Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
Persnnnia and Eriefs.

Rev. C. Writ Trainham, of Caroline, Is in the
city.
Rev. r. P. Williams has returned from Virgil
MIA Beach.
Mr.. Barney Werthelm and children have re-
turned from New YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Lowry, OF south Pine street,
celebrated their silver wedding on Monday.
Mr.. Arthur L. Fuaua. Of Roanoke, formerly of
Richmond, is on a visit to friends in this city.
Miss Carrie Lane. Of Amelia county, il visiting
her friend Miss Annle Bali, NO. Ill east Clay
street.
Messrs. Watkins Williams and frank Reese.
Of Memphis, Tenn, are stopping al the ballatd
House.
Mr.. Frank Woods, son of Judge Woods OF
West Virginia, Is visiting his cousin, Mrs. L. H.
Smith, No. 1l1o east Clay street.
Mrs. Fred. Z. Woodward, Of this city, who has
been visiting friends I'm Washington, ID. G., Tor
the past ten days, returned home yesterday.
Misses Alice and Annie Relns, formerly OF this
CITY but now of Baltimore, are visiting their
friend Mrs. j. ". Walker, No. l2Ol fark avenue.
Mrs. william A. Wyatt and Mrs. George f.
ctylI the ladies' who we're thrown from car
riage near Barton Heights fe6 days ago, are
much improved.
The Board Of Directors Of the Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute met last night and transacted
monthly bills, &C.
II. p Gray. treasurer o. Gloucester; j. i.
Wcolhouse, treasurer Of Princess Anne, and ;.
+. Byer, sheriff Of Allegheny county, visited the
Capitol yesterday.
A freight-car turned over last night at Orleans
station, on the Peninsula Division Of tho Chess
peake and Ohio railway, and caused consliera-
bic Inconvenience 10 traific.
MIR. and Mrs. S. NJ IIotz, Of Northampton
| county. \. c., are guests Of the brother oi the
| latter. Mr.. i. A. Lowry. Mr. Holtz was former
ly telegraph-operator here.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Misses Mary
f., Sarah A., Ella c., and Dayina Anderson
qualned 20 administer on the estate OF their
| father, David Anderson, Jr, deceased.
Mr.. Rober, Kennedy, an anaeie of the lower
gas-works, after an extended trip TO Long
Branch. Atlantic City, and Newport, reported
| for work yesterday muchimproyed in health and
spirits.
Mr. w. 7. Hancock, the tobacconst, yesterday
turned over 10 Mr. W. II. Cullingworth, trea-
surer OF the Private Soldiers and Sailors hOnu-
ment Association, s72 for the fund. Mr. Hancock
has been exceedingly active In collecting money
| for this memorial.
A deg thought TO be affected with rabies was
| killed by Policeman Farley yesterday morning
| at the corner Of Seventh and Clay streets. Ihe
dog foamed at tho mouth considerably aud cre-
ated a good deal OF excitement. The officer very
patched the canine with his club
Mrs Fitzwlson, the accomplished organist and
musical director OF 81. Johns church choir, has
been fortunate in securing the services OF Mr.. V.
| b. Sturdeyant, who possesses inc bass voice.
Mr. Sturdevant IL from Portsmouth and "a equip
| ment clerk on the monitor fleet. Mr.. sturdeyant
| formerly sang in the concerts given by GilmOre's
band and one Of the Episcopal churches In Phila-
| delphia.
| The condition Of Miss Z. L. Van Lew, who sus-
| tanned painful injuries about her head by falling
down an area near the residence OF Mr. Samuel
| Gathright, where she was visiting on Sunday
| evening, was only slightly improved yesterday
Dr. j. L. Harrison called in shortly after the
| accident occurred, and Miss Van Lew was re-
moved 10 her residence. near the corner Of
| Twenty-fOurth and Grace streets.
| The stonewall Club, No. 30, Lyceam League
| OF America. held its regular meeting at No. ~
| west Nam street Monday night. when the fol
/ lowing officers were elected: President, Is
| Aylwin, Jr. yice-President, William Bargamin
| Secretary, b. Morgan Shepherd; Corresponding
| Secretary, William Z. Crawford; Treasurcr. Jo-
| seph II. shepherd, Jr. Dispensing with routine
| matters the club resolved to adjourn until sep
1 tember 3, 1882.