Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-05
Personals and Briefs.

~ a NV 80 . = 1890
severely sprained ankle.
The Genital Trades and Lslor Council
will meet tonight at Central Hall to
ransact important business.
Company \. the Richmond LiGat.In,
fantry Blues, will hav" n full dress 'lriil
and inspection at sis o'clock rhis evening.
The Swedish barkentine Sirius cleared
at the cuStom-hOuse yesterday for Des-
terro. Brazil, with 1884 barrels Of -four.
valued at S6.3l9.5O.
Rev. Father Frioli is at West-End,
Fairfax county. visiting Father Tierney.
He Is very much improved and is greatly
enjoying the country.
The managers Of the baseball club have
placed tickets on sale at Smalrs, ITO
east Main street, and at Harris, Flippen
a. Co.'S. 1923 east Main street.
DR.. J. l.. Povall. Of Buffalo. n. V, and
Miss Ida MEG. Povall. Of this city. will
be united In marriage this afternoon at
the residence Of the brides parents.
The Industrial Home is now in opera
ton at the Pinel Hospital. Three men
slept on the bare floor Sunday night. and
contributions OF bedding would be thank
fully received.
DR.. l.. NJ. Cowardin eturne from the
Hot Springs, Va. yesterday. where he
had been to perfect arrangements for the
entertainment Of himself aud family du-
ring July and August.
William Coleman (%colored) was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of stealing "A
child I'm Hanover county. Constable j. w.
| King took the negro TO Hanover Court
house yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Tin Murphy, who served as Bailir
Of the Police Court from 1856 to 1855 and
is now a member Of the Baltimore police
force, left for home yesterday afternoon,
after "A brief visit TO friends here.
Miss G~.avinia Goode. Of Church Hill.
died last night. in the nth year Of her
| age. Her funeral will occur from her resi-
denCe. No. els north Twenty-seventh
street. this afternoon at > o'clock.
Lottie Giles. a colored woman. was ar
rested and locked up In the Second Sta
ton yesterday by Policeman NJ. j. Grit
fin for the larceny Of a lot of wearing
apparel, the property of Callie Randolph.
At the Masonic Home this morning at
1916 O'Clock Miss Incz AGREE. daughter Of
Mrs. Lucy Acree, matrOn Of the home.
will be married TO Mr.. John Il. Boat
wright, a prominent tobacconist OF Dan
vile.
Mr.. T.. W. Walden. Of the Telegraph De
partment Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. left Sunday to attend the com
mencement exercises Of the Southwest
Virginia Female Institute, Of Bristol
Tenn.
The Richmond Light-Infantry Blues.
Company \. will have their first full
dress drill and inspection by Captain
Clarence Wyatt tonight. These monthly
Inspections are well patronized 10y the
friends of the Blues
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt has about COM
pleted his comic opera. He expects TO
produce it next fan for the benefit Of one
of the local charities. Professor Shaw's
comic opera will be produced I'm Washing
ton this month under distinguished aus
pieces.
MI. Il. +. Palmatary and wife LEFT yes
terday for their hone I'm Queen Anne
county. Maryland, after a pleasant visit
10 relatives here. Mr.. Palmatary was a
Confederate soldier. and came TO Rich
mond to participate in the unveiling Of
last Wednesday.
Councilman George b. Davis has been
invited to deliver an Grafton commemora-
tive Of the deceased members of Stuart
Lodge of Odd-Fellows. Of Manchester.
next Tuesday night. He has accepted,
and the address will lie delivered In
Stuart-I.odge room.
Colonel T.. +. Eshleman. OF New Or
leans. is the guest Of DR.. ]. y. Ipshur,
No. 2U6 east Grace street. Colon'l Esh-
leman was the war colonel Of the Wash
ington Artillery. and is now maJof-Gcne-
| raj. commanding the Louisiana Division
| of Confederate Veterans.
4 white carrier-pigeon with a black tail,
| and bearing on his leg a band on which
are engraved the initials, IF. l.. H.. No.
$40" came TO the house OF Mr.. l. w.
Harmon. No. 632 north Fourth street. Sun
day night in an exhausted condition.. and
Is being held for its owner.
Rev. DIR. Hoge has had TO decline an
invitation TO address the Franklin Lite
rary Society Of Randolph-Macon College
at the approaching commencement on ac-
count of previous engagements. Rev. DR..
Sledd has been engaged as speaker by
the Washington Literary Society, same
college.
Preston. the 3-year-ou son of Mr.. W.
T.. Hardesty, came very near having one
Of his eyes put out yesterday While
plavine with his brother the latter acct
IDENTIFY struck him with a piece of glass,
cutting the muscles of the left eye. DIR.
Garcin was called in and sewed up the
wound.
The Tyson meeting for young people.
held in Park-Place Methodist chGrcl sun
day afternoon was largely attended. The
Rev. Preston Nash talked DELIGHTFULLY."- TO
the children about the garden In the
soul. The meeting will be held in the
same place next Sunday at 1 O'Clock. The
speaker will be MIR. =. A. Arthur.
Mr.. John C. Reinhardt. who filled the
position OF concert-mastcr 0eading vio-
linisO in the Robin Hood Opera Company
during the season Just ended, reached
home Sunday, but left with the band yes
terday for North Carolina. He will pro-
baby accept a Encouragement with the
Robin Hood Company for next season.
Miss Helen Brander. who lives at the
corner of First and Canal streets, had
quite a narrow escape from burning Sa-
turday evening. She had been cleaning
a pair Of gloves with gasoline, and held
them over a gas-jet to dry, when they
suddenly caught fire. Had II not been
for her sister, who wrapped a cloth
around her hand. her burns might have
proved serious.
A Christian Endeayor rally will be held
at the Church OF the Covenant. Harrison
street and Park avenue, tonight. There
viii be an address by Rev. J. Calvin
Stewart, pastor OF the church: interesting
reports from the various Christian En-
deayor societies in this city and Man
chester. and some facts about the Inter
national Christian Endeayor Convention at
Cleveland, o.. next month.
wearied of the Ills and cares that some.
times fall to the lot OF some women dis
appointed In the affections that she
thought were hers, Cora Hamilton. a
resident OF Exchange Place. purchased 10
cents worth OF laudanum Sunday after
noon. and. bidding her friends farewell,
drank the poisonous liquid. The ambu-
lance was summoned. and the physician
In charge. together with DIR. Ross. was
not long In relieving the woman.
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