Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-22

Personals and Briefs

Mrs. j. 4. Faulkner left yesterday Tor the sea-
shore.
DR.. William Henry Scott and Mr. John q. Scott
are in Chicago
A regular meeting Of the Academy Of Surgery
aud Medicine was held last night.
Mcssrs. Juan A. Pizzini, Chris Eyensen, and
others have returned from Buffalo.
There will be an excursion 10 Old Point and
Norfolk to-day on the steamer Ariel
The Baptist City Missionary Society has elected
Miss Mary ". AppersOn as Bible-reader.
MrJ. A. X. Burke and wife have returned
from the flks' celebration at Buffalo, n. \.
Mrs Juan a. Pizzini and daughter are visiting
friends IN Baltimore, en- route home from buuaio'
Suit was Instituted in the City Circuit Court
yesterday 10y c. p. Norman q Go. against W. ..
Brannan for $500.
Mrs. X. r. Geese is visiting relatives in Balti-
more ana Philadelphia While away she Will
visit Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Marlborough and Misses
Mabel aud FlOy Marlborough Lett yesterday for
Huntington, w. va.
There will be an important meeting of insu-
rance Agents held at the Exchange hotel this
afternoon at o'clock
Colonel y S Buford has gone 20 BiacksbIrg to
deliver the address 10 the graduating class oil the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College.
Captain T. {. Morton, secretary Of the Board of
Worlds Fair Managers for Virginia. returned To
The city last night from brief visit to stanton.
Senator Stubs aud J. II. Nye, OF Gloucester;
f. Andrews and G.. F. Broaddus, OF Caroline, ana
c. L. Bocock, Of Charles City, visited tie capitol
yesterday.
The Board Of Sinking-Fund Commissioners
received yesterday from the Olc0tt people an
other package of bonds ana coupons amounting
10 S32O,l2O.
There will be a meeting Of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Unions and 1s at the Dung
Mems Christian association Hall this afternoon
at 1870 oclock.i
The contract for printing the Supreme Court
of Appeals records tor the year commencing In
July was Yesterday awarded 10 Taylor Dalton,
at " cents per page.
81. Johns German Sunday school viii have
their annual excursion and picnic at Providence
Forge to-day The train leaves the chesapeake
and ohio depot at A. NJ
There were three ambulance calls yesterday.
Two We're 10 people who were taken SICK wnile az
work and the third TO "A man who was drunk. All
were given proper attention.
Professor l.. X. Hamberlin has been invited TO
take the chair OF English and expression IN
the University OF Texas, and 1t Is understood
that ne will accept the position rendered him.
The first Presbyterian Sunday school takes
its annual basket pr mic Tomorrow at Mount
Pleasant, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway,
leaving Broad-street station at O'Clock A. NJ.
Maria shelton (colored) has been sent on TO The
grand Jury OF the County Court by justice NIn-
cent, q arged with the murder Of her infant
child. she vas allowed BAH In the sum OF soOO.
Miss Leila Atkinson, daughter of Mr.. j. \.
Atkinson who received the highest honors at
WarshsU school tor DOto department and scholar
ship. was presented by Nh. Hin, The PRINCIPAL
with q handsome BOOK.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10, International Asso-
citation Of Machinists, viii have an all-day pc
mic at Warwick Park today with music. dancing.
nnc other attractions he boat leaves the
wharf at $40, IL, 3, AID o'co,k.
Tho members of the WOmans Christian, Tenn
nerance Union pad their monthly visit TO the
soltiers' Home yesterday and were accompanied
nv Rev Dr. John X. Mason, who addressed the
veteraus. Services were also held IN the hOspi-
| tai.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mott have issued invita-
| ,ions 10 the marriage Of thor daughter, Miss
i.oniie BRADLEY, 10 Mr.. X. X. Rslston. The cero-
| ,nony will he performed at the Clay-street bap-
| ,ist church next Wednesday night the 2eth at
| 10 O'clock.
Laurelstrce, Methodist Sunday school spent
veeterdny nj Ashland Park, and every one was
| delehtei vita the trip. This school always car
| ries a biz crowd. THIS yeai they nad seven
coaches PACK cd full OF officers, teachers, scholars
I ana friends Of the school.
The Rev. ". w. Brander, OF this city, has been
called 10 ST. Martins PARISH Hanover, 10 MI the
| ssirnatiop OF Rev. Mr.. Buchanan. Kew. Mr.. Bran
Ser mas been preaching in Brunswick county
| and Will arrive here this morning.
Richmond Castle, No. 4, Knights of the Golden
| Eagle, win meet tonight and elect officers ior
| me ensuing term. A captain Tor the Uniformed
| Hang Old dominion COmnandcry, No l. VIII
| olso be- elected, and degree Work ana other lnl-
| portant business will be attended 10.
CANAAN James b. Peasants, OF the First Po-
,cn District. Is acting as Chief in the absence Of
| Maior zoe, who IL on trip to Baltimore ana
| New York Senior sergeant Benumln Z. now
80 ,s m command OF the First district while
Cautain Peasants Is on duty at headquarters.
THO INJURIES OF Mr.. John 4. savile were
| dressed yesterday afternoon. Dr. hoss was OF
ths ontniou that II he continued 70 Improve IN
49, next feE days as he had done since Saturday
W., amnntnt,on would not have 10 bo rcsorted
o. Ills condition Was very hopolui yesterday.
NJ strotomysr, of Chesterfield county. was
,,is hyui,ed about the arms and shoulders yes
terIny morning by beng thrown rom her Dussy
near the corner OF Seventh ana eahai sLoots.
n',a accident was caueed by her yehioie Dong
,,,n INTO by another buggy In charge oil negro.
=, tho suit Of Barker against John 4. Rose q
,end,ng in tho City Circuit Court the plant
"a risstms that he vas employed ior one year ana
n..cnnrsed before tho expiration OF tlnt poIlou.
| q'h,s tho DEFENDANT deiiy anu ahosc .hh, .no,
80 tne rlgnf 10 dispense WITH bis see'iccs at
| any time -
a.. ,ououin- named ladies' from this city
a ,eg been commissioned BY .he Goysrnor Nom
na,a III the Auxiliary board OF Woric s-ra ear
DOTS VI " Mrs.. Joseph Bryan, Mrs Charles OBJ.
.,asra,,,,. sIrs. Jaines Peasants, airs James
1o" pacs Mr.. j. Taylor Eiyson, and Mrs o.
| Percy Halves
v,,s Mr.. narreison. Of the nrm Of Harrelson
cramp driving on Tue Iva aS sss S Sas
Two s...,.s,ed nad backed the vehicle over all
c CAM throwing the occapgnis oA. The
, ui,,ssr were not hurt, but Mr.. Hnrrolson5
s snonlder was spra'nsd quite badly
The reports submitted q the annual Sd, Business
the ssP,s. tho S Year 'I Services sss
sho"eo ',s ~ intervals Ia nineteen shops employ
nov a ns. D 800 men The statistics for tho year
are Eaber ss. So ps ssssd net
prtIp'uIl IA. addreeses, OK; pages trscts dis
.rsnStsd. N ,204 requests for prayer ode con-