Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-30
Personals and Briefs.

One year ago yesterday tho Lee monument
was unveiled.
Mr.. William Tardy, Of Petersburg, was In tho
city yesterday.
Mrs. Settling, daughter Of Mr.. julius klueber,
OF this city, died In Baltimore yesterday.
BIshops Jackson and Wilmer will conduct SER
vices tomorrow at Emanuel church, Henrico.
Tho condition Of Mr.. John II. Powell was i'm
proved yesterday. He rested very well during
the day.
Mr.. @. A. Mallory (Old Hickory, who has boon
at work In South Carolina, Is on visit 10 bis
family In this city.
Mrs. Appleton j. Ide, Of Columbus, Ohio, ar
rived in tho city yesterday on Visit 70 her
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Caskie.
Mr.. Robert vaden, employed by Thomas Nc
Iouchlin, on Lester street, was badly injured by
fall while at work Thursday.
Mr. Eddie Blair, popular Richmond boy who
for the past two years has been living In Brming-
ham, Ala, Ia now In this city on brief visit.
Dr. Horace Melton, demonstrator OF anatomy
at the University Of Maryland, IL visiting his
brother, Mr.. s. w. Melton, at Richmond Cot
lege.
Rev. DR.. Kerr B. Tupper, Of Denver, Col. Is
iust from the northern anniversaries at Cincfn-
NATL and Is visiting his father, Dr. Upper, OF
west Grace street.
Miss Anime Hammer, Of Richmond, who
Gang at the Academy OF Music last night, says
The Petersburg fndeI-Appedt OF yesterday, Is the
guest Of Mrs j. M. Mullen.
The little son Of Mr.. Carter II. Harrison, OF
Varina, who fell from tree short while ago,
inIuring his head and causing concussion Of the
brain, is now much improved
Mrs. r. NJ. Willis and Miss Helen Young, Of
New York, are IN the city for a few days. Mrs
Young has many friends In Richmond. The Ia
dies are stopping at the Exchange.
Major Lewis Ginter and DR.. Hunter Mcclure
wilIleave for Europe about tho 10Th OF June.
They will be gone SIX weeks, aud their trip viii
include the famous watering-places OF ksrlsbad
and Vichy, Germany.
The Traylor Electric Light power-house was
broken into Thursday night. Two heavy brass
boxes 20 be used as armature bearings on new
machine we're carried on. one OF them was re-
covered yesterday morning
There will be Il "candle talk at the Young
Mems Christian Association Sunday afternoon
from 3 70 O'Clock. Candies will be used as u
lustrations by Mr.. W. w. smith, who win deliver
the address. Mr. s. j. Craigie will render several
solos.
Major W. T. sutherlin, OF Danville, one Of tho
best known men in Virginia, Is at the Exchange
| Hotel Major Sutherhn was for long time
president OF the Richmond and DsnUlle railroad
and Is now president Of the Stats Board Of Az
riculture.
Pine street between Cumberland and Beverly
| Is In very bad condition and needs fixing up. In
| q dozen or moro places the street 10 lower than
the outer edge OF the gutter, which prevents the
| water from running o1, creating numerous deep
mud-holes.
Tho attendance az the sociable at Seventh
| Street Christian church last night was quite
\ good in spite Of the inclement weather. The
| evening was very pleasant one, and the char
| ceal sketches by MIRA w. Mac Jones were par
ticularly enjoyable.
! Mr.. X. l. Montague received q telegram yes
| terday calling MIN TO Hampton. IL n supposed
| his services are needed In some election contest
| His cousin, Mr.. Z. 4 Montague, was the Demo
cratic candidate for Commemorative Attorney o
Elizabeth City county.
Or. Hoge expressed great regret last night tina
| he was unable 70 accept the invitation extendes
| 20 him by DR.. and Mrs. Mason, OF Brooklyn, 10 D
| present at tho reception rendered by them b
| Jackson He was prevented by special services
| In his church this week.
Mrs. A. Alfred Tsppen, popular and wen
known society lady OF New York. who has oeei
| spending q few days at the Exchange, left yes
teriay afternoon VIA the Oid Dominion Line 70
her bone. Mrs Tappen has many friend
| throughout Virginia, and has been on an extend
1 ed visit 20 them Previous 70 her marriage Bh'
was Miss Ella O. Jones.
| yung Hing, Chinaman. who had been 10
some time resident OF Richmond, died In Bald
more Wednesday. He left this city thas morn
ing, and had only besn In baltimore fcw hours
/ Death was caused BY hemorrhage. Tho decease'
was q tbirty-second degree Mason, and win b
| buried next Monday with Imposing hasenl
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