Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-30
Personals and Briefs.

Rev f.. M. Tydeman VIII preach at the
Soldiers Home at r. NJ. Sunday.
Mr.. julius straus has returned from
two-weeks' trip at Atlantic City.
Sheriff Il. w. Milstead. of Warwick
county. was at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Edgar Franklin. secretary of the
Board of Trade of Lynchburg, is in the
city.
Professor Richard It. Ely, of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, IL In the city,
the guest of DIR. o. A. Crenshaw.
Miss Annie Plzzlni. daughter of Captain
Andrew Pizzni, Jr., leaves on Monday
for Spring Lake. N. j.. to spend the
summer.
Mr.. Steve w. Floyd. of the Chatta-
nooga News. is in the city en- route home
from a pleasant stay at Old Point and
Virginia Beach.
In the sermon tomorrow evening In
Union-Station church Rev. DIR. George
III. Ray will discuss some OF the causes
OF the Hard Times"
John Harris (colored) was arrested and
locked up In the Second Station yesterday
on a warrant charging him with stealing
$40 from John Henderson.
Charles Wilson. a negro, was arrested
on Venahle street yesterday, and taken
to the First Station in the patrol-wagon.
The man is supposed 10 be insane.
Grand Secretary William Il. Isaacs con.
tinues to improve, but he IL still con-
fined to his bed. His physician hopes to
have him up and about next week.
Sheriff II. w Steele. of Tazewell county.
delivered at the penItentiary yesterday
y. ii. McMulin. Ottoway Penn, and
John johnson, each TO serve two years
for HOUSEKEEPING.
Mrs Letson, the white woman who
spent Thursday night in the station
house, was given assistance yesterday
and left for her home. in Baltimore. last
night.
TWO small negro boys snatched pocket
book from Mrs. Chamberlain as she was
passing In front OF Levy & Davis's store.
on Broad street. yesterday. Only a small
amount OF money was In the purse.
Members OF the order of Iron Hall
In this city have received checks for the
third dividend from Receiver Farley. OF
indianapolis, Ind. This makes about 40
per cent. so far received from the funds.
meeting OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union and Young Women's
Christian Temperance Union, OF Rich
mond Is called for Monday. July 20, at
10 A. NJ, at Friends meeting house, for
prayer and praise.
Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt is stiIl confined
10 his house. AS soon as he Is well
enough TO travel nc viii so TO the noun
tains for month. His little daughter.
Gussie. has also been quite III, but is now
believed TO be out OF danger.
Marshall Lodge. knights OF Pythias,
has elected the following officers: Horace
A. Hawkins, chancellor commander; X.
Il. Talley, vice-chancelor: II. Rothschild.
prelate: p. II. Phillips. master OF arms;
James w. Carr, master OF work.
Mr. George Gibson, Jr., who has just
returned from a trip through large
portion OF North Carolina, reports that
corn and tobacco are looking fine. and
he never knew the agriculturists OF that
State TO be more contented and happy.
The Little Giants defeated the Rich
mond Juniors yesterday afternoon at the
I.ce-Monument Grounds by the score OF
70 10 l. Rankin and Gordon constituted
the battery for the Little Giants and
Hughes and Ramos that for the Rich
mond Juniors,
Miss Lila isaacs. daughter OF Mr.. VII.
liam b. Isaacs. Jr.. has returned from
Paris. where she has spent two years
studying art. Her speciality Is painting
flowers and water-colors. She has de-
yeicped remarkable talent. and two Of
her pictures have been accepted by the
Salon In Paris.
A large force OF hands IA engaged In
putting In the new Waterman pipes on
Seventeenth street The new pipes are
twelve inches In diameter-~jnst eight
inches larger than the old pipes Here
tofcre In case Of Are considerable DIM
Guilty was experienced In getting SUM-
cient supply Of water. but now there will
be water galore.