Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-07
Personals and Briefs.

April llth-"
Personals and Briefs.
Mr. 7. T. Robertson, who has been quito sick,
is improving.
Mr.. Harvey Z. Pitts leaves to-day for an ex-
tended northern trip.
Mr. W. b. Bishop Of the Old Sweet Springs Is
at the Exchange Hotel
The Ladies' AuxiliarY OF Il. +. Lea Camp will
meet at Lee.Camp Hall to-day at J. N.
Rov. J. 7. Dickinson and wife, of Orange, y.
j.. are guests OF Roy. Or. 4. +. Dickinson.
Mr.. W. II. Tabb, who has been quito Ill for
scTeral weegs, has loft town TO spend tho sum-
mer in the mountains.
Mrs. Cary Brecknrideo has been the Gncst
during tho past week Of her aunt, MIS-. Nllllam
b. Calwell, 704 west Grace street.
Mr. Arthur VI. Quinn. accompanied by his
sister, Miss Maggie Quinn, left last night Tor
SiaultOn, Va, for a short visit 70 friends.
Mr. John T. r. Anderson IL being urgently So
lcited 10 allow his namo 20 20 beiore the people
as n candidate foT the House OF Delegates.
Mr. md Mrs G. W. Hicks, OF Lynchburc, who
have been visiting W. and Mrs. a. &. WilkinsOn,
Of $40 south Pine street, have returned home.
Captain and Mrs. Paul Sangaino,'e and dnueh-
ter, who have been visiting Mr'. x. errahdni,
haze returned 10 their home, IN Montgomery,
Ala.
j.. W..
Craie. Of Wilmington. y. C., ~ foHe 10 lhH
Worlds Fair, are the guests Of Mrs. Thomas W.
Gentry.
on Monday tho children of tho Be'yiiere
School and kindergarten gayo thcir annual
treat % tho children Of the Oii-Markct Kinder
garlen.
Tho rrocory-storc Of Mr. T.. c. KIDD, No. zoe
south Rnlvidcre street was entered Monday u
and about 800 was stoicn from the mone'-
drawer
Dr. II. Catcu Tabb left last wcok for Mil
waukee nni Chicago, whcro ho will attend the
meeting of tho Medical Directors Association
and the Worlds Fair.
In tho city Circuit Court Yesterday Judgment
was rendered for tho plaintiff in the case -
Lyon and Montague against {. NJ Mernes ad-
min.strntriX for S2S250.
Tho Chancery Court has bocn engaged for tae
pn@t two DAYS in hearing argument 10 the case
ot G.. II. Page and others against the virginia
Land and Loan Company.
Mrs. william y. Calweu ani dauchter will
leave ira q short while for Chlcaeo' Whero they
VIII spcnd some time, and return to the moun-
tains Ol Virginia, 70 remain untu late IN OctO-
ber
Nosars. Oliver Mountcas.le and schaap, eZ-
mcrnpsrs Of the Richmond Fro Department,
viii attenl tho convention IT the Nirginin state
Firemcn's Association which meets IN st1unton
today.
General Elorson Capers, Of sonth Carolina, re-
Gently elected Bishop OF the Protestant EOisco-
pal Churca OF tar S,nte, is in ae ci'y. tho guest
a hia kinsman, Mr. j. Ii. Capers. az Floyd
avenue.
At the request of tho various Good Iempiar
lodges Of Richmond Evangelist ". T. Williams
will preach q temperance sermon NJ tho tent, on
the correr Of Twcnty-third and Marshall streets,
Friday night, June 9th.
Tho cut committee OF the Committee on Gene
tories hhi caliei moetinG Yesterday cye-
ming md awarded 10 Mr.. John Sacker at cost
of : .317 tie contract 70 erect proposed holse
for tho Keeper Of Riyor-Niew cemetery.
The Bnildinc Committee Of tho Masonic Tenn
ple Major A. X. Courtney, chairman,l having
completes their labors the Board of Trustees
have ndoptei a series of resolutions thaukiug
them for their faithful and Efficient service.
Flectric.car No l. while passing down Main
strcof about $50 o'clock last night, was run into
| nv n cforerv-wAgon. but no serious damage ap-
| pears o. have been done. X seemed almost MI
raculous that the wagon was no; smashed up.
Mr. y. W Bowe, alrtlonecr. offered Captain
IIaNalls residence, on Franklin street opposite
Monroe Park, for sale by auction Yesterday. hnd
withdrew IL at S29,2jo. which. even In theso
! davs or financial striugcncy, - considered mach
| below its value.
A through southern train on tho Chesapeake
| and Ohio railway wont down % Newport news
Monday. being tho FIRST to accomplish this feat.
| II carried n number of United states soldiers
| from Fort Mcpherson % Ola Point and was one
| OF the Richmond aud Danvillo trains,
Tho fortnightly meeting q tho Central Com
| miftee of the ASSOCIATION for 'he Preservation ~
| Virginia Antiquities, which was . have been
! hold yesterday afternoon. was postpou %. ~ no
| quorum was present. Several communications
| ofimpor,ancc were to have been submitted.
A. tho meeting Of Iyanhoe Lodge Of Pythans
| Monday night the following onicers we're
elected 10 nli yacan ics: \. ConrIney, yice-chnn-
| ccllOr: W. r. Eanc-, prelatc: X. J. Cole, master
| OF works: Taylor Gray, master-at-ai ms; VIII
! liam Mcfarlane Jones, inner guard [. J..
DAVIS, outer guard.
| Rev +. Il. Hatcher passed through tho city
! Yesterday en- rOVfc 20 the South Boston Female
Institute where he was 20 deliver an address
last uyht. lie returns 20 the city to-day, aud
will tonight occupy The pulpit OF his father. who
| has gone 70 make the anal address at Carson
| College, Tennessee.
The members Of tho Rowe family who were
| made sick by eating ham on Monday are all i'm
! proving rapidly. Captain llulce " the Third
| Police station, has thoroughly Investigated the
mnttor and has como TO the conclusion that
! there was nothing criminal connected with the
! occurrence which came 50 near resulting serl-
ously.
TIE mentors OF the Junior and Friday Cor
man clubs gave n most enjoyable excursion 10
! Warwick Park last night, and q large party OF
| ladies and gentlemen went on the trip down the
James. Upon reaching the park dancing was
| INDUCED Ia until a late hour aud bOuntliul
| supps- was served. At least fifty couples took
part IN tho evenings pleasure.
The ladies' Auxiliary Of the Masonic Home
| held its quarterly meeting az the Temple yester-
/ dagnt noon. Very encouraging reports we're
| 10 ,eiyed irOm the recent entertainment. All Of
| The tickets arc not yet in, but the receipts
viii exceed what was anticipated by the ladies'.
\ vote OF thanks was tendered 10 Miss Mary
! Thaw and others who took part in the enter
| tainment.
The following convcts were received at tho
penitentiary yesterday: Daisy Petiit lcOlOred',
| from AccOmac county. 10 serve four years for
| grand larceny; COrnelia \. Shore lc0oredl from
Petersburg, TO servo one year for malicious as
| sault: Hester Branch (coored), from Peters
burg. 10 serve three wears for stealing from the
| porson; John Green (cOlore 81, from Page county,
| 10 serve two years for hOusebreaking.
Tho Richmond Light-Infantry Blues nt n
| meeting held last night accepted the handsome
| gold headed cane made by j. +. kohler and
presented by tho company TO MAJOR =. W. Rich
| arGron. Captain Cutchins has decided TO onlist
| twenty additional men, and no has equipments
| for that number The company passed resOlu-
| tons of thanks 70 tho Danviile Grays, who en-
| tertnined the Blues when The latter organization
| was in DGnyile.
The Board OF Associated Charities failed TO
| have o meeting last evening from want OF a
quorum. The solicitor reported having collected
| over one thousand dollars which mas been de-
posted IN bank % the credit Of the society This
| win warrant the immediate appointment OF tho
| - crotary and business manager. who will be
elected at special meeting OF tue hoard t. be
called IN u few days. so soon as the secretary IL
chosen the society win open an ONCE IN a central
| PORTION OF the city and begin IT'S good work.
Registered from Richmond.
Especial telegram 10 tho Dispaich.l
NEW YORK, June Cd. j. Benson. Morton J.
II. Estes, 81. Dsns; L. Huber, Broadway Cen