Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-27
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. James v. Ramos has returned from Wash
ington.
Mr.. David A. Cardwell, Of Columbia, 8. C., is in
| tho city.
Mrs. A. NJ. stratton, Of Nelson. Is visiting reIa-
| tYes In Richmond
| Mr.. h. G. Wherry has returned 70 the city after
| few days rest In the country.
Mr. E. T. Ringgoli OF Brownsville, Tex, Ia on
| a visit 20 his Virginia relatives.
Charles T. Friend Of East Richmond, left
Saturday for Blacksburg College.
Miss Roma Collins, OF Caroline county, Ia visit
| ing Miss Alma HarwOod, OF Church Hill.
The First Virginia Regiment Band. Mr.. August
| Liess leader, has returned from White Sulphur.
The regular meeting OF the Indian Association
has been postponed until Tuesday OF next week.
Mr.. j. y. Shackelford, Of the United Ststes Ex-
press Company, Washington, ID. c., Is In the
'ty.
Rev. John Harris, Of Brideewater, Is in tho
city in the interest Of n parsonage fund for his
church.
Mr. X. II. Catlett, Jr, Of staunton, qualified
yesterday TO practice law in the Hastings Court
OF this city.
Mr. John W. Ferguson, one Of the best-known
residents OF Church HILL has been quite sick for
several days.
her summer vacation in Culpeper county, Va,
has returned home.
The condition Of Mr. Albert L. West, who has
been quite III for some time past, was considered
very critical yesterday.
Captain T. d. Wilson, Of the Atlantic Coast
Line, after spending his vacation visiting the
northern cities IL at home.
Judge Roger Gregory, Of King William, has
returned and resumed his position as professor
OF law at Richmond College.
Miss Lula w. Borst, OF Petersburg. after
spending delightful summer with relatives
here, left for home last week.
Mr.. Ralzo Manly, formerly well-knovn resi-
dent Of chmond. but residing now In Kansas,
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. Otis II. Russell.
The Madson.Ward Democratic Club held
meeting In the Chancery-Court room last night,
but only routine business was transacted.
Superintendent John r. Hooper. OF Hollywood,
left yesterday for Washington to attend the A.
ISOLATION OF American Cemetery Superintend-
ents
Mr.. d. s. Thompson left Saturday night for
Manchester, y. H., IA tho Virginia representa-
tive 70 the National Council Junior Order United
American Mechanics.
The State sunday-SchOol Convention OF all de-
nominations meets at Roanoke to-day. Mr.. c.
j. RadY and several other Richmond Sunday
school workers will be present.
Rev. II. VI. Linney will preach at the Soldiers
Homo tonight at o'clock. Six persons have
professed conversion during these services,
which are very interesting and well attended.
Coroner Taylor leaves for yorktown tomorrow
% testify IN the case OF Josephine Norris charged
with poisoning her husband last May. DR.. lay
lor found arsenic IN the stomach OF the de-
ceased.
Mr.. ". z. Roberts, Of Tovson, Nd, formerly OF
Richmond College, was In the city yesterday. lie
started from home 90 see his mother, who was
quite III, and upon arriving here was advised Of
her death.
Mr.. Marion Corbett. OF Hampton. past grand
master OF the Independent Order Of Odd-Fel-
lows Of Virginia, is tho guest of his brother-in-
law, Mr. Thomas Cunningham, who celebrated
mis- birthday last night
Tho usual services were held In all the Catho-
lie churches OF the city on sunday. Rev. Father
DonAhoe, paster Of ~. PAtrick's church,
preached an exceptionally fine sermon ut high
mass. The music was very good and the audi
ence was quite large.
Row. DR.. Hoge occupied his own pulpit Sunday
morning for the first time since MS vacation.
lilo delivered powerful sermon TO a largo con-
gregRtiOn. At night nc preached at the First
Presbyterian church, DR.. Kerr having preached
for hin In the afternoon.
While playing on the porch at Captain J. b.
Angles residence Sunday afternoon Winston
Dabney, the 7-year-old son Of Mr.. Frank Dab
ney. foil and broke one OF his arms. DR.. G. W.
4. Brock set the injured limb, ana yesterday the
little fellow was doing quite well.