Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
Personals md briefs.

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at his residence.
Mr.. Julian Bryant has gone to Louis,
Vile. KY, on professional business.
Miss Isabel Merrick Of Albemarle, Is
the guest Of Mrs. William l.. Royal.
Misses Salie and Lille Walton left last
Monday 10 visit relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. John r. Mountcastle is quite sick
at his residence, No. 2l2 east Clay street.
DIR. John ID. Gold, one OF the publishers
~ lions Landmark. Wilson, n. c., is in
the city.
Sergeant whitlock, OF the First Dis
trict. is convaiescent. and expects to be
out in n few days
officer Bailey arrested Abram Booking
(colored) yesterday for striking Henry
Robbins with a rock.
Misses Marie and Inez Garrett, Of
Northampton, are visiting their uncle, at
No. 2 east Clay street.
Miss Lille Hening, Of Powhatan coun-
ty. left on Tuesday for Farmvlle TO
attend the normal school.
Mrs Pou and Miss Pou. who have been
staying at the Mount Vernon. have left
for their home in Raleigh, n. C.
Mr.. Randolph Rodman, who has been
visiting his uncle, Mr.. Beverly Selden,
has returned 10 hs home in New York.
Mrs. Winston, wife Of Professor Charles
Winston. and her daughter are spend
ing several weeks in Hanover county.
J. w. Hopkins was brought TO the penl-
Tertiary last night from Franklin county,
to serve two terms. aggregating eleven
| years.
Mr.. l.. p. Routt Is In the city after
L..
| connection with important business in
| terests.
Mrs. Fenner S. Stickney and children
returned to the city yesterday, after seve-
raj weeks visit to relatives in North
| Carolina.
Rev. Henry Thomas, Of wildwood: Jesse
J. Porter, Clerk, and II. +. Richardson,
Treasurer of Louisa. we're at the Capitol
| yesterday.
In the County Court yesterday, J. II.
| Miles (colored) was sentenced by Judge
| Wickbam to fifteen days in jail for rob-
| bling a hen-roost.
Mr.. n. T.. Lowry, of Chicago, who ac-
| companied the remains OF Mr.. j. NJ. Luff-
sey from that city 10 Petersburg, was In
Richmond yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gordon. and Miss
| Evelyn Gordon have returned from the
| Cold Sulphur, where they have been
| spending the summer.
Mrs. w. II. Thompson and Master
| Ernest Thompson are spending the sum-
mer months with Mrs. C. c. Smith, OF
Hartford county, Md.
| Mrs. III. l.. Pelouze and daughter, Miss
| Jennie. have left for Ashevlle, n. c.,
and after a months stay will attend
| the Atlanta Exposition.
Mr.. Joseph B. Baker, who has been
| quite i'll. is slowly improving at the home
of his brother Mr.. F. ". Baker. No. 4Os
north Thirty-frst street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Hartman. of Nor
| folk. after a pleasant visit OF two weeks
with Mrs. James +. Wooden, left for
home yesterday morning.
| Dove Lodge, No 81, a. f. and A. NJ,
will meet in the Masonic Temple tonight
| The degrees OF entered apprentice and
fellow craft will be conferred.
Thomas Deane was sent TO Jail for six
months by Justice Crutchiield yesterday
for being drunk and creating disturb
ance i'm the residence Of Ashby Deane.
Sergeant George Epps, OF the Third
| Police Station, has lost pair Of eye
classes. They were in red case. marked
| Ola Dominion Building and Loan Associa-
ton.
| Cards are out to the marriage Of Misc
Nadge Dorsey Ould TO Mr.. William Fran
els Powers on the 18th instant at the
home Of the bride. 3l2 east Franklin
street.
Charles II. Page has offered a hand
some silver medal TO the member OF the
boys' gymnasium OF the Young Mems
| Christian Association obtaining the great
est number Of points in the class examina'
ton.
Work on the Missing Link "'bike"
track is progressing rapidly and, II moth
| ing unforeseen occurs, riders VIII De able
Ia 90 as far as the Richmond, Fredericks-
| huro and Potomac railroad by October
1st.
The Manchester Council Committee or
Iigbt failed TO have a quorum last night
an5 consequently, could not have a meet
inc The Committee on Grounds ant
pni,d,nps met and transacted ROUTINE
business.
T, is said that most. II not all Of the
tobacco manufacturers who have recently
GONE into the big alliance will use tbs
I1mley cigarette machine. which Is thu
;,y.rtion Of a Portsmouth man. but |.
controlled by Richmond capitalists.
The Masonic Home has twenty-five
inmates. and by the LIST Of October thu
n,'rnher will be increased to twenty-five
The new building will accommodate
a large number. and 1t is believed tina
II will be filled in less than twelve
months.
The pretty little home Of Mrs. William
M,Hhell. In the West End, was visite'
tuesday last by a party OF young peopl
from Church Hin. Both vocal and In
1
strumental music was INDUCED In up
late hour. when light refreshments wer
,.lSa ord the merry party left for thei