Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-19
Personals and Brief.


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Personals and Brief-.
Mr.. Joseph =. Jones, Of the Baltimore
News, is in the city.
Mr. James W Briggs, Of the Danville
Times, was in the city yesterday.
The Little Vireinias defeated the Mixed
Nuts yesterday by the score Of ~ to 10.
The Central Trades and Labor Council
meets tonight at $ O'Clock in Central
Hall.
Mr. r. B. Garrett died at 500 II west
Clay street yesterday, in the 18th year OF
his age.
Dr. Jones, sanitary officer of Newport
News. who Is an Old Richmond boy, was
ia the city yesterday.
V. Donati and Louis Lageanu were re-
ported Yesterday for keeping their bar
rooms open on Sunday
Judge II. W. Flournoy. cx-Secretary Of
the Commonwealth, qualified yesterday
20 practice ia the City Circuit Court
Judge Joseph Christian has returned to
this city from Wythevillc whore he ar
gued the Belva Lockwood case for her.
Letter-Carrler r. Bruce Evans. who
has been detained from his work for
week by sickness. has reported for duts
Rev DIR. Robert Z. Kerr is at Quebec.
Canada, and the latest intelligence from
him is that his health is very much i'm
proved.
Mrs 5. =. and Miss Ida Minson. OF GIG
south Belvidere street, have gone to their
old home. in King and Queen county,
10 spend few days.
Mr.. j. w Burnham car accountant Of
the Fitchburg Railway Company, of Bos-
ton Mass, with his wife, are visiting
Mrs. Judge Durham.
Captain John \. Curtis. who has been
indispo,ed from an attack of govt for
some time. is out again ana left yester-
day morning Tor a business trip TO Alex
andrid.
The Charlotte q. O. Observer says:
Mrs. l.. r. Livingston. of Richmond.
spent Thursday night at the Central, and
left yesterday for New orleans 10 JOIN
her husband
Several Of the leading Church Hin gro
GERS have consented to close their places
Of business at o'clock hereafter, in
order that clerks may have little rest
and recreation.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Mr..
William NJ Coulling OF this city, and
Miss Henrietta Lee Rust, Of Lecsburg.
The ceremony will take place in Leesburg
ON the 9th instant
Mr.. James Boyden, who was painfully
hurt by falling from the building at the
corner of Eleventh and Cary streets
while painting some weeks ago, is improV-
ing rapidly. and is able TO go about
AIR Junius II. BrowdeH of the Rich
mond and Ddnville railroad, at DanviIle'
accompanied by his two sisters, Of Peters
burg. passed through the city Sunday en-
route for DanVille. where his sisters 80
10 visit friends and relatives.
Senator Iovenstcin has returned from
Detroit. Mich. where he has been IN
attendance as a member Of the Supreme
Council Of Royal Arcanum. During his
absence he also visited Philadelphia, Nj
agara Falls, Buffalo, ana Cleveland.
The Tyson meeting for young people
held Sunday at the Seycnth-Street Chris-
tan church. was the last OF the series
for the present No meetings VIII De
held during the coming warm months
hut they will be resumed again in the
fall
Nh. mandolin club that played at the
recentlon rendered the "Baptist Home lot
Aged Women" IS the "Euterpe Mandolin
CI,h - composed OF Mrs. William {.
Adams and four daughters ana not tne
"IIone club" as announced In Saturdays
issue.
4 clerk in the drugstore OF MI Jonah,
on west Main street, was awakened
late Saturday night 10y some one VINO
said that "A man had pevh GUY, nv
clerk advised them 10 go To a doclVr'
The case has not been reported to the
police.
The last numbers Of the Cha'ta-
nooaa Tradesinan and the New YORK
Iron Age give fun reports OF the recent
convention here Of the Southern Hard
,,ore Jobers' Association. The Trades
man presents pictures Of number OF
the members Of the association
A moonlight excursion to Masonic
Home will be given this evening py Tue
Ladies' Auxiliary OF that institution
There will be musical entertainments a'
s. 40 o'clock tonight but tickets VIII De
GOOD an any train during the day. The
last cars will leave the home at lofo
o'clock.
Metropolitan Lodge. No. II. or Masohs,
has elected the following oihcers' h'ehai"
IA Garter. master; Herbert Huice. senior
warden; W. Chase Morton. JUNIOR warden
(,antain T.. l.. Hulce. treasurer; j. W.
Anderson. secretary; {. NJ Rawson, senior
deacon. y. "A. G. Caben, junior deacon;
key. J. Calvin Stewart, chaplain; ID b'
Collins. tiler; William Krause, steward
Centenary Methodist Sunday school VIII
dive a basket picnic and excursion 10
Warwick Park and Lower james river
to-day. The steamer will leave hel
wharf at $50 A. NJ. returning ABOUT .
p NJ. They viii 20 first TO WaIwicA
park. remaining there until about r. M.,
then take the steamer and have run
down the river. returning 10 the city apou'
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