Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-04
personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. James Sherry, OF Chestnut Hill, Is ex-
tremely iii.
Fire-Commissioner William j. Gentry Is In
Philadelphia On business.
Miss Josie Frssier, Of Dinwiddie. Is visiting Miss
Sallie Webb, No. west Cary street.
Mr.. Richard Adams, one Of the drivers on the
City railway line, is out after severe sickness
Mrs II. NJ. Jackson, OF Alabama, is here on a
visit TO her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james Il. Pace.
Miss Fannie Diggs, of Chester, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles Spence, 1Oo west Cary
street
The Richmond Tarlf-Reform Club meets In
the Circut-Court room this afternoon at o:3o
O'Clock.
Miss Mollie " Rawlings, OF Orange Court
house. is visiting her friend, Mrs. 4. NJ. Tyree, at
219 south Belyidere street.
Mrs. Josephine Parks qualified In the Chan
Gerry Court yesterday as eIecutrix Of the Will OF
Henry =. Parks, lately deceased.
Messrs. W. L. Lester and W. Collier Gibson
will leave tonight at 1890 O'Clock TO accept posi-
tions at the Hot Springs for the summer.
The annual meeting Of the members OF the
Richmond Mozart Association will be held at the
Academy tomorrow night at $50 o'clock.
Rev. J. L. Tie-nan, OF ST. Patricks church. a
native of Ireland, got his naturalization papers
yesterday, and Is now a full-hedged voter.
Sir. George A. Bowden. Mrs. Bowden. and Mrs.
Duel, Of WytheyIlle, are the guests OF the tather
Of the first-named, Alderman George L. Bosden.
on north Twentieth street.
Rev. Dr. A. c. Dixon, late Of Baltimore, and a
gifted divine who is well known In Richmond.
Will lecture at Legh-Street Baptist church to-
night ON Yourself and Other People,"
The Oakwood Memorial Association held a
offaruOOW. which the
various committees made reports, and details
we're perfected for the celebration next Tuesday
The Scottish Rite Association Will have a meet.
Ing this morning at 1890 o'clock at the once OF
the president. John +. Mayer, for the election of
officers and for tho transaction OF other I'M
pcrtsnt business.
A match game of baseball was played on the
Tenth-street fats yesterday afternoon between
the Eighth and Tenth-Street mines. The game
resulted In score Of o to in favor OF the
Elghth-Streef boys.
Mr.. j. J. Creamer. grand master machinst
Mr.. W. L. Dawley, grand secretary, and Walter
L. Orange delegate from Rich fnond are In at
tendance at the International Association OF
Machinists at Chicago.
Monday Mr. S. s. P. Patieson, trustee sold to
the Deans family for ab0nt $4,000. the Rose
well estate in Gloucester county. This Is one OF
tho historic estates Of Virginia. The sale was
made on the premises.
Mrs. William Shelton, who was kicked on the
head by horse about two weeks ago and 30
badly injured that II was feared she would die,
Is now improving steadily, and strong hopes are
entertained Of her recovery.
Inc reviyaI-meeting conducted by the pastor,
Rey. ". A. Laughon, at Denny-Street church is
largely attonded, aud the interest Is unabating.
Frfty-oid persons have professed conversion and
about fifty have joined that church.
From Henderson, ". c., the correspondent Of
Ifr.f, ,.THnrr for ha
marriage. at So. Paurs church, Richmond, OF
Miss Amanda p. Dunlop 20 Rev. Julian T.. Inele.
the popular rector Of the Episcopal church here.
Justice Crutchneld announced from the bench
yesterday morning that after this date no would
impose a fine on ali persons brought before hin
charged with keeping dogs or goats without hay-
ing received medals for this year. He will take
no excuse and will let none OH.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
and the Superintendent and Board OF Directors
Of the P enitentiary have united In recommend
ing the Governor to appoint Mrs. l.. >. rage, OF
this city, as matron at the penitentiary.
The following we're registered on the Tobacco
Exchange yesterday 4. b. Henley, West Point.
Va: I. NJ Washington, Wilson, y. c.; George
X. Jones, Durham. n. c.; L. X. Perkins, Han
over county, Va. p. u. Mil, Louisa county, Va.
and III. II. Cramer, Louisa county, Va.
Rev. Mr.. Trainham and wife, OF Caroline, are
on n weeks visit 10 friends in this city. Mr.
Iralnhnn, VINO Is n prOulirins y'uhS uiiiirtct
sent out from Richmond, preached very accepta-
bly, at the Fourth-Street Baptist church laet SUM-
day and will conduct the services there tonight.
speclal services were held every night last
week at Venabe-Street church and Will con-
tlnue all this week. The pastor, Rev. Baylus
Cade, Is conducting the meetings, which have
been very fruitful. There were three profes-
sions In the sunday .chooi on tnc Sappd'n Hofu'
Ing.
Rev w d. REYNOLDS Jr., Of Norfolk, and Miss
Patsy Boiling, OF this city. will be married al
DR. Hoge's church tomorrow morning at lu:3U
O'Clock. They will spend the summer In Nir-
rinia and North Carolina and sail In the fall foI
Corea, where Mr. Reynolds Is to engage IN mls'
sion work.
The Governor yesterday pardoned Cornelius
Randolph, who was convicted In tho County
Court OF Henrico OF uniawfcl assault IN Decem'
ber last and sentenced to twelve months Ia !ail,
Pardon WAS granted upon the recommendation
OF the COmmonwealth's Attorney anu the jury
who tried Randolph.
Fanny Peachy, the bright little 4-year-od
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. samuel 4. Naddlil
died suddenly yesterday afternoon al thelr resi-
dence, on Fulton HILL In lienrico, and the lunera
Will take place from the house this afternoon a.
| 4 O'clock. In their Bereavement MI ana MIS-
Waddill have the sympathy oil vide circle o.
| friends.
The Committee on Division Of the Dioceses
Amounted by the Episcopal Council at Peters
burg last year, has agreed on nne OF DIVISION
| but the result OF its deliberations viii not bt
made known to the public until alter the COZ
yeninc OF the rext council at Danville on MAJ
| 10Th. Ii is understood by some thst the com
mittee will recommend to divide virginia IL
| three dioccses-
The congregation Of the Grace-street Presby
| terian church viii have q social reunion Friday
| night the occasion being the third anniversar>
| of Dr Fairs pastorate. Refreshments Will b'
| seryed there will be some good music, and al
| hour or two will be spent In social intercourse
| The entertainment will be free, and all mem
| bers OF the congregation ana friends ot III
| church are expected 10 altenh.
Tho ambulance responded 70 two calls yester
| day. The first was made et s:oo a. nj. 70 IN
| R,chmond Cedar-Works 70 . white boy who hat
| been badly bruised about the back ana shoulder
by his clothing being caught 10 the shsiting a.
| was treated and taken TO his home, IN Fulton.
was again summoned az iVo r A. , 70 y, s,ras,
lie was treated and taken to his home, No. Az
! west Broad street.
The drug clerks Of Richmond and Mancheste
bsid a well-s,tended and very interesting meet
| ing Monday night, with the state Presidents, MI
! W. IL. CIoe, In the chair. Many matters TIA
| roncern the members OF this calling were dis
| cnssed. and q good deal OF business transacted
| Ihe next meeting will be held at the corner Q
Tventy-sixth and Broad streets on the night Q
the If3th, Mr.. A. II. Crismond is the local score
tary Of the association.
Dr. p. A. Peterson, OF Trinity Methods
church, left yesterday afternoon r'a Norfolk an
Western railway for Nashville. Tenn. to atten
the annual meeting Of the General Board 2
Missions Of the Methodist Episcopal Cnurcf
South. of which he Is member. Mrs. Peterso
left aIso on q visit 70 their sons family In Dan
v,Is. where abe will remain until joined BY he
husband on his return FROM Nashville r'a Dan
Vile They expect 70 be back IN k!cnmond y
win BE- nilsd By Rsvk = u Rawlings and H'cE
src u. Bennett