Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-06

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Personals and Briefs.
Councilman c. f. Brauer hes returned to
the city.
Mr.. W. B. Mcveigh left yesterday for his
home in Alexandria.
Miss Essie Brunei. Of Petersburg, is on n
visit to relatives in the city.
There is no Improvement in the condi-
ton of General Joseph X. Anderson.
Mrs. Minnie Owen and Miss Lille Mon
teiro have returned from the mountains.
Mr.. George L. Crenshaw has returned
from business trip to Southwest Viz
ginia.
Mr.. Joseph T. Snipes has returned to
New York after very pleasant visit TO old
friends.
There were seven additions TO the mem
bershlp of Randolph-Street Baptist church
on Sunday.
CAPTAIN James J. Redmond and Dr.
Charles II. Dorset left yesterday on a
hunting trip.
Mr.. NJ. il. Mccarthy has returned 10 the
city after visiting the principal cities OF
North Carolina.
Miss Lou V. Hill. Of Culpeper, arrived in
the CITY Yesterday on a visit to her brother,
Mr.. q. Powell Hill.
Miss Sadie Z. Robertson has returned 70
the city after a two months visit to the
Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mr.. DAVID r. Davis left yesterday for
| Macon, Ca, to accept position with the
Postal Telegraph Company.
The steamship FL Norte. which has just
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make her trial trip to-day.
The Council committees on Grounds and
Buildings and First Market will hold regu-
lar business sessions this evening.
Miss Norvell @. Taylor and her friend.
| Miss Carrie V. Davidson. have left the city
| 10 visit friends and relatives in Washing
| ton.
Mr.. Edward Paine, having returned from
his southern trip. PLAYED the organ at
Broad-Street Methodist church on Sun
day.
Henrico Union Lodge No. 1870, Temple
ROYAL Arch Chapter, and Libertas Lodge of
Perfection all held regular meetings last
night.
DR.. Charles II. Chalkley is detained at
Rawley Springs by sickness. He will
return home as soon as he is able to
travel.
Mr.. Thomas G. Roberts, the accommo-
dating tipstaff of the Hastings Court, Is
still confined to his home by severe indis-
position.
Judge A. /. Holiday who has been
spending the past two months at tina
White and Red Sulphur Springs, has re-
turned to the city.
Mrs. John j. Steinbrecker, with her
daughter. Rosina, left the city last even
ing TO visit the family of her brother. Mr..
William Unser, of Philadelphia.
Miss Annie May Smlthes. of 7O5 west
Clay. has been on visit to her cousin.
Miss Dasey Wright. of Old Church. Han
over county, has returned home.
Mr.. Portiaux Robinson. of the firm Of
A. Dill & Co.. has left the city for Green
brier county, where he will soiourn for a
few weeks aud return with his family.
A general meeting of the members of all
branches Of the Order of Iron Hall will be
held tonight in the hall over the ALI
Night drugstore. Eighth and Main streets.
Mrs. t. o. Barbour and family. r. H.
Whitlock and wife, of Richmond Va, and
Rev. John A. Broadus, Louisville, KY, are
among the late arrivals at Rawley Springs.
The remains of Mrs. Virginia Thomas
Hutchinson, wife of Mr.. Richard s. Hutch
inson. arrived here from Lynchburg Mon
day afternoon and were inferred at Holly
wood.
Rev. A. Z. Dickinson Is back from Shen- |
andoah Baptist ASSOCIATION, and leaves
to-day for the Goshen Association, which |
meets at County-Line church, Caroline
county.
ast-Grand-Chancello Charles T. Loohr |
will at an early date call meeting of the |
local committee on the Hines memorials
and the work of securing funds will be at |
once pushed.
Messrs. Norman F. Dart and John ]. |
MCGOWAN were among the gentlemen at |
the birthday entertainment given at For |
est-Hill Park last Thursday evening by |
Mr.. c. b. Brooks.
Rev. Walter Mes. Buchanan, who has |
been conducting a series OF meetings at |
Hebron church. Goochland county. as
sisted By Rev. James +. Cook, leaves for |
the Seminary to-day.
Mr. Edward Stratton. who went up to |
Hinton. w. Va, has returned, as his arm |
which was broken troubled him again. 1t |
is expected that another operation will |
have 10 be performed.
DR.. Thomas J. RIddell has left for the
mountains of Southwestern Virginia and
during the time thai he is away will attend
the meeting of the Medical Society of Viz
ginia at the Allegheny Springs.
A regular meeting of the Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association hall to-
night. Or. George Ben Johnston. the
leader, will make an address on a surgical
case.
Mrs Gill, superintendent of the Male
Orphan Asylum. entertained Mr.. John l..
Culigan and O few friends at supper
Saturday night. Mr. Culligan is first
honor graduate Of the asylum and Satur-
day was MS birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. +. Jacobs celebrated
the tenth anniversary OF their marriage
at their residence. 210 east Broad, yester-
dav afternoon. The table was nicely set
with all the delicacies of the season. Music
and dancing were kept up until midnight.
Clarence Robinson, the boy who was run
over by q train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway Saturday night and so badly
injured that one of his legs had to be
taken of, Is not yet considered out OF dan
ger. The doctors at the almshouse believe
that he will recover.
The central branch of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will hold Its
annual meeting at the Friends meeting
house. Clay street above First. tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The election of
officers will take place and the meeting
promises to be very interesting one
Bette Looney, colored woman living
near the corner of Third and Clay streets,
while crossing Broad street yesterday
morning was run over by a bicycle and
hurt. The colored physician
who attended her reports that one OF her
limbs was injured and her body badly
bruised.
Mr.. H. G. Tinsley, editor Of the Staun-
ION V,nd'caior, Is critically III al MS home In
Mr. Tlnsley is we'll known in this city,
where he was for many years connected
with the press-at one time as news editor
II the DISPATCH, and subsequently, as agent
Of the Associated Press.
An alarm of fire was sent in soon after