Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-28
Personals and Briefs.


Personals and Briefs.
Bishop John b. Newton is in the city.
Colonel 10 Lane stern is improving, but
stll on his crutches.
Towards Grove Lodge Of Good Temp
lars will open a bazaar tonight in their
hall.
Mr.. Charles L. Todd, who was reported
on his way TO Europe, was on the street
yesterday.
There was a meeting last night OF
the State Military Board. only routine
business was considered.
Mr.. b. b. Munford, who has been con-
fined to his room for several weeks, is
steadily improving
Miss Mary Haxall Cameron expects
to spend June visiting Mrs. Robert Ran
let OF Holyoke, Mass.
Mr.. Mann S. Quarles. of the Virginia
Trust Company. returned yesterday from
his trip TO the West
DR.. Carmichael, Of Richmond, preached
Sunday In the Church Of the Ascension
CDR. Elliotts). Washington.
Mr.. L. D. Christian, who has been
left for his home in New York.
Or. and Mrs. George Ben Johnston
left yesterday morning for a trip to New
York. Canada, and various northern re-
sorts.
Captain James r. Peasants. OF the
First District who has been sick for
some time. was reported yesterday to be
better.
Mr. Ashby Hopkins. who formerly re-
sliced in Richmond, and has many rela-
tives here, died suddenly Sunday night
In Texas.
At a business meeting OF the Randolph
Street Baptist church held last night
Rev. w. T. jolly was granted a vacation
for two months.
News has been received here OF the
sudden death in Washington OF Mrs.
George A. Crump, wife Of former resi-
dent Of this city.
Mrs. Adair Peasants and Mrs. William
W. Archer left yesterday morning for
Sherwood Forest" James river, to visit
Mrs. d. Gardiner Tyler.
Rev. Or. Cannon will return home
this week from Dallas, Tex. where he
has been attending the General AS
sembly Of the Southern Presbyterians.
MIR. p. II. Adams, formerly in charge OF
the Richmond and Danville Offices at
West Point, now engaged in the insurance
business In Baltimore, is here on visit
Captain w. Gordon McCabe returned
from New York yesterday. and is busy
making arrangements for the opening of
his university school here In the early
fail.
MIR. Hunter Mcclure Cardozo. who had
the misfortune TO lose the end Of the third
finger on his right hand Friday evening
while oillng his bicycle, is getting along
nicely.
Professor and Mrs. Walter Blair. their
daughter. Miss Ellen Blair, and Miss
Ellen Claiborne. left yesterday morning
for New York, whence they will sail on
Wednesday for Europe.
Mr. Henry Flegenhimer returned yes
terday morning from New Haven, where
he spent nearly a week In attendance
upon the annual meeting Of the Supreme
Lodge, Improved order Of Heptasophs.
Lieutenant Knight, Of the Third Regi-
ment, United States Cavalry, visited the
First Regiment Armory last night, and
drilled companies and Il, putting them
through the manual of arms by numbers.
Hon. William Lovensten has returned
from ST. Louis. where he attended the
meeting Of the Supreme Council of Royal
Arcanum. While away Mr.. Lovenstein
visited New York, Philadelphia. and other
cities.
General Peyton Wise did not return
from Houston with the Virginia delega-
ton. but went 10 Galveston to visit ex-
Congressman Gresham. and VIII go thence
10 san Antonio to visit the family of Mrs
Wise's sister.
Major David A. cardwell. OF Column
bla, S. c.. Is IN the city. having come
here 10 attend the interment of the re-
mains OF his brother, Frank NJ. Cardwel.
a former Richmonder. who married a
daughter OF the late Richard Adams.
The quarterly meeting OF the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, and Young
Womans Christian Temperance Union,
VIII be held In the parlor OF the Young
Mems Christian Association this after
noon az $50 O'Clock. A fun attendance
is desired.
Sunday night Captain Hutcheson un-
der orders from General A. l.. Phillips,
sent eight members OF the Richmond
Howitzers to Pocahontas. which increases
the force TO about twelve or fourteen.
Several members in addition will be sent
to the front in the next few days.
Mr.. J. y. Pinder, who was thrown from
his bicycle Saturday on Fourteenth and
Main streets, and was quite seriously
hurt, is thought 10 be improving. AS yet
Dr. T. j. Mosley, his physician. has been
unable 20 arrive at the exact nature OF
the injury. but he thinks II Is not internal
AT the meeting OF the American Medi-
cal Association In Baltimore last week
a paper, prepared by Or. Parker on
Hahnemann, the father OF homoeo-
patty, was read. The Doctor argued
that Hahnemann was insane, and that
his insanity was Of the form called de-
fusion.
Rev. j. c. Hiden, Of Richmond. has ac-
ceYted invitations 10 deliver two lectures
on the Eastern shore OF Virginia. On
Tuesday night, June 9TH, he lectures at
OnancOck. where his subject will be IAN
Evening With Poe" On Thursday night.
June 9Th. he lectures at Hollies, near
Pungoteague. on 1.-THE Cosmopolitan
Bug"
Rev Dr. Il. N. sledd, OF this city, viii
deliver the commencement sermon before
the Woman's College. IN Lynchburg. on
Sunday morning. June 9Th. On the eve
ming OF the same day he Will preach q
similar sermon before the students Of the
RanGolph-Mac0n Academy. Bedford City.
ON the following night he will address
an Epworth League rally al Centenary
church. Lynehburg
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