Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-25
Personals and Briefs.

General John Z. Roller, Of Ilarrisonburg, is in
the city.
Miss Marianne Robins has returned from Now
port News.
Miss Lillian Duggins, Of Hanover, Is visiting
her cousins the Misses Duggins, Of 80 west
Marshall stree.
Mrs. Barney Wertheim and children left yes
torday FOR New ! 0rk.
Miss Mary coles Whittle is on visit to her
uncle, Bishop Whittlc.
Colonel Carter II. Brax.on, Of Newpor. News,
was in the city yesterday
DR.. Gerry Smith. formerly Of Richmond, now
O. -. Louis, Mo- Is In the city.
Mr.. Dempsey, of Alexandria, is the CUES. OF
her uncle, Governor Mckinney.
Mr. Frank /. Allen is in town for few DAYS
after an absence Of four or five months.
MIR. e.. W. yolkman, who has been quite sick, Is
able 90 pc NJ bis place of business again.
A cable message received I'm this city yester-
day announced the -afe arrival az Queenstown
OF Mr. and Alrs. Lucien B..lalum
The Chesapeake and ohio Company viii soon
remOyc i's passenger Office from the second floor
OF the Pace Block - the ground iloor.
4 child Of Rev. }. X. Mason, rector OF St.
James church. fell from a porch Monday oye-
niug and broke its c0ilar-b0ne and received
other painful Injuries.
Or. and Nrs. \. f. Dickinsou LETT Monday A.
ternoOu Tor a northern tfip, which viii include
attendance upon the Baptist anniversaries nov
being held In Philadelphia
Mr.. Mary Me-serschmiit through her conn
sell Mr. = = f. Paterson, Instituted snit in the
Cnanccry Court yesterday Tor divorce from her
husband, John Mes-erschmlit
The open cars were put on the electric lines
yesterday and were crowded an day by pas7en-
gers They are decidedly more comfortable 90
warm weather than the closed c1rs.
Rev Dr. Theo. Whitfield Will conduct a series
of prayer-meetInc- ~ Fulton church throughout
this week. He baptized two persons sunday
and rcceI,ed one addition Go his church by letter.
Colonel John f.. Church or Washington, u. G..
past assistant Acknowledgement, Department Of
fne Potomac. Will deliver the Grafton AZ City
Point National cemetery on National Decoration
Day.
The choir Of the Washington-Street church
was reOreauizcd last week with Mr. Nicaiah l..
Willis as manager AMI leader. Miss Mamie
| Anderson. organist. and Sir William l.. Bailey,
cornetst.
The bids for huilding new engine-house on
| Third street between Grace ana Broad Will bo
oncued next Monday night at : o'clock by the
| Building Committee Of the Board oi FIRE Com
missi0ners.
Dr. T.. \. Peterson was suddenly taken sick
sunday morning and was unable 10 conduct SER
| wees al lrlNifl fNifcN. hlIltti --lIAl tAft-
cises were held iu tie morning and Rev. III. NJ.
Linney plelched NJ night.
Mr.. John Halle. Of Gainesville. Fla. arrived
here on Monday and is stopping at the EX-
change. NJ. Halle will visit Ola Point and the
White sulphur. He il generally tho pioneer OF
the lOck OF sOuthernefs 70 the Virginia watering
places.
DR.. and Mrs. X. II. Pitt will loaye for trip
North on Thursday. While absent they will A.
tend the Northern Baptist Anniversaries in
Philadelphia. Dr. PITT Is 20 speaS on the evening
of next sunday in Grace Temple ehutch az the
anniversary Of the American Baptist Publica-
ton Society.
Alderman James Bahel and G. T.. Holmes.
coored lctter-carrier, were arrested yesterday
evening for lighting on the street. They were
taken 10 the second StatiOn-hOuse and bailei
for their appearance before the Police Justice
this morning
In addition TO the regular attendants at the
Baptist Ministers conference there were pros
ent 10 the meeting Monday morning Rev. W.
VI. Jennings. student OF Grocer Theological
Seminary: Rev. i. ". Cooper. Of Montgomery;
Rev. T.. H.. Pollard. OF Ncw haven, ana Rev y.
h. ilarritCn, Of 0laie spring.
Nelson Fucampment. of which Mr. ". y. Ramos
is chief patriar d. aud chris Eyenscp, ESQ, Sc
uior warleu had a most delightful reunion n
Belvidero Hall M0niay night. \ n1mber Of
happy speeches were made ana We l-ssicctcd
musical prOsrarumc executed. \ fine collation.
evening spent.
The services Sunday afternoon at the Masonic
Home condu-fed by Mr.. =. d. X. Sleight. were
frightened wI'h m enjoyable service n song
and one OF Mr. Sleights best addresses, espe-
cially TO the boys, but heartily appreciated Dy
All present. Tho home j. doing a splendid
work. and Mrs. Acreo, the mstron, Is queen '
among her boys.
NV. Winston. Louisa county W. A. Adams,
oxford, y. e.; f.. j. ,hinnli Caroline -. L. Hum
phreys, Fluyanna county; W. Thomas X. y.
Harris Louisa county: III. &. Edwards, Caroline;
"a : Cloey T. &. Edmunds. Winston, y. C.;
charles Meyer, New York ; j. l. Thompson, ana
Furiry Wood were registered on the Tobacco
Exchange yesterday
telegram was received here yesterday
stating that Mr.. James l.. Morrow. formerly a.
sistant superintendent OF the Richmond and
Danyille railroad, ana now general manager OF
the Long Island railroad, New York, was dan
gerousiy III with pneumonia AZ his residence, in
Brooklyn Mr. Morrow is well known in Rich
moud and has many friends here.
Mrs. j. II. WOODWARD, of Washington. d. G.. IL
Visiting her sOn. Mr.. Fred. r. Woodward. az his
rcslderce No JI7 east Leigh street. Mrs. Wood
wand ~ the mother Of Mr.. y W. Woodward. one
of the prOprlctOrs ol the Boston Dry-hOols
House In Washington, u. C.. ana Oi The Tempo
Drv-go,ds store Oi this city. Dir. Fed. r.
Woodward has lately taken up his residence in
mis- city and Is superintendent OF the Temple
Dry-GOOds Store.
MIR. Alvin ~. Lothrop, member of the firm
Of Woodward & Lothrop, propri stors OF the
Temple Dry-Goods store In ihis city and tho
Roston Dry-GOOis House In Washington, II. u,
was jn this city yesterday on "A flying business
tr,p. Mr. Lothrop is an enthusiasts but skiliil
amateur photographer. aud on recent trip 10
the mountain region OF virginia he secured "nas %
hos b,en said 10 be one OF the best negatives
ever obtained OF the famous Natural Bridge.
The Masonic Temple having been completed,
| nearly al OF the Nasolc bodies Of Richmond
| viii soon be meeting there. Acca Temple aud
| Richmond Commsndsry have already moved III,
and Joupn and perhaps other lodges will meet
,n.,a nrx. month. Tho various assembly
rooms In the Temple beautifully furnished
| ana will be cooled and ventilated IN sumner by
| huge fans. st. Albsns Hall Is owned ny the
| scottish Rite Associa ION, and all the Scottish
| Rite bod,es and Lodge OF tho strict Observance,
No. p07. will continue 10 meet theEe