city. He Is accompanied by his daugh-
ter.
The Lynchbnrg Yirgfnidn says: "Miss Hylah
Curtis, OF Richmond, who has been visiting Miss
Kate Holt, on Diamond Hil, left yesterday for
Wytheyillc."
Mr.. 8. II. Bowman has iust returned from Cllf-
ton Forge, whore he attended O meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio De-
yelopment Company.
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we're four or more weddings yesterday and Clerk
Lawton, OF the Hustings Court, Issued licenses
for eight Others. or these three we're 10 colored
couples.
Mr.. II. o. Williams. State secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, ielt yester-
day for Charleston, 3. G., TO attend tho Young
Mems Christian Association State Convention In
that city.
Rev. Mr.. Winn, OF Petersburg, preached as tho
Second Presbyterian church last night. Dr.
Hoge was present, having returned on Tuesday
from Louisville, KY. w1ere no dedicated two
churches on Sunday la5s.
Mr.. James Bowen, a well-known citizen, died
yesterday morning at his residence, No Alb
north Seventeenth street; aged hfty-one years
The funeral will take place from st. Patrick's
church this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The boat club at Richmond College has now
been organized and viii go into training under
Mr.. James g. Lamb IN few days. SO far they
purchase Of the boats which they intend pur-
chasing.
The Howltzers have nearly all had their pic
lures taken for the group 20 be sent 70 the Wash
ington Artillery OF New Orleans. The group will
include not only the membSrs OF the battery and
association who went 20 the Crescent City, hut all
the members Of the veteran organization and
battery.
Professor Pollard, Of the School Of English as
Richmond College, viii conduct the students In
his department. on tour through the city this
afternoon for the purpose Of studying various
styles Of architecture. Tho tour was TO have been
made yesterday afternoon, but owing 10 another
engagement Of Professor Pollard was post
poned.
The remains Of Mr.. Henry ID. Genthcr. who
died early yesterday morning At the residence Of
his daughter, Mrs. X. q. Hulst, were taken 70
Fredericksburg ON tho 11:52 train, and the fol-
lowing gentlemen acted as pail bearers: Messrs.
Howard Swineford, Polk Miller, NJ. r. Smith, J.
II. Kohler, J. ID. X. Sleieht. and X. II. Gillian.
II nothing happens 20 prevent, the Fifth-street
viaduct viii be opened Thursday afternoon,
April esd, with impoeiBg ceremonies. Mayor
ElIyson il expected 10 make an address. A
platoon Of the Howitzers will fire salute, there
win be band OF music, and other festivities.
After the ceremonies az the bridge there will be
banquet