Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-06
Personals mid Briefs.

Mrs l.. u. Morris left Friday evening
for New York.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Pickett Camp
will meet Monday at +. NJ.
Mr.. Charles W. Goddn continues quite
| sick at his residence on west Grace street.
Mr.. j. II. Carlisle, with the Chesapeake
| and Ohio at Clifton Forge. Is in the city.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page and wife will
sail shortly for Europe, where they Will
spend the summer.
Mrs Il. X. Smith OF Philadelphia, has
returned home after q pleasant visit TO
many friends here.
Judge Minor, of the Law and Equity,
hopes to be able TO go in his new court
room by the last of next week.
Mrs. Thomas w. boswell has entirely
recovered from her recent illness. and has
returned 10 her country home.
"Wanted-All-round Men" is the sub
ject announced for Rev. Mr. Chaneys
sermon tonight at Belvidere Hall.
Professor Ro. c. Anderson and wife, Of
Covington, are visiting their son. II. l..
Anderson. s07 east Franklin street.
The Rockets Democratic Social Club
will meet Monday night at Hogan's Hall.
port.
The alarm of fire from Box 16 early
yesterday morning was due TO the burn
ing Of a chimney at No 4oi cast Cary
street. There was no damage.
Mr.. Il. j.. Osborn, secretary OF the
'.Big Four" has been appointed acting
treasurer of the COvingtOn ana Cincn-
natl Bridge. vice X. G. Dolmer. deceased.
judge Parker, OF Lexington. who has
been spending two or three weeks with
DIR. W. W. Parker. Of this city, left yes
terday for home. and Will open court there
tomorrow.
The Tyson Union Meeting for Boys
and Girls will be held At the First Bap-
list church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. ID. $. Bennett will give the children
a black board talk.
The pastor of Park-Place church. DIR.
Young will begin tonight a series Of
sermons on noted church leaders. The
subject for tonight will be "The Monk
That Shook the World"
Twenty-four immigrants reached this
city Friday by way Of the Old Dominion
Steamship Line. They went West on the
Chesapeake and Ohio train. They were
Scandinayians and Swedes.
Kew 1. MdStO, JdpdiicS's lhte VI Nuii-
derbnt University. Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will address the young peo-
pies meeting in Union-Station church
this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The widow Of Jacob Kasmnsky yes
terday received through Mr.. William
Flegenheimer, secretary of the Independ-
ent order Of Free Sons OF Israel. n check
for 81, 900 the amount of his death benefit
In that order.
IT is reported that Mr.. George l..
Hughes, formerly a clerk at the Chesa-
peake and Ohio general offices. has been
appointed agent at Norfolk. vice J. w.
Elliott, recently appointed general agent
at Newport News.
Professor Henry Schweler, formerly Ct
the German Imperial Opera, Berlin, VIII
sing in ST. Mary's church at the offertory
this morning with trombone accompani-
ment by Mir. Tony Equi Professor Nut
ter will preside at the organ
Shortly after o'clock yesterday morn
ing an alteration occurred In the Davis
House between George Virgins and "A. L.
Hawkins, and several blows were ex-
changed. Both gentlemen were arrested
and lodged at the Second Station.
Dr. w. Ralph Clements will leave the
city tonight for Dallas. Tex. lie has re-
Gently graduated at the Medical College
of Virginia. and will take months rest
in the South. He will spend some time
with his uncle. Rev. Harvey Hatcher.
Atlanta, Ga.
Master Tazewell Fitzgerald viii give
chalk talk at the boys meeting at the
Young Mems Christian Association this
afternoon at o'clock. and Rev. a. X
Moore will address the young mems meet
ing at 4 o'clock on 1.-The Good Master"
The music will be especially good.
The Christian Alliance. designed to pro-
mote a deeper Christian life, meets every
Sunday at 40 Il. NJ. In the hail or Inc
Rruad-Street Mission. No. III east Broad
street Gospel services are held at the
same place every night. MONDAY prayer
meetings every day from IL TO 12;11, eX-
cept Sunday.
In the game OF ball at Island Park yes
terday afternoon the Watkins Hardware
club defeated the Watkins d Cottrell
Club by the score OF II to 8. The features
OF the game were the heavy batting OF
Glenn. a circus catch In centre held by
Stewart, and the double play by Graham
and Etchson.
Rev. A. A. Little, one of the evange-
lists Of the Synod OF Virginia, VIII preach
at the Third Presbyterian church at poth
services to-day. Mr.. Little conducted
series OF meetings at this church In Jann-
airy which resulted in the awakening OF
the people and in some conversions hev.
I u. Cannon, pastor of the church. rs
visiting in Danville. where he pfeaches
to-day.
Among the prominent arrivals at Hotei
Lexington yesterday were the following.
.John {. TRAINERS. Charleston, 3. c.:
oliver. Pine, Philadelphia, Pa; George
w. Munroe and family. Baltimore. Nd;
]. J. Alexandra. New York: w. T. Dom
nelly, New York: c. w. Ransom. Boston.
Mass; c. T.. Tillinghort. Cleveland, o.;
III. c. Quigley, GAINESVILLE, o.: Lyle u.
Close, Orange, Mass.
Registered from Richmond.