Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-07

Miss on Dillon. of Chesterfield, who
has b zen visiting in Petersbt ~, ms re-
turued home.
Mrs Charles Schaadt, Of Norfolk, who
has been stopping in Manchester Iof
several days, returned home yesterday
Mr.. +. A. Scbraedley. Of Lynchburg,
who has been visiting in this CITY, mas
returned home.
Miss Annie Gregory. OF Petersburg,
is visiting in Chesterfield.
Personals and Briefs
MIR. A. c. johnson has returned 10 the
city.
Miss Susie T. NorHeet has returned to
the city.
Miss Emily T. Glasgow returned from
Norfolk yesterday.
Mr. Charles II. Page has returned
from northern business trip.
Mr.. j. M. Quarlas. who has been Ill
for sou weeks, is much better.
General and Mrs. David A. Weisiger
are summering in Charlottesville.
Rev. Mr.. Seeger conducted services at
the Male Orphan Asylum Sunday after
| noon.
Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis L. Belts, OF No.
427 south Pine street. are on visit TO
Norfolk.
Mrs. William Fl. Brauer has retr ried
,m tip to SPRING. ed, Mas, ~"
New York.
Miss Amanda Volkmann, who has
been teaching school at Curls, Is at home
for the summer.
An important meeting OF the Board OF
Public Interest is to be held at O'Clock
tomorrow evening.
Thomas Christian Gentry has re-
turned from a trip to Western North
Carolina and East Tennessee.
Mr.. Lawrence W. Woody, OF the Rich
mond and Danville Offices in Atlanta, Is
in the city visiting his parents.
Mrs NJ. E. Washer, of 3O7 Louisiana
street, Fulton, left last Tuesday for
Europe, where she will spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Inez Hawkins returned yesterday
from Bowling Green, where she attended
the commencement Of the Female Semi
nary.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Is. HARDWOOD, Of
Brooklyn, n Y, are here on visit to
their relatives and stopping at TIA east
Marshall street.
The attachment sued out by w. A.
Cheatwood against G. L. White. in Hen
rico county, was dismissed yesterday
upon payment of costs by the plaintiff.
Mrs. Willie Allen left Sunday after a
charming visit OF about two weeks to
Richmond. While in Richmond she re-
ceised an ovation at the hands OF her
friends.
The st. Benedict Society picnic on
the Nine Mile road yesterday was great
process. Mr.. p. Eckert, treasurer OF the
society. won the gold medal in the shoot
| ing-match.
The Academy of Medicine and Sur
gerry will hold a regular meeting at the
| Young Mems Christian Association hall
tonight at $50 o'clock. DIR. Turner
will be the leader.
The stable OF Mr.. John G. Andrews,
who lives at No. 107 west Main street,
was broken into Saturday night and q
set Of harness stolen. The property has
not been recovered.
The Richmond Poultry and Pigeon
Association held meeting last night, at
which the exhibit to be made at the
exposition next fall and several other
matters were discussed.
Mr.. j. j. Showalter and daughter,
Mrs. II. j. Monger. of Mt Crawford,
Va, who have been visiting Mrs. j. +.
Hatcher, No. ii south Third street.
return home this morning.
Rev. G. @. Wertenbaker. formerly
pastor of Laurel Methodist church,
now stationed at Amelia Courthouse, was
in the city yesterday en- route for Nor
folk on brief trip of recreation.
In the list published Sunday of the
candidates for Clerk of the Second Mar
ket the name Of Il. w. Tucker was
omitted. The nomination will be made
in the Council caucus on the 10th.
Regular meetings of the Board Of
Public Interests and Committee on First
Market were to have been held yester-
day evening, but neither body got q
quorum of its members together.
The Ninistering Children's League Of
Moore Memorial church will have floral
coronation at Belvidere Hall this after
noon at 5 o'clock. The entertainment
will be OF special interest to children.
Miss Lulu Hagan, of Huntington, W.
Va, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. L.
BRYANT, on south Pine street. Miss Ha-
gan is q daughter OF ex-Mayor Robert f.
Hagan, of Huntington, formerly OF
Richmond.
There is some talk OF organizing a new
military company III this city on Thurs
day night. The organization will be
composed OF boys from IA to Is years OF
age, and it is their purpose to have an
independent company.
Past District Grand Master George b.
Jones, Mr.. j. V. Ramos, and others, OF
| lsOuSCs AfOs - ts W Os CIV
arranging to organize new lodge oil
that order in the Southwest End. Some
twenty-five names have been obtained,
all Of young men,
Annawon Tribe. I. o. r. NJ. paraded
Yesterday afternoon to pay the last tri.
butte OF respect to their deceased com.
, rade, William NJ. Schaaf. The funera
services took place at lakewood at
o'clock. Mr.. Schaaf died Saturday af
ternoon at No. 10 south Second street.
He was Al years OF age and leaves 9
widow and one child.
The Council Committee on SCHOOL,
met in the City Engineers Office yester
day afternoon and approved the usua
, number of bills. There was to have
been joint session of this body and
the Committee on Finance to consider
F, some matters in reference to the
!, Central-School buildinQ to be erected