Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-17
Personals aod Briefs.
Mr.. Norris Watts, of Old Point, is in the city

Mr.. Morris Watts, Of Old Point s in the city.
DR.. T. F.. Baird, Of Ivor, Va. is und r treat
ment at The Ret cat for the Sick.
Captain John 5. Wise arrived in the city yes
terday morning from New York.
Miss Annie Quinn, Of Chestnut Hill. IS danger
ously III At h0r aIuts, Mrs. L. A. Trezisuluy,
Lock EaTen, Pa
Mr.. Edward Allen, q Richmond, who has been
on on "a vacation. has again resumed duty at
Providence Forge.
Messrs. n. seldom Taylor Son. auctloleers,
sold yesterday the store and dwelling No 10 east
Broad street at $4,000.
The friends OF Mr.. Douglas SMITH, Of this city,
will regret 10 learn Of tho serioIs Illness OF his
father, Ar John Il. Smith, OF Fredericssburg
A little son Of Mr. Charles F. Taylor is very Ill
In New Ork with typhoid-feyer. a letter re-
ceyed yesterday states that he Is slightly bet
ter.
Mr. Frank Diacont, wife. and son, Of Proyi-
dence, r. l., arc visiting the family OF his
brother-in-law, Mr. Henry stockmer, OF Barton
Heights.
Br. W. j. Gentry and wife, No. 20 Governor
street, have returned home, after pleasant
visit % month with friends and relatives OF
Matthews county.
It IL estimated that tho damage by the FIRE 10
Thomas +. Stages plnning-mill on Cary street
yesterday morning will reach $4,000 to $4,000.
Ii Is covered by insurance
Mr. J. W. Reams, OF the Richmond Cedar
Works has returned from n pleasant trip TO
Minneapolis. MIMI. whittier he went 70 visit his
son-in-lnw. DR.. J. Claude ElsOm.
Mr.. william b. Pizzini. one OF the most popu-
lar officers OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, has rendered his resignation as junior
second lieutenant ofthe company.
Ex-senator Pembroke Petit, Of Fluvannn. is
in the city. Mr. Petit has been quite actively
engaged in the canvass and thinks the Demo-
cratic outlook IS very encouraging.
At a meeting OF the Committee on shOckoc
Creek last night the appropriation Of 500 for
cleaning ont that stream Was increased 10 500.
The usual bills and pay-rolls were approved.
Mr.. Thomas s. Martin. of Albemarle, VINO has
been here under the treatment OF DR.. j. a:
White for throat trouble, which has worried
him a good DEAL left for home yesterday alter
noon.
p LlghtfoOt Wormley. Jr., OF this city, killed
fine doe on Thursday IN Bath county, and there
was great rejoicing when he returned to Nimrod
Hall with mis- priZe. There were ten persons In
the hunt.
Milton C. Nicholas, who died on Thursday,
was a popular young barber, and WAS known to
his patrons and friends AZ "Boschen." lie was
manager in Murray's shop, Ninth and Main
streets, for several years.
Parties residing on Fifth street near Dnyai
are complaining Of the sickening odors arising
from matter dumped into the gulley on Fiitn
street between Leigh and DuvaL The health
authorities should look into this
Among the visitors TO the Capitol yesterday
were Thomas Newman. treasurer OF orkcoun-
ty; 8. D. Womack, deputy sergeant OF Danviile
L. VI. Fsrreu. deputy sergeant OF DanYlle, ana
John l.. Sanders, Treasurer OF Henry.
Lucy Worle, the girl who has been held in the
city Jail for some time as witness against
Hampton physician, will be taken 20 Hampton
this morning by Sheriff X. X. Curles, VINO ar
rived in the city last night The case isset for
trial to-day.
Mira. Henry Baker, OF Charleston, G. c., and
Misses Julia r. Carroll and Rosa T. Townsend,
of Aiken. 5. c., we're visitors In the city yester-
day. They were on pleasure trip 70 Washing-
ton and Baltimore. and left for the former city
last evening.
Messrs. samuel Wilkinson and W. c. Tyler,
who are in charge OF the Democratic headquar-
tore are kept very busy looking after transfers
and the registration OF the Democratlc VoseFs.
Registration closes on October 3Oth, ten days
before election.
The following suits were Instituted In the City
Circuit Court yesterday: Susan Il. bllis "a. the
Union Passenger Railway Company for $4,000;
Manchester Preserving, Picking, and Canning
Company a. Preston. Craig d Co. for s356.4l
same -. same for 500.
Mr.. James Hannah, who has been supervising
the cleaning OF ShockOe creek, told a DISPATCH
reporter yesterday evening that all trash, DOul-
ders aud other material had been taken from
tho stream from It's mouth TO Clay street. mus
far, he says, the creek is now IN fine condition.
Deputy City sergeants Epps and Ralston. who
/ were caught in the river on Thursday evening
/ during the sudden rise In the water were given
/ n good drenching and on yesterday were IeehhR
| quite badly, though not sick. They had 10 waco
! and swim ashore from sand bar, from WHICH
] they we're fishing.
I Tho funeral Of Mr.. W. F. Rose, who died Thurs
day night at the residence OF Captain Summers,
! No. 20 south Cherry street, took place from that
/ number yesterday afternoon at 900 oclOck, anu
hi. remains were taken to iiaverill, Mass for IN,
/ terment. MIR. Ross was n prominent Mason, and
/ a member Of Maryland Commandery.
Mr. William II. Brauer had a narrow escape
/ Thursday while driving one OF his horses on
/ Mr.. Preston Beivlp's race-track. He was run
| into by a horse being speeded by Mr.. Pussy ana
/ knocked from his sulky and dragged about lOO
yards Though very sore and badly brui9ef. he
| was we'll enough TO be at his place OF business
| yesterday.
In the Police Court yesterday morning {. y.
| Goodwin and Conrad Boltz were charged Win
threatening 10 XII &. II. Kober Alt the parties
were white. K0bor asked that Goodwin ana
/ Botz be put under peace bonds, claiming MAJ
/ he feared bodily injury from them. Tne Jdst'ce
refused TO require the desired Dond anu uts
/ charged both the accused, there being nolhlos
! In the case.
The Richmond Zouaves had a driil at the
! Blues ArInory last night under the supervision
\ OF Sergeant Frank Steel. They showed mhfhsu
/ improvement In marching. The organization
| now lhr u uiNAHbNArAtR VI
/ officers arc as follows: w. II. Wood, nrst hen-
/ tenant: George y. skipwith, second lieutenant;
| Roy Latham, first sergeant; J. II. Redford, Sc
] cond sergeant; w. 4. Pioufnoy, third sergeant
b. NJ. Hartman, fourth sergeant; W. %. Johnson
lifth sergeant
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