Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-24
Personals and Briefs.


Mr. Fritz Sitterding continues very III. There
was no improvement 10 his condition yesterday.
Miss sailio Cullen Epps, OF 200 south Third
street, lett yesterday to visit friends In Peters
burg.
Miss Rosa D.. Staples, cf laurel street, left yes
tsrday for Philadelphia TO visit her brother, W.
II. Staples.
At the meeting last night Of the Conmaudery
OF st. Andrew, No. 13, the order OF the temple
was conferred.
Rev. ~ J. Ahern, OF st. Peters Cathedral,
has been on q visit TO his home- IN hartlhspufs'
w. Va this week.
Mr.. J. d. X. sleght will deliver an address to
tho Sunday school OF Centenary Methodist
church Sunday morning at 1880 o'clock.
The Grace-street Baptist Sunday school will
give their annual picnic at Ashland Park next
Tuesday, June 27th. 1he train leaves Eloa at
$3.50.
Mrs. George Hamilton and children. OF Hous-
ton Tex, are visiting Mrs. buchanan. Mrs.
Hamilton Is the daughter-in-law OF Mr. william
Hamilton, formerly OF this city.
Rev. W. A. Lsughon and wife have returned
10 the city from their visit 10 Lynchourg END
Campbell county, and Mr. Laughon Will occupy
his pulpit at Denny-Street church Tomorrow at
the usual hours.
An adjourned meeting OF the Terminal stock
holders was to nave taken place yesterday az ths
Exchange HOfel. Dut lDcfc Dbhk Hi'thh
present. there was a further adjournment until
the 21st Of next month.
Miss Lulu Lyttle, Mr.. n. F. Lyttie, api Mr..
r. 3. Lyttle and wife. Of Brooklyn, y: l., are
visiting Mrs. w. Is. Joyner, at Franklin anu
Twentieth streets. Mr.. X. :. Lyttle was at one
time resident OF Richmond.
Mr.. Wilbur Turner saved a colored boy named
Jack from drowning on Belle Isle THURSDAY AZ
ternoon. JACK was engaged In driving eome
ducks out Of the river when ne got In beyond h's
depth. Mr. Turner reached him Just In time TO
save his life.
Miss Kate Brady, OF Petersburg. daughter OF
Colonel j. ID. Brady, has returned home AFTER q
pleasant visit 70 her friend. Niss Mary {. 81
mons, daughter OF Major W. r. Simons. Miss
Simons accompanied ner and Will remain
several days.
Yesterday morning Oracle Jones. negro
woman, was bitten by dog supposed To hays
been mad. The ambulance was sumtnoned ani
tie ply sician dressed tho wound. The aniInel
attempted to bite another woman, but failed.
lie was not killed.
Rev. W. Asbory Christian will deliver the Sc
coud Of q series Of talks 10 young men at the
Young Mems Christian Association Sunday az
ternoOn at O'Clock. The association orchestra
OF thirty pieces will be In attendance to assist IN
the musical programme
Last Monday nights meeting Of the Mc(iiil
Union was one Of the most interesting recently
held. Kev. j. Is. Okeilly's speech In presenting
the prizes won at the outing was gem IN iis
way and was highly enjoyed by oil who had the
pleasure OF listening TO IL.
The Boa,ons and the Company @ Club Of the
First Virginia REGIMENT will meet on islsnd
PARK Tuesday evening at O'Clock. koeue and
Withers will do the battery work for the bostons
Lathram and McCresry tor sne Company z. No
admission will be charged.
The Committee on Teachers and Schools ol
the City school Board met At the High school
last evening for the purpose OF sxsmininY Tue
papers Of applicants for places as teachers ana
substitute teachers Their report will DO made
TO the board at Its meeting Monday night.
The police have heard nothing ss yet about the
whereabouts OF Felix Zsccard, the confecfloner,
who disappeared from this city last Monday.
Several OF his creditors have called al DIS uttie
store. and many persons are now resIe'uus VA,
they did not Eet chauce 10 pay tho'f fospecss
before Foix departed
The following Masonic lodges viii assemble In
the large ball Of the temple st o'clock tonight
70 celebrate 81 Johns-Day: Nos. o, 10, II. 80,
40, 81, So, 10, and 207. Mes. ID snd l3O VII
day. Rev Z. N. Calisch and B. B. Munford,
Esq., wti be the orators at the celebration a
the temple
Tho Old-Murks house has received q coat Of
bright red pant, and its appearance " gfeauy
Improved. Tho iron columns have been paiuteo
leather color, vhiie the ceiling 10 painted pear
gray. The big hall on tho second aoor has Also
been thoroughly renovated and kaisomined y
hght yellow.
The remains Of Mr. villa n Mott: whose deatn
| In brooklyn Was reported In tho DISrAIch. -.
| rived here yesterday morning and we're nte,r5e
| in Shocxoe CemeSery WITH Nasontc hooosn.
| Dove LoIeo had 8 very good turn-ouI Int
| Worchipful Msssef, \. w. Jsdery. cmcieted, eua
| .Rsv. Dr. Cooper was present ~ chaplain eno
| rosd ths bsaxttal Masonic praycr.
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