Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-10
Personals and Briefs.

Messrs. Albert Fletcher and f. G. Newbill, OF
Ashland, were in the city yesterday.
Rev. Dr. Neyin, of New York preached both in
the morning ana afternoon Tor DR.. Hoge Sunday.
Judce Lamb has confirmed the sale Of the Vir-
ginia and Carolina road 10 the city Oi fetefs-
lurg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winder and daughter
have gone 70 P.ttsburg, Pa, TO visit nr. Wnder
| brother.
Mrs. c. c. Furcron, of Jersey City, ~ j., ls visit
ing her sister, Mrs. l.. j. Davidson, at o2J norm
| Fourth street.
DIR. O. +. Richter, of the Sweet Chalybeate
| Springs has been In the city preparing Tor the
coming season.
Miss Molie wiltshire. Of Cloyerdale, Va, ia
visiting her friend, Miss Josie herse, OF west
Marshall street.
i. r. Tucker. Jr., qualified in the Chancery
Court yesterday as administrators oi the estate
of NJ. A. Clarke.
In the HustiOgs Court yesterday Frank sharp
wes tried for IA felOnious assault ON Enzapelh
TAYLOR and acquitted.
A special meeting Of the Masonic-Home Ladies'
Auxiliary Association will be held al the temple
this afternoon at O'Clock.
II. b. Vaughan, OF Petersburg, Va, and s. p
Harris OF Henderson, y. c., were registered az
the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
W. s. Beyans, man who has received many
rewards for capturing desperate criminals IN
Southwestern Virginia, was visitor to the Capl-
tol yesterday.
Judee Waller n. Staples Ia quite unwell at his
,asidence. IN CHRISTIANS burg. lie is improving,
however and Is expected to return 10 richmond
in q few days.
&c Colonel A. s. Buford and Captain /. c. Morton,
.ecretary OF the Board OF World's-Fair Mana
gers left last evening for Roanoke 10 attend.the
meeting there tomorrow.
There were thirty deaths In Richmond last
week-thirteen white and seventeen colored.
rive persons died from consumption and three
each from pneumonia and whooping-cough.
Dean Carmichael, OF tho Cathedral at Mon
t,cal and a brother OF Rev. Hartley Carmichael,
of this city, will preach at 81. Pauls church next
sunday morning, and probably at night also
Tho ambulance was called yesterday afternoon
at $40 o'clock TO the Richmond Cedar WORKS 10
a white boy whose fingers had been cut by being
cancht In a machine He was treated and lett.
The Council Committee on Ordinances met in
Cantain A. b. GugOn's Office yesterday alter
noon aud further revised the newy-c0llned OF
dinances which are to be approved by the Coun-
Gil.
Mr.. Sol. Haas, traffic manager Of the Richmond
and Danvlle railroad, his secretary, Mr. hobeu
T. Simpson, and Mr.. W. y. Mitchell, western
fTeieht ngent of the Richmond aud Danyille at
Petersburg, were in the city yesterday.
The committee In charge OF the entertainment
for the benefit of tho Stuart monument aud Lee
Camp charity fund have nxed upon May 2oih
and 5zth as dates and tho Mozart Academy OF
Music as the place Tor holding tho same.
A rasoline-stove exploded at 933 west Clay
s,reeI sunday shortly .after noon. The Fire De-
nartment was summoned, an alarm pelng
turned In from Station 81, corner Gay ana Oi.-
mer streets. The trouble was speeoiiy renio-
died, the damage being trining.
MFR. Henry r. Bark sdale, son OF the late Charles
II. and Mrs. Emily W. Barksdale and brother
of II. d. BARK sdale, Esq, died sunday night, IN
.he i sth wear of his age. The funeral Will take
nlace Al i O'clock this morning from the resi-
dence, No. 215 east Main street
r. X. Lee Council, No. IL, j. o. U. A. NJ, met
las. night and initiated ave new members, one
OF whom was Rev. George II. nay, OF unlon-
station Methodist church. This scouncil s flourish
| ing now, and during the past Two months nas
| added over ffty names to It's rolls
Captain John A. Hutchcson, OF the Howitzerr'
was on Thursday evening last, at his residence.
| presented with The hsndsogne sword voted him at
| Inc Masonic Fair. Lieutenant Barrett and
several oi he pon-commssioneo omcen AM