Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-21
Personals and Briefs.

| Mr.. Phil. Shea won the gold "a,ch
rallied off at st. Patrick's picnic.
Messrs. Hammer and w. u. Freeman
left yesterday afternoon on trip 10 New
York.
Mr. Juan A. Pizzini leaves to-day to
visit his wife, who is spending some timc
In Washington.
Tickets for the Niagara Falls excursion
of the Retreat for the Sick will be ready
for delivery at the retreat to-day.
w. II. Chisholm, deputy sheriff OF Han
over. and Sheriff f. -. Milestead. Of War
wick, were at the Capitol yesterday.
DR.. L. C. Brock, resident physician, to
the Retreat for the Sick, LETT yesterday
for a visit to his country home, near Nor
| folk.
The civil-service examination announced
for Yesterday at the custom-house did not
take place. as no agent from washington
was here.
Rev. George Cooper. d. D.. pastor Of the
| First Baptist church. will preach at
Chatsworth Farm on Sunday afternoon
| at 8 o'clock
| this on-"hare-and- hound chase =
| starting from Monroe Park at 4:3o. Finish
| at reservoir.
lanes Hall. white man. was COM
| mitted to jail Thursday night by squire
| Rugg for assaulting and beatins Mrs'
|
Charles Lewis and Albert Williams en-,
gagged in a street fight at Third ana Broai
streets yesterday. and were arrested ana
| locked UP in the Second Station.
| Mr.. Charles j. Bilups is having hand
| some house built on Main street between
| Third and Fourth. which NJ VIII occupy
| as an undertaking establishment.
| A demonstrating between well-known
marksmen will take place at the EXPOSE
1 ,nHc NJ a o'clock N.
| Mr.. Andrew Krouse Is in charge oil the
| contest.
| white boy named Cornelius Woodson.
| of Barton Heights. was arrested and COM
| mtted to jail yesterday on a charge OF OF
| stealing pocket-book containing SZ's1
| from Mary Murray.
| The stockholders of the Richmond and
| West Point Terminal and the Richmond
| and Danville companies met Yesterday.
| hut adjourned without transacting any
business until September 10Th.
| DIR. Hunter Mcclure. Miss Fannie Nc
| Guire. Miss Annie Mcclure, Mr.. Thomas
Potts. and Mrs. Thomas Pot,s expect ar 20
steamer Umbra on Saturday, August ith.
| Messrs. II. l.. Cabel and J. Thompson
| Brown & Co. sold Thursday at public
| auction 10 feet on Grove avenue 70 Mrs.
w. Schmidt at $3.50 per foot; me rear
| lots. fronting -2e feet on walnut streea
per foot.
| 1t is learned that Rev. DIR. Hartley Car
michael is meeting with many courtesies
| from the Masonic fraternity In LONDON.
He expects to sail for home the latter
part of August and TO resume ms pi'sto-
raj duties at ST. Paurs church early IN
September.
The following convicts from Warwick
county were received at the penitentiary
yesterday: Henry Randall tcoloredl; CON
victed Of murder In the second deere,
and sentenced to ten years; Abraham
Brown Ccolored). convicted Of car-break-
ing. and sentenced to one year.
Mrs. Peyton Wise has returned to the
city from Washington. and VIII be mere
| for week or two. General Wise: now
ever finds il impossible 20 leave the ma
tional CAPITAL whilst Congress Is in SEES
sion, his engagement with the House
Interstate Commerce Committee requiring
his presence there.
Collector William Ryan reminds persons
requiring United States license that the
same must be obtained during July, or
they will be subject TO penalty OF
20 per cent. additional, which penalty IS
is directed by law. The special-tax year
begins on the first day of july ana ends
on the 30th day of June succeeding.
The regular meeting of the Southern
Dental Association, of which Dr.. Il. H.
Smith. OF this city. is president VIII BE-
held at Old Point from August I'd TO
August 9th, inclusive. Tie session Is
expected to be a peculiarly Interestins
one as the ASSOCIATION hetd only "A short
business session an Chicago last year, ana
this will be a general reunion after a
two-year rest. Baltimore, Washington
and other cities close 20 Old Point are
expected to furnish large representations.