Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Personals md Briefs.

Mrs. /. W. Craig left the city yesterday
for Sweet Springs w. Va.
Mrs. william Ebert has gone TO the
springs 70 spend the summer.
Colonel Richard L. Maury will leave
on the 81 Of August for Holland.
Judge Robert W. Hughes, Of the United
States Court, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Elicit and Miss
Carrie Elicit have gone 70 Deer Fark, ma
for the summer.
Mrs. NJ. 5. Cease. Of S02 east Marshall
street. is visiting her sister, Mrs. John y.
Noon, OF stanton.
Rev. +. S Stickney will preach at 81;
Iukc's chapel. corner Washington ana
Beverly streets. tonight at SID.
Mr.. W. =. Reddy has. II the request OF
many friends. consented 10 become a can
dldate for the House Of Delegates.
DR.. Phil. TAYLOR left yesterday morning
for Boston ana the Massachuss it's coast.
lie will be absent two or three weeks.
Madame NJ. Baratta Morgan. OF Proyi-
dcnce r. l., Is In the city. stopping az
rord's Hotel. She viii only be here Few
days.
Or. J. Allison Hodges has returned
from the R0Ckbridge Alum Mrs Hodges
ana Mrs. Gray win remain az the Alum
during the season.
The Highland Springs team. Perry Reed
captain, will play the Narina Grove tenn,
r. H. Garnett captain. at the later pace
next Friday afternoon
Miss Helen Thornton Cardozo left Tues
day To spend the balance Of the SUNNI
with Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. CardOzo' az
Lunenburg Courthouse.
Rev. W. +. Harris. Of Missouri, with
his wife and daughter, ar the guests OK
ms brother Mr. l.. ". Harris OF tnis
city. They will spend the week here Visit
ing the scenes OF former years.
A Joint session Of the City Council and
Bosfd Of Aldermen has been called Tor
tonight at I o'clock 10 appoint mem
Der OF the fire commissioners FOR Mali-
son Ward TO I'll the place OF Mr. I. r.
Taylor.
Miss Hilda Vaughan-Il0yd. daughter OF
DR. Vaughan-Lloyd. LETT on the Ola DO
minion steamer Roanoke yesteIday ais,I vi,
noon for New York, where sh' VIII san
on Saturday for years WISH 10 relatives
in England.
There was a long and busy session OF
the Central Trades ana Labor Councll
Tuesday night. and many matters or IN
terest % the unions We're discussed. An
other meeting will be held next Wednes-
day night in the rooms Of the Cigarmak-
ers' Union at Smiths Hall
Mr.. Walter d. Blair is attending the an
nual convention Of the Beta Theta III IN
Chicago. He goes thence Via Yellowstone
PARK 70 WISH MS uNCtcs 1ndfieH II. BldiEs
I'm San Francisco, who went 20 California
In 1873. He is accompanied by his brother
Lewis
Rev. John W. Daugherty was called by
telegraph from the Dover Association
meeting 10 preach the funeral Of Milton
MarkwOou at Fulton Baptist church at 5
p. NJ. yesterday Mr.. hardwood died
Tuesday night. His parents from Wash
ington were with him at his death.
Professor Edmund Harrison. formerly
OF the Chair Of Latin OF Richmond Col
lege. has made arrangements with Mr..
John Il. Mcclure 10 teach three hours
a day In Mr. McGuire's school during
the coming session. Professor Harrison
viii also do other teaching In the city.
His branches will be Latin and French.
Messrs. John III. and Gordon Wallace
went up 10 Fredericksburg yesterday 70
attend the funeral OF their sister. Mrs.
Thomas l.. Yerby, Jr. who died on Tues
day about four miles from that place.
Mr.. s. q. Wallace was unable TO leave
his post. at the Citizens Bank. as Presi-
dent Johnston Is kept away by sickness
An elder sister OF the deceased, who has
been an invalid from childhood, is now
critically Ill.