Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-04
Personals ard Eriefs.

Mr.. II. X. Curtis. Sheriff OF Elizabeth
City county. was at the Capitol yester-
day.
Mr.. J. Penn Norris lett yesterday morn
Ing for New York and Boston for a short
visit.
Mr.. J.. a. Day. OF Worcester. Mars.
IL spending few days with his friend.
Mr.. |. X. Jones.
The condition Of little Marion Tucker.
who was badly burned last week. con-
unucs 10 improve
Misses Evaleen and Ida Mabic. OF CLAD
stone. Va, are visiting the family OF
Mr. o. l.. Philips. Of south Pine street.
The case In the Police Court yesterday
against 4. VI. sutherland charged with
unkind treatment to his wife. was dis
missed.
MIR. !. NJ Strauss and wife. OF Boston.
Mass. arr visiting their aunt Mrs.
Kebccca Kaufman, at 9lJ and 9l5 west
Grace street
Governor O'Ferrall went over 20 the
Capitol yesterday morning, and remained
a short while bat feeling very unwell.
he returned TO the mansion
a letter received yesterday from Mrs.
Kerr states that the health Of Rev.
Or r.. T.. Kerr has greatly improved
since he reached Philadelphia.
Tho ladies Of Grove-Avenue Baptist
church will hold a May festival tonight.
There will be music and refreshments. and
"A pleasant evening Is assured those who
attend.
Sergeant Whtlock has arranged a very
attractive programme for the meeting OF
Pickett Camp next Monday night. There
will be vocal and instrumental music.
Rotations. and fancy dancing.
The monthly meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary Board Of Managers will take
place nj Virginia Hospital on Saturday at
u O'clock. and full attendance is de-
sired.
City-serecant Epps and Mr.. Andrew
krouse nave gone on pleasure trip 10
Charleston. : 6. They viii spcrd week
visiting old battle-helds IN the Palmetto
State
one Of Ramos & co.'s windows is filled
with tho medals and other handsome
trophies to be competed for in The cav
alrymcn's entertainment on Wht-Monday.
They were generally admired.
Rev Father Friol Vicar-General of
this diocese. whose health has been en-
tirely restored by his long stay in the
West IS expected 10 arrive in the city
to-day or tomorrow a hearty welcome
awaits him.
Three convlcts were received at the
y nitcntiary yesterday from Elizabeth
City couuty-Joscph Jones. 10 serve one
year for feionious assault; James Good
Wyn. one year for grand larceny, ana
Augustus Brdsong. five years for house
breaking.
The Visiting Committee met at Pawnec
Tribe. |. .. Il. NJ. last night. ana the
members made good speeches. Pawnee
1ribc, with the assistance of the sister
tribes gave the adoption 10 pale face
for Manteo Tribe. There were about 30
Etl Men present.
\ team hitcho1 10 an ice wagon b.
longing 20 the Richmond Ice Company
]. came frightened about 10 o'clock yester
day morning al the corner Of Ninth and
Main streets. and dashed on down Main
M a wild lait. They were stopped at
Twentieth none the worse for their long
run. Nothing was broken.
Colonel H. T.. BOykin. Of Isle Of Wight,
has offered 10 s"li the Day Point planta-
tion. in his county, 10 the Commonwealth
for the penitcntiary farm. The estate Is
James river. Superintendent Lynn has
just returned from North Carolina. whore
he inspected the North States peniten-
tary farm
Richmond Lodge. No. 10. will break
fast together at the T'mpl" on sunday.
June 9th, and afterwards attend divine
service at Christ church, AMI listen 10
sermon by the senior chaplain Of the
lodge Rev. Preston Nash. rcciCr or the
church. Rev. Or. J. Y. Fair vas APP
pointed assistant chaplain Of No. 40 at It's
last meeting.
A lecture under the auspices Of the
81. Johns Chapter Of the BROTHERHOOD OF
ST Andrew. viii he delivered in the brick
,map-l i'm 81. Johns church-yard on
Friday. the 4th of May, az O'Clock in
the evening. The lecturer Will be Mr.. II.
H. Hartman. and the subject, "Phot0ErJ-
ply. with illustrations Of Different FRO
ccSsce" The public are invited. Adinis-
sion free.
The annual meeting Of the Coffee
steumlns Machine Company was held
Yesterday at = o'clock, NeS SIS e c;,'Ec' g.
}. y. Boyd. =. 5. Myers, l.. H1ab X
". coffee, and ". J. Payne wrre elected
directors. The board rlectc Nr. 6. ..
Holland president: J. y. Boyd. N'ce-presi,
treasurer.
4 most enjoyable entertainment, con
sisting of music and Rotations. VIII be
given tonight In the sunday school room
of Christ church by the members OF the
Ariou Mandolin club. under the manage
mont of Mr.. Henry Kempt. The infant
class of this school. under its pres mt
efficient teacher has outgrOwn its present
quarters. and 1t Is found necessary 10
build an addition 10 the school-room.
Mr. John W. Williams. of Barton
Heights. had one of his legs broken We'd
nesdav afternoon by his horse falllng
with him at the corner OF second ana
DuNal streets. The accident happened uu-
RIM the thunder and wind-storm that
PASSED over the city about l. VI. me
ambulaucc was summoned, ana Mr.. VIII
hams mas removed to the hospital. where
his limb was set. He was then taken
oct To- his home.
\ party of prominent northern poiu-
clans spcnt q couple Of days at Murphy
Uotol his week. In the delegation were
@. n. Sullivan, postmaster Of Brooklyn;
l. T., McGh,e and J. J. Murphy, of the
same city; Joseph Flynn brot1er OF Tie
Iata Morris H. Flynn, Of New York, Par
Ler Eurnrtt, and J. II. Dalthellow. Of
Newark. \. j. Mr. Flynn was accom-
toni,I Lv his wife. The visitors were en-
ioute home after a sojOurn ~ the South.
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
NEW YORK. May 3.-(Special)-A.
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Williams. Imperial; j. H. Bigger. Ear
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