Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-08
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. G. T.. r. Lane. of Mathews county,
Is on a visit TO friends in the city.
Mr.. w. r. Hancock. who has been
quite m. was reported much better yes
terday.
Mrs. Robert 8. shoch. of Chestnut Iiill,
has left for New York city. to visit her
parents.
Dr. S. GaesH. supreme secretary OF
the Progressive Endowment Guild, lett
last night for the North.
An interesting revival is in progress
NJ park-P Methodist church. Large
CONGREGATIONS attend nightly.
NJ. Isaac Diegs, the member Of the
House from King William, has decided
20 open law Office In Richmond.
1t is very probable that those interested
in the ball park In the Wcst-End VIII
complete their arrangements to-day.
Pickett ana Lee Camps will attend
Clav-Street Methodist church Sunday night
In a body TO hear Bishop Granbery.
Mrs. Ann S. Green, of Culpeper, is the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs Franklin
Stcarns. Jr.. at lO7 south Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. William Pemberton
v-iu leave the city to-day for Jackson
,.ill,. Florida. TO be absent for two weeks.
Daniel Grnnan qualified in the Cham
carv Court yesterday as administrator q.
h n. @. t. a. of Lawson Nunnally, de-
ceased.
Mrs. Louise Metzger, Of north Twenty
sixth street, left yesterday for Visit
Of ten days or two weeks TO Old Point
and Norfolk.
Mrs. NJ. \. Belvin. of 4l2 north Eighth
street. has been very I'll for several weeks
past and al present her condition Is
about the same
Hon. Joseph r. Lawless. Secretary OF
the commonwealth, will within the next
few davs move into his new home, No.
1872 Grove avenue.
Miss Annie Utz, Of Madison county
left for her home yesterday after a most
pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs. ;. 4.
Roswell, on Church Hill.
Or. J. A. White. who was hurt IN
fox-chase Tuesday, was reported last
night as getting along very Nicely lie
expects to be out In few days
The gold-headed cane and hat that
were found In the East-End ana ieit al
the First Police Station Were ideht'lleu
Yesterday by the owner He had been
out 10 a Tectp'iOH'
Rev. r. II. Mullen. former pastor OF
Denny Street Methodist church, preacheu
for his old congregation last hiSh', anu
there was pleasant renewal OIL Vi"
acquaintance.
,oaa,ine of the lakewood Memorial
Association will b. held this afternoon az
4.go o'clock in the frame school-hohse IN
81 Johns church-yard. Annual CUES VIII
be collected at this meeting
4 meeting Of Democrats of the Fourth
Precinct OF Jackson Ward was heid at
NIoran's Hall Tuesday night several
candidates were present ana preseh'eu
their claims for the respective places ~
which they are aspiring
The Richmond Grays Veteran Associa-
ton convened at the ReSimental Armory
last evening for the purpose OF eiec'ihs
officers but owing 20 the failure To se-
cure a quorum the meeting was auJourhSu
until Wednesday. March l4th.
In the concert to be given at corcoran
Hall tonight for the benefit of the poor
or uenrico county. the Polk Miller Com
bination will be assisted by the Imperial
Ouartette. composed of Messrs. FRANCISCO,
Woodbridge. Burton. and Jeter.
The remains of Mrs. Roane, the daugh-
Ter OF Mrs. Sallie Courtney, OF this city.
who died In Hinton on the 5th' arrived
here yesterday morning at $40 O'Clock.
The interment was in HOLLYWOOD The
funeral services were conducted al Inc
grave by Or. Cooper.
Coroner Taylor held an inquest yes,er-
day afternoon over the BODY OF an un
known colored man who died III the gap
Death was the result OF insanity. The
man was found wandering aimlessiy
about the streets last Sunday night, ana
was arrested as being Of ursound mih''
s,ainer's cantata, ''The Crucinxion.'
will be rendered at St. Paufs church on
Good Friday at 'sl5 O'Clock Us a part OF
the regular church service. II Is a very
| solemn and fine composition. The chorus
Will consist OF something Ike 70 or 100
voices. the singers being for the most
part members OF the Wednesday Ciuo.
The cantata viii require about one hour
| for its rendition.