Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-06
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Isaac Davenport sat up most OF yester-
day.
Mr.R.B. winfree, of buckingham, continues
quito sick.
Captain John F. Mayer, of this city, was in
Norfolk on Monday.
Dr. Hunter Mcclure is out OF the city ana VIII
be absent for several days.
Mr.. Waller Scott was reported last night by his
physician as doing very well.
Mr.. j. Garland Pollard, who has been quite III
at Richmond College, IL Improving.
The National Bank Of Virginia has entered
suit against II. W. and L. c. Bouldln forSOol.33
Shockoe cemetery shows the effect Of being
protected from the Intrusion OF oDIecuohaOio
parties.
DIR. Hugh Taylor left the city last night for
Washington 10 attend the American Medical AS
ISOLATION.
Governor Mckinney and wife while in Norfolk
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. D. lsy!or
on York street.
Albert Ellington, driver Of Hose-Carriaee No.
.. who was Injured at the 1re Sunday night, was
on duty yesterday.
Captain Henry 4. Miller, who is rapidly recov-
ering from his recent illness, has gone 70 the
Arkansas Hot Springs
Two engines were considerably injured Mon
day on the Richmond and Allegheny raihoad
near the pump-hOuse.
Hands have been engaged for the last two
days cleaning out the big sewer m 'front.' Oh NO
1Il7 east Main street.
Rev. W. t. Jolly. Of Ashland, Ky; W who S,,in. has
been the guest OF Mrs. NJ. L Bethel on emma
street, returned home last night.
DIR. and Mrs. E. II. squlbb, Of Brooklyn, N; T.,
are in town and are the guests OF MI. r. d.
Isaacs No. 3061E west Grace street.
Mrs. Joseph Weaver and son, Mr.. Harvey Cum
ningham, Of Berkley, are visiting captain
Thomas Cunningham, ON Libby HILL
Rev. L. A. Haley, OF Louisa county was IN the
city Yesterday en- route for Birmingham, Ala, 10
visit mis- son, who Il In business there
Mr.. w. n. Tlnsley ex-member OF the House OF
Delegates from New Kent and former resident
OF Richmond, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Anna McCraw and Mrs. Alice Penick, OF
Halifax county Va, are on a visit % their sister,
Nrs q. s. Gates No. 1l5 south Pine street.
To-morrow win be the Festival Of the Ascon-
slon. n very holy day in tho Catholic Church.
Appropriate services VIII be held IN the various
churches.
Mr.. LitteIl Wilson, who was married about ten
days ago In Washington, returned TO this city
with his BRIDE l4sL nlghti nitot al 0A'eH'-0'
northern tour.
Judee Wexford, having returned from Glou-
cester. opened the Henrico Circuit Court yester-
day morning and adjourned lover until this
morning at ii o'clock.
Tho yice-presidents and chairmen Of commit
tees Of the WOnans Christian Association held
a meeting yesterday afternoon and transacted
some business OF a private nature.
Mr.. Willie WAGNER, the nute-player, returned
Yesterday from Washington, after his especial
engagement with the United States Marine Band
He played In thlrty-fye different cities aud was
greatly pleased with his trip.
Messrs. J. Taylor EIlyson, William Loyenstein,
t. Wiley Davis, and T. ID. Starke, of tho City
school Board, visited the Central and Normal
schools yesterday. Most OF the other schools
have recently been visited by the board.
Sir knight Horace Remington, OF ". Johns
Commandery, Providence, II. l., and wifo are AZ
the Exchange Hotel. Mr.. Remington, who Is
well remembered by Richmond knights who
have visited Providence, has been shown around
the city by resident members CT the craft
Messrs. j. j. Redmond, X. B. Savage, Thomas
b. nicks and some OF their friends viii start
this morning at $40 ria. Chesapeake and Chic
railway for Windsor shades, station ON the
Chickahomlny river, twenty-slx miles from hlcf'
moDd, for a two days fishing excursion Wind
sor shades In the last few years has grown 10
| popularity, and deservedly 30 With the amateur
! nsherTnen OF this city. II tho weather eondi-
| tions are favorable they seldom fail 10 be sub
stantiay rewarded for their iabors IN tho pisca-
togial art. Those leaving to-day are experienced
! in lshing.