Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-17
Personals and Briefs.

Nr. and Mrs. Richard 7. Barham. OF Peters
burg. we're 10 the city yesterday.
Hon. John Z. Massey, State superintendent Of
Public instruction. went over 10 Petersburg Mon
day
Messrs. Monte Hutzler and Joseph II. IIirsch,
81 Atlanta, Ca, are IN tho city upon short
visit.
Miss I. W. Coleman, Of 6O5 east Main street,
f. visiting her uncle DR.. 7. III. Ivy, OF Lynch
burg.
Mr.. ". T. Pearman is lying dangerously III nj
his residence, No. Ola north Twenty-sxth
street.
Sergeant Alex. Tomnson, Of the Richmond
police. went TO Baltimore Official business yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. JEFF. J. FJote. o. Atlanta. Ga, who has
been visiting the family OF Mr. n. W. Nelson, IN
this city, left for his home last night
Mr.. Edward Weber, Of Petersburg, who has
been attending the Richmond business College
has completed his course OF studies and return
cd home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chambers. OF Camden, v.
j. have returned home after n pleasant visit %
"Pinolt0 Villa" tho residence OF Mr.. Russell
Wyatt, Of IlenricO county
Miss Eva Phillips has returned from Balti-
more in company with the Misses Doyle. OF that
city, who will be her guests at the residence OF
her father, Captain James +. Phillips.
the tables were turned and The Merry Mui!ers
defeated the Wipd-Sawyers by a score Of 30 10
10. The tie game will be played next Saturday.
In the Henrico County Court yesterday Waiter
May was sent 10 jail for thirty days for unlawful
assault and Charles Thornton was given thirty
days for petty larceny. number OF tfining
cases were dismisseds
II was in the hall-door OF her dwelling and not
I'm her alley, that Mrs Lena Gervario was cursed
by the negro, who was fined IN the Police Court
Monday for such coaduct The negro was also
required 10 give security for six months.
The store Of Richard Rye. No 206 north
Fourth street. was broken into Monday night,
but nothing OF any consequence was stolen.
There was no money in the money-drawer,
which was evidently the only thing the thieves
were after.
Mr.. william Krause the Masonic Temple
caterer, has not arranged TO engage In the res
tanrant business as has been reported. He
was asked 10 take charge OF the cafe In the new
Chamhs- OF Commerce building, but ia not &C.
cept the Offer
The Richmond Chapter OF the Richmond Col
lege Alumni will hold meeting in the board
room OF the Young Mems Christian Association
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock, and several
matters Of vital importance 70 the organization
will be considered.
The Missionary Society OF Broad-Street Metho-
dist church gave delightful "silver tea" yes
terday evening from O TO 10 o'clock. The pro-
Rramme was very ATTRACTIVE one ana refresh
ments were served in abundance. The volun-
tary offerings made by the visitors amounted 10
a considerable sum.
Mr.. c. Emmett Hill, OF the City Water Depart
ment went 10 Baltimore yesterday in response
20 n telegram announcing that his brother, Mr..
Thomas j. Hill, was very Ill and expected 20 die.
The latter IL 80 years Of age aud left Richmond
abont thirty years ago. lie was a well-known
resident OF "Qld Oregon HILL" He has a wife
and eleven children.
Policeman y. A. Poitiaux, OF the Second Dis
trict, who has been sick since April 18th, re-
ported for duty yesterday. During his illness
| DR.. Joseph A. White performed dangerous
operation on his throat. Officers j. j. Walton,
OF the same district. and Il. NJ. Angle. OF the
Third station. are both out after protractod
sickness. Policeman w. G. Kuhn, OF the First
station. is still confined 10 his home by sickness.