Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-18
Personals and Briefs.

General Peyton Wise was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Horace G.. Buchanan, or Hanover
Is in the city.
DR.. j. r. Baylor. Of Milford, Is In the
city for n few days.
Miss Lizzie Dunn left yesterday evening
for a visit TO Otterburn Springs.
Miss Lummie Cunningham Is visiting
CaDtain Coless family In Norfolk.
Mrs. Marie lie Baron is i'll at her home.
near Third and Franklin streets.
The CITY Mission is very much IN need
of money to carry on its good work.
Rev. J. Il. Taylor. of Mobile, Ala. will
preach at Leigh-Street Baptist church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Eloise Meade has returned to the
city after a delightful sojourn at sum-
mer Rest.
Mr.. Simon Sycle and family have re-
turned from a very pleasant visit TO
Atlantic City.
Drs. L.. C. Bosher. Christopher Tomp-
kins, and Charles Shields are on trip
TO Nova Scotia.
Mrs. F.. ID. Blunt, who has been visit
ing i'm Norfolk for several weeks, returned
home Thursday.
Misses George and Ethel Hicks have
returned home after two months Visit
TO Charlottesville, va.
Mrs. Dunn, of north Twentieth street,
who has been on WISH 10 the OtterDurh
Springs. has returned.
The new four-ply speed-wheel OF the
beautiful steam launch III 1ttie' has ar
rived and has been placed In position on
the little craft
Mrs. l.. Bloomberg ard her grand
daughter. Edna. have returned home after
having spent "A very pleasant month In
Shenandoah Valley.
state Senator Walter Watson, of Not
toway county. Is quite sick with FEVER
He will be brought 10 Richmond To-Day
and will go TO the Retreat for the SICK.
Miss Ida Cheatman and Miss Maggie
Hazlegrove have returned nome after
spending a pleasant week with friends
and relatives in Norfolk ana virginia
Beach.
The bicycle clubs OF the city have ar
ranged 10 have representatives at the
meeting OF the Committee on Ordinances
next Thursday evening. when the pro-
posed bicycle ordinance will be discussed.
Sheriff r. X. Hughes, of Washington
county and Hon J9 hn Csn,to 3Ta xeste r.
day. on Thursday Sheriff Hughes de-
llyered a boy named James McCracken
TO the reformatory at Laurel
Mrs. Lizzie A. L. Christian. wife OF Mr.:
r. w. Christian. died at the residence OF
her husband. No. 31l3 east Marshall
street. yesterday afternoon. in the Dist
wear of her age. She leaves husband
and eight children-four sons and Tour
daughters.
MIR. Henry S. Hutzler yesterday re-
ceived a letter from City-SerSeant Epps
enclosing s. for the outing given the poor
last week. AS IL had been delayed ana
came too late for this purpose. Mr. Hutz-
Ter has turned il over TO the State Tor
use by the Ice Mission.
The subcommittee appointed from the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings TO
90 through the City Hall and ascertain
What additional furniture Is absolutely
needed there will meet in the lily En-
gineer's Office at IL o'clock this morning
To carry out their Instructions.
Rev. Lewis +. Hite has returned to
the city from Cambridge. Mass, where
he has been teaching in the New Church
Theological School. He Is again conduct
ing the services Of the New Church Mis-
sion here. and tomorrow viii begin a
series OF sermons on THE BOOK OF Heve-
lation."
Yesterday morning a boy claiming 10
be from Atlanta and giving the name OF
Thomas Harris Fitzgerald went TO the
First Poiice-Station and reported 10 the
officers that he was sick. lie was sent
TO the almshouse. The physicians there
said last night that his case was not
serious, and that he was sunertng from
malarial-fever. caused by exposure.