Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-07
Personals and Briefs.

Colonel Eraxtcn. of Newport News, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. Or. J. J. Iairerty left Wednesday
afternoon Tor North Carolina rio Norfolk.
Mr.. c. B. King. Of the Atlanta Journal,
was in the city yesterday IN the interest of
that paper.
Mr.. Joseph F. Snpes, of New York. for
merlv Of Richmond, Is ON his annual visit
to his old home.
Major +. y. Cook. the well-known auc-
tionaer. IL critically i'll at his residence, GIG
north Ninth street.
Messrs. John =. Bargamin and EUGENE
Shepperson have gone On trlp 10 New
York and the Csnadas.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3,
aud Ioppa Lodge. No. 80. both had inter-
esting meetings last night
Captain and Mrs. Andrew Pizzini left
yesterday morning for q week or ten days
trip in the mountains of Virginia.
Nr. r. W. Ivey. Of l13 north First street.
is at the University Of Virginia. where he
expects TO remain several months.
Miss Kate Z. Eaheart. of Alb north First
street, has taken an outing to Madison
county TO visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. William Ellyson returned Yesterday
from Iynchburg. where he attended the
meeting of the Strawberry Association.
Mr.. J. II. Webb-Peploe has returned
from two months visit to his former
home, London, greatly improved in health.
Mr.. Arthur Bauer. of No. 917 west Mar
shall street. left Tuesday on pleasure trip
t. Washington, Baltimore, and other
northern cities.
In the absence from the city of Rev. DR..
Bledsoe the pulpit Of Park Place church
was acceptably filled night before last by
Rev. S. G. Hatcher.
Mrs. A.. IL Frayser. after being sick all
the summer. with her daughter Minnie has
gone to Caroline county to visit her aunt.
Mrs. Jane Wright.
There was a match game Of ball Wednes.
day between the Cyclones. Of Hanover,
and Drookands. of Richmond resulting in
q victory for the latter by a score of Z to 3.
Mr.. Henry Flegenheimer received a let
ter Yesterday from his father, Mr.. William
flegenheimer, dated London. He wrote
that he was well and having delightful
time.
DR.. Ollie F. Blankenship the newly
elected physician to the poor IN the First
district. qualified yesterday before City,
Clerk b. Il. August. The young doctor has
already entered upon the discharge of his
duties.
Mr.. Charles +. Frosst, after spending the
most pleasant part of his vacation with his
parents and friends. returned 70 Canada
yesterday ria Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton. and Montreal.
The city ambulance was called to the
corner of Fifth and Broad streets yesterday
morning at 9:35 O'CLOCK to attend o colored
man who had an epileptic tit. He was
treated and carried home.
Mr.. ]. j. Hart, foreman of stonecutters
Of the Virginia Brownstone Company,
Hinton, W. Va, is spending week with
his family, No. 6l5 State street, Fulton.
Hr. Hart reports plenty OF stone-work.
The following are the officers of Colum.
bia Lodge. No. AZ. Semi-Annual Endow-
ment League, which has Just been insti-
tuted: j. Samuel Parrish, president 1. Z.
Stratton. secretary Thomas A. Richard
son, treasurer.
Mrs. G.. w. Embrey and daughter will
leave to-day for the Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs. Embrey will meet there with her hus-
band. from New Orleans. She expects also
to meet her brother, Mr.. Harry McRae, OF
Galveston. Tex.
The report circulated Wednesday night
that Mr.. William Snellings had been cut
by some person unknown was. as suggested
by the DISPATCH, without foundation. Air.
Snellings has had no difficulty or un-
pleasant words with any one for months.
A cablegram received here yesterday
from st. Petersburg says the Russian crop
prospects are improving IN South Russia.
II is predicted that the general harvest
prospects will be 65 per cent. and the gen:
eral wheat prospects about 70 per cent. OF
On average.
Rev. DIR. ". V. Tudor has been called to
Norfolk. Va, to attend the funeral Of one
of the prominent members of CRANKY
Street church and warm personal friend:
He will return on Saturday evening and
preach al Broad-Street church, having
special subject for the evening discourse.
Rev. DR.. Newton and family left yester-
day for Allegheny Springs. where they
will spend the remainder OF the month.
During DR.. Newton's absence the congre-
cations of Monumental and St. PauPs
Churches will worship together, and Rev.
Hartley Carmichael will do the preaching,
as DR.. Newton did in July.
The Virginia State Board of Dental Ex-
aminers will meet at the Hygela Hotel.
Fortress Monroe, Tuesday, August 18th. at
Q O'Clock A. NJ. 20 examine candidates for
license to practice dentistry in the State Of
Virginia. Only graduates Of reputable
dental colleges are entitled to examination.
DIR. j. Hall Moore: of this city lis president
of the Board. and DR.. w. +. Norris, OF Char
lottesville, Is secretary.
The remains of Mrs. John X. Williams,
daughter of the late Alexander b. and
Serena Z. Hutcheson, will be brought to
Richmond to-day for interment in Holly
wood.
There will be religious services in the
CITY Mission tent, corne. Reservoir and
Ashland streets, opposite tho Oldreservoir.
tonight at O'Clock. It is expected that
Rev. j. II. Frost. ID. D., will preach.
Marrtsgc In Hsurieo.