Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-02
Personals and Briefs.

Captain William Hill, OF Locust Dale, is in the
city.
Mr.. James Entwisle, OF Alexandria, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Mary z. Pennelle, who has been critically
III. IL slightly improved.
Misc Jeannette ID. Allen has returned 70 this
city after a pleasant visit to chese City
Mr.. W. y. Mcveigh. who has been visiting his
sister, left for his homo yesterday morning.
The water IL back in the canal, and all Of the
works and mill; are in full operation again.
Mr. John j. Showalter and daughter are visit
ing Mrs j. L. Hatcher. IA south Third street.
Ivanhoe Lodge, Knights Of Pythias, will cele-
br lte its nrst anniversary next Monday night.
Anurobcr of hands were engaged yesterday in
whitewashing the basement OF the Capitol build
ing.
Of tho sig marriace-licenses issued In the
Hastings Court yesterday i've we're 10 colored
couples.
Messrs. X. Holt Easley and Paul C. Edmunds,
Jr., are in the city and are stopping at the E4-
change Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.. Mcdowell have returned
from a leasant and beneficial trip OF several
days - Old Point.
Mr. A. Bdrgamin IL having large store and
warehouse erected on Ninth street between
Main and Cary.
The Committee on Third Market met yesfer-
day afternoon aud approved bills and transacted
other routine business.
meeting Of the Oakwood Memorial Assoeia-
tlon will be held AT tho Third Presbyterian church
at o'clock this afternoon.
Tho regular monthly meeting of the Powhatan
Club will be held tonight. There is important
business 20 be transacted.
Mrs. William II. Brauer ia visiting her brother
Mr. h. Ezekiel formerly OF Richmond, ana other
friends, al Springfield, Mass.
Al regular meeting of the Committee on
Fire last eve ing number OF building permits
were granted. but all were for tho erection of
small structures.
Miss Hoitie c. Tabb is visiting friends In New
YORK. She went TO Niagara Falls on Saturday
last, and viii visit many other points OF interest
before her return.
Mr. Wii,iam Lancaster Of Cumberland county,
is in the city. lie il en- route 70 Minneapolis,
where nc goes as a delegate 10 the National Re-
publican Convention.
Tho ambuls nee was called yesterday morning
a. bio o'cCcS 10 tue rust p0lice station To an
old cOlored man who was SICK. lie was taken 10
the alnshOuse for treatment.
There will be Photographic concert at DAY
Street Baptist church tonight AT S.lo O'Clock.
The programme promises 70 be very interesting
and y large crowd Is anticipated
Mr.. and Mrs. Fink and Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan. Of
Norfolk ana Mr.. and Mrs. Heinz OF Washing
ton nave left for their homes after visit to Mr.
{. thinner. nt the New reservoir.
Miss ZeIle Minor left yesterday for her old
home in 81 Louis to continue her musical studies
nnder her former teacher. Professor Goldbeck,
| VINO has Just returned from Berlin.
4 caucus Of he Democratic members-elect Of
| tho Board OF kldermen and Common Council has
| been called Tor June ION 20 nom nate candidates
Tor the city onlces 90 be filled by election by the
| Council in July
NJ Jake Blumelinck. who recently returned
| from visit OF rest and recreation AZ the , hol
SPRING. Ark, left last night fer the White SUI
| phur Springs thoroughly refreshed and ready
| Tor tho seasons business.
Major Grove, drum-ma.or of the famous i'lues
| Band, who recently accepted an engagement
with the'Londou Sports Gaiety sn1 Buriesque
| Company, lett last evening for ~. raul, MIMI,
| where he will Join the troup
Mr.. Allison p. smith, OF Springfield, Mass,
| who represents the Asw EHG'dnG Homestead,
| Sprinrfeld Homfsiead, and Home and Farm,
arrived in the city last night ifom Washington
on a visit TO his uncle. Rev. Dr. lazen, oi Bon Ar.
DR.. Tabb has returned from New York. whore
| he went 20 attend meeting OF the Association
! Of Medical Drec.oIs OF the lile-lnsurance Com
| NAMES OF the United States aud Canada. The
doctor was elected yce-president OF the associa-
! tiOn.
The following cases we're disposed of in the
| City Circuit Court yesterday: Illinois Leather
| Company against Robert Wendenburg. Judg-
| m.nf Tor plaintiff S404; Richmond Wood Com
pany against J. C.. Maynard. Judgment for
| plaintiff for so50.95.
| Areception will be given by the congregation
| Of tho Moore Memorial church 10 Their new a
sstant minister. Rev. Mr.. Small In the chapel
| this evening between tho hours OF and ~
| o'clock The object OF the entertainment Is
| give all members an opportunity to we como the
| new preacher and his wife.
| There we're three new convicts received at the
| penitentiary yesterday. as follows: John w.
| Wilson (white), Washington county, malicious
| cutting one year; Monroe Vaughan tcolored),
| Richmond, malicious assault, two years, and
! William Burroughs (colored), Bedford county
| malicious cutting, six years.
| Nr Henry Harwood. who was buried near Nor
| folk on Sunday afternoon, was an uncle OF MI
| Charles W. HarwoOd, the weli-known railroad
| agent Of this city. Mr.. Harwood was brother
| OF tho late William i. Halwood, who was at one
| time engaged in the drug business here under
| the frm-name OF Harwood & Beale.