Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-03
Personals aud Bripfs

Collector William Ryan went TO Wash
ingtOn last night
Miss Mamie Boyxin is visiting at Major
Emry's. near Weldon. n. G.
Dr. Isaiah II. White has returned from
business trip to New York.
Miss Virginia Drewry is spending sew
eral weeks with friends in Washington.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Board of Mama
gers for the Virginia Hospital VIII meet
on Saturday at l O'Clock.
Mrs. James Donnan has returned home
after "A very pleasant visit TO friends IN
Chicago and the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Eddie Eubank left last week for
Longwood. Miss. to visit his uncle. Mr.
h. f. Eubank large cotton planter.
Messrs. J. NJ. Grooms and c. r. Thorn
ton have returned after pleasant trip
OF ten days TO Chicago and the World 5
| Fair.
Mr. John s Harwood left the city We'd
| nesday for Richmond county on import
| ant business He will be absent several
days
Mr.. George S. Bernard. Of Petersburg.
| Will deliver an address at the Lee Camp
! meeting tonight on the Battle OF Get
/ tysburg.'
Miss Bertha c. Haase. who has been
visiting the Worlds Fair for the last
/ two weeks returned home yesterday
/
| Mr.. G. II. Hatton, a former resident of
this city. but who has resided for the
| past fifteen years at Sweet Water, Tenn,
Is on a visit to his old home.
Policeman James, OF the Sanitary De-
I partment Is of on furlough, and Chief
Poe has detailed Mr.. Jake Lange of the
Second District. to take his place.
The revival being conducted at Ven
| ableStreet CHURCH by Rev j. 5. Dill Is
now I'm It's third week. The church is
crowded to it's utmost capacity every
night.
Mr.. Edward l.. Hotchklss. brother OF
Mr.. f.. ID. IIotchkss and Mrs. J. Taylor
Ellyson OF this city died at his resi-
dence. I'm Churchyale, Augusta county,
| Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. G. l.. Morrison. editor OF the West
| Point Plain Dealer, passed through Rich
moTNl yesterday on his way TO Williams
| burg. where he spoke last night lie and
Senator Hunton speak In Newport News
tonight.
Mr.. George Ainslie. who was recently
elected captain of the Ashby Light-Horse
Troop of Cavalry, has passed sue
cessful examination before the Examin-
Ing Board. and will be given his commits
sion at once.
Mr.. John w. unger. OF this clty. and
, Miss Victoria Moultrie were married
Tuesday evening at the residence of the
brides parent, "Sunnyside." Cumberland
county. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR. Moss.
Mrs. +. p. Iipscomb. youngest daughter
| of eX-Judge Power. is visiting her rela-
tives and friends near Old Point Comfort
| and Williamsburg, Va. She VIII also visit
Richmond and Baltimore on her return
| 10 Philadelphia.
The earnings OF the Richmond and
| Petersburg railroad for the month OF
September 1893. were $2j.55J 20: expenses
Sls076.S6. The earnings of the Petersburs
railroad for the same month We're $3s,-
2G7S; expenses, 81 .059.4l.
The Old Dominion Democratic Club
held very large meeting at their head
/ quarters. corner Nineteenth and Main
last night. Much business Of Importance
was transacted regarding the election
Volunteers for all precincts were APP
pointed.
The Young Ladies' Hospital Guild will
hold an important meeting at 4:30 O'Clock
| this afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
| Conway r. Howard. Sl5 Park avenue. and
1t is desired that there shall be n full
| attendance.
Judge Samuel B. Witt. Of the Hastings
Court, and party OF friends have re-
turned from Chicago. They report q
delightful visit TO the Worlds Fair, The
Judge went up In the Ferris wheel, and
says he was very anxious 10 see Mr.
| Ferris before he reached the top.
Mr. Frank Ferrandlni has returned
from an extended tour OF the Western
States. travelling as far west as Califor-
mia. He also spent some time at tbs
Worlds Fair and visited his brother
Mr. Tony Ferrandinl, who IL deputy
port collector at South Bend, Washing.
ton.
The Dorcas Society OF Lelgh-Street
| Baptist church, at their meeting We'd
nesday afternoon, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. w
j. Westwood. president, Mrs Il. a. Tis
nor. vice-president; Mrs. $. p. Woodhn
financial secretary; Mrs. Reynolds, treas
| urer; Mrs Ackeriey, Organist.
Governor Mckinney has returned the
! resignation of Captain Il. Leslie Spence.
OF Company Il. First Regiment OF infan.
| try. with the request that the oiiicer shall
| reconsider his determination 10 withdraw
from the military. In his endorsatiOn oi
| the paper the Governor refers In most
| COMPLIMENTARY language TO Captain
Spences service both In the Confederate
| army and militia, and urges him to con-
tinue his connection with the military.
Colonel Buford said yesterday that n,
action had vet been taken on the request
OF the University OF Pennsylvania and
Mayor Stuart, Of Philadelphia, !hat VII
ginia's Forestry exhibit at the World
Fair be turned over 10 the university
The application for the exhibit represents
that Ii IL designed that II shall form q
natural products OF different nations AM
the States OF Union. and viii be preserves
in a suitable museum building TO b
erected In Fairrnount Park.
Registered nj New York FIoteis.-