Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-08
Personals and Briefs.

Miss NJ. BETTE Wood, of Philadelphia.
| Is visiting In the city.
Postmaster Crenshaw con-
| tinues to improve steadily.
Mr.. Claiborne Robins is rusticating In
| CuIpeper and Rappahannock counties.
Mr. + T. Montague IL confined to his
home. on west Franklin street, by sick
ness.
Mrs John o. Taylor and daughter. Miss
Lillian, left yesterday afternoon for New
York.
Mr.. w. 7. Anderson left yesterday for a
| two-weeks' sojourn at the Cold sulphur
| Springs.
| Mr.. Floyd Tyler. OF No. $40 west Main
street, left yesterday TO spend about two
weeks at Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Mr.. A. S. Scott and wife leave this morn
ing on the Pocahontas to visit relatives
and friends In Isle or Wight county.
Next Wednesday. the Feast OF Assump-
ton. Rev Father Tabb will preach at
| the Cathedral on 1.-THE Honor Due TO
| Mary"
| Mrs u. NJ Quarles and son. Edward
ID. Quarles, have returned from a de-
lightful trip up the Hudson river and Al
| bany, n. Y.
The Rev. W. p Hines has returned to
| the city, and will conduct the usuai
| Wednesday nlgnt sefNltf inns evening "'
| West-Niew Baptist church.
Miss Cora f.. wray. of south Laurel
| street after a pleasant trip OF several
| DAYS in Chesterfield county, will leave this
! evening for West Point to join party
| OF friends.
| DR.. w, H. Harbaugh, president OF the
| Virginia State Veterinary Medical Asso-
| citation, has called a meeting OF that pouy
1 to be held at the Atlantic Hotel, IN Nor
| folk, next Wednesday.
| Major A. W. Archer. proprietor OF the
| Exchange and Ballard Hotels, arrived
| home yesterday evening from Bristol, X.
l.. where he has been visiting ms iamily'
| who are spending the summer there.
/ Mr.. Wythe White left last night for
Alexandria, to become manager for the
Southern Bell Telephone Company In that
| city He has been with the telephone
| company here for number OF years.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Ellis Jones were
| called by telegram Saturday to Valena
| Fluyanna county, to see their son, Mas
| fer r. G. Jones who had both bones oil
his left leg broken by fail, from
| vehicle. a
Rev. J. Calvin Stewart, pastor Of the
| Church Of the Covenant. VINO mas Deer
| preaching In Dinwiddie and Amelia coun
ties for the last ten days, mas returneu !,
| the city, and will occupy his pulpit mex
| Sunday.
Mr. c. c. Clarke. who Is to manage
| the Virginia Tribune. the weekly Repub-
| lican paper to be published mere says
| the first issue will be published some ime
| in September. Mr.. w. c. Elan VIII DC
| the editor.
Emmett Farmer, young son OF MT
| Junius Farmer, an engineer OF the Chesa,
| peake and Ohio railway, was badly burned
about the face, arms. and hands Monday
| afternoon by the explosion Of lot oil
| gunpowder.
DR.. George F.. Meredith. who has beer
| very Ill for several weeks. has so Tar re
covered as to be able TO accompany IN
troopers of the First Regiment OF Cavalry
on their trip TO their encampment at TN
| Rockbridge Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moore left yester
day on an extended northern tour. Du
| ring their trip they will visit Washing
| ton. New York, Niagara Falls, and many
! other places of interest They VIII re
| turn about the LIST of September.
Mrs Ralph d. Williams and her two
| daughters. Misses Florence and JAMIE
left Monday evening, much 10 the regre'
| of quite a large circle of friends. foi
| Fairmont. ". Va, their future home
where Mr.. Williams Is. In. tpe insurance
| business. 600.
Captain Edmund r. Cooke. of Cumber
land county. the 1hird-party candidate
for Governor in the last gubernatoria
campaign. is stopping at the Lexng
ton. In conversation with a Dispatch re
! porter last night he said he thought th'
| Populists would put up a candidate fol
Congress in every district In the state.
Mr.. Leigh Crutchfield and Mr.. r. A. +
Dabney left the city yesterday evening or
an old Dominion steamer for Old Point
where they will join the party OF Messrs
G. w. Goddin and others, who VIII star
this morning for Atlantic City. Saratoga
and other points North. The Richraonderi
will be absent about week or ten days.