Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-28
Personals and Briefs.


DR.. Jacob Michaux returned to the city yester-
day.
Mr.. John B. Myers, formerly Of Richmond, Is
registered at Hotel Dodson,
Hon. ]. c. Brown, mayor OF Gainesville, Fla,
is stopping at the Exchange Hotel.
Elder NJ. 1. Staples viii preach at the Soldiers
Home tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
The semi-monthIy meeting Of the Street Com
mittee will be held at 1880 o'clock tonight.
r. A. Mcmahon, Of st. Louis, Is in the city on
business. He is stopping at Murphy's HOTEL
Mr.. Il. r. Sweeney. who spent the season at
the White Sulphur, is at the Exchange Hotel
Mr.. Randolph Harrison. of st. Louis. formerly
OF Richmond. Is on visit 10 friends In this city.
The fail torn Of the United States District
and Circuit Courts viii begin the first Monday IN
October.
ton, Pa , are the guests OF Mrs. Ellen Davis, 313
Fourth street.
Miss Carrie Heberle, stenographer for the
Franklin Davis Nursery Company, spent last
week in Washington.
Mr.. W. A. Maxwell, from Indianapolis, Ind, is
visiting the family of Mr.. Charles Comestock,
near Libby-Liill Park.
Miss Julia Little johnson and Mr.. Herbert Al
len DanseY will be married tonight at O'CLOCK
NJ Aup hioA-GhA nAhtist NhhANA-
Mr.. J. Marshall Atkinson, Of the Chicago
Electro Company, is visiting his mother, Mrs. ~
d. Atkinson, Of the American Hotel.
Mr.. George A. Floding and bride, Of Hunting
ton, W. Va, are on visit TO this city. Mr.. Flo
ding is editor and proprietor Of the Odd-FelioWs'
Adrocdie.
Miss Clino o. EsenVann, Of New Orleans, La,
after spending three months vacation with reia-
jtiyes at 3l7 north Twenty-fourth street, return
ed home yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Mosely, OF Oshkosh. Wis, mem-
ber Of tho Grand Army Republic kncampmeni'
has been spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. Harriet Heberle, on Church Hin.
Major Joseph p Cleary superintendent OF
police Of Rochester, n. y. and wife, who have
for several days been tbe guests ct Ctty-Sergeant
Charles II. Epps, left for homo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemuel Cross left on the t:50
A. NJ. train yesterday for Seneca Falls, N. \.
They have been visiting at the residence OF W.
l.. Dawley, 6lS south Pine street, for a rev days
Misses ZemmIe 2. Hankns and Matte +.
Hackett have returned homo after pleasant
sOlourn Of several weeks vita relatives and
friends In the counties OF Hanover and Caroline
The eleventh annual meeting OF the Virginia
Pharmaceutical Association will DO held ia re
ter5burg October 11th, instead OF Fredericks-
burg, as announced in the last annual proceed
Jugs.
Governor Mckinney yesterday received an In
vItation and ticket 10 the World's-Fair inaugu.
raj bau, which takes place in the auditorium IN
Chicago on October 10th. He will not be able Z
attend.
Mr.. Cullngworth has received latter STATING
that Mrs. Stevenson lost cloak at the demon
straton at Mozart Hall Friday night and re-
questng that II it Ia found 10 be forwarded q
her at Bloomington, Ill.
Comrade John Crook, Of the FOrty-slxth Penn
| sylvania veterans, who has been tho guest OF nj
! aunt, Mrs. Mary A. Kelley, has returned q
/ PHILADELPHIA. accompanied by his uncle, Mr. a
| j. Lechler, Of Richmond.
| President Reid, Of the Richmond and Chesa
| peake Railroad Company, is In the city, as ar
| representatives OF the firm Of Mason, uoge 4
/ Co., who have the contract for the construction
| Of the tunnel under Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Tyler hayo issued cards 70
the marriage Of their niece, Miss Nellie II. Willis
! to Mr.. James S. Persinger, OF Salem va. IN
ceremony will take place at the residence. NJ
| I02 south First street, at o o'clock p. NJ. Wed
| nesday, October hth.
Peter j. Meeks, the celebrated harmonicS
player. who was sent 10 iail some time ago fo
being drunk. Is cut again. He requested DIS
! PATCH reporter yesterday to express his thank
| 20 the City Sergeant and his assistants Tor tn
kind treatment accorded him while In prison.
Mr.. Ashton starke, chief marshal Of IN
trades parade with which the Exposition wi
open one week from tomorrow, has appointe
the following aides: +. t. ID. Myers, Jr., Mere
/ wefher Joues Robert II. BOykin, John III. Monta
que, Jr., James K. Patton. Joseph B. Johnston
! William s. Wortham. A. Beirne Blair, Arthur
Clarke, Thomas Boiling, f.. II. Savage, VI.
Dimmock, Thomas Atkinson, and Charles
! Boiling.
A needless and malicious act was commltte
by some unknown person Monday night, and
the police lay hands upon the offender he wi
To severely dealt with. Monday afternOo
| Messrs. Gemmell e Co., the contractors who ar
doing the stonework on the handsome brick res
dence Of Mr.. Charles Hutzler. nOw.in course
| erection on Fourth and Franklin streets, laid |
front OF the building costly stone column
which was 70 have been placed In tho porch
be so much mutilated and defaced that il will
! u total loss