Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-29
Peisonals and Briefs.

Personals snd Briefs.
Mr.. c. W. Dalrymple and wife have
gone to Baltimore Me. on a visit.
Mrs T.. NJ. Bear. OF Savannah Ga, and
Ntss Pauline ROchClsh OF Mobile Ala,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. Goldback.
Mr.. Sam b. Friskkorn will leave for the
Worlds Fair to-day to be absent from
the city ten or twelve days.
Hon. John VI. Hhdgn, of Caroline
County was in the City yesterday.
Miss Emma Luck. ef Ashland, who has
been visiting the Miases Berry, OF West
Leigh St, has returned home.
Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Soolridge and their
neice Miss Alma Baker, left "Wednesday
IN spend n couple cf weeks with relatives
and friends in Roanoke
Mr.. II. c. King. who has Just recovered
from a spell OF typhoid fever, left yester-
day for Amelia County.
There will be gare Of ball at Island
park this evening bewcen the Southern
Stars VS. Fultons.
.Iudre Thomas 8. Atkins. one OF the
special commissioners In the Richmond %
DanviIle Railroad cass. left via the York
river route YESTERDAY afternoon Tor
Baltimore and Washington.
At the Church of tn Covenant Wednes-
II. II. n
undcr the auspices OF the Christian En-
dcavor Society Of tn church, at which
the MISSIONS in China viii be studied.
large map will be Used and Interesting
facts concerning this Interesting country
may be expected. All are invited
pr. Leland T.. Cofer. an old Richmond
hoy. who graduated from the Medical
College here and Is now surgeon III lhe
Marine Hospital service, passed through
the city last Saturday. DIR. Coier had
with i'm his bride, Who was formerly
Miss Clara y. Drake-Smith, OF Ensie"oou
y. ].
AIRS J. s. Dill. the wife Of Rev. Mr. DIN
Of Venable Street Church, on sunday
night received telegram suipmonihs her
TO Atlanta. Ga. where her father rev Dr.
Techenor is dangerously. II not cIlucdl'y
iU Dr. Tcchnor is secretary of the Home
Niission Board Of thcSouthern Baptist
convention. and is well known here as ne
has frequently filed tie pulpits OF Klch-
mond ministers.
Rev. r.. J. Wellingham, who was re-
cently elected secretary OF the Foreign
Mission Board to III the vacancy caused
Iv the withdrawal of Rev. DR.. Tupper' IL
exuected 10 arrive I'm Richmond sometime
mis- week. His family will accompany MN
to tn city, where they will make theil
residence, and he will assume charge Oh
his position at once.
Dr Jud. B. Wood and Mr.. } ackson
Grey left yesterday for the mountains
Dr. Edward Mcclure after enjoying
brief rest, has returned TO the city
Hon. Geo. D. Wise expects to leave
washington to-day or tomorrow LOT Ihe
Worlds Fair. He will remain in Culcaso
about ten days.
Miss Louisa Quarles, Of Richmond
after spending ten days at the Mllle
SuIphur with her aunt, Mrs. {. b' ryan
lert for Cincinnati. She VIII return hoiilc
about September 10Th. 81.
Ur Iohn L. Branch. one OF the eehle
,,en selected to represent the Richmohd
stock Exchange at the National CohNeh-
tion of Commercial organization 10 De
heId In Washington the l2th OF 'leNt
month will make a silver speech before
the meeting.
Mrs Joseph Kavanagh, OF 106 south
Laurel street, Is visiting her Hno'"' i''
Raleigh. y. G.
Colonel Meade Haskins left last eve
ming for New York whe;' important Iesh
business will engage hi3 attention TOT
several days lie will return the iattcr
part of next week ready TO aIteiu ,lie
,,o.tiue, OF the district committee, whlch
he has called for next "Wednesday al IL
o'clock at his office. He requests all the
members TO be prompt in attendance that
tbey may organize and get 10 work.
m authorization OF the repeal by Con-
oress of the silver purchasing clause Oh
tho sherman act and Of the return 10
circulation Of the S2)0.W0VO thar mas peen
locked up. the Merchants Nauonal Ddhh
has for several days been giving currency
for Northern exchange.
Of fflg I.gtRllR
only child of Mr. IL. NJ. Trimble. the we'll
known temperance worker, took place al
r o'clock Yesterday afternoon. keV. Dt'
Fair ofticiated and the services were very
touching. the two hymns selected by the
deceased being sung. Lula was brghl
intelligent and anectionate chiiI.
Pickett Camp last night elected Mr'
ID & Richardson, who served with far-
kers' Battery. a member and invited
Chaplain George II. Ray to deliver
sermon TO the camp Sunday night Sep
tember 10th. at Union Station taDerhacIe'
Judge Samuel BeWitt OF the Hastings
Court. Is out again after having kept
NJ home for some weeks by very pam
ful carbuncle.
While Clerk w. =. Lawton OF the
JJ,etings Court was sitting at his desk
Yesterday large piece OF broken glass
out OF the skylight. Immediately over MS
head. fell. striking him on the arm. For-
tunateIv It did not strike him on the
head. or he might have been seriously
hurt.
E,iro carly Yesterday morning damaged
Mr. w. ". Fosters art gallery, III North
Ninth street. about 500. An alarm was
sounded from box 12i at 1:47 o'clock ana
the department made prompt response
The loss is coverd by insurance ana the
fire will in no way discommode MT.
Foster. ,,,,.,a
The picnic of the Gesangverein-Nir Virginia,
which was to have been given at Biahuon
Park last night. was postponed uh'n
Thursday on account OF the Increment
weather
The case Of the eight negroes recently
arrested by Constable Samuels to answer
charge of assaulting Mr.. B. f. Guild
ing. came up for investigation yesterday;
Inn the examination was postponed uhtl
tomorrow. -,
Mr. David c. Chesterman, an OLD
Richmond boy who now resides IN Nash-
inston. is in the city. He came here 10
attend the funeral OF Mr.. Lewis Naueh'
with whom he was associated in business
for several years.
Mr.. Robert A. Glass, Jr.. OF the Lynch
burg News. is In the city.
Sergeant Tomlinson has learned that
the man who passed bogus checks on
several Broad street merchants. has leit
the city. The fakir represented himself
as n minister of the gospel and leaves
several unpaid bills.
There viii be two excursions given
down James river to-day. The Ariel VIII
| leave at S A. NJ. for jamestown. ana the
| Pocahontas at Il. NJ. for Dutch Gap
| The former is for the benefit OF the Male
| Orphan Asylum and the latter 10 heip the
| Of ha
| pubIjc Library. Both excursions are for
worthy objects and should be liberaliy
| notronIzed' Excellent music will be
a feature of the night trip on the ne"
| steamer.