Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-28
Personals and Briefs.

Miss Mabel l.. Page left the city last
week to visit friends In Monroe county,
w Va.
Rev. Or. II. a. Topper has gone TO
Denver. col, for his usual two months
summer trip.
Misses Clemmie and jamie Norton, Of
Huntington. w. Va, are visiting friends
at 5l3 north Eleventh street
Police Commissioner L. G. FIG has been
fortunate enough TO recover the Masonic
charm he lost a few days ago.
Rev. Father Z. NJ. Tierney, who has been
visiting the city, returned to his pastOrate
al Falls Church yesterday morning.
Mr.. Patrick Keenan,. who has been con-
fined to his home by Illness for some days.
was able to leave his bed yesterday.
The choir of Leigh-Street Baptist church
will give a sacred concert at tho Soldiers
Home tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Mr. !. a. Upshur and family. not DIT.
John n. Upshur and family, are summer
ing at Kcysvile. Or. Upshur Is sun IN
the city.
The police Of the Second District found
n carriage-rOhe yesterday IN the street,
and the owner can get IL by calling at
the station.
Mr.. Charles W. Campbell. OF No. 1901
east Cary street will leave the city this
afternoon on a visit to his mother, III
Mathews county.
Messrs. Robert Thon. Willie Jennings
Willie Brandt. and Ashby Dean have re-
turned from most enJoyapie Trip 10
Newport News and Old Point.
Rev. w. L. Wright. Mr.. Ernest NJ.
Long. and Miss Sallie Beach. OF this city,
arc i'm Toronto attending the meetings OF
the Baptist Young Peoples Union.
County-Clerk S. Z. Waddnl yesterday
COMPLETED "A copy of the records IN the
Smithers Precinct election case. which
will be submitted to the Circuit Court.
MIR Frederick Mercur. who il is be-
HeVcd was fatally injured In the mine ac-
cldent near Wilkesbarre. Pa, THURSDAY,
il nephew Of Mrs. Peterkin, OF ms
city.
There will he no service at Grace-Street
PRESBYTERIAN church tomorrow as the
pastor Rev Or. Fair. goes TO MauoaX 10
dedicate the memorial church just erected
there.
Hon. John S. Harwood was yesterday
notified of his appointment as member
Of the National Legislative Committee
of the Travellers Protective Association
whose headquarters are at Chlcaso'
POLK Miller has accepted an invitation
from the ladies of the Barton Helsh,s
Baptist church To be with them ana sIVe
his recitation at an entertainment thdt
they are getting up for August l6th.
Miss salIie A. Wilson. Of south Morris
street, while getting off the car at me
corner of Seventh ard Main streets zen
and spralned her ankle yesterday morn
ing. which gave her great deal OF pam
Rev. George Cooper. ID. D.: pastor OF the
First Baptist church, viii preach AT
ChatswOrth Farm Sunday afternoon jury
2qth. at s o'clock The service was post
pond from last Sunday afternoon on ac-
count of rain.
Or. Lewis Wheat. who for several weeks
has been suffering from blood poisoning
in the hand, contracted while performing
a surgical operation. Yesterday hau d
piece. of bone removed from one VI Has
fingers by DIR. Mcclure.
Misses Jennie and Maggie Ryan, OF
north Seventh street, left YESTERDAY ior
The rest OF the summer on their way
they will stop with their brother' al p"'''
Beach. Long Island N Y
Syracuse Rank. knights of Pythias, Will
carry about forty knights 10 Washington
during the encampment. ana IL rs NOR,
than probable that the Hines Memorial
Committee will run an excursion 10 'ha'
city during the encampment'
Captain G. Watt Taylor. of the Board
of Fire Commissioners, ana thlef- Eng
neer W. G.. Fuller Will leave August iltn
vention of Chief Engineers or FIRE
Departments. which Will be held In To-
ronto, Canada.
Rev. Dr. Landrum will be absent from
the city on his vacation during Angus
lie will hold protracted meetings In VT
glnia. Rev. DR.. J. J. Taylor. OF Mobile
Ala. a Virginan by birth, VIII occupy
the pulpit OF the Second Baptist choreh
during August.
Rev. w. +. Harris. wife. and daughter,
of Uarrisonvllle. Mo, after attending the
Convention of Baptist Young People
Union. In Toronto, Canada. arrived III
this CITY via Old Point yesterday. fhey
viii remain few days with relatives a.
25i4 east Marshall street.
Mr.. John W. Hall. late treasurer OF tine
Richmond and Danville railroad. WAS
member OF Mccarthy Council, hoyai At
canum, OF this city, The PROOF Oh nj
death was sent TO the Supreme Counci
on JuIy 9Th. and the payment OF his bene'
m was made 10 his widow on the zo'h'
The following convicts were received al
tho ,nenitentiary yesterday: Joe runner
IN serve two years for house-breaking
from Cumberland; Samuel White tcoioreu,
eight wears for house-breakins, ana Lemue
johnson (colored). two years TOT nouse
breaking, both from Fluvanna county
lincoln Woodson, five years LOT srahu
larceny. and Thomas Elicit, Two years
Tor forgery both from Tazeweii county
Henry Rose. two years TOT ~ -
shooting. and Henry Green. nve ya .n
for house breaking. both from Smy'" e'"''
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