Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-10
Personals and Briefs,

Mr.. Jackson Guy has returned to the
city.
Mr.. Floyd TYLER is visiting his brother at
Newport News.
MIR. l.. c. Younger and family left yes
terday for Saratoga.
Mr.. Edgar W. Wyatt has gone to New
York on a brief trip.
Captain W. W. Carraway. of North Caro-
lima, is ia the city, registered at the Amerl-
can.
Miss Minnie McGurk, OF Hartford, Conn,
Is visiting friends and relatives in Rich
mond.
The Misses Murphy, of west Grace
street. have returned home alter o solourn
upon the seashore.
Mr.. Charles w. Woodward and wife and
baby are on a visit TO Norfolk, Ocean
View, and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. r. K. Brush, of New York. who has
been on a visit TO his friend Mr.. VIII Nc
Donough. Of this city, has returned home.
MIR. q. s. McRae is spending q few days
With his family at the Cold Sulphur
Springs. His family are summering there.
Mrs. r.. s. Christian and family left the
city Yesterday morning for the mountains,
where she will spend the rest OF the
summer.
Mr.. J. Fenton Taylor, Of this city, will
leave for New York and other northern
cities on an extended business trip in a
few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas w. Gentry went
over 10 Petersburg yesterday TO attend the
funeral of City-Sergeant George w. Eanes,
Of that city.
Mr.. W. Darlington G%retter, who has been
spending some time among friends here,
will return TO his home, in Waterbury,
Conn. Friday.
MIR. Charles /. Todd and family and
Mr.. Thomas J. Todd and wife left on the
Old Dominion steamer yesterday for Sara
togo Springs and will return IN Septem-
Der.
Information was received in this CITY
Yesterday Of the death IN New Haven,
Conn, of Mrs. Ella Northrop West, wife
of Mr.. H.. Howard West, formerly of this
city.
Colonel John b. Cary and Others, of this
city, will go to Cuckoo, in Louisa county,
to-day to attend the Piedmont District
Cooperation Meeting of the Disciples
Church.
DR.. George Ben. Johnston performed an
operation on Professor Edmund Harrison
Yesterday morning and last evening stated
that he had great hopes OF the patents
recovery.
Mr.. Preston Belyin. president OF the
Powhatan Club, has gomez 10 New fork n
will extend his trip TO Buzzard's Bay TO
invite Mr.. Cleveland to cOmeto Richmond
as the guest Of the club.
The name of the negro who was found
dead on the Creighton road has not as
vet been learned IN this city. The aoel-
dent happened in Hanover county, about
eighteen miles from here.
w. p. Ball. Carrie Moore. and Mamie
Moore were arrested in the Second District
last evening. charged with being, drunk
and disorderly in a house on Broad street
between First and Second.
Rev. DR.. L. G. Dashiell leaves to-day for
Allegheny Springs. whore be VIII. remain
for a month. During his absence has as
sistant. Rev. George G. Abbitt, will have
charge of st. Marks church.
II. j. Martin was arrested yesterday
afternoon Tor cruelty 10 animals mi taken
10 the Third Police Station. lie was taken
sick in the evening and the ambulance
summoned. lie was treated and LETT at
the station-houSe.
The first of the free excursions for
mothers and their sick children VIII DC
gwen to Warwick Park tomorrow, Inc
ladies of the CITY mission who nave charge
of the excursions need money with winch
TO supply necessary provisions.
The Richmond Cedar Works will give
white employees an excursion down
fhe James next Monday on their baseeS.
Inc HOwitzers' Band VIII furnish the mn-
sic. The Cedar Works wall send their col
pred employ ses on al outing IN wagons on
the same day.
John L. Taylor. clerk of Hanover pr.J.
w. Baker, member of the House IRON
j. W. Goodwin, OF Louisa; II.
Bullane. treasurer OF Tazeweil county;
Judge Williams. of Bland county, . ".
Winston Jones, treasurer Oh ne" neue'
visited the Capitol yesterday.
The meeting continues at The mission
tent on east Graham street. tutton' hsF'
h. 4. 1ydeman vail preach to.n'got. osNe-
raj excellent singers from the western
na,t ~ ne eity are expected TO he pes
ent and aid in the singing and music
Much interest - still. mantiested IN these
meetings
The Peabody Normal Institute, ,wn,ch
closad ia session in Staunton on Iriuay
was one OF the most successful ever
held in Virginia. The total enrolment OF
taaehors was 507. with an average aaily az
tendance of $50. Professor George ~:
Pace. OF tins city, was the conductor Oh
the institute.
Air. II. o. williams, State secretary OF the
Mems Christian Assoeistion, TO
10 the city yesterday. 10 Ests rue
acooupt sent out from Asbufy Park re-
the amount Of jewelry sLoien ron
him while he was ia bathing was greatly
exaeesrated. What be lost dad not amount
10 over Q hundred dollars.