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


Miss Katie Camp Of Norfolk, Is visiting
Mrs. Marriott, of this city.
The jefferson Fishing Club. about twen-
" strong. will have one of their pleasant
outings to-day.
A chapter Of the Progressive Endow-
ment Guild of America has been establish
cd in California.
Mr.. c.. Lee Hutchinson left yesterday
morning for Hanover Courthouse to at
tend the marriage of a friend.
Charles Alburry was received at the
penitentiary yesterday from Washington
county to serve eight years for burglary.
r. r. Hughes. Sheriff of Washington
county, and j. ii. Fletcher. Common
wealth's Attorney OF Accomac, visited the
Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. c. n. Friend left on Monday for
Atlanta, where she was called by the
serious illness Of her daughter, Mrs.
George L. Goodwin.
The Central Trades and ahor Union
held a meeting in Central Hall last night.
The bushes transacted was said TO be
of a purely private nature.
J.. p. Matthews, a white man. was ar
ftN'tl diih lOAhNd UP III Nv 4 10 ~
yesterday for the larceny Of a carpenters
plane. the property of c. O. Burch.
Rev. w. O. Waggoner. formerly pastor
of Laurel-Street Methodist church, but
now OF Colorado. is in the city. and will
preach for his old congregation tonight.
Quite a number Of braves assembled in
the Powhatan wigwam last night, but as
there was no business TO transact the
meeting adjourned without holding a pow
WOW.
Mr.. Arthur W. Weisiger is a candidate
for the position of Sergeant-at-Arms OF
the City Council, and his name should
have appeared in the list published yes
terday.
Miss l.. Lee Tyler. OF this city, was
married to Mr.. John T. Maher, Of Wash
ington, d. c., Saturday last. The cere-
mony was performed in the latter city
by Rev. Father Williams.
The e-year-old son Of Abram Shipiro,
who keeps a store at 1S north Seventeenth
street, accidentally shot himself in the
hand with a pistol Monday night. The
wound is not a serious one.
Nothing has yet been heard from Pitcher
Setley. who took French leave of Tim
Vests pets Sunday. As soon as the po-
lice are able TO locate him he will be
brought back for trial for the larceny OF
the suit OF baseball clothes.
Old Dominion Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution. will have a meeting
at the rooms Of the Virginia Historical
Society, 707 east Franklin street, this eve>
ming at 6 o'clock. Mrs. stephen Putney
will read an historical paper.
Mr.. Henry q. Polkinhorn. of Washing
ton. d.. c.. has returned from Petersburg,
after visiting the Crater and the sur
rounding Notifications. lie found many
bullets Just outside of the Crater. and
brought several of them over with him.
The Climax Hook-and-I.ad1er Truck
Company, No. /, of Waynesboro, Chicf,
Fred. G. lesser. spent yesterday In Rich
mond. having stopped here while IN route
10 Portsmouth to attend the annual sts-
sion OF the Virginia f1remen's Association.
which convenes to-day.
Mr.. w. Mes. Buchanan. Of the last
graduating class OF the Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, will conduct the service at
Grace-Street Presbyterian church tonight
In the absence Of Rev. DIR. James Y. Fair,
who leaves this morning TO deliver the
annual Grafton at the commencement of
the Valley Seminary.
The three-year-old daughter Of Mrs.
Frank Hayward fell INTO the sewer OPEN
ing at Twenty-ninth and Clay streets
Monday evening. and but for the prompt
ness OF a gentleman who happened to be
passing at the time in going to her rescue.
would In all probability have been drown
cd