Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-05
P~rsonalsand Briefs.

Personals and Br'efs.
Miss Rosa Verser left Tuesday for the
Worlds Fair.
Mr. Charles j. Biilups has returned 10
the city, after a ten-days' visit TO Chi
cagO and the West
Mr. James T.. Kearney. who has been
confined at his home by Illness. was
slightly improved yesterday.
Mr.. }. Jordan Lcake son OF cx-Judge
Leake. was admitted TO practice law In
the Chancery Court yesterday.
Captain T. A. Shepherd. the adjutant
Of the First Regiment, leaves to-day for
ten-days' visit 20 the White city.
Mr.. W. W. Foster and wife have gone
10 Chicago where they will spend a fort
night or more visiting the Worlds Fair.
The meeting Of the Christian Alliance
Will not be held This week. The next
meeting occurs Thursday October 18th.
Miss Annie -. Powell. Of Savannah.
Ga. and party. passed through Richmond
Tuesday on their way 70 the Worlds
Fair.
Mr. ana Mrs Ashby Jones and Miss
Kate slater have returned to the city.
after two-weeks' visit to the Worlds
Fair.
Mr. Allen Talbot, Jr.. stamp deputy IN
the Internal Rctc1ue Office. * at home
sick he viii probably be able to be out
IN a few days
Captain James f. Gibbs, assistant fore
man Of Flro-Eugiuc Company 80. g. is
critically n with typhoid fever and not
expected 10 live.
Mrs W. H. Tyler. OF Highland Park,
is visiting her son. Mr. Marion G. Tyler,
at Monongah W Va. AMI will be absent
until the middle of November.
Chairman Elyson left the city yester-
day for Petersburg aud Norfolk 10 con-
fer with the county chairmen Of those
districts. lie will return to-day.
Judge Kerr OF Colorado. who addressed
the Populist meeting In Fulton Tuesday
night. remained I'm the city yesterday.
lie will speak at Crews tonight.
Tho Dispatch has received the following
amounts FOR the Allen family. which is in
destitute Circumstances From Captain
Charles II. Epps. g.; from Mrs s., 81.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10. W. $. Wor-
than. worshipful master ct its meeting
Tuesday night recommended MIR ". r..
Turner for District Deputy Grand Master.
The scmi-monthly meeting last night Of
Division 30 o. Aucicnt order of tiin'r-
mans. was largely attended an1 several
euplications for membership were re-
ccivcd.
some time Monday night thieves broke
into the storc-IOom of Mr.. w. j. West
wood 26lo east BROAD street. and carried
off quantity Of meat Sergeant Han Is
at work on. the case.
II is said that the electrician line to
Barton Heights will De Slt in operation
within a week This viii be conducted as
a branch road. and passengers Will he
transferred at clay ana First
There was a small fire mt No. 500 east
Iciph street yesterday afternoon. ~ WIS
caused by a defective nue. Policeman 4,
G. Epps was called In, and he put out
the blaze without sounding an alarm
The damage was trltling.
walker London" at the Theatre last
night was witnessed by a small but very
app~eciativc audience. The good impress
sions made by Mr. Powers and his com
pany ON their previous presentation Of
this play were confirmed.
Mr.. John A. Hancock. paymaster of the
Cbceapoako and Ohio Railway Company
ana wife left Tuesday for sojourn at
the Worlds Fair. During the absence OF
the pavmastor his department Is In charge
of Assistant Paymaster G. Lee Hutchinson.
Justice CrutchGcld has received list
Of persons who have failed 20 pay license
tax bills from Captain +. w. Cunningham.
city Tax Collector. There are eighty
seven names on the list and II will be
advisable for persons owing same to call
and settle at once.
Among the visitors AT the Capitol yes
tcrdav were. Senator Theodore W. Harri-
son. Of Winchester; Il. T.. Gray, sheriff
Of FauqIor county; Senator II. ID. Flood
Of ApuomattoX county; y, l.. Darnin,
sergeant Of Norfolk; T.. Il. Cogbill, sheriff
Of Mecklcnburg county.
Monocan Tribe. No %. improved Order
Red Men. made a fraternal Walt 10 Modoc
Tribe. at Cunningham Grove Hanover
county. Tuesday night and rckindled the
camp fire. Eighteen braves from the CITY
went out and Joined in the festivities with
the rural Red Men
In the suit for damages OF Brown
AGAINST Carter. which came up in the
| Circuit Court Of Henrico county yester
dav. the Jury rendered a verdict OF one
cent damages for the plaintiff. The SUI
was for malicious prosecution, the de-
| PENDANT having accused Brown Of burn
| ing a dwelling.
officer J. II. Walton. Of the Second
| Police District who has Just returned
from Baltimore where he went for treat
nent at Johns-IIopkins Hospital greatly
improved I'm health, and went on dutl
Yesterday. As ne is still quite weak, h'
will not go on his beat for some days
| but will DO work at the station-house.
MIR William Seerees. head carver anC
designer for Franck Bros, IS engaged OF
| an exquisite piece Of panelling which III
proposes 20 exhibit at the state Fair
/ The central figures are griiiins, aroun'
which are intricate ana graceful foliage
| voltes worked with the greatest delchcS
| The panel has attracted a great de'u o.
| attention from artists.
MIR. John Turner captured the laurels a
| the second shooting match Of the West
| End Hunting club. which took place II
/ SCOTS old field Monday evening. INT
| shoot was a twenty-ball contest, and th'
| SCORE Was as follows: Turner IL, ihodes
! Is. Laws. Is: Perry, 10; Powell 49, hed
moud. IA; Pettis. "a; Nolte, II. MT l Ut
I ner won the medal at the last coi.!cS'
which took place prior TO the one Mon
! day. There will be- three more 'oh''sU
! mis- fan. and the club will 20 on It's au
| ,unn hunt the LIST OF next month
AtEaw York; BIG H"tr's.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
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| St Denis. A. Bell, HOFFMAN: NJ
| block. Albert: Mrs Randolph, Miss hah
| dolph. 81. stephens.