Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-11
Personals aud Briefs.

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Mr., f. @. Glass, of Lynchburg. was in
the city Saturday.
DR.. Edward Mcclure has returned TO
the city after an absence of few days.
Rev. DIR. Z. n. Calisch will lecture in
Petersburg tonight on Tho Wandering
Jew"
Charles Stoves. who cut aud stabbed
Dave Clayton yesterday, was captured to-
day and jailed.
Mrs. Nj. 4. Yates. q Baptist missionary
to China Is is the city visiting Rev. DR..
Topper. on west Grace street.
The revival services continue at Clay
street Methodist church this week. Nine
members were received on Sunday.
The meetings OF Rnndolph-Street church
will continue the balance of the week.
Last night there we're six conversions.
Mr. Charles NJ. Crutchfeld and wife, of
Montana. are in the city on a brief visit 10
has fathers family, 40s west Main street.
The Richmond and Manchester lodges
Of Odd-Fellows will be we'll represented in
| the Grand Lodge. which convenes in Nor
| folk to-day.
Rev. Dr. w. w. Landrum has accepted
an invitation 10 hold q revival at the First
Baptist church, Raleigh, n. c., beginning
| the 18TH instant.
A meeting of the Hollywood Memorial
| Association will be held In the lecture
room OF the Second Presbyterian church
| tomorrow at noon.
Mr.. F. J. S. Littington and MISS Ethel
| Ellington, Of Chichester, England are the
| guests of MIR. and Mrs. Luclen IatIm,
west Franklin street.
The April term of the Henrco County
| Court began yesterday. The court fixed
| the dates for the trial of the cases and ad-
journed over until to-day.
Sergeant Leroy S. Cohen, Cadets John
G.. Andrews. Davis Mayo, ana Others LETT
yesterday afternoon for Fishburne Mill
tary Academy, OF Waynes boro'.
| A horse hitched TO q buggy ran away on
| Broad street near the Theatre Sunday and
] colided with a streot-car. The buggy was
| badly damaged. but no one was hurt.
Hon. George d. Wise was kept pretty
| busy Yesterday receiving his friends and
| attending to important matters of bust
ness. He will be in Washington to-day.
Mr.. A. j. Montague. of Danvillc, who is
O candidate for the attorneyshlp OF the
| Western District, Is in the city. On yes
! tsrday he argued a case IN the City Circuit
| Court
There was very large attendance at the
! meeting of Rescue Council OF Good Tenn
plars last night. the occasion being the
| Official visit Of Chief Templar Newton ana
| Mrs Woodhouse.
Rev. G.. f. Williams has declined to ac-
| cedc 10 the request OF the Baptist City
Missionary Society TO withdraw his resig-
nation. He will be engaged in voluntary
missionary work.
The Richmond Academy Of Medicine
and Surgery will hold its regular meeting
| tonight at the Young Mems Christian As
| ISOLATION building. DR.. Stuart McGuire
| Will be the leader
The stockholders of the Glasgow Ma
sonic Temple Association met Yesterday
| afternoon, but. without transactlng any
| business of public interest, adjourned over
until Wednesday.
| Mr. j.. Craige PelOuze and bride have
returned to the city after pleasant trip to
| Washington. Philadelphia. New York. and
! Niagara Falls, and will make their home at
40 east Marshall street.
The Virginias and the Richmond College
| clubs will play game OF bail on Island
| Park next Thursday evening, the proceeds
to go to the benefit OF the Georgia booth
OF the Memorial BaZaar.
The reception OF the rooms Of Moore
Memorial Guild last night was decided
success. The rooms were prettily deco,
rated and the attendance was large. Llght
refreshments were served.
Mr.. John T. Anderson. recently secre-
| tary-treasurer and manager of the Stand
ard Spike Company, on April 10Th enters
| the Iredegar Company as general man
sger Of contracts and sales agents.
Mr.. II. f. /. Doggett and his sister. Miss
Carrie May Doggett, formerly of Frede-
| ricksburg. Va, but now residing in Chi
caco, are the guests of Colonel William E.
Tanner, no. 22O south Third street.
Miss Page Booker has received for the
Virginia tent handsome white silk IN
! fants cloak from John Wanamaker, OF
Pblladelphia, and q large box Of toys from
Mr.. John n. Weisiger, Of New York.
The annual oratorical contest for the
| Joint medal gwen by the Alu Sigma Rho
and Philologian societies of Richmond
| College will be held III the college chapel
Friday evening, April 2lst. at 8 O'Clock.
Robert Woodley alias Green (eolored'
was arrested in the Third District yester-
| day by Officers Gibson and Marion.
charged with numerous robberies. and
Hattie Green, tor receiving stolen goods
Ve-y Rev. Father Joseph Frioli left yes
teriay afternoon for Portsmouth, and
| after spending a few days with relatives
| there will 60 to Atlanta and thence go
/ West for an extended trip for the benefit
of his health.
| The committee from the Beth Ahabf
| synagorue-Ra Calisch, chairman-has
| proposed a revised form of service for FRI
| day evening and Saturday morning. II
was promulgated two weeks ago and vii
| continue in use until April 30tb. when the
| congregation will meet to decide as to iii
| permanent use.
! Mr.. Stevens. general manager of the
| Chesapeake and OHIO railway, and Mr.. NJ
| w. King. general manager OF the Norfolh
| and Southern. have gone TO Chicago to at.
tend the convention of the American Rail
way Association. They are accompanied
| BY their wives and will make the trip IL
Dir. Stevens's private car.
| Among those who have been mentioned
! In connection with the rectorship OF
| oore-Memorial church are Rev. DIR. X. }
| Mcbride. of LexingtOn Rev. K. 7. WI
| liams. the assistant at st. Paups and Rev
Dallas Tucker. of Charleston, w. Va. The
| veetry will probably not consider the mat
! ter oil calling a rector for month yet.
In response 10 an appeal made Saturday
| by the Rev. T.. n. Calisch for the C!arks
| Vile sufferers $3.50 was contributed by
! the children Of Beth Ahaba Sunday school
| The money has been turned over to Mayol
! Fllvson 10 DO sent 70 GAINESVILLE. Mayor
| Fllyson has also received Tor tho stricken
| town IS from w. S. Roiln, of Manchester
SIS from X. +. Williams, and So from Z. hl
Crump, OF this city.
The Virginia Boat Club is beginning 70
| get in shape for the coming rowing season.
| The six new boats recently purchased by
tho club have arrived and are perfect
| beauties. Two OF them are said to be the
| handsomest crafts ever owned IN TINS 10;
| calIty. The crew has not yet been decided
upon. but Captain Peticolas will select the
men in q short while.
MIR. Jacob Reinhardt has accepted tho
| ...,tot,c,, 10 acr 40 ona NJ the three Judges