Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-21
Personals aud Briefs.

Miss Anna Keith, of South Carolina, is
stopping at 915 east Graceistreet tor a few
weeks.
MIR. W. j. Woods left yesterday for Nor
folk to serve as official stenographer IN a
naval court-martlal.
j.. b.. Levy aud wife. of Roanoke. Va,
and Mrs. Leon Levy and Richard Levy are
stopping at Fords's.
Work is progressing very ~favorably on
the Female Humane Association building,
injured by fire September Sd last.
Miss Rbea Hickman and Miss Minnie
Condrey. Of Church Hill. are visiting
friends at Fair View, Goochland county.
The stockholders of the Liquor-Treat-
ment Company will hold an important
meeting tonight at SIG north Fourth
street at 8 o'clock.
MIR. p. j. RYAN has been elected vice.
president and MIR. Clemmett Brooke secre-
tary Of the st. Peters Conference st. Vln-
cent de Paul Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Dawley, of Seneca
Falls. n. Y. are visiting their son, Secretary
Dawley, of the international Machlnists'
Union, CHS south Pine street.
DIR. Hunter Mcclure and Mr.. John Dun
lon sail from Queenstown to-day on the
Teutonlc, and Will probably be IL Rich
mond September 2Sth or 29th.
Complaint is made that some of the
garbaee. collectors are not as particular
as they should be about closing the back
gates after emptying the boxes.
Professor Edmund Harrison has left
| Hampton for Basic City, and from thence
will 90 to Clarke county for q saJourn or
some weeks. He is steadily improving.
The Misses Anderson, of No. 312 Twenty
fourth street. who have been summerlng
with their sister, Mrs. J.. Il. McCorkle, OF
Lexington, Va, have returned 70 the city,
after a delightful s%ojourn in the noun
tains.
Mr.. Albert Richie, who has been APP
nolnted associate Judge OF the supreme
Bench, of Baltimore, 10 well-known IN
Richmond. He married Miss LlZzle Va
bell, daughter of the late DR.. ROBERT W.
Cabell. of this city.
Rev. W. G. Schaefer. of Newberfy, s. G.,
is in the city. Mr.. SchaeIer Will preach
tonight at ; o'clock at the First English
Lutheran church, OF which he wa pastor
before going 10 South Carolina Inc pun
lie are cordially invited.
Mr.. Charles f. Langley has been selected
by the Building Committee OF the Chan-
Der Of Commerce TO superintenu INC CON
struction of the new building at the cor
ner of Ninth and Main streets, on which
the contractor, Dir. Burton, Is making
rapid progress.
The religious meetings at Soldiers' home
chapel are being continued TINS Wee5.
/ Rev. Or. Tudor, of Broad-Street meth9u-
| ist Episcopal church. preached last nlRnt;
I Rev. Mr.. Ianney will o~tficiate tonight, auu
Rev. w. n. Hines, of West-View Baptist
church, will NIL the pulpit Thursday night.
A meeting OF the Academy of Medi-
! c,ne aud Surgery was held in the direc-
tors room Of the Young Mems Onrlslian
( Association last evening aud was IarSeiJ
| attended DR.. Edward Mcclure resa q
naper on "A~ppendititis,' which PROVOKED
much discussion, in which many OF the
/ physicians took part
Ohio Carroll, a young white man, wal
arrested 10 the First District yestetual
| charged with breaking and entering the
store-house OF g. l.. Sizer & Co" ana steal.
ing a lot OF fish, a clock, a book, aau 80
| OF p~ineapples. Tho crime was ~colninlt.eg
some time ago, but the warrant was nO'
issued until a few days since,
The excursion trains from Washington
1 10 Richmond. which are 20 be put on ~
/ the Bichmond, Fredericksburg 4uu 49,
mae railroad for tine beneht OF Inc utan
Army OF the Republic men now ~ tYe Ssp
ital CITY. wall commence running tV-us
and large numbers Of tho visitors WI
come here To see the town aho sis'' -
I battle-helds.
Al the meeting Of the Mccall oathols
Onion Monday night the sole topic q ais'
eassion was tho proposed new enaa isaS
The matter wss very thoroughly a,seusseu
hv A large number of members pfesona
R-esolutions We're adopted pntilng tns
matter in practical shape. The thsnsS 4 y
the union were UNANIMOUSLY tsouese ~
Mr.. John Pope for his contribution " wy
fund.
Tom James (colored) vas strncs ~
shiftmg-engine Of the Chesapeaae = =
Ohio railway at the Denny-stfeet et2 e
yesterday morning while ~tteinpts 4
cross the track and WAS seriously ie!udt' 5.
His left shoulder was djsiosafe1 anu -
was painfully bruised about the ~.
James was carried 80 his home neaf az az
lower gas~worhs. By the ambuiahess
Is az old newpaper-cnxfiey.