Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-16
Pnrsnnnls and Briefs.

Mr.. Mark Downey has returned from the
White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Ernest L. Boiling. who has been
out Of the city. Will return next week.
Judge Hunter Marshall has returned
to the city from his vacation In Charlotte.
Miss Bessie Pattee has just returned
from an extended visit to the WORLDS
| Fair.
Captain J. 3. Page, OF Lynchburg. is In
the city, en- route home from Visit 70
Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luclen Tatum are visiting
| the family of DR.. III. T.. Nelson in Char
lottesville.
Messrs. w. r. Hancock and c. f.
| Brauer went sora hunting yesterday and
| bagged 80 birds.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Mcclure are at
the Worlds Fair. Miss Millie London
| accompanied them.
Mrs. b. 4. Clements has returned TO
| the city after delightful trip OF two
| months in the mountains.
Mrs. Lloyd Freeman has returned from
a visit TO her parents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Burton, of Norfolk.
Mrs. A. A. Christian and children have
| returned from Pulftki their old home,
where they spent the summer.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Ru-
doph King qualified as executor OF the
| estate of Mrs. s. A. Elicit
Major Fred. r. Scott returned TO the city
Thursday evening from visit to his
farm up the James River valley.
Mr.. Philip Dorsam and bride have re-
turned from their bridal trip. after visit
ing the principal cities North
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flowers, OF
Lynchburg, are the guests OF Rev W.
\. Laughon, at No. 5627 Fifth street.
Suit was brought IN the City Circuit
Court yesterday by George J. King
against James w. Hopkins for 5000.
Elder c. r. Russell. author OF Milen-
NAL Dawn, will preach OF Seyenth-Street
Christian church Sunday at IL o'clock.
Miss Annie Plzznl. accompanied by her
brother. Mr.. VIM b. Pizzini, leaves to-day
to spend tw- ".eks at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Ma. thompson. of west Main
street, has lt med from visit to her
grandmother, Mrs. Eckles, OF Petersburg.
Mr. James " Flnegan, who has been
filing a clerkship with the Baltimore and
Potomac, in Washington, has returned to
the city.
w. c. Gill. sheriff OF Chesterfield, S. f.
Clark. sheriff of Grayson, and j. w. Wood,
sheriff of Buckingham, visited the capt.
tol yesterday
Cadet Robert W. Mayo. OF Church Hill,
left yesterday afternoon to resume his
studies at Fishburne Military School.
Waynesboro, Va.
The contracts for State printing will
probably be awarded to-day. The bids
were opened by Superintendent O'Ban-
non on Thursday.
Mrs. u. OConnor. of Charleston
S. C., mother of Mr.. H. B. Boudar, has re-
turned TO this city. where she will take
up her future residence.
Charles f. Thomas Instituted suit in the
City Circuit Court yesterday against
John II. Frischkorn for 5000 damages.
No declaration was filed.
Miss Fannie Pritchard. of Wilmington,
n. c., daughter of Rev. DIR. Thomas
H. Prltchard, is in attendance upon the
session Of the Richmond Female Institute.
Mr.. John Fowler an ecclesiastical stu
dent OF St Charles College, Baltimore,
who had to suspend his studies on account
OF Illness, Is improving and on the road TO
recovery.
Mrs. James f. Hankins. OF 1903 west
Cary street. has been called to Columbia
by the sickness Of her daughter MISS
Maggie f. Hankins, who Is Visiting
friends there.
Hon. Joseph Ho1-son, OF Mobile Aia-
bama, is visiting relatives I'm Richmond.
He came upon the sad duty OF attending
the funeral OF his brother, the Rev. Dr.
IIodgson.
Colonel William Scott. Of Monticello |
Florida, Is on a visit 10 his relatives mere
and is stopping with Mr.. r. 5. Chamber
layne, 800 Park avenue. lie IS hsphe"
Of the late Robert G. Scott
Mr.. Charles E. Burlington, one OF Rich |
monds travelling statesmen, and Miss TIL !
lie Scatter. Of Philadelphia, were united |
In marriage at the residence of the bride |
1910 Ridge avenue, that city, last Tuesday. |
Messrs. d. d. Chalkley & Co. have on
exhibition at their warehouse. on Cary |
street near Fffthteentn, lot of California |
bees at work making cider. 1t Is inter- |
estlng 10 watch the little insects AT work. |
Miss Jennie d. Harold OF SS east |
Franklin street after spending the past /
three months at Asbury Park, the Worlds |
Fair, Altoona and several other Fehh-
sylvania cities, returned home last |
evening.
A letter from Mr.. Johnson Walton, OF |
the Second Police district, who Is In the |
Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore states
that he Is getting better. and that he was |
able TO dress himself for the first time In |
forty days.
Intelligence has been received here of
the recent death at Barge. Italy. of |
Giovanni Nardi, formerly of this city. De
ceased was in the thirty-thrd year OF
his age and was brother OF the members
OF the firm of Nardi Brothers
There is placard at the corner OF
Seventeenth and Main streets bearing |
the folowilng inscription In large letters: |
"This brck-yard for rent or lease ior W
years. For particulars address city En-
glneer. Worlds Fair. Chicago.
Mr.. J. c. Dickerson. president OF the |
Board OF Alderman, has called speSlal |
meeting OF the Board for next Tuesday |
night 10 consider q resolution adopted py ]
the Common Council appropriauns
500 900 for work on the new CITY nan |
A resolution relative 10 street improve
ments in Lee District will also be con-
sldered.
The following convicts were received at |
the pententlary yesterday; watt "er-
rick. from Henrico TO serve two years
for malicious assault: Robert Miles ,eoi-
ored) from Chesterfield, TO serve elsh.een
months for malicious assault; Ethihell
Redd, from Grayson, to serve two years
for house-breaking; Pleasant Brown 'coi-
ored) from Buckingham, to serve ohe
year for robbery from the person.
II is said to be quite probable tnae
Bedford county will send Hon. yohn
Goode to the house OF delegates. Suen
action would reflect much eredid upon
Bedford. and give the State the services
Of a legislator which at the present
stage of virginia's affairs would be IN
valuable. 1t Is not often that a man who |
has attained the prominence Of Mr.. Goode |
will accept such place, but In no |
capacity could he render his State more |
valuable service. There will be a need OF
strong men In our next general assembly. |
Hon. John Goode, II elected by Bedford. |
win undoubtedly have great influences