Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-21
Personals and Briefs.

concerning the result OF their ihNeSuS"-
ton.
Personals and Briefs
DR.. Ernest C. Levy has returned to
the city. after a months vacation IN the
Adirondacks.
DR.. f.. T. Robinson IL confined to his
| house by sickness.
Master Willie Hym IN has recovered from
| his severe accident, and Is out again.
Mr.. James b. Pace. Jr., Of Louisville,
| Ky, Is spending n few days IN the CITY
Mr.. Lilburne Myers rs the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. c. ID. Langhorne. at Mira
| dor"
Colonel George Wayne. Anderson and
family have returned from Albemarle
county.
resident physician at the White sulphur
Springs.
Miss Ellen Bagby. daughter. of Mrs.
George W. Bagby. Is visiting friends IN
Roanoke.
Miss Lima Mayo has returned from the
Blue Ridge Springs. where she has been
spending several weeks.
The Gospel wagon will be near the
corner of Pine and High streets SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. n. A. Hawkins. the western repre-
sentative OF the American Plant-Food
Company. Is in the city.
Mr.. James f. Cannon has arrived In
New York from Europe, and Is expected
in Richmond in few days.
Miss Mary T.. Waller, of st. Louis, IS
visiting her friend. Miss Daisy 5. Ware,
400 north Twenty-seyenth street.
The Missing Link bicycle-track has been
leveled and drained. but the rolling can
not be done until there is rain.
visit To her father, near Baltimore.
All Of the insurance-agents have agreed
10 close their offices at Y. NJ, except on
Saturdays. when they will close al +. NJ.
Mr. Walter c. HILL n well-known typo
OF this city. has accepted the position or
foreman Of the Charlottesville Chronicle
office.
Only routine business was transacted
Mt the meeting OF Lee Camp last night.
and, "a result of the extreme heat.
the attendance was small.
Rev. J. w. Moore will conduct the ser
vices at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation tomorrow afternoon, and Mrs.
Maggie Knowles will sing.
The celebration by the Italian colony
OF this city of the "unitcation OF ltaly
with Rome's capital VIII occur next
Tuesday. instead OF THURSDAY.
Mr.. Mann s. Valentine, who has been
spending the summer at the White SUI
phur and several weeks at the Cold Sui
phur, has returned 20 the city.
A select musical and literary programme
will be rendered at the McGlll Union :
meeting uext Monday night. under the
direction of Mr.. J. Louis sullivan.
Mr. Andrew Sledd who graduated at
Randolph Macon College last session with
high honors, has gone 10 Harvard with
the intention OF taking the Pm. ID. degree
Mr.. w. II. Tyler, chief deputy in the
internal-revenue office, went 70 Washihs-
ton Thursday night. He Will yist the
Treasury Department on official business
Mrs. James Lyons, WHO has been spend
Ing the summer with her brother, Mr
W. Writ Henry, at "Cloverland, Prince
William county, returned 10 the city yes
terday.
Rev. Edward l.. Pell Will deliver his
regular weekly lecture on the sunday
school lesson at the Young Mems chrls--
tan Association this afternoon at .
o'clock.
Lloyd u. Beazley, a bright youth who
| has been for some time a messenger IN
| the service OF the Postal Telegraph COM
| pany has been promoted TO the position
| Of operator.
Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart, pastor o. me
Church Of the Covenant, naying wing, reou rInri
row morning at II o'clock ana IN the eve
| ming at Sl5 o'clock.
Professor Otis F.. Mason. Of the smith
| sonlan Institution. who delivered such a
| delightful address at the opening OF Rich
mond College Thursday night, Is the
| guest of Professor John Pollard.
Rev. n. ]. Kelley. Of Chicago, will con-
| duct the services at Union Gospel mis-
| sion. corner Eighth and Main streets,
| Tonight and tomorrow night at o'clock,
| and tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The Louisville Courier-Journal has asked
| Mr. Jacob Reinhardt 10 send 1t one or his
new plantation for publication;
| lie viii probably send The Old Battered
banjo" words by Mr.. b. Il. Valentine.
The wholesale grain-merchants OF the
| city will take a pleasure TRIP 10 CIncih-
| natl next week. They VIII 20 over the
under charge of Or. +. ID. Meanley, OF
that road. They will be gone about a
| week.
/ No APPOINTMENTS for Democratic speak
ing are likely TO be made until after the
| meeting of the State Committee mere
/ next Thursday. Letters are coming Ia
at headquarters, asking ior orators RS
| Nearly every writer Hahes request III
! Senator Daniel
nr Fair pastor Of Grace-Street Presby-
! ,ar,an church. who has been travelling
in Europe the past three months. having
! returned home, will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow morning. There will be no ser
vices in his church at night.
state-Secretary l.. A. Coulter. Of Vlr-
ginia Young Mems Christian Associa-
zion. and II. o. Williams, international
states. left yesterday to look after as
ISOLATION work in Newport News and
| to attend the annual meeting OF the as
ISOLATION there.