Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-06
Personals and Briefs.

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Mr.. Charles p. Stokes. OF New York. ID
visiting friends I'm the city.
Mr.. Hugh Nelson. OF the University -
Virginia Is the guest OF Mrs. stephen
Hunter.
Mrs. Mary G. Heeke yesterday qualified
IN the Chancery Court as executriN OF
Joseph Heeke.
Miss Dena Angel. Of Wilmington. y.
C.. Is visiting the family OF Mr.. Ed. Bealls
In the West End.
Dr. George Pickerell. OF the United
States navy. has returned TO Richmond
from a long cruise.
Miss Mamie Hungerford left yesterday
on northern visit OF several weeks tn
friends and relatives.
Miss Mary jackson, Of Petersburg. 10
spending some time with Miss Mary Tay.
lor. at 27l7 east Grace street.
Mrs. j. II. Crouch. Of 7l3 north Twenty
second street. IS visiting relatives at tina
White House. New Kent county.
Rev Landon II. Mason will conduct tho
services at the Soldiers Home chapel
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs Beverly 70. Munford are
at Bennington. VT. where they have
taken cottage for the summer.
Colonel and Mrs Richard l.. Maury
will sail shortly for Holland. where they
will spend the summer In travel
Mr.. w. G. Stansri has returned
from visit Of several weeks to Washing
ton, Philadelphia, and New York.
Mr.. wadder. business manager OF he
Caroline Couri,r, Is In the city. N route
to his former home, in West Point.
Mr.. Christopher Armat will leave In
few days for Washington. ID. c.. where
he will make his home for che future.
Captain II. T. Miller was reported rest-
ing easily last night. His condition IL
slightly improved but still remains pre-
carious.
Mr.. Anton Kaspar. the accomplished
volinist of Washington. Ia the guest OF
Mr. Ben. 7. August He will play At
the Mozart next Monday.
Mr.. II. l.. Work. editor and proprie-
tor of the Cherrytree Record Cherrytre-.
Pa. and his wife are I'm the city, IN rout
To Chase city, where they Will spend the
summer.
party OF four. consisting OF Messrs.
Hillsman II. l.. Barlow, W n. Ramkey.
and Master &. s. Barlow, wheeled, over
to Petersburg Thursday and spent "A very
pleasant day.
Walter Davis. the little son " Mr. John
Davis who was hurt on the Fourth by
an ice-wagon. was reported yesterday 10
be getting along spleadidly. His Injuries
We're not at ali serious.
Rev. Mr.. Gammons condition was
slightly more favorable last night He
continues very low however. and has not
ration well as was expected.
Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terday were. H. r. Joyner. Treasurer ~
Amherst county: c. w. Porter. Treasurer
OF King and Queen county. and r. T..
Daniel. Treasurer of Charlotte county
Postmaster Culllngworth. Collector
Ryan. and Messrs. J. -. Pace. James u.
Patton. John Enders. Jr.. William Rue
ger, and Mr.. Wallace are among those
who will 80 TO Old Point this after
noon
Mrs Maggie A. Schad widow OF Mr..
John l. Schad. died AT 1850 T. VI. Thurs
day. at her residence. No 1902 west clay
street She was IN the 33d year Of her
age, and leaves six small children TO
mourn their loss.
Rev. J. W Moore has returned 10 the
city from Chattanooga. having arrived
"wednesday night. He says that the Ep-
worth League convention was the most
intensely spirited gathering OF Christians
he ever witnessed.
In the Hastings Court. before Judge
witt and jury. yesterday. Jerry Rich.
ardson and George Brown doth coloredD
were tried on the charge OF stealing q
bale Of hay. the PROPERTY OF Peter Paul.
Both were acquitted.
A still alarm was turned I'm Thursday
night at Truck Company No 2. occa.
stoned by the burning OF a few shingles
on an out kitchen OF house on Eish-
tesnth street between Broad and Grace.
The house belongs TO Mrs. Lacy. and
IL vacant.
Mr. ID. Il. Wilson. for years connected
with the publishing house OF B. r. John.
son, of Richmond. but now with the
Methodist Book Concern, OF New York,
arrived here the 9TH. accompanied by
his daughter. Miss Louie. Mr.. Wilson
will probably remain until Sunday.
Rev. Dr. W. T.. Hatcher. .ho IL presl.
dent of the Baptist Orphansge OF Virginia
located at Salem. has spent the greaief
part Of this week with the Executiys
Committee Of that institution AZ Salem.
He Il expected 10 return home to-day and
will occupy his pulpit az usual tomorrow
An alarm Of fire was turned In from
Box 81 al 9:l5 n VI. Thursday The
fire occurred I'm two story wooden
building, No. 1904 west Clay street. oc'
cupied by y Jasper ,coiored). The hr,
was occasioned by the explosion OF 4
lamp. and WAS soon extinyushed BY
buskets Of water. Damage, about $40.
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