Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-26
Personals sod Briefs.

Personals sod Brier.
Mr.. Jackson Guy has returned TO tho
city.
Mr. William II. Perkins has returned
from the Worlds Fair
This weeks Mozart musicale will be
given on Thursday night.
Mr.. 4. j. Wray left for Washington yes
terday morning on business
Miss Bessie Harrison, OF Cumberland, is
staying at 2i6 east Main street.
Trcaurcr NJ. +. Swami. Of Powhatan
county. was at the Capitol yesterday.
cadet Charles r. Friend. Of East Rich
mond. left Saturday for Backsburg
college.
Rev !. F.. Little has returned 70 the
city after tour Of Canada and the Cat
Skin mountains.
Alr and Mrs John Henry Minor have
left FOR Pemherlon, Florida, where they
win reside permanently.
There is complaint about boys playing in
the new Union Station Methodist church
and disnguring the walls.
Misses Kate and Dolly Johnston have
returned 90 the ci'y after pleasant visit
up in Prince Edward county.
Rev. r. T.. williams and wife left yes
terday for Chicago. 10 be absent three
weeks. attending the Worlds Fair.
Mrs John O. Taylor and Mrs. George t.
King. returned home Sunday. after a
two weeks visit 10 the Worlds Fair
Miss Matte Hall and Mrs. NJ. w.
Ct Left
day with friends for the Worlds Fair.
Mrs NJ. J. Quarles ana daughter, Of
Baltimore. who have been visiting rela-
tiycs in the city, viii return home next
Monday.
Rev. r. A. Petersen, pastor Of Trinity
Methodist church, continues very i'll and
his friends and physicians are very I'M
easy about him.
Mr. Estridge. Of Southampton, England
and Captain Lorraine, Of London, are in
the city. ana express themselves delighted
with Richmond.
The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
will hold a regular meeting tonight Dr.
&. r. cullen will read Il paper on an i'm
portont subject
James Woodson (whte). from Pitsyl-
vnnla county. was received at the peni-
Tertiary yesterday TO serve one year for
malicious cutting.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
W c. r. T.. and the "Yg" Will be held
In the parlor Of the Y. NJ. G. A. this after
noon at o'clock.
The First Baptist church has recently
built handsome and commodious ad-
dltlon TO its Sunday School department
at cost OF 5000.
Meszrs. w. D. and Evan r. Chesterman
and George W Minter left Sunday after
noon for the Worlds Fair where they
will spend week or ten days.
The following suits we're instituted in
the City Circuit Court yesterday: NJ. f..
Bradley against Leigh Crutchfeld for M;
same ngainst : b. Gum for $50.
Messrs. billiard Russell and James A.
Quinn. of the auditors Office Of the Ches-
apeuke and Ohio. left Saturday night for
Chicago TO visit the Worlds Fair.
Rev w. A. White. Of birmingham.
who recently had "a delicate surgical OPP
Grafton performed on him at the Retreat
for the Sick. is getting along very nicely.
Miss Lizzie Bridges has returned home
from the mountains. She spent several
weeks with Miss Kate Conrad. daughter
Of Major Holmes Conrad, in Winchester
Mrs. w. T.. Hatcher having returned
TO the city, Will resume her Young Ladies
bible Class this morning In the ladleS
parlor Of the Grace-Street Baptist church.
AIR. James OConnen. grand master
machinist l. \. NJ. has Just returned
from a business trip through the South
nnd reports the order In fiourishing con-
dltion.
Colonel w. L. Cutshaw. city Engineer,
who Inns been visiting the Worlds Fair
and other places In the West Il expected
back I'm about a week. lie has months
vacation.
There will be an interesting christian,
Fulesyor meeting at the SeNenth-Stree'
Cbrlatian church tonight Rev George
u. Rutlelge, of NOrioik' anu o'H'i9 W."
make addresses.
Auss Imorcne Rogers. sister of Mr.
Edgerton Rogers. ana very 1l 'Y p,.,
ans clever young lady, VIII make hlch'
mond her home and will not return 10
Rome a. she had inteued.
General James C. Field, Of Aihemarie
county. ono Of the leading lights In the
mind rarty is I'm the city He is stopping
M Nlurphys Hotel He speaks al Saiuua'
AIillleseX county. tomorrow.
The funeral of Mrs Frances Eckert
who died Saturday afternoon at her resi-
acnc.. 2s6 north Seventeenth street tooF
place Yesterday morning from ST. Mary
church and was largely attended.
p,c,,oop5 Lodge No. /. /. O. O. F., held
"A U.u-attended meeting last evening not
,,.,,lst,rilur the extreme inclemency of
the weather Several speeches were iiaNe
81. ....-f.u uug one OF interest.
officer Vest. of the First station arrested
Willie YOUNG. a notorious negro BOY thltl
YESTERDAY for attempting To rob the
uoney-drawcr of Henry iAltHln N.u
keeps a saloon at Twentieth ana Main
streets.
Mrs J y Wood and Miss Matte Tray
lor ~ South Eclvilcrc street who az
tended the annual state Convention Of th'
\Vonuu's Christian Temperance Union a
stanton last week. returned home sat
Uriay evening.
Mr.. James Y. Doherty. president of tn
cigsrmak,rs' Union of Richmond an.
fourth vice-presidnnt OF the G. NJ. l. y. o
America. has left to attend the interna
ttonal Convention OF CiEarmakers, Whici
convened yesterday at Milwaukee, WIS.
AIR Wallace Washington. chief Poe
Sunday night officer John +. Shinoerger
who has most acccptably aided MAO
Poe In The clerks absence, returned L
his duties I'm the Second District yester
day.
Mrs. Silas Shelburne left yesterday To-
thc Worlds Fair While in Chicago sh'
Will be- the guest of her brother Ar
Thomas Balmer. She vii return via CO
lunbus. Ono stopping In the latter cit!
for several days with Mr.. and Mrs Ap
pleton Idc.
1 one OF the large French plate-glass WIN
dows IN the building occupied by th'
Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan an.
Trust Company. corner Main ana Ienti
streets, was badly cracked on Sunday Il
some mysterious way. II Is suppose,
+ 60 have been caused by the settling OF th'
/ building.
/ Policeman Werner. Of the First DIS
( trlct. picked up lot OF clothing al me
corner OF Seventeenth and Franklin
/ streets late last night. lie endeaVored L
/ ascertain II any crooked work had Deer
/ going on. but could detect none. He car
I rlod his "swag" 70 the station mouse
g s.aV Vst IL