Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-01
Personals and BrioFz

Fir. +. \. Read. OF Alexandria, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. ID. T. Wilkins Is detained at home
by sickness.
Miss Jessie wilkins is suffering from
dog bite
Or. Hunter Mcclure and wife returned
TO the city yesterday.
Mr.. Warren II. Mercer has returned
from the University OF Virginia.
Mr. David J. Weislger left yesterday
for short business trip to Baltimore.
officer Holdscraft's son Spencer. who has
been very i'll for six weeks. is improving
Mr.. John H. Frischkorn, wife, and son
Johnnie, eave Saturday for the Worlds
Fair.
The State Council Of the Junior o. L. \.
VI. meets at the Junior o. L. a. NJ Hall
tonight
Mrs ID. S. wilkins has returned home
after taking a long visit among relatiys
and friends,
Capt. r. IT, Watkins, OF the State
Treasurers office, is visiting friends in
Prince Edward.
The little child of Mr. J. s. Morgan. OF
north Twenty street Is extremely
| i'll from whoOping-cough.
beer wagon OF the Anheuser- Busch
Company broke down at the corner Of
Fourteenth and Main yesterday morning.
| Mr.. d. S. Hendricksof Washington, d.
| c.. superintendent OF agencies Of the Man
haitian Life Insurance Company, is in the
City.
1t was Mr.. Zack Alexander instead OF
| Mr.. Churchill Alexander, as enormously
reported. who was married Wednesday
| evening at 42l west Main street
daughter, Miss Eunice, will leave Mon
| day for a stay Of two weeks at the
Worlds Fair.
Mrs. C. ID. Hutcheson. having returned
| from a delightful visit to Pennington
and Winston n. c., leaves Monday for
| Staunton and the Worlds Fair.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were Judge G. Taylor Garnett, OF
| Mathews county John Atkinson, Alex
andria; and Seth Miller, State Senate
| committee clerk.
| Misses Kate Fuller Of this city, and
| Hattie Brett. Of Swet Hall, left We'd
nesday for the Worlds Fair. They will
be absent from the city about fifteen
DAYS.
| Passengers who arrived in the city last
| night via the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road, report heavy rains all along the
line from a point as far west as Ronce-
verte. All the streams are flush.
| The earnings OF the Richmond and Pet
| ersburg railroad for July. 1893, were &S-
| 393H: expenses. S24,434i2. The earnings
| Of the Petersburg railroad for same
month were S43.5Oi26; expenses. 27l5I65.
Miss Sue Enos. who was 80 severely in
| jured some weeks ago In a runaway ec-
| cident. Is able to walk about. but has To
carry her arm In a sling as a result OF
her wounds.
Mr.. G. a. LiclSlider. who for some years
was secretary OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Atlanta. has removed
| TO this city and accepted the agency OF
the Manhattan Life Insurance Company.
The meeting of the Soldiers Club,
which was to have been held last night
was postponed, as meetings for Com
panies and +. and the Ambulance
corps had been ordered for the same
hour.
Judge Witt, OF the HustIngs Court.
| yesterday appointed J. Il. Lewis, a mag
istrate for Clay Ward in the place Of j.
d. Perrin, deceased, and Robert Holzback.
OF Jackson Ward. magistrate in the
place of s. B. Jones. deceased.
Wednesday night some lone entered
the confectionery store OF o. F. Dart,
on Church Hin avenue between sd and
Zith streets, and stole lot OF cigars and
other things. There Is no clue TO the rob-
Der, but the police have been notified.
Mayor Ellyson. chairman OF the Demo
cratic State COMMITTEES has received let
ters from General Eppa Hanton. General
Fttzhugh Lee. and Senator John w. Dan
lei In which they offer their services In
the coming campaign
A special tsiagraxn from New York
70 the Dispatch. received last night, says
the following from this city were regis-
tsred at Hotels In that city: ]. II. Henry
Norton; D. Florsheir, St Nicholas; w
D. Mcysr. CelsmaA ". ). Walker. st
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