Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. r. J.. Barham, editor OF the Icttls-
burg lndeX-Appeal, was IN lh- Guy yes
terday.
Mrs II Bruce Evans and daughter have
returned home from thtir NISt " Oid"eN
Courthouse.
Mr. Lewis Blair. Of Richmond. was
registered on Thursday at the Paris Office
Of the New York Herald.
Rev. r. y. Sledd, y. y. will preach in
demonstration at II \. VI. tomorrow ana
Rev. Or. Ray at i. NJ.
NIessrs. William and Alexander Came
ron are Vieitng their parents at came
ions Lodge" I'm Orange county.
Mr.. Z. +. De Witt. who has been quite
m for a week or more, is convalescing
rapidly, and will be out in the next few
days.
Miss Lizzie johnson. Of st. Louis, 10
visiting relatives. Captain J. II. Wares
family, at 400 north Twenty-seventh
street.
Rev + r. Tichenor, d. D.. Of Atlanta,
Ca, is visiting his son-in-law, Dr.. Dill,
and will preach at Nenable-Street church
Sunday.
Stanley Williams. the desperate who
is wanted by the Henrico authorities on
several charges. ii is understood Is In
Newport News
Mrs. J. F. WinGheld. who fell from
porch MIlit Nis4AillS a Aii'A'''
breaking her hip. was reported as resting
comfortably yesterday.
Mrs. r. &. Fauntleroy. Of Cumberland.
New Kent county arrived in the cry
yesterday morning. and expects TO remain
several days visiting friends.
Mr. c. w. Spicer brought TO Richmond
Yesterday two beets which were taken
from his Petersburg. farm. and when
weigh Il and 20 pounds, respectively.
Colonel 4. w. Archer, of the Exchange
and Ballard Hotels. was able TO leave his
room on Thursday, and has since been
actively supervising his large establish
ment.
Rev. Joshua Hunter. of Trinity church.
will preach at COrinih Methodist church,
near Fair oaks, tomorrow evening AT
o'clock, and every night next week at
o'clock.
Mr.. J. F. Booker. editor of the Suffolk
Herald, president of the Virginia Press
Association. and member Of the House of
Delegates from Nansemond county, is in
the city.
Mr.. r. ]. Kidwen of Jacksonville. Fla.
and Mr.. Charles f. GOodchild. of Wash
ington, ID. c.. have returned home after
visit of several days to their aunt Mrs.
+. l.. Kidwell.
nual picnic Of the Dover Mines Baptist
and Methodist Sunday schools Thursday
at Nnita. quite number Of Richmond
people being present.
Ed Watkins Ccolored), charged with the
larceny Of two dogs, the property Of J.
c. Sydnor and James Jackson. respective
ly, was arrested yesterday on warrants
issued by Justice Vincent.
The meetings at the mission tent have
been well attended this week. There Will
be a SundaysChool service at 3 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. and at o'clock
Rev. II. a. Bagby will preach.
Miss f. G. Hoffman has returned TO
the city after a most delightful sojourn
OF seven or eight weeks with friends and
relatives in the counties of Clarke and
Shenandoah and Washington city.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum. having re-
covered from his recent sickness. viii
preach at the Second Baptist church to-
morrow. both morning and night, and
again take up his full pastoral work"
Miss Emma II. Pemberton and niece.
Ora T.. of west Marshall street. have
returned home. after an absence of three
weeks. visiting relatives and friends i'll
Spotsylvania county and Washington. ID.
Among the visitors registered at the
Tobacco Exchange yesterday were Messrs.
+. b. Wright, T. y. Carter. Phil. Leal,
and f. r. Sims and II. o. Bibb Of Louisa
county.
Miss NJ. V. Rutherford left the city yes
terday morning TO visit friends and rela-
tiyes in the counties of Clarke and Shen-
andoah. She expects to be absent several
weeks. returning by Washington and Bal
timOrc.
Union Gospel meetings are being held
every night at the corner of Eighth and
Main streets. and the services are well
attended There will be service to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock conducted
by Mrs. X. NJ. Glover.
Ada Branch is a colored female Whose
for evil-dOing are as strong
as the small boys curiosity 10 know the
basel ball score. Yesterday Officer Walton
arrested the woman on two charges Of
a toy bank containing
8. and purloining an article OF wearing
apparel from one Serena Johnson.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Animals have been appealed TO
BY number of teamsters in reference
to- people throwing barrel hoops, slaves,
box-tops. and the like into the street
with nails projecting. thereby causing
serious injury TO horses and mules. II
Is said that four animals were injured
n this manner Thursday on Cary street.