Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-29
Persnnals and Briefs.

DIR. D.. A. Kuyk has returned from
his vacation.
DR.. Hilsman is quite sick at his resi-
dence. on west Main street.
Rev. Martin Johnson, of Powhatan
county, was In the city yesterday.
Miss Alma Brown, Of this CITY, is visit
ing Mrs Richardson, at West Point.
General F'itzhugh Lee was stopping at
the Astor House New York, on Monday.
Miss Gertrude Simpson has left the city
TO spend a few weeks with friends In
Ashland.
Mr.. G.. f. Delarue left yesterday for
a trip TO Washington, Baltimore, ana
Ocean View.
Sergeant Thomas, OF the Police Court,
will leave the city next Tuesday Tor
ten-days' visit to Louisa.
Miss Lily Urquhart has returned to t the
city after a two-weeks' Visit 10 MISSES
Forbes and Steger 1t Bon Air.
Mary Dabney (colored was arrested
Yesterday on warrant sworn out by
Lizzie Lee charging her with stealing
$3.50.
A marriage license was issued in Wash
ington Monday 10 Mr.. Hardeman II. VIII
liams and Miss Maria ID. Adams, OF Rich
mond.
Mr.. Malvern C. Patterson and wife,
who have been visiting Judge Lochrane'
OF Albemarle, have returned to Rich
mond.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit, the Democratic
nominee I'm this district, will make his
first speech of the campaign in Chester
field county.
Mr.. $. Stern left last evening for a
trip OF some days to New York. Phila-
delphIa. Baltimore, Atlantic city, and
other places.
The Republican District Committee will
meet at Henrico Courthouse to-day, but
the impression prevails that tney VIII not
make a nomination for Congress just yet.
Julian Loterzo. driver OF No. engine,
has gone to Washington. He received a
furlough of ten days, and will visit Bal
timore, Philadelphia, and New York be-
fore he returns.
Mr.. c. Adoph Schultz has gone 10
Washington 10 attend the knights oil
Pythla's encampmeut. he VIII De ap-
sent about ten days.
Mr.. Charles II. Skinner. after spending
a few days In this city, left yesterds
for Stafford county. Va, where ne VIII
remain several days before leaving Tor
his home in Hoosick Falls, n. y.
Colonel 4. w. Archer. proprietor OF the
Exchange and Ballard Hotels. who has
been quite Ill for the past few days, was
reported to be so much improved last
night as to probably be able 10 be out to-
day.
The remains Of Miss Bette C. Lyme who
died Monday At Hermitage, the home OF
Mr.. y. NJ. Blair. In Amelia county, VIII
arrive In the city this morning Via the
Danville road, and be buried In Holly
wood.
Mr.. Albert p. Fox, OF this city. who has
been supplying the pulpit or tne Baptlst
church at PassadumkeaS. Me, during va
cation. will resume his studies at Newton
Theological Institution. Newton Centre,
Mass. on Monday next.
Mr.. Luther Libby. deputy clerk or the
Law and Equity Court. left the city yes,
terday for the Pamunkey river TO spend
ten days fishing on the reservation OF the
Pamunkey Indians, having accepted an III
vitGtion from Chief Bradley.
general meeting of the stockholders
of the Life-Insurance Company or Nr-
y;nia was 10 have been held yesterday al
IL O'Clock, but there was not quorum
resent and the meeting adjourned over
until September 18th at II o'clock.
blue and the Gray" which Is published
BY the Current Publishing Company, OF
Philadelphia, Is in the city. Mr.. Walker
Is a native OF Richmond, but has been
living In Philadelphia for some years.
The condition OF Rev. b. NJ: Randolph
College OF Virginia Hospital was much
more favorable yesterday. The operation
performed on him Monday evening BY
DIR. George Ben. Johnston was very sue
cessful.
Mrs. Josie Clarke, OF No. 500. north
Twenty,fourth street. has returned home
after = few months very pleasantly spen'
in Fluvanna county with friends. Mis-:
Minnie Clarke. daughter OF Mrs: JOSIE
Clarke. took part IN conc n,ns az fo aT
her fine singing. She came home with mel
mother.