Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-04
Personals and Hrief-,

Mrs T.. V. Maverick is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. General Peyion Wise.
Deputy-sherin J. G. MeGraw, of Carroll
county, was at the Capitol yesterday
Hon. r. +. Boykin. member Of the
House from Isle Of Wight, is in the city.
Colonel w II. osborne, Of the Keely
Institute, Greensboro, y. G, is In the
CITY.
Captain James y. Peasants. who has
hrafi on a furlaugh to King and Queen
county, has returned.
Mr.. W. b. BeWlI. general passenger
agent Of the Norfolk ana Western Rail
road Company, is in the city
Miss Anne Cazenove Minor. Of Balu-
more. formerly OF Virginia. IS staying
with Mrs. Henry Taylor, Jr., 81 east
Grace street.
Mrs Joseph Bryant and son, who have
been spending the summer in the country
near Ruther Glen. have returned home
SOB west Marshall street
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
j. Alice Moore 10 Mr.. Clarence Franklin
at ST Johns Episcopal church, october
9th. al $50 o'clock i. NJ
The Old Dominion Press Club will hold
its monthly meeting tonight at e'dV
O'Clock. The session VIII ne both an III
tcrcsting and important one.
Henrico Council, No. 733. Royal Area
mum. has paid to the widow of Captain
Hardcastle. OF Fulton. the sum OF $500.
for which he held certificate.
The members of the Fulton Baptist
church rendered their pastor, the KEY.
John w Daugherty pound party tues
day night. Many useful articles were re-
ceived. and his pantry was replenished.
a valuable mare belonging 10 Mr. Benja-
min Jacobs. which was suffering from
lockjaw. was yesterday killed by Special
Agent Emmett G. Taylor Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
Bids we're opened in the Office of the
Superintendent Of Public Printing yester-
day for the printing and binding OF the
annual reports The contract for printing
the binding 20 the Everett Waddey Com
pany.
one Of the Pennsylvania COmpany's per-
sonally- conducted excursion parties. num-
bering about sixty persons. and including
many ladies, arrived here yesterday AFTER
noon. and made the Exchange Hotel head
quarters The visitors will spend to-day
Sightseeing. and return to Washington
this evening.
Mr.. O. A Peple, who was knocked down
and run over by buggy Tuesday In front
OF the post-Oiiice was getting along very
we'll yesterday. and will be out In day
or two The accident was unavoidable:
but MIR Earrar called on a member or
the family yesterday and expressed deep
regret that 1t should have occurred.
Edgar Lambeth. the l2-year-old son OF
Mr. c. ID. Lambeth book -keeper for the
Wulhlser Manufacturing Compan". while
walking in his sleep early Sunday morn
ing al his fathers residence. No. HOS
west Main street. fell, striking the back
OF his head on the floor causing concus-
sion OF the brain. He Was somewhat bet
ter yesterday.
uessrs. Thomas ]. Waller and Robert
~ Northep Tuesday night secured vehi-
cics and took the choir OF the Laurel
Strset Methodist Episcopal church TO the
Soldiers' Home. where. under the leader
shin ~ MIR George kinsey. they sung
SS "rp no old veterans for nearly two hours
Rey pr. Taylor. pastor OF Laurel-street
church. who accompanied the party. made
y sbori address on the power OF music.