Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-03
Personals and Briefs.

Rev. DR.. A. z. Owens, OF Norfolk. is in the city.
Rev. W. 4. McKeefrey left Wednesday for
Albeinarlc county.
Devotions TO tho Sacred Heart wero held in ell
Of tho Catholic church % last night.
Mrs. Mary S. Bradley is visiting her sister,
Mrs. John X. Waddill, Of Charles city county.
Mrs. ]. Keller. Of Brooklyn, n. y, daughter
OF Mrs. c. 4. Pizzni. is on visit to her mother
Miss Percie Bradley. after short but pleasant
visit 10 friends In Newport News, has returned
homo.
Messrs. c. r. Butler and II. T. Hancock have
returned from pleasant hshing eAcursloh do"h
the river.
Major William C. Scott and his granddaugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Scott, are visiting AT olZ
east Clay street.
Mr.. Joseph W. starke, Of Hanover county, has
been on n visit to his brother, Mr. John W.
starke Of this city.
Policeman b. A. Pillow killed dog Thursday
supposed % be mad) on the premlse5o OF No. 4O3
west Marshall street
Mr.. w. Waverly Taylor, who has boon
visiting friends here for tue past two days. has
returned 20 Washington. ID. Z.
There was n called meeting OF the Committee
on second Market yesterday eiternCOD' Ohly
routine business was transacted.
Cards are out tor the marriage OF Ida Il.
Rogers 70 Edward V. Mcintyre, OF Petersburg,
juno l4th at Christ church at o'clock Z. NJ.
Mr.. Silas shelburne ia in no way connected
with tho SHIELD e Shelburne Tobacco supply
Company, who have just made an assignment
DR.. c. II. Rylsnd was called TO Hanover yes
te. lay to preach the funeral OF Mrs. Dickinson,
n venerable member OF Waluut-GrOve church
The ambulance was called yesterday az 9:4O
A. ~ to L. c. Williamss factory 70 a cOlored boy
with his thumb cut of. Hewas treated aud left
haa baa
several months in Fioriia. has returned to tho
city. and is now residing at 3i6 east Main street.
Mr. 7. =. Bug, who was so badly injured by
the recent Chesapeake and Ohio railway acct
dent In Fulton, was out Thursday for the nrSt
time.
Clerk J. +. Flournoy, OF the Second Market.
Yesterday condemned a lot OF western Deel Oi-
fered for sale in the market. 10 was taken 70
the crematory aud destroyed.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Ida 2.
Rogers and Mr.. Edward Y. Mcintyre. Inc cere-
mony viii be performed at Christ's church on
Wednesday evening, June 14th, At O'Clock.
Mr.. Walter J. Todd, whose feed-store, on north
Sixth street, was quite severely damaged by nre
early Yesterday morning. estimates his loss NJ
g.. 900. lie thinks the building was sat on fire
by an tncendlary.
A mule belonging to the Rich nond Railway
and Electric Company while pulng car on
Broad street Thursday fell down, and before the
driver could stop tho car the Dfeak-fou hau dSe-
rated the animals hind-le2s quite oadly Dr.
Donaldson sewed up the cuts.
In the Chancery Court yesterday the Virginia
Safe Deposit and Fidelity Company qualified as
administrator Of the estate 0, Isaac A. Gentry.
The property Involved amounts 20 siO.OOO 10
sI2 600. William Tonnant qualified as eXecu-
tor OF the will " Mary Winfree.
The Council Committee on Streets was TO have
held meeting last evening 10 Investigate The
expediency of opening and grading harrington
street from Seventeenth to BUCHANAN. Ony
Messrs. Carter, Bahon aud White and the City
Engineer and his assistant were present, ana II
y,as decided that the matter should Dc brought
up at some future meeting OF the committee.
Now that the summer has commenced. there
will probably be another effort % organize BAH
team In this city. The lndefatigaolc squire
Donatl is stlll Interested IN the sport, anu Viii
Doubtless start another club II no secs any poss-
bility OF securing the support OF the crankA
There has been some talk OF organizing state
lee Ie, composed Of the Forest Hills. VirginiAs
ana Petersburss, but whether the pans viii
materialiZo remains 10 be seen.
Joupa Lodge, No. 40, Of Masons, has re-electsd
its old officers, as follows: Thomas Whtfei, wor-
shipful master; samuel ID. Davies, senior war
den; sol. Cutchins, junior warden; James L.
Rhippin, treasurer; George C. Jonsrson' sscre-
tary; c. +. Wood, senior Deacon; ID. @. White
head, junior deacon. Appointed by the Hor-
John Boucher, Thomas j. BoSles, ana Robert
Whittet, J, stewards committee. u. u. Collins,
tiler: Kew George Ii. Ray, chaplain; William
| Krause. steward.
Mr. Henry Kritzer, who died Ia Buffalo. N. Y,
| on Thursday, was a native OF Richmond and a son
| OF the late Henry kritzer, wellknown former
citizen. He left Richmond IN 1870 ana resided
for a time in Mansfield, Pa Latterly he re-
moved 10 Buffalo. He was 46 years OF age. and
| leaves a wife and children. Mr.. Kritzer was
| brother OF MIR. Anthony kriizer and Mrs. james
d. Angie, OF this city. An older brother, Mr..
| Philip krtzer, died somo years ago. MrA Angle
went on 10 Buffalo Thursday night 10 attend the
| funeral, which took place yesterday.