Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-06
Personals nnd Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
Professor Edmund Harrison Is spending
a month ut Wytheville.
Rev. DR.. James z. Smith and wife are
on a visit 10 Fredericksburg.
Major Robert s. Archer and family lett
on Saturday for a visit to Bar harpor
Mrs. James Walker and Mrs. James
Hayes are spending August at the Wnlte
sulphur
Rev II. A. Bagby left yesterday for
King William county, where he VIII spend
his vacation.
The paper-hangers of the city had an
other meeting last night to further per-
feet their organization.
Miss Anna Howard. Of los north Seventh
street. has returned from her trip 10
Washington and Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Richmond Lewis was quite severely
hurt Sunday by fall from his bicycle
and will be housed for some days.
4 large number of Richmond lawyers
left for the White Sulphur yesterday to
attend the Bar Association meeting.
MICS I.oule Evans has returned to the
city. after a pleasant stay Of month AT
the Jefferson Park Hotel, Charlottesville
Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hudspeth have re-
turned from very pleasant trip TO New
York. Manhattan Beach. and Coney
Island
Mr.. Semi Walker OF Elizabeth City,
n. c., is visiting his uncle on Nicholas
street. Fulton. lie will be here about
three weeks.
DR.. Henry Froehling. who was badly
injured on Saturday. through the eXplo-
sion OF a bottle containing hydrochloric
acid, Is progressing fayOrably.
A large eagle has been seen in the lower
part Of the city several times recently.
few days ago 1t flew against window
with such force that it broke the lower
sash.
Messrs. William Lamb Daughtry and
Tscharar De Genfeidt-Michaux HobsOn
left Saturday for Atlantic City and other
northern resorts. where they will spend
their vacation.
Misses Ida and Lottie Bowers and
their sister. Mrs william T. Logan, and
two little daughters left last Wednes-
day night for a months stay at the Red
Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
Mr.. J. Campbell Mayo, who has had
and as soon able will return with his
mother Mrs. Joseph Mayo, to visit his
home in Lancaster county.
Messrs. W. II. Harris, Sheriff Of
Washington county: and George W.
Price. Sheriff Of King George county.
were visitors at the Office Of the Auditor
OF Public Accounts yesterday.
President Il. @. Leigh and Mr. Junius
a ftVN.r Of, H.
Executive Committee Of the Southern
Wholesale Grocers' Association. which is
to be held at Knoxville. Tenn. tomorrow.
Captain Thomas Elicit leaves to-day for
Boston. where he will join his daughter.
Miss Jennie. who has been taking the
summer course at Harvard. and together
they will spend some time at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. James T.. Phillips. Jr, son OF Cap
tain James f.. Phillips, Will celebrate
the twenty-first anniversary of his birth
day by giving a reception to number
OF friends at his home next Friday eve
ming.
Mr.. Dan Eads, who had both legs
broken last week while riding a colt. be-
longing to Mr.. Walter j. Todd. is get
ting along nicely at the Old Dominion
Hospital, where he was taken for treat
ment.
Miss Anna Clark. daughter of Mr.. G.
w. Clark, after spending several weeks
with Councilman Adam Diacont, OF
Church Hill, has returned TO her home
at Fort Lee accompanied by Misses Bes-
sic and Viola Diacont.
There was a good attendance at the
Union Gospel Mission Sunday, corner
Eighth and Main streets, at the afternoon
meeting. Mrs. II. NJ. Glover delivered an
impressive message by reading and In
terpreting from the 35th chapter of Isaiah.
Mr. J. J. White led the night service.
Mr.. T.. r. Goodwin, the contractor for
the Missing Link bicycle-track. will COM
mence work to-day. II Is desired that
those who have subscribed TO the fund
will pay promptly when the collector
calls. and that those who have not sub
scribed and contemplate so doing will
do so at once.
Rev. j. c. Taylor. one OF the Baptist
missionaries to Brazil, arrived In New
York Sunday. and in very few days
Will be in this city. While ne Is mere
there will be called meeting OF the
Baptist Foreign Mission Board, at which
he will be present, and very important
matters will be discussed.
Mr.. T. William Pemberton and wife
and their son, Percy. will leave to-day
for Atlantic City, whence they viii go
to Gretna Springs. Pa, where they will
spend the rest of the summer During
a part OF their vacation they viii have
with them their son, Russell who Is
practitioner Of medicine. and who for
some years past has been employed In
New York hospital, but who has now
determined to locate at Germantown,
Pa.
There is great deal OF interest In
Richmond In the question of successor
TO the late John B. Minor as Professor or
Law at the University OF Virginia.
Among the names mentioned are those
OF Judge white, Hon. II. T. Barton.
Hon. Waller Dabney. Mr.. Frank w.
Christian, OF the firm OF Christian *
Christian. Of this city; Professor Graves.
OF Washington and Lee University. and
Captain Micajah Woods. OF Chariottes-
Vile The place pays 5000 gear. and
the professor is given residence.
Rtchm0nders I'm New York.
NEW YORK, August 6.-(Special.)-L.
D. Briggs. A. l.. Mattern. j. j. Wilson.
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