Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-04
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. w. w. r. Russell, Of Baltimore,
is at the Mt Vernon.
Mr.. w. Greanor Neale left Sunday for
a business trip through the South.
]. W. Mcmahon was reported yesterday
for keeping his bar open on Sunday.
DIR. Thomas welch Dew, Of Spotsyl-
vania, is in the city to spend few days.
Mr.. Lewis Warrington Wise, of Dur
ham, ~ C., is the guest of his brother,
Mr.. Frank Wise.
Judge L. l.. Lewis is now improving
rapidly. and 1t will not DO very long be-
fore he Is out again.
General Peyton Wise has returned to
the city, after a delightful visit TO Texas,
California, and Chicago.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Sally
w. Taylor qualified as Administrative or
the estate OF George w. Taylor
II is reported that Commander Pigman.
of the monitor fleet, who IL on waiting
orders, will be transferred 10 boat now
In Chinese waters.
Captain James b. Peasants, whose con-
dltion was less encouraging yesterday.
was resting more comfortably at l
o'clock this morning.
DIR. William Howard, who is making
a reputation as a microbe specialist, has
been visiting his father Mr. John
Howard. west Grace street. DR.. Howard
sailed Friday for Europe.
Miss Mayme Leahy will leave to-day
for Boston, Mass, where she VIII under
20 a further course OF training In elO-
cutionary and dramatic art during the
summer months.
The funeral OF Mr. Fayette Jackson
Conrad, whose sudden death Saturday
night was reported in the Dispatch, will
place from Iaurel-Street Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock.
Chapman Flanagan (colored) was be-
fore Justice James I. Lewis at the coun-
~ courthouse, yesterday charged with
mutilating the fence OF the baseball
park The offence cost hm'y2.D and costs.
The following convicts were received
at the penitentiary yesterday: Philip
wilt (colored). from Rockingham coun-
", two years. for house-breaking; Joseph
Burk (colored), to serve one year for
grand larceny.
I'm Memoriam, Rev Theodore Whit
field" is the title OF a iS-page publica-
ton, which gives some Of the most in
teresting events In the LONG and useful
career OF the late beloved pastor OF Full
ton Baptist church.
Colonel r. c. Marshall. of Portsmouth.
and Hon. s. 8. wilkins. OF Northamp-
ton. were at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. A. X Schaap has resigned the posi-
tion OF local consul OF the League OF
American Wheelmen.
Or. Hoge preached Sunday morning on
the subject. Family Religion" One OF
the features OF the service was the large
number OF children present, which fact,
and owing TO the extreme heat caused
him to preach Only part OF his sermon.
Rev. Mr.. Gravatt has gone To Clifton
Springs, n. r., In response 10 a telegram
, conveying the intelligence that DR.. W.
p. Palmer IL critically Ill there. II had
been hoped that Or. Palmer's soiourn in
New York would bring back his lost
health.
The annual meeting Of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society will be held
at the Young Mems Christian Association
! this morning at 10 o'clock. The commit
| tee appointed by the ladies' to represent
| them at Houston will be present 10 make
| their report, and full and prompt at
| tendance Is requested.
| Mr.. Lewis Meredith, house-paintel
| employed by c. Hewitt. while at work
yesterday on house on Main street be-
tween Twenty-nrst and Twenty-second
streets Tell through skyiight and broke
| his ankle. He was removed to his home
| In Fulton In a carriage. and medical
/ aid was summoned for him.