Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-05
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. w. r. Quarles is on a visit to New
York.
Mrs. James H. Barton returned yester>
day from visit to Little Rock. Ark.
CAPTAIN ]. d. Peasants was reported
Yesterday to be somewhat better.
Miss Fannie Michaux, OF Powhatan.
Is visiting the Misses Archer, on Park
avenue.
Mrs. JarumlowIskl. who was burned In
an explosion Monday. was reported last
night to be doing well.
A marriage license was issued In
Washington Monday to John p. Hicks
and William A. Avis, of Richmond, va.
A negro named Lewis Loney was ar
dested Yesterday on the charge OF steal
ing $3.50 and lodged in the Second Police
Station.
There Is a very marked Improvement
I'm the condition OF Mr.. w. A. Davis, of
Chestnut Hin, and 1t Is hoped that he
will shortly be able to be out again.
There will be Children's-Day exercises
at Little Trinity chapel, on the Creighton
road, next Sunday afternoon at o'clock
The address will be by Rev. w. j. Young
ID. d.
Judge Farrar, OF Amelia, passed
through the city yesterday en- route hoine
from King William county, where he
lectured Monday evening to large au-
dience.
Miss T.. RI. Broaddus and Mr. Willie
Broaddus, OF Henrico, are at Burkeville,
attending the closing exercises or
Burkeville Female Seminary, where Miss
Bessie Broaddus is a student.
The revival services at Centenary
church having been discontinued. the usual
Wednesdays service will be held al
Broad-Street Methodist church at quar-
ter past o'clock this evening.
Mr.. John VI. Ryall has sold his bar
room, good will. lunch-counters, ETC.,
on Bank street, to Mr.. Alonzo Moore.
who has for several years been popu-
lar attendant at Rueger's bar.
Two negroes-Catherine Reed and Au-
justine Reed--were before Justice Lewis
yesterday, charged with keeping house
of i'll fame, but, there being no evidence
to sustain the charge, they were dis
missed.
Clifford Istele, the small boy who re-
ceived serious injuries through being
struck In the face with baseball bat
while watching a game on Chestnut Hill
last Saturday. Is progressing very ia
vorably.
Messrs. John E. Burke. Sergeant Of
the city OF Norfolk: William Smith, Ser
geant Of the city Of Portsmouth, and
V. III. Lam, Sheriff OF Rockingham coun-
ty, were callers at the Capitol on bush
ness yesterday.
DR.. Hoge left yesterday morning for
Baltimore. where last night he delivered
one OF the addresses at the celebration OF
the twenty-ffth anniversary Of Rev
DR.. w. u. Murkland's pastorate at
the Franklin Street Presbyterian church.
CAPTAIN Couch, OF the steamship Old.
Dominion, spent yesterday evening with
his friends In Richmond, and was cordial
~ greeted by ALL He Is one OF the most
popular officers Of the Old Dominion Line.
Mr.. Burdette. purser OF the Old Dominion.
was up town with Captain Couch.
Colonel ana Mrs. william X. Aylett. OF
King William county. have issued invita-
lions TO the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Alice Page Aylctt. 10 DR.. Moses ID.
Hoxe. Jr.; of this city. The ceremony will
take place Tuesday morning June 18th.
AT II O'Clock, at "Montville." the home OF
the bride-eIect's parents
Acca Temple OF the Mystic Shrine will
have q grand time on June nst. when
Mr.. W. y. Melish. OF Cincinnati. Imperial
Poteutate. win visit Richmond. There
will be q parade, great initiation at the
Masonic Temple. ard q splendid banquet
served by Krause. About fifty candidates
are expected to report for duty on the
evening Of the 2lst.
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