Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-24
Personals and Briefs.

Throc candidates crossed tho burnings OF Acca
Temple last night.
Mr.. John T. Savle continues TO improve IRON
his recent serious accident.
c. ~. Voolfolk, treasurer OF Orange county,
was nj the Capitol yesterday.
Tho Committee ON Cemeteries OF the City
Council win meet this afternoon.
Mrs r. J.. Clark and daughter left yesterday
for Marion, to spend the summer
Mr.. Robert r. Richardson, Of No, 102 west
Main street, is kept at homo by sickness.
About o'clock yesterday morning Mr.. WI
liam Evans shot and killed mac-dos near tho
reservoir.
Captain NJ. p Davis, OF Lynchburg, formerly
with Edel Brothers. Is on welcome Nish 10
Richmond.
Ernes, Copp. Jesse Lane, and Archer Miller
have been taken 20 the reformatory at Laurel
from Norfolk.
IL was reported mt the police station last night
that child OF n MIR. Deans, living on Clay street,
had been bitten by dog.
The annual session OF the Imperial Council for
North Carolina will be hold Monday, August
10Th. in the city of Omaha.
MIR. $. NJ. Hotz and vie, who have been visit
ing tho brother Of the latter, Mr. l.. a. Lowry,
have returned 20 North Carolina.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ramos and Irs. J. V. Ramos md
days, are expected home to-day.
There win be music and dancing nj the an-
nual picnic Of the Retreat for the Sick at Ash
land PARK, on Tuesday, June 2Sth.
Mr.. John Il. Cooper. Of Winder continues rit-
cally III, and Mr.. II. +. ludnall. Of River View,
has been quite sick for several days.
Mr.. Norman l.. Hopkins, who has been on
business III the western division OF tho thesa-
| peake and Ohio railway, is back ID the city.
sir. r. William Pemberton qualified in tho
| Chnncery Court yesterday n executor Of tho
will Of Is. NJ Quarles. The estate is valued at
about $4,000.
| 4 fine picture a. Grover Cleveland now adorns
| the onice Of Flour-Inspector William X. Lee, who
| has all the while been siaunch supporters the
| ex-Prcsident.
Messrs. F.. G.. Leigh. Jr Il. A. Dunlop, Everett
| Waddy. James ID. crump, Edgar Taylor, ana ].
G. Morton left the city YESTERDAY for uld Point to
! attend the meeting OF the State Board OF Trade
| The closing exercises Of the "Moore-Street
| Industrial Institution" took place M Sixth VT.
| Zion Baptist church Rev. John Jasper, PASTOR
| last evening. There was an Immense crowd
| present.
Misses Bessie Zimmerman and Marie Johnson,
who have been attending school at 50. Mary's
| Benedictine Institute, left Tor their homes yes
| terday the former IN Greensburg, Pa, and the
| latter in Latrobe. Pa
Secretary Candlish. Onice-secretary Haight,
| ana Mr.. John K. West, and perhaps others from
this city will leave this afternoon for South Boz
ton 20 attend the Young Mems Christian A-so-
citation District Conference.
The Stuart Horse Guard had their eighth an
nuai picnic yesterday AZ Arneld, IN 70 100
| county. 4 number Of friends, including ..rge
| delegation from the Chesterfield Troop, United
| with them in their festivities.
Mrs. Mary (. Gwatk.ns has issued invitations
| 10 the marriage OF her daughter. Miss Mamie
| NrClelland. TO Nr. Frederick Lewis Curtlcr. he
| wi IN r.iora InpstaV
June 2Sih, at 9 O'Clock az 81. Pauls church.
| Lee Camp will have n very important meeting
io-night-the question OF soipg itio encaiDp'
meni this summer will be considered, and u l.
expected that the representatives 10 the grand
| camp will be present and make their report
The triangle at Broad and Adams streets and
| Rrcok avenue. long known a. " Hollis Halt
| Acre. has been sold by Mrs. James hirk. Inc
purchaser was Mr.. j.. Raab the well-known e.
6acconist and capitalist, and the price paid was
$4,000.
Tho baseball contest at Island PARK yesteria!
| afternoon between the zine from Syracuse Lodge
| k T., and the team Of Pocahontas Tribe. |. o. X
NJ. resulted in a victory for the former club. TIT
score was % TO o. About 100 persons witnessed
the contest
Colonel John S. Cunningham left for his North
| Carolina home on the 800 train this morning
| lie was much improved by his treatment uniel
| DR. Hunter Mcclure. Colonel Cunningham WI
take his family very soon 10 the oreenbrie
| White sulphur Springs.
| Miss Ella Kraker left Yesterday for New YORK
| from which point she viii on saturday. In CON
| pany with party OF friends, sail for Amsier.
| dam and Holland. She will visit England
| France, and other countries IN Europe, return
ing home IN about two months.
The students OF Richmond College by specia
, | reruest have agreed TO repeat their Joilnca
| tion entertainment nc the Academy Of Must
| tonight. The curtain will rise on the chafcoa
| artists at $50 o'clock and they will appear II
| their best form, as several new features haV'
| been added 10 the programme.
The New York World says neatly-dresse
girl. giving her name "a Jennie Miller and claim
ing 10 be from Richmond, was found wanietin
a,Inlessly about Tuesday night NJ Broadway an
Tenth street From tho story she told II Is pre-
bable the girl Is Jessie Miller, whose case oA
| cited so much interest," here some months ago.
The city ambulance was called at 80
YESTERDAY morning to liarrisOns drugstor
| 10 attend cOun.ryman named Eufi, VINO ma
been thrown from wagon ana sustained In ~
rios which produced conclusion OF tue BRAIN. III
: was taken TO the almshouse for treatment, an
last nirht the physicians were hopeful of his II
coyery.
Temple Chapter, Royal-Arch Masons, ha
been organized with the following officers Mos
Eminent High Priest, r. NhitOck; Emnen
King, William loyenstein; Eminent Scribe,
: n. Calisch Treasurer, julius straus; secIela
nv. ". Hall Crew; Captain OF Host, y ;. Whit
: lock: Principal Soourner, Jacob ndel; koya
Arch Captain, s. l.. Bloompere; Master 1nlr
Veil Judson Cunningham; Master Second ' el
Joseph u. Rosonbaum; Master FIRST ven, IL
Stuart; Chaplain, +. Bottisheimer; steward
William Krause; Nler, ID. b. Collins.