Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-31
Personals and Briefs.

The Planet has been sold by the sheriff 10 John
Mitchell, Jr.. the present editor, for $1,000.
The Board Of Health has.put on three new gar
bage-carts-one in each OF the police districts.
The Council Committee on Third Market met
yesterday evening and transacted routine busi-
ness.
Miss Minnie Peers, Of Goochlsnd county, is
here on visit to her sister, Mrs j. l.. Finke, OF
Leenards Heights.
The condition of Mr.. Richard Brooke, secretary
OF the Richmond and Danyiile Railrosd Com
pany, is unimproved.
DIR. John r. Pollard, of Richmond College, will
preach in the college chapel tonight at s o'clock.
The public Is invited
Water for beasts has been placed IN the water
trough near the West-End Pharmacy. That for
man is yet to be supplied.
Dr. 7. Churchman and Mrs. Chur,hman. Of
Philadelphia, are visiting the latters sister, Mrs.
X. A. Schultz, No 3ld west Clay.
The little son OF Mr.. James y. Boyd, who was
thrown from horse a day or two ago, continues
20 improve. No bones were broken.
Fritz sitterdirg qualified yesterday in the
Chancery Court a. executor OF the will OF b. }.
Black. The estate Is valued at $1,000.
REGULAR meetings of the Madison Ward, Rock
etts. ana Old Dominion Democratic Clubs were
held last night and a number Of the candidates
spoke st each.
Mrs. Maria X. Daniel, mother OF Mr.. W. S.
Daniel who has been the guest Of Mrs. Richard
Brooke. left for her home, in Fredericksburg
yesterday morning.
There Is a movement on foot among the gem
uemen who formerly constituted the Volunteer
Fire Department Of Richmond 10 form them
selves into a social organization.
The following convlcts we're received at the
penitentiary yesterday from Fairfax county:
John Bowman (colorcd), malicious assault, one
year: j. w. Chamber (cOlored), horse-stealing,
six years, and William Trayers (colore1), house
breaking, two years.
The Little Giants came out winners in the
game OF ball played with the Reddys yesterday
afternoon at Fifth and Cary streets The scvre
was 20 q. The batteries were Cullen and
Hudgins for the Giants, and Spence aud Dafiron
for the Aeddys. John Mason was the umpire
The Richmond Cycle Club, owing,to It's yigor-
ous growth financially and numerically, has de-
terminei 10 enter more cOinfnodous quarters
than its present cllb-rooms, at the corner OF
Seventh and Franklin streets, and has selected
large and roomy house on Grace street, near the
Capitol Square, as the place OF us future abode
Mr. 7. ID. Stone, n countryman, narrowly
escaped injury yesterday morning when he at
tenn ted 10 drive his team across Seventh street at
Broad, 80 as 20 escape car that he saw approach
ing. car coming in another direction, which
he had not noticed, struck the horse and serious
ly injured him, though the vehicle was not
damaged.
Dr. j. Wiley Bedsoe delightfully."- entertaire ed
a large audience at Denny-Street church Tues
day night with his Willingly diversified lecture
on ..WOman,' which he gave for tho benefit OF
that congregation. Captain Frank Cunning
ham and Mr.. Charles Frischkorn also added
much TO the enjoyment by their excellent vocal
aud instrumental music
Syracuse Lodge, Knights OF Pythias, ia organ
izing a division of the Uniform Rank. They
already have twenty members enrolled. The
minimum number is tweniy-seyen. They expect
10 secure the required number IN few days.
Tyel v one will be a member OF Syracuse Lodge.
They will begin drilling in Aprii and expect TO
be able TO parade In full uniform by August Ist.