Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-15
Personals and Rriefs

Sora are unusually plentiful this season.
Hon. b. b. Munford has returned to the
city.
There will be a regimental assembly
tonight, at the Armory.
Mr.. Ed. H. Garcin will leave to-day for
Chicago and the Worlds Fair
Hon. Lyon G. Tyler, President of Will
liam and Mary. was in the city yesterday.
There will be meeting Of the Commit
tee on Streets at o'clock this afternoon.
Alderman Charles w. Hardwlck and
family have returned from the World s
Fair.
Mr.. ]. +. Jackson, Editor OF the South
ern Planter. is out after a spell of ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. Lewis Fleming, Of sO7 west Grace
street, have gone to Farmyille to spend a
few days.
Eugene T. Gregory, Commissioner OF the
Capitol yesterday.
Professor Campbell is a former resident
Of Richmond. and is son of Rev. DR..
VIM. y. Campbell.
Mr. S. S. =. Patteson. chairman of the
the Democratic nomination for floater-
to the Worlds Fair
Mr. a. a. Warlleld. Jr., of Alexandria,
Va, is stopping with Mr.. \. l.. Richard
son. 1O2 west Main street.
Mrs. Morgan Treat and Senator Le-
land, of West Point, are visiting Mrs. j.
II. Redwood, No. 2202 east Marshall
street
The ladies OF the City Mission ask
their friends to help them. Their fund
for milk and medicine is almost ex-
hausted.
1t is understood that Rev. DR.. Car
michael, will, in a few days declare In
court his intention to become citizen
of the United States.
Mr.. Isaac Dggs, Of West Point. was In
the city yesterday. He is candidate for
the Democratic nomination for tioater
| delegate for King William and Hanover.
The second grand excursion to James
| town of the boys OF the Richmond Male
| Orphan Asylum, which was to have taken
place tonight has been postponed until
Monday night.
Professor Campbell is a young man
| thoroughly equipped for his work and MS
speech Saturday evening completely
captivated his audience, and won for him
| host of friends"
Rev. r. A. Goodwin will preach his
| first sermon at old ST. Johns on heN'
! Sunday. and Rev. j. j. Gravatt Will enter
| upon his ministry at Moore Memorlal
on the first Sunday In October.
Mr.. James ]. Creamer, editor Of the
Machlnists' Journal, has returned from
| Cbica on whore no had been in attendance
at the Labor Day celebration as one oi
the speakers on that occasion.
Miss Kate Overton. of Kentucky, who
| has been visiting Miss Boykin OF NO.
south Third street, left for Louisa county
Yesterday, where she will remain Tor q
| few days before returning to Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ashby Jones ano
Miss Susie Hickson and Miss Kate Slater
returned Yesterday afternoon from CObb'S
| Island. They left the island In terriol,
storm. and II was feared that they woulc
not get across.
| The Ellzabethtown News contains
an account OF the dedication OF the ne"
building of Harding Collegiate Institute al
| that place. and the delivery OF the Keys
| 10 Professor Campbell, the recently elect
ed President. The Institute is feeder
| to the Central University. The NEWS
| says:
! Mrs. Martha J. Holland has issued invi
tations for the marriage OF her daughter
Miss Lily, to Mr.. Robert X. Sadler. Ih'
! ceremony win be performed at Lyle
| church. Wilmington. Fluvanna county oi
| Wednesday morning September 2Oth,
| IL o'clock. Mr.. Sadler resided IN hich
| mond foe a number OF years. and Is
brother OF Mr.. w. H. sadler, Of this city