Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-10
Personals and Briefs.

CONGRESSMAN Gardiner Tyler. of the Sc
cond District was in the city yesterday,
DIR. Hoge will occupy the pulpit OF the
Church OF the Covenant at O'CLOCK sun
day night.
Mrs. Sarah c. Bishop, OF Colorado. is
visiting her mother Mrs. u. =. Brauer,
2lOO Nenable street.
Mrs. Hening and daughters have returned
10 their home I'm Powhatan county. after
a pleasant visit to friends in this city.
Mr.. ]. w. Southwark. late Republican
candidate for Congress. Is in New heht
county. having been called there by the
death of relative.
Mr.. John r. Baird. for many years as
sistant superintendent OF the Old DoMih-
ion Iron and Nail-Works on Belle lsie'
has rendered his resignation.
Vincent Rye was arrested yesterday FOR
violating the city ordinance against al
lowing fruit and confectionery stands on
the sidewalks. He was bailed.
MIR. Henry G.. Dickerson and Miss
Fannie Dickie viii be married at Leigh
Street Baptist church at 6I5 O'CLOCK T.
NJ, Wednesday, November l4th.
Messrs. c. Il. Richardson and Jack
Boltz. who have been In Carohne co ss,
on n hunt, returned yesterday, with hity-
nine hares and twenty-seven birds.
The Richmond College football team
,eft here at 1880 this morning Tor
Greensboro n. c., where they VIII play
the University of North Carolina team
this afternoon.
Rev. Edward j.. Pell will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the Sunaay-
school lesson at the Young Mems Chris
tlan Association this AFTERNOON at
o. clock. All are invited
The back porch OF Mr.. James Hayes's
place of business. GIL east Main street,
look fire just before midnight from a
bucket Of hot ashes. The blaze was eA-
tinguished. with slight damage.
Miss skippendale. the lady whose alb
sence from her home at Highland opr .aht,,
n few days ago occasioned some ahHieH
in that neighborhood, returned saiey'
having been on a visit TO friends.
The final conference this year OF Cen
tenary Methodist church was heiu last
night. and reports submitted showed th9
church to be In excellent condition, All
of its obligations having been met.
The store Of Mr.. II. ID. Peasants, at No.
6oI east Marshall street, was robbed some
time Thursday night or seVerai naIiis.
An entrance was effected by breaking
pane OF glass. The police were nouheo'
The Baptist Sunday-School Association,
Of Richmond and Manchester VIII meet
with the Banbridge-Street church Man
chester. Sunday at 800 4. NJ frolessoi
c. III. Winston will address the mee'ihs'
T. Leigh Jackson. the man charged with
annronriating TO his own use $50 belonging
- tbe motermen and conductors or the
ehactric street railway. was brought from
Petersburg yesterday and LOGGED IN the
Third Station.
The jefferson Literary ana sociai Slrci v
had a most interesting meeting ihuI sua!
night nj the Mercantile CIuo Irpiessoi
ponfwrirht of Richmond College, ue-
,,vsred an instructive lecture on the Mel
belungen period
In his will. which has been admitted
10 probate In the Chancery Court, Pnillp
s Reilly left all his property. except some
az his books TO Right Rev. a. van oe
Vvver Bishop Of this Cathollc diocese
The estate IL valued ut about sl2'Wo
A Ioye-feast was held at union-Station
Methodist Episcopal church Inuisuas
night. and the many friends Oh KEY. ~ ~.
George III. Ray. who Is soon TO oe re-
,novsd TO other fields, assembled to Dlu
MIN farewell. Asspiendid PAIR was READ
nv Miss Fannie Wray.
Mrs william r. Beall. OF Hagerstown
Md. has issued invitations TO the mar
.,s 20 az her daughter, Miss Sarah Eliza
,a.SS ~ Mir. (;rayson Burruss, the cere-
,"onv 10 he performed in the Presbyterian
churcb OF Bagerstown Wednesday eve
ming. November zlst. at r. NJ.
passenger-Agent Clark. OF the Ohio
Central lines. and his party OF western
can,tajists are still In the city. and VIII
he here for several days longer. Must OF
the gentlemen were in the hands OF rear
estate agents yesterday. ana the gay Was
spent driving around LOOKING y. tne p'aSss
Of interest In and near the CITY.