Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-27
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. W. p. Dillon. OF Lynchburg, is in the city.
DR.. John W. Dinard and family, Of Lynchburg'
are in tho city.
Mrs. {. Kloin, Of Baltimore, Is visiting her son'
Mr.. George Klein.
f. W. Milstcad, Sheriff Of Warwick, visited
the Capitol yesterday.
Mr. joseph l. seay, OF Genito, Powhatan
county, Is extremely III.
Mr. Dudley Mitchell, Of Memphis, Tend, is IN
tho ,iiy and viii remain for few days.
Judge Minor. Of the Henrico County Court,
granted several parties lquorliccnses ycster-
day.
Mr.. George w. Hll leaves to-day for Chicago,
where 40 will he located during tho WORLDS
Fair.
Rev. Eldridge q. Hatcher will not take charge
OF The First Baptis. church, Norfolk, until Octo-
Der LIST.
B,ividere Council. Royal Arcanum. No. 1880,
will hold an important meeting tonight at Cen
| trail Hall.
A very important meeting Of Old Dominion
Democratic Club VIII DO hold tonight. full AZ
| tendance il desired.
Bishop John G. Granbery viii not be able to
attend the Nay meeting OF ;he Methodist Boards
nt Kansas city, Mo.
Tho pretty cantata a Visit TO Grandpa y
will he given at the Clay-street Baptist church
| t''-s4t''.A'rh hAAAAt'
The work Of pulling down the Grant house. on
| Twelfth street 70 maze room Tor inc nc" Ten
| trail school, Is nearly completed
A committee from the School Board will visit
| Leigh School to-day, aud the Valley and Marshall
schools viii be inspected tomorrow.
| Row. Dr. J. {. Hiden win lecture at Gordons-
villo Friday might FOR the beuen; Of the Coincide
rate Soldiers' Cemetery Association.
Richard Rcdd dhqs Haulet col red) was re-
ceiveI at the Uenitentiary yesterday from Halt
| fax county 20 serve two years for forgery
William II. Atkinson, Of No. 20 Governor
| street. has been confined az homo on account 81
sickness TOR the last wcek and - still very sick
| II win cost about $3.50 10 replace the beautiful
| window OF Nenahlo-Strcet Baptist church, which
was blown ont and demolished by the storm Of
! last Friday afternoon.
! The Central Woman's Christian Temperance
| Union held q meeting yesterday afternoon AZ
o'clock end transacted considerable amount
] Of routine business.
The third sunday in May will be observed as
! Chilircnf-D1y and al the Methodist sunday
schools are preparing excellent programmes FOR
| the happy occasion.
Judge Farrar passed through the city yester-
| day 10 hold ms court IN Amelia, having COM
| pleted his lecture engagements M the North
! ern Neck q Virginia and at Williamsburg.
Reports thus far received at the Office Of the
| Commissioner Of Agriculture DO not indicate
that me frost Of last sunday night did any great
| amount OF damage to fruit or other vegetation
Mabel Paige is having very fair audiences at
| tho Theatre de- pite the inclemen; weather. L.
night ehe viii present the pretty musical comedy
| "M1sette A"Little LORD fauntieroy matinee
| is announced for saturday afternoon.
Tho work Of replacing tho smokc-stack Of the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company that
was blown down in last Fridays wind-storm IL
! progressing satisfactorily. Tho stack Tell on the
ONCE building. damaging the roof and one side
Of ihe structure considerably.
The following suits we're instituted In the Chy
Ciclit Court Yesterday: Mary d. Tyler AGAINST
William Parsons. administrator for Henderson
WALKER, for $50; j. Feinekes Brother
against the commandment fire-lnsurance
Company Of virginia for 81 900.
There viii be an important meeting Of tho
HinesMemorial Committee AZ Marshall Lodge
tonight IL is earnestly hoped that every men,
Der Of the committee from this city and Man
chester will attend, IS matters Of especial mo-
mcnt 20 Richmond are 10 be- considered.
The ambulance answered the following calls
yesterday Az Il 4. VI. 70 tho Iredegar Works
TO a white man with sprGIned ankle. lie was
trca.ed and taken home. At 2:1j p VI. to 1OS
Denny street, Fulton, % white man with his
hand mashed. lie was treated and lott at
home.
Trinity Lodge of Good Templars has elected
the following officers: Chief Iemplar, William
H. Hausi0rd; Vice-Templar Violin Cleaton Sc
creiary, H.. NJ. Trimble Financial Secretary,
John Mcdowell; Treasurer, Mrs. A. j. Pyle;
Chaplain, Bransford Jeter; Marshal, Ellis
White; Guard -- Greenwood Sentinel John
Tranum; Orsanist. Gussie Pyle,
Messrs Sol. Haas, treflc manager: j. NJ. cup
assistant traffic manager; l.. :. Brown, passen-
Ger agent. and n. /. simpson, secretary 20 the
traffic MANAGER, Of she Danylle system, we're IN
the city yesterday. They came here 20 attend
meeting OF the umbian-lieights Land Com
plny. 10 whi'h they are Interested, and 10 III
spect The Offices OF tho railroad company here.
Messrs John Dunlop, J. W. Gordon, and Z. W.
Pickreu have been appointed by tho vestry OF
Moore Ncu Orial church % recommend rector
70 succeed Rev. Dr.. Sprigg. large number OF
cleigyrlen are mentioned in connect N with
tie rectOrship, among them hoy. h. ). AicBryde.
Of Lexington, Va; Rev. 5. 5. Moore, OF Pari err
burg, anu Rev. Il. I. Williams, assistant az -.
Pa1ls church, Richmond.
The Carpenters tnion Of tho city held a very
interesting meeting on Tuesday night. Tho at
tendance was unusually large aGd the session
was Ur siloI over 10y Sir. Hugh Mccoy, nom
Der OF the Exec ltiye Board Of the order The
union decided thaf after MGy lat the system Of
aliogiug no mau who Is not union man 10 WORK
union men Of Richmond were assured If the
nnaaciel and moral support 81 the Executive
Committee Of the brotherhood In case Of
stri.o.
our Daily New York Hotel Report.
Especial telegram 20 the DisDatch.l
NFw YORK, April 2G.-Mr. G. II. Valentine, Of
Richmond. Va, IS stopping at the Broadway
Central.
No other house DOES-EvER DID-or EVER
wILL-seu such STERLING QUALITIES at