Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-05
Per.onnIs and Briefs.

Miss Gertrude Butler IS visiting Miss
Kat Lee, 'o22 north Tenth street
Mr.. Il. l.. Barnes and family have re-
turned 10 the city from Otterburn Springs.
Senator William a. Lltle. Of Frede-
ricksburg is in the city, on legal business.
Rev. /. Morton Mercer will preach at
second Baptist church at sI5 this eve
ming
Or. J.. NJ Cowarlin and wife returned
to the city yesterday from the Hot
Springs.
Mrs. James Bahen. who has been visit
Ing friends in Winchester all the summer
has returned home.
Mr.. and Airs. Alfred E. Cohen leave to-
day for brief outing at Sheepshoad
Bay. Long Island.
Miss Lucy j. Timborlake is visiting
relatives and friends in Fredericksburg
and Sp0tsylyania county.
The marriage of MIR. Percy " Shepherd
and Miss Lizzie c. Bennett Is announced
for Tuesday. the 18th instant
Mr. Charles f. Putze has returned to
his home IN Fairfield, after a weeks stay
with relatives IN Washington.
Mr. John Il. Haynes is spending his
vacation at his brother-in-law's Mr.. VIII
liam Moody's, in King and Queen county.
Magnus Ballard was arrested and locked
up at the First Station yesterday, charged
with seduction under promise of mar
rlage
The Lee Camp Ladies' Auxiliary will
meet at Lee Camp Han This afternoon al
3 o'clock Tor the transaction OIL important
business.
Miss Mary Osterbind has returned TO
the Salem Female Academy. North caro-
Ina, after spending the vacation with
her parents.
Miss Emma Derbyshre, Sl7 west Main
street left by the Old Dominion Line
yesterday 70 he absent FOR month win
friends in New York.
AIR. w. II. Cardozo has returned to the
CITY. very much benefited by a six-weeks'
visit 10 his nephew. Mr. NJ. c. Cardozo
in Lunenburg county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Mcdowell ana
DAUGHTER. Miss Ailene, have returned Il
the city from Hotel Allegheny, where they
have been spending the summer.
Misses Mary and Lottie Rives, OF
Church Inn, who have been visiting III
WcthersNille. Nd, returned nome yesteT'
day. much pleased with their trip.
NIessrs. Lewis Blair, Il. Routt, William
RYAN. and Lewis Winston, of Richmond
W. were registered at the Paris Office
of the New York Herald on Monday.
Mrs. f. b. Woody and her son, Mr.
X. l.. Woody, have returned to the cltH
~. nj visit 10 friends lI
Baltimore, Washington. and A!eAandrla.
Mr.. George T.. Crawford left yesterday
on a business trip. He will visit en-
| cago. st. Louis. Omaha. Denver, ana othe'
cities OF the Northwest with the oo'
| iect OF inducing immigration to Virginia
Misses Ada z. and Edna ID. Gold, Cos L.
| xysst Main street, have returned iron
an extended visit 10 the Shenandoah Val
| ley. They spent some time in Stauhtoi
aud Harrisonburg, among relatives ahI
| friends.
About O'Clock Monday night a sill
alarm was turned I'm at the Broad-Stree
| Engine House, occasioned by small blaz'
IN The Richmond bicycle Headquarters
The chemical engine responded promptly
and The damage was only about -.
Rev. Sparks Melton. who supplied thu
ruInit of the Seventh Baptist church
| baltimore, during August passed through
| the city Monday. en- route for his home
In Fluvanna county. where he VIII res
until time for him 10 return to Crozel
| Seminary,
Az the meeting Of the Common Counci
| Monday night Mr.. Gunst offered reso
jution. which was referred to the Com
ntttee on Streets. instructing that bod!
a. report what would be the cost o
having the names OF the streets pa al ,s,
and displayed, for the convenience OF TN
General public. 1t was Mr.. Gunst wn'
| FIRST made the motion 10 RECONSIDER TN
vote by which the appropriation ioi -
S.,an, state librarian was defeated. n
sav,ng east his ballot against 1t undel
| . misapprebension.