Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-05
Personals and Briefs.

from the NOrld faiT.
have just returned from trip to Chicago
visiting the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Frank T. Sutton returned Sunday
from the Chicago Exposition.
Mr.. Willie Talbotts family have re-
turned from the Old Sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred L. Cohen have re-
turned from NewYork and Sheepshead
Bay.
Miss Alice II. Johnson. OF Newport
News, Is visiting Miss NJ. Eta Hill. or
Church Hill.
The ground floor OF the Chamber OF
Commerce building Is being laid with
beautiful tiling.
Mr.. F. Everett Conrad. who has been
visiting friends In Buckinham county, has
returned home.
Mr.. John A. Moore has returned from
a visit to the Worlds Fair. Niagara and
other northern points.
Mr.. John w. Walker, formerly OF Rich
mond. but now OF King George county.
was in the city Sunday.
Miss Adelaide Boudar has returned
home after a sojurn of two months In
the mountains of Virginia.
Mr. Charles Watson. city sergeant OF
Petersburg. passed through Richmond
yesterday enroute TO tho Worlds Fair.
Mr. Jacob Relnhardts new song.
Weary" was sung at the Mozart last
night by Mr.. Wilson, the Norfolk tenor.
Mr. Vic williams of Chicago an or
ganiZer of the International Topographic
cal Union, Is registered at Murphy's Ho-
tel.
There will be called meeting OF the
council committee on schools In the Of
flee OF Col. John B. Cary at II O'Clock to-
day.
Mr.. Charles w. Hardwicke. wife, and
two daughters. Misses Maggie and Alice
are in Chicago attending the Worlds
Fair.
Mr.. A. w. Archer, of the Exchange Ho-
tel, returned yesterday from visit to
his family who are spending the summer In
New England.
Mrs. ]. r. Willis and daughter, Miss
Mary l.. Willis. who have been spending
some time In Albemarle county. will re-
turn to the city on Wednesday.
A. W. Il. Fox, former student at Rich
mond College. left for Boston. Mass, Fri
day. intending to take a two years course
that place.
Mr.. Herbert Rccs returned To tn city
Saturday evening after spendinga a delight
ful vacation at the beautiful and hospita-
BILE home of Mr.. Horace Elicit In Fiuvana
county, much improved In health.
Rev. G.. +. Williams. who has been
quite sick for a week at his residence.
6l7 1.2 Twenty-third street, was very
sick on Sunday, but was considered bet
ter yesterday.
Mr.. r.. c. Plunkett. postal clerk on the
Richmond and Danyille road, loft Sunday
for Boston, Mass, 10 attend the annual
convention OF the United States Railway
Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association.
Yesterday was pension day. and every
Federal pensioner in the city called upon
a magistrate to have his voucher signed.
preparatory to forwarding to Washington
his claim for tho quarter ending Saturday.
Mrs. s. T. Michel and Master Beverly
and Miss Kate V. Barnes nave returned
10 the city after having spent the month OK
August very pleasantly at Roseneath. the
hospltable home of Jams A. Calls, Esq.
in Powhatan county.
ences at his two performances at the
Academy OF Music Wednesday. He VIII
present "Ingomar" at the matinee ana
Orchard the Lion Hearted" at night.
Miss jamie Walsh and Miss Barnie Ford
The Henrico Board of Supervisors held
a meeting yesterday and transacted
good deal OF routine business. A commit
tee was appointed to look into the matter
Of building a bridge over Ammons creek.
few miles below the city.
Mrs. Lucy II. Miller. widow OF Henry
Miller, OF this city, was taken suddenly
m about II o'clock Sunday morning &C
the residence OF her son-in-law. Mr. W.
III. Graham. on west Main street. and her
condition Is now very critical.
Rev. w. r.. Jolly. OF Randolph street
Baptist church, preached his nrst AMI
versary sermon Sunday morning and gave
an interesting resume OF the past years
work which was one OF great success
Robert Downing will have. large audi
The Council Committee on Retrench-
ment and Reform was TO have met yester-
day afternoon 10 consider tie question OK
| reducing the salaries OF city employees.
| Colonel Tanner was the only member OK
| the committee present, however, ana con-
| seauently there was no meeting
Numbers OF vacant houses are being
despoiled of lead-pipe. one OF these
| thieves Is a colored cartman. VINO ooiniy
enters the premises, as IL on business,
| and comes out with bag thrown over
his shoulders and which conceais ny
! plunder.
Colonel James T. Anthony. colonel OF
the Fourth North Carolina Regiments
| and captain OF the Charlotte Gun ciuo.
yon the championship OF the Uniteu
States at the recent great shoot at New
London. Conn. The prize was hAno-
some diamond ring. Colonel Arthony
some diamond ring. Colonel Anthony
Aahl
Odd Fellows tonight the question o.
subscribing 20 the stock OF the ODD Fei-
lows Temple Association will come up
for action, and although the lodge Owls
more than one-fourth OF the stock In tns
odd Fellows Hall II IS probable THAI
GOOD subscription will be made To the
Temple Association.
Among the Richmond arrivals at New
York hotels yesterday were X y. fas-
terson. Imperial X. E. Bruce. ".
A. crenshaw. II. w smith. -.
Dennis: Mrs. Gay st. stephens: =. uis-
man. J. Rinsburg. Continental y. =.
ons. Holman: Or. C. NJ. shields. DR.. L.
g Rosher. waldorf; p. Il. WiulamG.
+. ID. Williams. Imperial.
The washington Post oe yssterday ayB:
Dr. David ID. Richardson. Of the DslavHro
insane asylum at Wilmington, has been
slsc,sd 10 succeed DR. Chase a. rss>dsnk
nhvxician OF the mems department. q tn
insane hospital at Nerriseovns Pa n.
richardson Il q native Of R>6hmou6. W,
and was at the Blockley asyluuns PhiIA-
| delphIa. for seventeen yearA
Saturday morning whils Mr.. J. ". Jus-
t,s. SON OF X. A. Justls. EsQ~ was rto1ag
| m powhatan county. he saw deer vhtch
was being chased hy thru 6neA cruU -
| road. Mr.. Justis junDed lSoW ~ houoo
and gave chase. and - thA teoP - vsfy
tired soon caught hin. h 0ssv1ns "A
held him TIA genelgnan vpxaRn n =
| ileid near by could cone - ~ esa the
deer's throat. IL woe bock vt1h tvo