Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-14
rcrsnnaIs and Hrlefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Miss Annis Howard will spend August at Mar
ragausett Pier.
Master John Pattie Il boarding at Mrs. Matte
Springs, at East Richmond.
Rey. Mr. Ray received two members Sunday
at Union-statiOn Methodist church.
Mrs. John Howard and daughters are spend
ing the early summer in Narrenton.
Mr. C.. W. Westbury. Of the Hotel Terminal,
West Point, was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. John II. Olcott is in Washington, where
HIS father is reported as being quite sick.
John J. Toler has returned from n very
pleasant trip South, and IS much improved III
health.
Messrs. W. II. sadler and John d. Murrell re-
turned yesterday morning from brief trip TO
Ola Point.
Miss Annie Zohrnc, of Memphis, Tenn, is
visiting her cousins, the Misses CHRISTIAN on
Third street.
Dr. Charles v Darlington, resident physician
AZ the Alleghany Springs, Will leave for mat
place tins week.
Both the Main- and Clay-strect cars ran ont 20
tho New reservoir Sunday afternoon, ana the
travel was very large.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Eliza Moore
was tried and convicted Of petit larceny and sent
to jail for fifteen days.
Mrs. j. a. Belvin has lett for Meadowland,,
near CrOckett's Depot. Wythe county. on visit
20 her son. W. ID. Belyin.
DIR. W. W. Parker was prevented from attend
ing the Medical Convention al Detroit by the
critical illness OF several patients
Mr.. Ieigh Crutchneld, OF the Clerks orlce Of
the Chanccry Court, has gone 70 Paducah' hyr
on a visit lie Will return next week.
.s,,fu ot
m0nd and Danyille railr0ad-shops. is n candi-
dgte lor the position OF Clerk " the Second Mar
Eet.
News has been received here of the death Of
Nercelus Baker. tho lightweight pugilist, who
taught athletics aud boxing ln Richmond Tor
some tme
Miss Inez Acree has returned from Danyille,
whore she graduated from Eoanoke temale
College, June 1st. She viii remain with her
mother some weeks.
Miss T.. T.. Van Lew, while visiting az neigh
bor's on sunday evening leil down an area and
hurt herself quite badly. Her injuries are not
| thought 10 be serious.
Rev. DR.. W. Z. Hatcher preached sermon Of
great power and beauty nt the Grace-Ntfee'
Baptist church sunday nisAt On Dishonesty
or, The False Balance
Rev. George I. Booker. \. NJ. d. D. is in the
/ CITY. on bis way 10 Ashland, where be VIII de-
| liver tho annual address te ore the society Of
Alumni Wednesday morning az III o'clock
Nr.A. c. Walker. OF King md Queen, and
| Naflr Thomas Wallace of Fredericksburg, were
| I'm the city yesterday en route for Petersburg "a
| attend the board meeting OF the Normal school
Roth the Re'qiovs Herald and the Central Pres.
! bpferian Of last week announced that each would
rutlf-h n sermon recently delivered by Dr iioee
entitled The Lessons ol Nl-ls-ituio III to-Hioi'
rows ISSUE
A large number Of Richmond people will 60
! dorn no Newport News to-day % witness The
/ launching OF the steamship FL Norte. Inc
/ Chesapeako ana Ohio Company will sell special
rate tickets.
Oscar Payno tcolored) was received at tho pen
| itontary yesterday from Allegheny county
| where he was convicted Of unlawful cutting and
sentenced 10 a term Of eighteen months IN th'
| state prison.
JE. Hatcher. general eastern agent of tho
Atlanta National Building and Loan Associa
| ton, will leave tor Chicago Thursday evening o.
ATTEND a convention Of the National Building and
| Loan A. soc.ation Of tho United States.
marriaee-icense was issued by the clerk o.
tho uustines Court yesterday afternoon % Mr
| James Waiter Peay, young machin-t Of thh
city. and Miss Missouri Jones, also Of this place
| Tho ceremony was performed last night.
| Rey.Dr. Edward y. Callsch, rabbi Of Beth Ahaba
| conducted service at the Male Orphan Asylum
| Sunday afternoon. There was large attend
| ance and the chaDel was Deduluullf decorated
| The address Of DR.. Calisch was both able and ap
| prOpriate.
Ry mistake the names Of several young ladie
| who received honors at tho Richmond Female
| Institute commencement were omitted AmOnl
thorn were Misses Matte and Virgie sadler. WIN,
received each q German diploma and Latin
| distinction.
Mr.. George r. Pace, principal OF Bellevue
| school gave his annual lunch 10 his teachers on
| vCns "a "a III
| withstandng the work just gone through with
| by both principal and teachers. They formed a
very merry group.
The Sons Of Veterans held n meeting in th'
| rooms OF POwhatan Club last night. owing q
| the fact that the required number OF member
| wore not present the election OF officers cOnlt
not he gone into. only matters Of minor charac
| ter were disposed OF.
CAPTAIN Frank W. Cunningham had one Of hi
feet very badly mashed by falling bedstead OF
! Sunday. A physician was called In aud dressed
| tho injured member. Captain Frank was on
Yesterday. but could do very little walking, ever
with a cut slipper upon this foot.
Misses Minnie and Grace Cochranc, Of Char
| lotte. y. C., are the guests OF Mrs. W. j. Orr
| No 3lJ east Grace street. Both OF the yOuni
ladies' are well known IN the social circles OF IN
Old North state, and the latter is q beautiful
| singer aud accomplished musician.
AZ Fulton Baptist church Sunday mornln
Kew If. a. L. Uictlti-bil hiitl nov. Dis
| the pastor, spoke In behalf OF the fund for IN
| new church. The Fulton BaDtists have an eligi
| be lot on Fulton street, and they are maxim
| efforts TO erect a new church building.
Captain J. W. Smith, gallant Confederat
veteran OF King and Queen county, who ha
been at ~. Luko's Hospital Tor treatment 10
some time, has improved IN general health.
is said Of him that during four years Of actiy
service he was never once on the sick-list.
Mrs. X. +. Walker and her daughter. Mrs. Ii
| wick, and child, went 70 Brooklyn, y. u, yestei
day 20 attend MouniIoy Walker. who accident
ally fell cut of a window OF his hotel n week az
and broke his right leg above the knee. He
reported by his physician as doing remarkabl
well.
The s. 7. Mayo Tobacco Ordering and Dryin
Apparatus Company have Just concluded al
rangements with tho American Tobacco Con
many for introducing the apparatus into nun
Der of the latter's factories. The apparatus Is
Richmond invention and owned by Richmon
capitalists.
A little child came very near being run owe
by electrician No 81 on Clay street Detwoe
First and Second yesterday afternoon. Sbyert
little ones we're PLAYING in the street when IN
car approached. and oil save one ran. This on,
however, was unable 10 get out Of the way
time, and only the prompt Efforts Of tho Tnotol
man saved the child.
The representatives from Virginia to the NJ
| tionaI Council, Junior Order United America
| Mechanics. which meets III Atlaluc Iity Jun
2lst, are Mossrs. J. Harry Cunningham, (
Washington; W. J. Tyler, c. II. Lansford, q.
Rawson, and c. W. Tyler, OF Richmond. Pas
supreme-C 4 CouncIllors A. W. Shanck and T.
Iyev. Petersburg; William NJ. Lpscomb. Mar
chester. and &. A. Rawson, Richmond, arc poi
| manent msmDcfs-
A telegram was received here yesterday ar
nounclng the death on Saturday evening last. q
the home vi bi, aunt. Mrs. Taney, in Mon
gomery county, Nd, Of Joseph, tho little son
Dr and Nrs. Joseph A. White, OF this city. III
romans Will reach here on the fast mail and :
Inferred .n Hollywood At 3 o'clock. DIR. and Mr.
White attended the session OF tho America
nedical kssoci alton just closed at Detroit, Mich
aud went from there &c Canada They were q.