Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-30
Personals and Briefs

PersOnuis ana
Mr.. A. F. Noel viii return to Lovy s. Davis's on
Monday.
Mr.. N Bowditch Clapp returned to the city
yesterday.
Mrs. A. W. Wedden and family have returned
from Greenwood.
MIR. V. A. Tapscott daughter, and two sons
leave for California to-day.
Mr.. John W. Ferguson, who has been quite
sick for some time, is able to DO out again.
Mrs Jalia Smith. OF Estelville. Atlantic coun-
~, n. j., is visiting her relatives In fulton.
Judge Samuel F. Coleman and Sheriff W. X.
Adams, OF Cumberland county, were at tho Capt.
tol yesterday
Mr. Charles A. Scott, OF Graham, NC, is In
the city. He camo on 70 attend the Marshall
Stacy nuptals.
Miss Dora McCaw OF Midlothian, is visiting
her sister, Miss Bette McCaw, at the Male Or
phan Asylum.
Reviyal-meetngs are being conducted nightly
at Denny-Street Methodist church by Rev. W.
A. Lcughon, the pastor.
Miss Annie l.. Kaufelt. OF Fulton. has returned
from o pleasant visit 20 her relatives at Estel-
Vile, Atlantic county Md.
Rev Baylus Cade, OF the Yenable-Strect Bap-
fist church, Is in ScQttsytlle, where he preached
q centennial sermon last night.
Mr.. aud sirs. william II. Kelly. who have been
on a visit 20 New York, Philadelphia, and other
northern cities, have returned home.
Mr.. Z. II. Cahill, Of the Academy, has bought
gray Ally. years old at Lancaster, Pa,
which no expects TO enter in the running races
at the Exposition.
The choir Of Broad-strost Methodist Episcopal
church ia expected TO sing at the Soldiers-Home
chapel tonight Up 20 date eight or ten old sol
diers have professed conversion.
ID att 10
/ Rev. Baylus Cade. Mr.. Timberlake is prom-
nent lswyer of Louisburg, y. c., and Is a MEM
Der OF the former Dock Of Mr.. Cade.
Mrs Robert p. Kerr leaves this morning for
| Nashville, Tenn, where she will spend several
weeks with her mother and other relatives.
Mrs. Kerr originally lived in Nashville.
Miss Julia d. B. Thompson, accompanied by
| her friend, Mrs. l.. X. Smith, OF Philadelphia,
has returned home from Atlantic City, where
| they have been spending the summer.
| Miss Annie p. Goodo, Of this city, and Mr..
William Mccarthy. Of Norfolk, were married by
| Rev. W. A. Laughon at the residence OF the
brides parents, on Nicholson street, Wednesday
night.
Mr.. Thomas Potts received a letter from Bishop
| Whittle yesterday. The Bishop is improving,
but will not be able 10 attend the Baltimore con-
| vcntiOn His weight increases, but his strength
comes back tohim only slowly.
Bishop II. Melville jackson has gone to tho
country-seat OF Mr. James b. Pace, in Albe-
| marie county, and from there he goes next
| week 70 Baltimore to attend the General Con-
yention OF the Episcopal Church.
Colonel w. c. Knight returned TO the city yes
| terday after three months spent In various
| parts OF Virginia, including four or five weeks
| at the home OF his son-in-law, Hon. Charles I.
| O'Ferrall, In Rockingham county.
In tho case Of Craig against Preston Judge
Lamb granted yesterday the injunction prayed
| for and appointed James A. MOncure receiver.
| He gave bond in the sum Of $4,000. The suit
was instituted yesterday 10 secure a settlement
of the 1rm's affairs
Mrs. Sophia Ford, the elderly woman who was
| found wandering about In tho neigh hborhood Of
] the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
| railroad-shOps Thursday night and conveyed to
| the almshouse was yesterday morning taken in
charge by friend named Mrs. ChappelL
Mr. George w. Wilson, Of New York, is on a
| visit 10 his friends iu Richmond, where he re-
| sided until 1868. when he and his wife moved
North. He s greatly attached TO his old home,
| and looks with pride upon the great improve
ments made here in tho last few years.
Mr.. N. V. Randolph. who conducted the ne
| gotiatiops for the northern gentlemen who took
! an option on the Allen lot with the view OF pur-
chasing l.for site for hotel purposes, has heard
nothing from the party as TO whether or not they
| will close the bargain. The option expires on
Saturday.
| A. ]. Andrews, who was convicted In the Hust-
ings Court n few days ago Of feoniolsly ASSAULT
| ing Justice Crutchheld, was taken before Judge
| Witt yesterday and the order OF the court re-
| fusing a new trial was set aside This motion
| now stands continued until tho october term Of
this tribunal
Mr.. Charles W. Goddin, Clerk. of tho Chancory
| Court, has appointed Mr.. Charles o. SRyille as
his deputy 70 I'll the vacancy caused by the re-
| signation Of Mr.. Alfred Shield. Mr.. Savillo has
| been In AR. Goddins ONCE several years, and
has always been obllging and In every way efIi-
cient In the discharge Of his duties.
The following suits were instituted In tho Cir
| cult Court yesterday: +. A. Wilbur Son
| against F. Stern, for SlS4.4O; Charles II. Taylor
| & Harvey against II. s. Jennings. for $500. and
| against W. I. Crawford, $780, The Gottschal K
Company against W. T. Crawford, $1,000.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
| from the two branches Of the Council to confer
and report as to the disagreement Of the two
bodies over the resolution directing the headg Of
| the departments 20 give information 10 the Conn
| mlttee on Retrenchment and Reform From the
| Board-Messrs. White. Hardwicse, and Gum
| from the Common Council-Nessrs 9uigon, w.
L. White, and CarneaL
| Mr.. and Mrs Lucien B. Tatum returned TO tho
| city on the 2.3S train Of the Richmond, Frede-
| ricksburg and Potomac railroad yesterday at
| terno0n after an extended trip abroad. They
| lett Richmond In June, and though most OF thelf
time was spent in Great Britain they also visited
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| crossed the Atlantic on the steamer Mohawk, oi
the North Atlantic Transfer Company.
Quartermaster David A. Brown. OF Lee Camp
Is In receipt VI letter from A. Z. Mallory, pro
/ prietor OF the Hotel Commercial at Norris, Ill.
expressing his appreciation Of the courtssies OK
| tended the q. A. r. people while In Richlpond
and enclosing clipping irom ono Of his home
papers which speaks very pleasantly of ths
veterans trip 10 the former capital OF the Con.
federacy and Of their treatment while here.
The stockholders OF the Bohls Cigarotte-Ma
| chine Company held meeting at the Exchang,
| Hotel yesterday. Mr.. q. q. Holland, OF Danville
presided. with Mr. W. j. Payne as secretary
The affairs OF the company we're in good c0ndi
tion and considerable business was transacted
A number Of Richmond tohacco-men are inter
secretary. with his family, has but recently re
turned from an extended trip 20 kurope.
The baltimore Herald Of yesterday published
quite full account Of how James Yates, an IN
sophisticated colored man from Chester, Pa
who was on bis way TO Richmond 10 erect
home for his family, was " iimnsmmeds cut D
Monumental City. Fortunately Yates had oni,
this amount In his pocket the balance Of hi
money having been sewed up In the pocket of hi
shirt. The one-armed negro who worked III
gamo was caught and held rcr trial.
\ Rev. Dr. sleid VIII so TO Norfolk Sunday 4
dedicate the splendid new McKentree Metho
d,sI church rsceetiy completed In bramblof0n
When DR.. siedd was pastor oi GfanbY-Stres
church In that city he founded three El.ssiopa
two of vhich--C3utenAry ana AcKpudsee--
grown into iafg churches Mckcndree churcl
70 named after Bishop Ackondrce. aud l. ono Q
Ihe nandsomsst IN viTstnin, hev. 4. ksr.