Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-06
Personals and Briefs.

OF Richmond, ana nrA hhrrisoh oto"i!' W
Westoyer.
Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Henry s. Hutzler has returned from an
extended trip 10 Florida and Cuba
Mr.. John NJ. RyaIl. who has been quite SICK
was able 10 DO out driving yesterday
Miss saule Bruce. Of this city. has gone to
Washington 10 spend fortnight or more.
N,as NAV Bowers, Of No. Floyd avenue,
who has been very sick, 10 reported much better
Miss Grscs Thompson. Of ST. Louis, is the
guest Of Miss Mamie Saunders, on vest Frank
lin street.
Rev. Nelson 7. Dame, of Winchester, is visit
ing at the residence Of Mr.. Edward j. Warren
on Third street.
The congregation Of ST. Andrews church di1
not hold any meeting on Easter Monday. Inc
old yestry, therefore, holds over.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday in the case
OF Michael Fernandez against w. c. billiard
verdict was rendered for the defendant.
The Washington Star announces that mar
riage-llcense was issued In that city yesterday
10 Mr. Frederick y. Freeman and Miss Lucy ".
Stnnard, both OF Richmond.
Tho Stuart Horse Guard had mounted drill
Yesterday afternoon, With forty men present
The troop presented splendid appearance as
II marched down Main street after the drill.
Mr.. and Mrs W. b. Nicholas have issued inyi-
tations 70 the marriage OF their daughter jane
Peasants Darlington, 70 ;. III. stockett Ht tue
Second Presbyterian church this afternoon at
half-peet o'clock.
Rev. Eldrldge h. Hatcher was in the city yes
terday. Mr. Hatcher preached On sunday last
AZ tho First Baptist church Ia Norfolk. ana " is
thought he will accept The call recently eAtehuSu
him by that congregation.
MAYOR Enyson andthe reception Committee Of
a.. . Ipf "a IN
Mckinney at o'clock to-day and ccnter Win
him respecting the programme for the enter
tainment OF the southern Governors.
Mr.. Frank r. Lipscombe, Of White Hail. Phlla-
delphia who has been IN tho city several days
visiting relatives and friends. left yesterday 70
visit Williamsburg, Newport News, and Old
Point Comfort on his return to his northern
home.
Rev. S. II. Greene, p. D.. pastor Of Calvary
Baptist church in Washington. u. C., and Mr.
Charles H. Fsirman, an attorney nj law and n
prominent Sunday-schOOl worker IN the same
church, are In the city. stopping at the Exchange.
They are en- route 20 Virginia Beach.
Henry Harris, colored dray-driver for Mr..
Adolphus Blair. fell dead at the Richmond and
Danville freight depot yesterday afternoon
Coroner Taylor was notified. and after viewing
the body deemed an inquest unnecessary, as
the man evidently died from heart-fsilure.
Only two non-residents have applied TO the
Advisory Committee on Music for Virginia for
examination 10 20 before the Committee on tho
Worlds Fair Columbian Commission on MUSIC.
Professor Reinnardt answered both letters.
The applicants will have to appear In person.
The meeting of the stockholders aud lIfe-m
bers Of the Virginia state Agricultural and Ne
ohanical Society announced for yesterday has
been postponed until the IAN instant ms
was due 90 the fact that the committee 70 repre-
sent the city had not been appointed, ana con-
sequently quorum was not present.
The Richmond and Roanoke Land Company
Mt its annual meeting On Tuesday elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Prei-
dent, l.. Z. Christian; Nice-President, II. h.
simpson; Secretary and Treasurer, F.. Cllman,
and J. b. Elan, william Dahron, Z. S. Turpn.
=. :. Brooke, j. X. Priddy, +. IL. Walton, and +.
Stumpf, directors.
A regular meeting of the ladies' Auxiliary OF
Lee Camp was held I'm Lee-Camp halt yesterday
afternoon. Many cases Of desttuton among
those who have not gotten over the effects OF the
severe winter we're reported and tDeir needs
were temporarily supplied Tho usual bills were
paid and some other unimpOrtant routine Dusl-
ness WAS disposed Of.
The meetings Mt the Randolph street Bapls.
church are being largely attended and the In
terest bong manifested IS increasing. Inst
night there were i've conversions ana many re-
quests for prayer Rev. A. j. Fristoe, OF Peters
burg is conducting tho services, and his SER
mons possess much power. The revival viii
continue for about ten days.
Acharter has been granite the Sharpe Lyceum,
a cOloredbenevOlent, moral, and social organiza-
ton. The officers are PeytOn i. Booker, presi-
dent: John Preston, yice-prcsident John
Brooks, treasurer: Randolph johnson, socre-
tary. Joseph Johnston, samuel Washington, q.
W. johnson, Archie Johnson, and John Preston,
directors. John Brooks, Peyton Booker, and
Randolph johnson, trustees.
The following vestrymen have been elected by
the congregation Of Moore-AemOrtal church: r.
n III Pa
Myers, Dr.. II. G.. Carlton, X. II. smith, Z. {.
Mayo, Z. W. Pickren. John w. Gordon, John
Dunlop, Roosevelt Page, James NJ. Ball The
vestry met yesterday evening and y. w. Pick
rell was elected senior warden; L. NJ. Garnet,
junior warden; John +. Glenn, registrar, and
L. {. Mayo, treasurer.
BOze's Hall, corner Of Mostly and Venatle
streets, will doubtless be flled tonight with
members Of the Order OF Good Iemplars. Jcf-
fersOn Lodge, No. so, will DO visited by the
Grand Chief Tenpiar OF Virginia. Major j. W.
NeNton. Of stanton. This Is the FIRST one Of his
official Visits - tho Richmond lodges. Chief
Templar e. II. Smith. OF Jefferson Lodge. says
there will probably DO from fifteen to twenty can
didates present for initiation tonight.
The ladies' Of the Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association held their regular
monthly meeting Tuesday in the bOard-r0Om OF
the association building. Considerable business
Of importance was transacted. An Appropriation
Of 400 Was made by tho auxiliary 10 add a
number OF the latest DOCKS 10 the library OF the
institution. In addition tothls amount S25 was
procured by the Library Circle. They hope TO
increase this fund each month. Is was decided
10 give a supper 90 tho members Of the assoca-
ton boat club on April 25th under tbs direction
Of q committee Of the auxiliary.
Among those who graduated with distinction
last night was Nash +. Snead, nephew Of Mrs.
W. z. Hatcher. "A son OF DR.. GsOrgo II. Snead, Of
Fluyanna county, and brother Of the chief OF
the Music Department OF the Richmond Female
Institute. DR.. Snead had already taken the
course at the University Of Virginia, graduating
in mdterta medieG and therapeutics. On leaving
tho university he went before the State board
and passed with distinction. He read medicine
with his father for year snd has practiced
with bin two summers. He has also spent two
years at our Richmond Medical College.