Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-18
personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Lee Reinheimer has left for an ex-
tended northern tour.
Mr.. Thomas j. Glover. Of the White
Sulphur Springs. is quite sick at st. Luke's
Home.
The condition Of Hon. B. B., Munford
Is much improved, and he will be out In
a week. perhaps.
Mrs. NJ. u. Barnes. OF Atlanta, Is visit
Ing her sister Mrs. J. s. Dill, at No. 100
north Twenty-third street
Mrs. ]. G.. Leland. of this city. IS visit
ing Mrs. Cora Walker. No. 90 New YORK
avenue Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. w. w. Gibbs. business manager OF
the Norfolk Pilot. passed through the city
Thursday night en- route to stanton.
Rev. w. NJ Leftwich will preach at
Centenary church next Sunday at IL a.
NJ. and p. NJ. During the week there
will be revival services.
Miss NJ. L. Wade has returned home
after pleasant trip through the South,
accompanied by her sister. Mrs. 1. a.
Brown, of Rocky Mount. n. {.
Phil. Kearny Post. No. 10. Grand Army
OF the Republic. will attend the funeral
of Mr.. William Lynch. which takes place
from St Peters Cathedral this afternoon
al o CLOCK.
DR.. Henry Mcdonald, of Atlanta, Ca,
who was at one time pastor OF the Sc
cond Baptist church of this city is sick
at the house OF Mr.. Benjamin L. trump
| No GIG west Grace street.
Rev DR.. James Nelson. who had to re-
turn from the Southern Baptist conven-
| ton or account of sickness, is able TO be
| out again, and will MI his usual appoint
at,.t to
The May No. OF the Richmond College
| Messenger OF which Mr.. {. Marshall
| Graves is editor in chief. is particularly
| attractive. and is filled with matter that
will prove both interesting and helpful to
| the students.
Rev. George Leonard CLANCY has re-
| turned 10 the city from Baltimore. where
| ne has been Vim attendance on the South
ern Unitarian Conference. He will speak
| tomorrow morning on the conference and
it's lessons.
The subject of Rev. Edward l.. Pelrs
lecture at the Young Mems Christian
| Association this afternoon at o'clock
| will be. Jesus Before Plate Sunday
! school workers and Bible-lovers generally
| are invited to attend.
The Robert Portner Brewing Company
have lust received from Philadelphia one
| of the handsomest dellvery-wagons ever
seen in this city. Hr. c. T. Brown, the
| Richmond manager, says the vehicle Will
be put on the streets in few days.
While Governor O'Ferrall has received
| many applications for the reward OF $1,000
he offered for the arrest and conviction
| Of the Aqua Creek train-robbers, he has
not yet considered the question OF who
should receive this reward. He will pro-
| badly do so shortly.
Mrs. George w. Bagby left yesterday
| morning for Annapolis, Nd. to visit her
son. who is at the Naval Academy, where
he has distinguished himself during the
past two sessions i'm his studies. Mrs.
Bagby will spend several days in Wash
ington on her way home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Whitestone. of
Culpeper Va. and their little daugh-
ter, Fannie Louise, have been spending
the week with their friends, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Wiley Davis. at No. 200 east
Broad street Mr.. milestone attended
the recent session of the Grand Lodge
held In Manchester as the special repre-
sentative OF Phoenix Lodge, No. 50. indie
pendent order of Odd-Fellows, Of Gull
pepper.