Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-11
PerAnnala and RriefS

nHU DifSts
DR.. Charles NJ. Shields has returned to
the city.
Colonel John s. Harwood left yesterday
for the Northern Neck of Virginia.
Mr.. Il. Emmett Daffron has returned TO
Nj. st. Joseph's College Baltimore.
Sheriff X. r. Hughes OF Washington
county. was at the Capitol yesterday.
Miss Mamie Hagan, OF Huntington. w.
Va, IL stopping at M south Pine street.
Rev. u. NJ Randolph, OF Emmanuel
church. is reported as very much inn
proved In health.
Rev b. c. Henning and wife, of
Louisa county. are visiting his father In
Powhatan county.
DR. T.. IL. Henning. who has been at the
Virginia Hospital for four or five weeks,
has returned home.
Miss Madeline Gertrude Saunders has
returned home. after having "a splendid
visit to Petersburg.
Mrs A. p. Shields. OF Petersburg. Is
visiting her son. Policeman L. NJ. Farley,
on east Leigh street
Mrs Texas Herndon will leave to-day
for a months visit to friends and rc.a-
tives at Orange Courthouse.
Mr.. W. S. McC1elland. whose right eye
was injured while at work few days
ago. Is getting along very nicely.
Mr. G. j. Terry and wife and son. of
Wilmington. ~ G.. are the guests OF Mrs.
r. ]. Morris Of No. s Morris street.
A party Of slght.seers from New York
I.. Al trly a
and are quartered at the Exchange.
Mr.. George p. Henning has returned 70
the city after spending n delightful day
with his father in Powhatan county.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Kopple and
daughter Of Detroit. Mich. are the guests
OF Mr.. Simon Sycle. on west Grace
street.
Miss Goode Anderson. Of King and
Queen county. has returned home, after
n delightful visit TO Newport News and
Old Point.
At the weekly meeting Of the Academy
of Medicine and Surgery tonight Or.
Ross will lead the discussion on Injuries
Of the Spine"
Judge Edmund Waddill has not de-
c.ded whether he will enter the field az
the Republican candidate for Congress in
this district.
John Green and o. II. jefferson were re-,
ceivc1 at the penitenuary yesterday from
Washington county TO serve two years
for house-breaking
Miss Mary l.. Willis. of Gil north Sew |
enth street. has returned to the city. af-
ter spending part of the summer in Albc> |
marie county with friends
There is no clue as TO who stole the |
watch and money from w. =. Smith, who |
was found on Tenth street i'm an intoXi- |
Gated condition Saturday night
Lieutenant A. !. Vaughan, Jr.. of the |
Virginia Military Institute. has returned |
10 Lexington, where he will finish his |
course in engineering this year.
Miss Willie NJ. Jeffress will be married /
10 Mr.. Newton =. Painter tomorrow ar |
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the |
)ride-elect, A2 north Twelfth street
Messrs. George Bahen and william |
J'IIara. two popular players on the Rich
nond College ball team, returned to- their
-lasses in Maryland colleges yesterday
Judge James c. Lamb. of the Chancery |
Court. passed through Richmond yester-
lay on route to Greensville, thence to the |
mountains. He is much improved in |
health
There will be an important meeting Of |
he directors of the Richmond Industrial |
Home Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock al
he Office Of Postmaster William II. Gull
ingworth
John Davis the colored man who was
shot by Policeman Eanes. Of Petersburg, |
Is reported as being on the way. To recov-
cry. Eanes will probably be allowed bail |
by Justice CrutchHeld.
Rev. Dr. Robert y. Kerr pastor of the !
First Presbyterian church. is expected |
home this week. His health Is very much |
improved. His pulpit was filed Sunday |
by Rev. DIR. Willingham.
Arthur Rhodes. n colored man en- |
ployed in the ice-cream factory of Peter |
Thompson. had his hand so badly cut in |
the machinery Saturday evening that am
Dutation was found necessary.
Mrs. Minnie Smell, wife of Professor |
Marie Smell, of Chicago, and sis |
ter Of the late Mrs. Marie lie Baron. LETT |
Richmond yesterday. accompanied by her |
niece. Miss Patricia lie Baron.
The Richmond Blues beat the Corduroys !
Yesterday afternoon by score Of q to /
l5 Batteries: Blues-D. Cottrell and ). |
Taylor; Corduroys-C. COttrell and w.
Canary. Umpire, Thomas Pullen.
Rev. T. O. Kirk, pastor of Howard's'
Grove Baptist church. and his wife VIII |
celebrate their china wedding next Fri
lay evening, the 18th, from to II O'CLOCK
At their residence. in Fairmont Park.
The Religious Work Committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association met
n the parors of the association last night
md transacted some routine matters,
rhe Board of Directors will meet tonight
Past-Grand-C hief-Templar O. w. Blain,
II Michigan. viii visit Trinity Lodge Of
GOOD Templars tonight and Sidney Lodge
-ridav night. Mr. Blain was a welcome
dsitor at the Virginia Grand Lodge meet
ng last week.
The West-End Young Womens Chrls-
ION Temperance Union will hold an i'm
,ortant meeting Thursday the 18th in'
,tant at the residence OF the president
o aouth Adams street. All members are
'eduested to attend.
Rev. r. +. White, Past Grand CHlei
remplar of Virginia, and wife are spehu-
ng a few days In the city WIN '''e ""
ents Of Mrs. White, at Clio west Gary,
from the session Of the Grand
odge held at Staunton.
Frederick VAIL, a saloonist at the cor
,er of Seventeenth and Cary streets was
enorted by Officer c. NJ. Johnson. OF the
rirst District, for keeping his saloon open
md selling liquor on Sunday last Inc
ase will be heard In the Police Court III
day or so.
A Richmond gentleman was quite pam
ullv hurt at Forest HIN Sunday AFTER
Don while trying to board an elec'r'-
ar. He came in contact WIN an eie
rio pole. one of the iron spikes proJeetihs
rom which struck him In the ches''
'hese spikes should not be put SO low On
.oles near the track.
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