Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-30
Personals ami Brisfs.

Personals ami Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ID. Aylett returned
to Charl ottesvIlle yesterday.
Miss Bello W. Tunstall, of Norfolk, is
visiting the family OF Governor Mckin-
ney.
Mr.. Ellis NJ. Talbot, of Macon. Ca, ison
visit to his father, MIR. Charles W. Tai
bOtt.
Mr.. John 7. Callaghan. of Washington.
D. c., is in the city on IA short visit 10 old
friends
The whole number of deaths in Rich
mond last week was 35-l7 white and Is
colored.
Professor T. Louis Ide's new comedy
leise" will be presented at Sanger Hall
tonight
Mr.. Haywood Parker, of Asheville, \. C.,
is IN the city visiting his brother, Dir. +.
NJ. Parker. Jr.
Mr.. William H. Hatcher and sister, of
Brantford Canada. are visiting the family
of Rev. Dr. William T.. Hatcher of this
city.
Granville Traylor (colored) was received
at the pententiary yesterday from Halifax
county to serve one year for malicious as
sault.
Mrs. Julian Tenant is visiting Glen
Mary" the guest ot Miss Mary G. Terrell.
daughter OF Colonel o. IA. Z. Terrell, of
Orange.
Mrs. VI. p. Battle. of North Carolina, sis
ter Of Mr. +. NJ. Parker, Jr.. OF this city, IL
visiting the family of Mrs. L. Courtney
jenkins.
The Howitzer Association will parade
a L.. 90 .Agt uf lA
corner OF Seventh and Grace streets at
O'Clock sharp.
BY reason Of the memorial exercises to-
morrow afternoon the meeting OF tho Cen
trail Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be omitted.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Richmond Indian Association will be held
at tho Young Mems Christian Association
parlors to-day ut IL Nj.
MAJOR b. f. Eakle, general manager of
the White Sulphur Springs, paid the city
a hurried business visit yesterday, RETURN
ing 10 the mountains last night.
Miss May Turner. the daughter of tho
Hon. r. \. Turner. of Go0chland county
Va, passed through Richmond Yesterday
e., roiae u visit friends al Hanover Court
house.
II. s. Armstrong, n young white man,
was arrested yesterday charged with steal
ING u set Of harness from L. j. Gary. The
case will bo heard IN the Police Court this
morning.
Mrs. W. G. Fear. of west Cary street,
accidentally let a wIndOw-sash fall upon
her hand Sunday afternoon. Two fingers
were broken and the hand was badly cut.
The family physician dressed the wounds.
Resolved. That immigration Should
BE Kcsirlcted,' Is the subject Tor discus
sion at the meeting of StOnewall Club, No:
30. Lvccum League OF America, TO be held
at the Young Mems Christ ian Association
tonight.
hlr. Thomas G.. Leath did not express it
as his opinion that the court would not
confirm the sale Of the Richmond Theatre
for S3G 600 on Friday last. "a might be ln-
ferrcd from what has been published. lie
regards the price as very far one.
Mrs. Joseph r. Gill. superintendent of
the Male orphan Asylum, has sent 10 the
DISPATCH for exhibition double-headed
cabbage. The curiosity was grown III the
garden at the asylum, and ls an evidence
OF the skill the boys have acquired IN hor-
tlcultlral affairs.
Miss Ella ID. Harris. the accomplished
daughter of the late J.. Il. Harris, of New
Kent county, left last evening for New
York, where she will sail at noon today
for South America, to visit her sister 1lrs.
". y. Smith. at Aspnwall. She Will re-
main about three months.
There will be an interesting Christian
EndeayOr meeting at the Seventh-Stree
Christian church tonight. Tho various
unions will submit reports and Mr. W. IL.
fl. Smith, Of Washington. will make an
address. Mr.. Smith Is an entertaining
speaker and there IS a trea, IN store for
those who hear him.
Henry Smith. negro. was arrested yes
terday by Officer Amos on the charge Of
stealing lead pipe Tho negro sald Mr..
Joseph Heppert gave him the pipe, but
MIR. Heppert's foreman dld not think so.
Mir. Heppert could not be found by the
policeman and the negro was held. His
case will be heard this morning IN the Po-
lice Court.
The ambulance answered the following
calls Yesterday At 7:45 A. Nj. to 532 north
First 10 o cOlored woman with cramp. She
was treated aud lett. At 1915 A. IL. TO
1904 east Marshall street 10 o colored man
sick. He was treated aud taken home.
At 9:47 Z. NJ. to Second and Duval TO u
colored woman who was sick. She was
taken TO the almshouse tor treatment.
The stable of Mr. James Woodall, in the
rear OF 1903 Ross street. was entered Fri
dav night and his horse taken away. The
animal was returned some time before
daybroak Saturday morning. Two ugly
cuts were IN the horses face and Dr. Har-
baugh was summoned. He thinks the
gashes were made by some evil disposed
person. The matter was reported TO Chief
Poe. and Sergeant Tomhnson is investi-
eating the case.
Chairman Patteson. Of the City Demo-
cratic Committee, states that a petition IS
being circulated asking that body to re-
consider It's action relative to holding q
convention and TO have primary instead.
The chairman saws the paper has been
signed By over 5000 persons and that 1t
will be presented at the next meeting of
the committee. Similar petitions are being
circulated with reference TO the election
of delegates TO the gubernatorial conven-
tion.
Rev. W. Il. Cowardin, s. j.. of Balti-
more, arrived in the city yesterday after
noon and Is the guest OF his brother,
Colonel G. OBJ Cowardin, No. l07 east
FrankIinS He will this morning ofhciate
at services at the Cathedral IL celebration
of the golden wedding of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Purcell. HeUvill
also take part in the Davis reintermont
ceremonies, as he is ono of the chap
lains of the Society OF the Army and Navy
OF the Confederate States in Baltimore.
ON Manhsstan leland.
(By telegraph 70 the Dispa:cn.l
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