Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-23
porsonaisaud Briefs.

from trip to Charlotte, n. c.
Mrs. NJ. Is. Lee is sick at her resi-
denee, 81 Twenty-fourth street.
Mrs. Christian Dillon and Henry
Wash are visiting friends in Danyille.
Mr.. II. L. Eaton. editor of the West
err RccOrdoy, is on visit to this clty.
Mr.. J. II. c. Walker, an old resident,
is quite sick at his residence, No. 2GO3
Yenable street.
There will be an important meeting
Of the Old Dominion Democratic Club
Of Jefferson Ward tonight.
Professor Charles l.. Cooke. Of Hol-
Inns Institute. Is in attendance upon the
closing exercises Of Richmond College.
Advices received here state that Rev.
!. Hartley Carmichael, rector Of st.
Paul's church, has arrived safely in
Liverpool.
A marriage-license was issued in
Washington Tuesday to Walter h.
Hicks and Laura J. Bowles both OF
Richmond.
Hasker 81 Narcuse's Blue Jeans Climb
will play Allen 4 Ginter's Richmond
Gems a game Of hall at Island Park Sat
urday afternoon.
Misses Hubbard and Allen, Of Church
Hill, who were injured in q recent runa-
way accident at Broad and Ninth streets,
are both getting well.
1t is Mr.. r. r. Rawson. instead of
Mr.. Ralston. to whom Miss Mott is TO be
married at the Clay-Street Baptist church
next Wednesday night.
The Rosebud Missionary Society OF
Broad-Street Methodist church will have
a japanese garden party in the Baptist
Institute yard tonight.
The music at Dr. McCuire's lawn
party Tuesday evening was performed
by the Richmond Banjo and Guitar
Club, directed by W. p. Dabney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Rose and
son left wednesday for visit to Ocean
View and Virginia Beach. They were
accompanied by Miss Angie f. Noel.
Major John Poe, Police Commission
ers Charles G. Bosher and l.. G. Figg,
and Messrs W. B. Pizzini, ]. c. Small,
aud 4. NJ. Brownell are in New York.
The closing exercises OF the Moore
Street industrial Institution will take
place at the Sixth Mount Zion Baptist
church, Row John Jasper, pastor, at 1870
o'clock tonight.
Mrs. James A. Williams, OF Norfolk,
has returned home after n short visit 10
her parents in Hanover, accompanied
by Miss Clara o. Vial, also of Hanover,
who will spend a few weeks with her
Professor Moses Steia, leader Of tho
orchestra at the Richmond Theatre last
season. will leave Friday morning for
Bethesda Park. Md, where he has been
| engaged to direct concert music during
the summer months.
There will he n game Of ball at Island
Park this afternoon az 1870 o'clock be-
tween teams from Syracuse Lodge,
Knights of Pythias, and Pocahontas
Tribe of Rel Men. Quite an interest
ing contest is anticipated.
Bessie White WAS taken ont TO the
penitentiary yesterday from the city jail
10 serve one wear for grand larceny.
Robert Dallar (colored) was received
at the penitentiary from Alexandra
county for two years for malicious as
sault.
This is "Royal-Arcannm Day" and
will he observed in fitting manner liz
many cities throughout the country.
There will be no formal celebration in
Richmond. though a public meeting
with appropriate exercises Is talked of
for the fall.
The family of Rev. Baylus Cade, pas
tor Of Venable-Street Baptist church,
have arrived and are happily located at
No. 220J east Broad street, where every
provision had been made for their COM
fort. They were given a very cordial
reception by the Yenable-Street people.
Lee Camp is represented in the Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans now in
session in Chicago bv Colonel William
2. Smith, Captain Thomas Elicit, Cap
tain ID. A. Brown, Captain James T..
Ferriter, Greer II. Baughman, James l..
GRAY, Captain John Cussons, and Colonel
John Murphy.
A. number of applicants for licenses
to teach in the public schools OF the
city were examined yesterday by four
of the principals OF the district schools.
Their standing will be announced TO-DAY,
and il successful they will be permitted
to apply to the board for positions du-
ring the coming session.
Mr.. b. W. Richardson qualified in the
Chancery Court yesterday as admins
traitor OF the estate of Mrs. Caroline
Booker. Bond was given in the sum of
$500. with the Virginia Safe Deposit
ana Fidelity Company as surety. This
is the first Fl iuciary bond ever given in
this court by company.
Miss Yetta Herald, who was so badly
burned Tuesday night by the explosion
of lamp III her room a. her brother
residence. No. sos Randolph street, had
recovered from the shock yesterday af-
ternoon, and there was slight improve
ment IN her condition. Her burns.
though severe, are not thought to be
serious.
Mrs. William A. Wyatt, who was very
painfully hurt about two weeks ago by
her carriage being turned over, is i'm
proving steadily and was well enough
yesterday to be taken out to the home
of her son-in-law. Mr.. George i. Styll,
at Barton Heights Her granddaughter,
Mrs. Emmett Richardson, of Baltimore,
is with her.
Mr.. Frank Frayser, who, in conse-
quence of his standing the highest in a
competitive examination, was appointed
alternate TO the cadet selected to ill the
vacancy at the West Point Military
80 deny from this district has returned
TO the city after passing satisfactorily the
examination ut the academy. As o re.
suit OF the acceptance Of his principal,
| Mr. Eravsar WAS Ypturnad