Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-12
Personals and Briefs,

Mr. ". b. Isaacs. Jr.. left for Washing.
ton yesterday.
General William B. Taliaferro was In
the city yesterday.
Mr. 4. b. Undertake Is visiting friends
In Culpeper county.
MIR and Mrs. George B. McAdams leave
for the Worlds Fair to-day.
Miss Mary Morris Jones has returned
from a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mr. Frank T. Bates. Jr. has gone to the
Worlds Fair. lie Will be away couple
Of weeks.
News has beel received here OF tho
death in Baltimore OF Mr.. William
Dleppe, formerly OF Fulton.
Rev. j. Calvin Stewart, who has been
quite sick in Alexandria. expects TO re-
turn to his work this week.
The horseshoe department Of the Tred-
egar Iron Works has resumed operation
with a full force of hands.
Miss Annie Patterson. OF Baltimore
who has been visiting friends in this
city. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. f. A. Arnzen has just returned
from a delightful visit OF fifteen days to
RHA~oSO diiN viz WYNN "
The regular meeting OF the Richmond
Academy OF Medicine and Surgery will
be held 1T the Y. NJ c. A. hall tonight.
Mr.. John Stewart Bryan. son OF Mr..
Joseph Bryan, continues 10 improve,
though SIN an Ill man with typhoid fever
The Military Club. at a meeting held
las night. decided 10 forbid gambling of
any sort IN the rooms OF the institution.
Mr. Willie J. Laughcn. who has been
Ill with typhoid fever at the residence OF
his father, on Firth street, Is now able
TO go about the house.
The Board Of Aldermen Will meet IN
regular monthly session at 3 O'Clock To-
night 1t will have many important ques-
tionS to consider.
Mr. Charles Mahoney and Patrick o.
Sullivan left Sunday night by the Chesa-
peak and Ohio L. VI. train for Chicago
to visit the Worlds Fair. They Will DO
gone about ten days.
Mr.. c. c. Crump, one of Richmond's
prominent bassos, has received an offer
from the Congress OF Comedians' Com
pany, but, as he prefers remaining In the
city, has declined the engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. C. Carneai have left on
n trip 10 the Worlds Fair They will
return in about ten days by way OF
Niagara Falls and other points OF inter
est.
Amy Brown. the negro woman charged
with stealing letter from the Manches-
ter postofiice. was before Commissioners
Flegenheimer yesterday There was no
! evidence against her. and she was dis
missed.
The revival services, now being con-
Quoted by Rev. H. =. Mitchell, on Twenty
| ninth and Marshall streets. are awaken
ing great religious interest There were
seven conversions In the Sabbath school
on Sunday.
That Presidential baby so loudly and
! ably heralded at the State Convention
| In Richmond on the nth OF last month
! has at last arrived. but all true Virgin
/ ians are disappointed that it cannot beat
/ the noble name OF Fitzhugh Lee Cleveland
Roanoke Times.
Rev. DIR. w. V. Tudor returned to ths
city last Saturday, after long vacation.
| He occupied his pulpit Sunday morning
and night, and delivered two excellent
sermons. On the former occasion the
subject Of his discourse was Peter .
Rock" while AZ night he preached ON
"Recognition OF Friends In Heaven"
Mr.. John J. Steinbrecker and wife. Mrs.
| Ed. Schumacher and daughter. Miss Lizzie;
Dr. Jacob Keck. Mr.. John Anderson. and
Mr.. William Miller have left for Chicago
20 spend a couple OF weeks az the fair,
after which Mr.. Miller will make tour
OF the West 10 visit relatives. returning
| by way OF Niagara Falls.
At recent entertainment given by Mr..
| C. Rebman and wife. OF 400 east Clay
! street, 10 Miss olvinis Schorr OF Phiiadaf"
phia and Mr.. Walter Harrison OF BaltS-
more. songs and recitations were The or
der OF the evening. Miss Emma Uuket
and Miss Rosa Frommer read original
! essays.