Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-24
Personals ard Briefs.

Sheriff w. IL Young Of Dinwiddie. was
+ at the Capitol yesterday.
Rev J. S Dn Of Richmond will lee
/ ture In Petersburg tonight.
The Crescenis defeated the Clay Streets
yesterday by the score of is TO ..
| Miss Mollie Shepherd, Of Columbia, is
visiting Miss Mary Hughes, Sll east Grace
! street.
Miss Maggie Hill Of Petersburg, is
| visiting Mrs. j. Harvie Blair, on Barton
! Heights.
The stonewall Band, Of Staunton. has
| engaged rooms at the Lexington for the
| uuveiling.
Miss Eigenbrun. Of Petersburg. is Wis
! iting the Misses Lovensten. 1902 east
| Clay street.
Miss Eulale Bardn, Of Amelia, Is Wis.,
| ting tlrs. +. y. Arnzen. No. Sl2 west
| Clay street.
Mr. Charles X Newman OF Jackson
| Vile, Fla. who has been IN Richmond for
| several days, is now visiting relatives IN
| Clifton Forge.
The jury in the horse case at the coun-
J Is court house yesterday could not agree,
| and We're discharged. Mr. Johnston still
| keeps the horse
Misses Grace and Matte Baker, who
| have been spending the winter with their
| mother Mrs. John &. Fleet. OF Mathews,
are visiting In the city.
Miss Nellie Ryder formerly of Rich
mond but now of Birmingham. Ala, is In
| the city, the guest OF Miss Bessie Faunt-
| leroy, 1906 Park avenue.
| Mr.. Charles X. Newman, of Jackson
| VILE. Fla. who has been visiting In Rich
! mond for several DAYS, is now visiting
| relatives at Clifton Forge.
R,v }. L. Cook will have charge of
! Old-Market Presbyterian church during
/ the summer months. Mr. Cook has not
/ yet finished his studies at college.
! Mrs j. ". Cockerell. of foudoun coun-
| ~ who has been visiting the family OF
/ Major H. w. Lynn. No. 421 south Belvi-
| deere street, returned to her home yester-
! day.
The apron hemming that was 70 have
| been given at Howard s-GroVe Temper
I ance Hall Tuesday evening was postponed
on account of the bad weather until Fri
day night.
DR.. II. ~ Sledd DR.. Paul Whitehead.
and pr a. G. Brown returned yesterday
from Memphis. whittier they had been IA
attendance on the Methodist General
Conference.
Judge +. r. Farrar will deliver the an
nual address before the Young Ladies
Literary Society OF the Southside lnsti-
tutc on the evening Of the 4th Of June
at Burkeville.
BEGINNING this morning the post-oiiice
Atlantic-Co0st Line, which passes COP
tons at $40 A. NJ. and reaches Washing
ton az \. NJ.
Mr. f. H. Mayo is building a handsome
house on Franklin street between Jener-
son and Madison for his son-in-law'. Mr.
Thomas y. Carter. IL adJoins Mr.. Allan
TalbOtts new residence.
Mrs Kidweli and children. OF Alexan.
dria and Mrs. Campbell and children; OF
Portsmouth. Will be the guests OF their
mother. Mrs Silas Johnson, until after
the unveiling on the Both.
Judge 4. NJ Kelley leaves Egypt for
Ireland on the 18th instant and will spend
several weeks with his married daughter
who lives at Belfast. lie VIII then make
a hurried trip to this country before re-
turning TO his post
Richmond Commandery No. .. Knights
Templar Frank w. Cunningham emil
:. nj commander conferred the order or
the Temple on three pOstulantS TUESDAY
night and elected three others Tor the
commandery degrees.
The Blues Association, at their meeting
Tuesday night, decided, upon motion or
Major Cuichins to take upon Itself the
care and preservation Of the section in
Shockoe- IAN GENET ry where MI isaac
j. cary an old war member OF the Blues
is buried
MIR Edward Delarue celebrated his if
tecnth birthday by giving an elegant sup
per TO his numerous triend9 at ms resi-
dence No go east Main street. lie was
the recipient OF many handsome presents.
Games OF all kinds wer, INDUCED in
Among those present were Messrs j. Roy
Rrister. William r. Daniels, Hermann II.
Duucker, :. r. Brister. Jr.. Gus. +. Della
rue, II. Dearue, and others
\ meeting Of persons interested In the
establishment OF an industrial home at
the site of the Pinel Hospital was held
'Tuesday night. and much business was
transacted A president has not as yet
hem chosen. 1t is understood that Mr..
/ NJ. Blood. formerly Of MASSACHUSETTS,
hpt who has recently resided in Wash
ington' will be put In charge OF the home.
lie has had experience in managing such
institutions.
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.
NEW YORK. May 23.-(Special "A. T.
Miller. Union Square; j Otis. Cosmopoli-
tan: j. T.. Brady, Astor; y. II: Cloves
Sonttn.ptai. W III May. New York.