Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-10
Personals md Isrief..

The Academy OF Medicine and Surgery
will hold it's regular meeting tonight
Captain Frank Cunningham sang at ths
Wharton meetings in Danville Sunday
Mr.. J. Stanley Noale manager Of the
Alexandria sun, was in the city yestcr-
day.
The ladies Of Union-Station church will
opon their bazaar next Tuesday night.
April 18th.
Misses Bette Christian and Annie Mayo
have returned home, after a delightful
visit TO Ashland.
There will be- a meeting Of Pickett
Democratic Club tonight at $50 oclock at
Glj west Main street
Acca Temple. Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, left yesterday at noon on their
pilgrimage TO Washington.
Armstead Lewis (coloreD was received
at the pententiary yesterday to serve
seven years for housebreaking.
Mrs. W. p Marks. Of Prince Edward
county is visiting her father. Mr. l.. ".
Marable. on Towards Grove HilL
While Miss Francis Chrttum and VT
John ". Stansbury were driving Sunday
afternoon the young lady lost her watch.
Mrs. r. b. Fauntleroy. of Cumberland.
New Kent county. Va. who had been in
the city since last Saturday, returned
home yesterday.
Rev Father Welbers. Of st. Josophs
church, left yesterday morning for Balti-
more, and will be absent until next FRI
ady.
The Council Committee on Relief Of the
Poor did not get a qs>rum last evening,
consequently its regular meeting was not
held.
The Spiders Will again cross bats with
the Altoonas at Island Park this after
neon az TO o'clock. and a good game
may be expected.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham will sing
at the lunch-roOms of the Woman's
Christian Association this afternoon ar
ter the meeting in the tabernacle.
A regular meeting Of the Board OF Al
dermen Will be held in the Council Cham
Der at o'clock tonight. Much business
Of importance Is 10 be transacted.
Miss Luce Snead. Of Fork Union. Flu
wanna county. who has been visiting
relatives in this city. was called home
yesterday by the sickness Of her father.
Among the candidates for police com.
missioner OF Jackson Ward in place Of
Mr. c. N. Phillips. the name OF Mr. d.
\. Weinbrunn is prominently mentioned.
Professor Walter p. Jerdone principal
Of the Cllnch-Valley Business-C College.
situated al Tazewell Courthouse. Is In the
city visiting the family OF Mr. and Mrs.
ID, $. Gates.
Citizens Of Petersburg who were I'm
Richmond yesterday reported that money
was needed at once for the relief OF the
sufferers from the fire and explosion OF
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. 7. \. Enos left yesterday morning
for his home in Mathews county, after
weeks visit 10 relatives and friends
ut 9l2 north Twenty-seventh street
Mrs. S. +. Smith has issued Invitations
70 the marriage OF her daust ter Miss
Lille Cmith, to Mr.. W. H. ColetI Wed
nesday afternoon, April llth. at , o'clock,
st. Marks church.
Mr. Charles A. Rose. who was hurt
while returning from a recent chase Of
the Deep-Run Hunt Club. has gotten
we'll enough To be out again. 10 SIN
uses crutches, however.
Rev. Drs. A. H. Dickerson and r. j.
Wlllingham have returned from the meet.
ing of the Georgia Baptist State Conven-
ton, held In Macon. Ga. They report the
meeting as being one of the grandest ever
held.
Mr.. L. +. Morgan. so well known 20
guests OF the Exchange Hotel here, and
the White Sulphur Springs. who has been
winterng In Tampa, Florida. has re.
turned. and was warmly greeted by his
many friends.
Captain and MIS-. T.. c. Leach. OF Sa-
vannah, Ga, arr IN the citv IN route
TO old Point Comfort They VIII spehd
several days in Richmond before con-
tinuing their journey 90 Oh Point They
are at Ford's Hotel.
Engineer John Mackey. OF Engine Com
pany No. l, OF the Richmond Fire Depart
nent was badly scalded about his wrists
while working al fire on Friday last.
He will not be able to be at his post OF
duty for several days.
The Wednesday Club has begun its work
preparatory for the grand concert to be
given May 18th next. and all the members
are requested 70 be prompt In attendance
on every rehearsal These occur as here
tofore. at s:l5 Il. NJ. Tuesdays.
Mr. Mannins C. Staples. who has been
confined to his bad for several weeks.
is thought to be slowly improving. after
two operations having been performed.
and his doctors now say they hope TO
have him out In six or eight weeks.
Gray-Eagle Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, No. 90.
held a well-attended meeting at its wig.
wan last night. Business OF importance
was transacted. and two elective offices
were filed. one degree was conferred
and short talks were heard from several
members.
Mrs. Richard II. Ely. OF Madison. Wis,
is the guest OF her mother. Mrs. DIR. u. a.
Crenshaw. Mrs. Ely is the wife OF the
former well-known professor OF political
economy. for some time at the Johns Hop
kins, Baltimore. and now at the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin.