Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-24
Personals aud Briefs.

Tho city ambulance service was cstablishe ed
seventeen years ago to-day.
Colonel and Mrs. w. T. Atkins, OF Boydton,
are at 315 east Franklin street.
Rev. DR.. Hatcher will leave for Wake Forest
10 few days 70 conduct series Of meetings.
The Council Committee on Relief of the Poor
met yesterday afternoon and transacted routine
business.
Mias jamie A. Grigg. No. IL south Third, is on
a visit TO her aunt, Mrs \. j. Graham, OF Pitts
burg, Pa.
The funeral OF Mrs. W. NJ. Warrington viii take
place from MoOre-memorial church at o'clock
this afternoon.
A temperance meeting will be held at Powe,ps
Hall tonight under tho auspices OF Jefferson
Lodge, /. .. q. L.
Catherine E. Reuter- qualified in the Chancery
Court yesterday as administrative OF the estate
Of Joseph Reuter-.
The workingmen's Democratic Club Of Clay
Ward viii hold meeting at Reinharts Hall to-
night at o'clock.
Mrs. James Watson, OF Abingdon. is in the
city, spending some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John +. Meredith.
Mr.. b. c. Wherry win 60 up TO Gordonsyille
to-day to adjust an insurance loss OF one OF his
companies by tre In that place.
Colonel L. @. Washington. the veteran Journal
III.
day and will spend a day or two here.
The Grand Lodge. I. O. O. r., Of Virginia. will
meet at Odd-Fellows Hall. in this city, Tuesday,
April 18th, at 10 O'Clock, and will be In session
for several days.
Mrs AZ. A. Brown Ia extremely Ill at her resi-
dence, No. 0l6 north Seventh street. Mrs.
Brown is the mother OF Police-Justice John j..
Crutchnelds wife,
Nr. Thomas A. Mckee, manager for Robert
- Aats.w oil Ek<t tkas srtrf
performances to be given here next week for the
benefit OF the Hines memorial
The Finance Committee are at work upon the
annual budget, Meetings are held nearly every
evening. The report will probably be made 10
the next meeting OF the Council
Ata meeting Of the trustees OF the Masonic
Temple Tuesday night Mir. Allan Talbot was
cancy created by the death OF Mr.. Isaac B. Tower.
Four weeks ago Councilman Adam Diacont
and several other church laymen began holding
prayor-meetings az tho gas-works on Sunday
Afternoons. so FAR there nave been eleven con-
versions
There we're large meetings last night Of Bclvi-
dere, Rock ketts, and Fourth Precinct, Jackson
Ward Democratic clubs. Candidates attended
them and political speeches were the order Of
| the evening.
the Richmond Ice Company late yesterday after
noon TO attend q coiored man who was suffering
| from congestion OF the brain. He was taken to
| the hospital for treatment
Judge Wexford held court yesterday for Judge
Witt who IL presiding In Manchester for Judge
Ingram during the lattsr's visit 70 Norfolk. The
IN ry have been discharged and the court practi-
| cally adjourned for the term.
Rev. DIR. X. II, Pitt will preach his last SER
mons at venabie-street Baptist church next
| Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Cade win reach the city
March 31st, and the arrangements for bis recep-
ton have all been completed.
The remains OF Mr.. q. Garland Burnett, the
young postal clerk who was killed last Decem-
| Der. viii be removed from Lsubo's vault next
| Sunday evening at 4:30 O'Clock TO their nnal
resting place, in the new addition OF Hollywood.
| No action Was taken On the resignation Of Rev.
| I. A. Cutler, pastor OF the Aarstall-Strect
| Christian church last night. Only the regular
| prayer-meeting services were held. The church
| viii probably take up Ar. Cutters lo,ter Sun
| day.
| Freeman & Wilson's Minstrel Company gave
| an excellent performance at the Theatre last
night for the benefit OF Richmond Lodge, L o. U.
I r. The singing was very tuneful, the Jokes
| good, and the specfalties Interesting. The Au-
| dience was evidently pleased.
| Rev. c. II. RylAnd and family were called to
| King and Queen county on yesterday by the
| death Of Mrs. DIR. John Muscoe 0arnett, Mrs
| Ryland's mother. Mrs. Garnett was the dsugh-
| ter OF Captain Higgason. Hancock. Of Chester
| ficld county. and sister OF DIR. Frank Hancock
| 80 long popular physician In this city.
The teachers Of Fairfield District have pro
| sented Mr.. John Temple Maynard with hand
| some rocking g-chzr as testimonial OF his long
| NJ 4 faithful services He had been trustee oI
| Fairfield schools for eighteen years, during
/ which time his honesty, wise management, and
| courtesy sndesred him to all his associates The
teachers are especially attached 10 him.
The following conyicts wsro received at ths
penitentiary yesterday from Warren county
| Moses TibDs icolored). .h0usebreaking. two years
Isass Washington (ool0red), malicious cu,sing
| nyo years Henry eounty-Thomas Anderson
| (colored), malicious shooting. one year: Henry
| Cahfll (colored), hoasebxcAking, two yesu
| Pinker Hairston (colorod), murder In second de-
| gree, eight years