Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-06
reTannnls and nr.ofs.

Personals and Briefs.
Mr. Robert Lee Smith is back from o
| business trap.
Mr. W. c. Freeman. Of North Danville,
was IN the city Sunday.
Misses Gracc oud Matte Baker, Of
| Mathews, are visiting IN the city.
The final examinations in the public
/ schools BEGAN yesterday morning.
Bishop II. NJ jackson and wife. Of Ala
bams. are visiting the family of Mr.. James
Is. Pace.
Mr.. MONTY Walker. Of the Boston Opera
| Company IS In the city visiting relatives
| and friends.
Nr. H. ". Wood left Yesterday for To-
ronto. Canada where ho viii spend the
| summer vacation.
Messrs William Beaslov and w. o. Skel-
ton qualified Yesterday to practice law IN
tie Chancery Court.
Major Claiming NJ. Bolton. Of Wash
ingtou. formerly Of Richmond. Is on a brief
VISIT to ms old nome.
Mr.. Il. W. Anderson. president Of the
Male Orphan Academr, has returned from
"a vl.lt 20 Navnes bOro'.
The Powhatan Club will hold is month
| is meeting tonight and much important
business viii be transacted.
Miss Annie Downs. of Fredericksburg
Is IN the CITY for months visit to rclG-
tyes, al No. 403 west Clay street.
Rev James L. Cook has returned to
| GurdOnsvIllc. IN which ylclultY be Is sup
piy,ng Tor the Presbyterian churcn"s.
The final examinations at the Male Or
| phau Academy are IN progress and the
! closing exercises Will soon take p'ace.
Mr.. James Coltart and daughter. Miss
| Virginia. have returned 10 their home, IN
| New Jersey. after attending the DAVIS Oh
seqies In Richmond.
Another gypsy camp has been pitched
/ on tho <a'.0uaI-ceWeferV road a short way
! beyond Chimboralo PARK. There are about
Il dozen gypsles IN the uar'y.
CIv-Collec,or +. W. Cunningham is
| ready TO receive city taxes for the year
| 1893. !. the whole or one half Is not paid
| bc the a1th instant 5 per cent. will be
| added.
Alr. Flouruov. Clerk of The Second Mar
| kct. SAYS that a. vet TIE cellar AZ 3O1 north
Sixth street. that he r.ade complaint about
/ o. the Board OF Health, has not been al
/ tended L..
Rev. Or. Il. II. Pitt. editor of the
/ Rd1,o',s H10d, left Yesterday for Grocer
/ Seminary, having been invited TO service
| on She committee before which theological
students are examined.
Mcssrs. W. NJ. Baldwin and W. n. Cosby
went down 10 Providence Forge yesterday
and caught several rOckfith, the aggregate
weight %, which was 40 pounds. The
/ largest one taken IN balanced y pounds.
The csr-lual IF thorough-brcd colts sent
/ here on consignment from the ihornhlll
/ Stock. Tariu were SOLD az auction at the
/ Falr.Gronuds YESTERDAY afternoon. 1he
prices realized were considered 10 DO very
/ fair.
The horse IF Giles Jackson became
/ frightened at a bicycle YESTERDAY morning
and humping on suddenly broke the front
/ axle and wheels from the rest of the vehi.
/ Gle. GILES held ON t. the rcins and stopped
/ the horse.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. IcSuer of Arvon. Buck
/ ingham county, have ISSUED invitations TO
/ the marriage of their daughter. Miss Cora,
+ To Mr. James :. Hall, Wednesday evening,
/ jane l4th. no ! o'clock, at New Canton
| church. New Canton, Va.
NIs.J. d. Woodward and Miss VI. Isabel
! Woodward. of Washington, II. C., mother
and SISTER Of MIR. Frederick T. Woodward. of
/ the Temple dry goods store, are stopping
| IN the clty for a few dnvs al the residence
! of MIR. Woodward. on Grove avenue.
/ The Central Committee of the AsSocia-
/ ton for the Preservation Of Virginia An
{ t0uines will hold ITS regular meeting at
/ No. 81 east Grace street tins afternoon at
O'Clock. As several matters of lmpor-
lance Will be discussed fuli attendance
Is desired.
The regular meeting of Central Union,
/ ". G. 7. t., viii be held at the Friends
Westinghouse, on Clay street, tomorrow
. afternoon at 1 o'clock. The president
urgently desires u full attendance as bust
ness of importance will be brought before
the meeting.
Among the handsome designs around
the cnsket continuing the remains of JEFF
ferson Davis. while lying IN state at the
CapItol. was large pillow of pink carna-
tons. with a white centpe, inscribed Our
President" sent by the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
/ X. H. Lee Camp.
State-Iihrarian PoindeXter Las secured
for the State Library file OF the old Wing,
/ which. with the exception Of two volumes,
- complete from 1929 to the day OF lis suS-
pen~ion. The missing volumes are parts
Of 1852 and 1855. He has odd volumes ho
can exchange for these II they can be
found.
MIR. Henry Passamaneck and Miss Miriam
j GoldsteIn were married at the SIT Moses
Montefore Synagogue SUNDAY afternoon at
$50 o clock. Some hours later they agreed
10 a separation and papers 10 this effect
were signed Yesterday. This was the re-
sult of q confession Of the bride as 10 her
past life.
Colonel Fred. A. Ober. of the staff Of
Governor Foster, Of Louisiana, who, with
ms wife and daughter, were with the. spe-
cal escor, from New Orleans. Will leave
Oy to-nlght's train for New York CITY.
They have been entertained by Charies L.
Winston, Esq, OF II. +. Lee Camp. No. 1
east Nam, aud Mrs. Noel
The Ola Dominion Fishing Club will
sail from tins city on thc'r hIteenth an
nual cruise on July 2lst next. III IL re-
ported that the club will offer the position
of chrOnlcler 10 the author OF the recent
reports from Hog Island, "a SINCE their APP
nearaDcs their present chrOulcler has
thrownup the sponge and retired from the
contest.
The Chldren's-Day exercises at falr-
mouut-Ayenue church SUNDAY morning
were Of very interesting character, ana
the attendance was quite large. during
the past four years the Sunday school has
auadrupled itself Addresses were nado
by the pastor. Rev. DIR. II. +. Johnson
and by others, and the ANIMAL report was
submitted.
Rev. DIR. X. N. Sledd delivered the an.
niyersary sermon before the Young Men
Christian Association of Richmond Col
leee SUNDAY night at Centenary church,
and large number OF the students at
tended the eivices. The minister select
ed his text from ]. Chronicles xviii.
10 The annual report OF the association
WAS read by Mt James u. Franklin. the
presi1snt OF the ORGANIZATION.