Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-02
Personals and Briefs.

Misses Ella and Mary Scott, of Amelia.
are visiting friends AT Ford. Va
Miss Mamie NJ Hill, of Albemarle coun-
ty, is visiting friends in the city.
Rev. C. G. Werten baker. formerly pastor
of Laurel-Street Methodist church, Is IN
the city.
The counties of Accomsc, Culpeper. and
Napsemond were paid their direct-tax
money yesterday.
Rev. James f. Cook has been assisting
this week at meeting being held IN
Goochland county.
News has been received here that
General Joseph r. Anderson's condition IS
again quite unfayorable.
Mr.. r. W. Anderson, principal OF the
Male Orphan Asylum, has returned from
his recreation, spent at Waynesboro'.
Miss Thea Redd, OF Prince Edward, who
has been the guest of Miss May Allen. ut
Hebron, Va, returned homo yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. James w. Tignor left last
night on the l0:l5 train for Cincinnati.
Returning they will visit their relatives IN
Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Woodall enjoyed a
delightful serenade Tuesday night at their
country home, " Walnut Lodge" rendered
them by city friends.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Schneider. of Washington.
ID. c., who entertained st. Andrews Com
mandery, No. IS, on their visit to Denver,
is in the city visiting friends.
II is quite probable that several mem
hers of the sporting fraternity from Rich
mond will attend the Sullivan Corbett and
other fights in New Orleans next week.
Mr.. Hill Montague returned home yes
terday from the White Sulphur Springs,
after having spent the month of August at
| the Old Sweet and other mountain re-
sorts.
Misses Mamie Bailey and Mamie Mans
! field. of New Brunswick, n. j., have re-
| turned home after pleasant visit to their
| friend. Miss Mary O'Dwyer, OF No. IL Or-
leans street.
Mr.. Joseph f. Slfes,.. of New York, for
merly of Richmond, is in the city and was
| entertained at the Male Orphan Asylum
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Gill, the
| superintendent.
Among the Richmond contributors TO
| the Worlds western campaign FUND pup,
| lished yesterday are Beverley Is. Munford
| and T. II. Mcclure, the former giving %
and the latter $40.
| Mr.. Il. III. Rodman, whose sudden death
| last Friday morning in bath-tuD IN new
York has been noted, was brother-in-law
| of Mr.. Charles Selden. superintendent OF
the City Railway Company.
Professor John Kessnich and the seven
musicians constituting his summer band
returned yesterday from the Rockbridge
| Alum Springs. where they have been play
ing since the opening Of the season.
virginias. No. 2, and Forest Hills, No; 2,
| had q very interesting game yesterday
| morning at Chimborazo Park. In the
| ninth inning the game was called In favor
of the Yirginias. No. 2. the score standine
1907.
Although w. f. Graham. the. green
| goods" dealer, has been arrested IN New
| York, his confidential circular-letters con-
tinue to food the city. A great number OF
them have been received here WITHIN the
last few days.
General Euclid Borland, of New "
leans. is the guest of his cousin, Major =.
| III. Bovkin. General Borland was prfSat,s
in and afterwards captain of Company 4
of the Sixth Virginia MISUNDERSTANDING
old brigade. He IL now IN c0mmang OF
the First (New Orlean9 Brigade CT Lou
isiana State troops.
Wednesday night Richmond Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle. had their
fourth sociable and entertained number
of visitors with music and refreshments
Sir knight NJ ID. Ramos. on behalf Oh tns
castle, presented Deputy Supreme Chsn,
cellor Cabell Davis with handsome meua
as q testimonial Of appreciation Oh mn o.
forts IN behalf OF the castle.