Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-02
PnrannaIa md Briefs.

Mr.. John S. Harwood and family have gone to
Ola Point.
Miss Aline and Arde Loving left yesterday
for Ashland 10 visit friends.
Mr. Leroy E. Brown and family have gone to
Cobb's Island for one month.
Colonel B. +. W. Carter, Of Cincinnati is on a
visit 70 relatives in Richmond.
Work on the Chamber OF Commerce building
will commence about August lst
Mr. /. y. Routt, who was badly injured some
time ago, IS able TO be out on crutches.
The annual picnic Of the Male Orphan Asylum
will take place at Shields Woods July 4th.
Miss Harold who was so severely burned
some time ago, continues to improve slowly.
Mr.. John 7. savile, who was so badly hurt at
the Chesapeake aud Ohio shops June 18TH, Is
improving rapidly.
Mr.. w. w. Hardwicke has returned from
Wheeling, W. Va, where he went on business
trip some days ago
Messrs. Farneyhough. McCabe and Claiborne
Epps qualified yesterday as deputy-sergeants
under City-Sergeant Epps.
There has been as yet no advance In the price
OF coal In Richmond, though the price has been
put up from 20 TO Doc. per ton al the North.
| DR.. Jacob Micheaux and family have returned
from Cobbs Island, Old Point, and Virginia
Beach, where they have been on trip for recre-
alton.
The Rev. James Little and wife left the city on
Thursday for vacation OF two or three months.
M Little sails for Great Britain to-day Ia the
City OF Rome.
Mr.. y. Ezekiel, having recovered from his re-
cent sickness, left the city yesterday afternoon
for West Pcint, where he viii attend the orsanl-
| zaton - loyal Arcanum council
Mr.. IL sitterding moved 10 his summer resi-
dence on Chestnut hlll on Thursday, and that
night some OF his friends visited his house with
| a band OF music and serenaded him.
Mr.. Joseph Fernandez and Miss Ella Cumbcr
| we're married by Rev. DR.. Thomas Whitfield
| Wednesday night az the residence OF the brides
| parents, No. 331 Nichosoh street.
Mrs. r. E. Michaels's music school closed Tues
| day Miss Grace Philips received the medal for
| tho best standing. Miss AMMO Hankins was
| next. so she vas presented with very pretty
musc-rOl
| There we're two new convicts received at the
! penittntiary yesterday from Wytne county, rs
| foloWs: Thomas .. Wilson, unlawful shooting,
enc year; Thomas White (colored), housebreak-
| ing, two years.
| extended trip North. During their absonce they
| will visit New York city, Niagara, and other
points OF interest, but their time viii be mostly
| spent at Long Branch.
The mission tent, corner Thirty-arst and ehs:
Broad streets. was strr'k by the gale that passed
damaged as 20 render II unsuitable for service
fili some repairs can DO made.
The contract tor the Richmond patrol-wagon
was net awarded 10 Aessrs- David A. Ainsle q
/ Co. as reported, hut 70 Messrs- James AcDonough
| 4 Co. Tne work Is now being done and when
/ completed the vehicle will be as pretty vehicle
as has been seen here Ia long time.
Mr.. W. J. Gentry, who ON yesterday became
deputy under Sheriff Hughes, resigned his posi-
/ tion as FIRE Commissioners Tor jackson Ward at
! the last meeting OF the board, but at the re-
| quest OF another member withdrew " la order
! that the opinion OF the City Attorney with re-
| gard 20 the night OF n Derscn 70 hold the two po-
| sitions might DO secured.
! Tho ambulance responded TO fur calls yestor-
! day, as follows: AT s A. ~. to Foursh and Cary
| streets 70 a coiored man suffering with an OPT
leptic t he MAS taken 10 the alnishouEo for treat
! ment. At 10 A. IA. 20 tue Chesapeake and Ohio
cnr-sheds 10 q wnito man who was SICK; he was
| treated and saxon 70 his home on 8osby ssrort'
! At4 p. NJ. 70 frsdcksr Iron- Works 20 q negro
man cut on the head he was treated and taken
| home 90 Firsf street. Al 5:30 z. y. 70 No y
| Kichoias street 70 . negro man cut On the heaas
| who was txeseed and iefk