Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-04
Abbeville, 8. C., are visiting Mrs. w. A.
Neal, on Hull street.
Pcr.onnl. and Briefs.

Mrs. John Il. Davis, OF West Point. II
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roane. No.
Us west Marshall street.
Mr.. L.. r. Routt, Mr.; w. r. De saus-
sure and DR.. John Mah0ny. left for Gin
cinnat yesterday on business.
Mr.. Il. C. Meyer and his bride have re-
turned from their wedding tour and are
at home, No. Sill east Leigh street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Julian +. Wright
will take place from Broad-Street Metho-
dist church this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Samuel p. Lathrop. one OF Rich,
mond's Oldest merchants, Is critically I'LL
at his residence, No. ia east Franklin
street.
Mr.. Henry Huffman, Of this city, has
returned home after an extended visit
among friends and relatives I'm North and
South Carolina.
sick at the home OF his sister, Mrs. Carry
Higgins on Twenty-hrst and Pleasant
streets. Is much better.
Rev. Fenner 8. Stickney OF Monumental
church. will preach at the mems meetings,
1906 east Main street at o'clock to-day,
tomorrow. and Saturday.
Mr. s. Grant King. who has recently
undergone a very painful operation. per-
formed by Dir. 6. a. Blanton. Is con-
valescent, and hopes to be out In a few
days.
The Executive Committee Of the Bap-
tist City Missionary Society VIII hold us
April meeting In the Second Auditor
office at the Capitol Tomorrow night at
o'clock.
Postmaster Culllngworth and Hon.
George ID. Wise will go. TO Washington
In few days 10 pay their respects TO
Postmaster-GeneTal Wilson, who entered
upon the duties of his Office yesterday.
Lieutenant John a. Hartman, United
States army IS In the city visiting mis-
father, Colonel John n. Hartman. who Is
III OF ho-malarial-fever, but VINO was
thought 10 be somewhat better on yes
terday.
Mr.. F.. C. Taylor Of the Taylor Press
Company. New York, had two fingers
badly mashed in a press at the pruning
Office of Schlieff & Flanhart yesterday
afternoon. DR.. Hoge was summoned ana
| rendered the necessary attention.
Mr. Hay T. Thornton. in charge OF sta
tion A, a branch OF the Richmond Post
office, reports for the month or March tne
| following business: Stamps sold. 81 Cos io'
money orders sold. 22i, amounting 70
81. 65s %; fees, 1910; letters registered, Di.
The ladies Of Grove-Avenue Baptist
| church will give concert on friIay eye
| Mr.. Cloves, Mr.. Oscar Howard, Charles
| Henry, Captain Frank CUNNINGHAM. MT;
| Samuel Crowder. and other talent VIII
! participate.
Eli Jones. a colored boy. stole lot OF
| bottles from room III tne NeSliHoi
| land Club yesterday, but before he made
| his escape he was arrested by one or
| the servants and taken TO the Second
| stat.on-House. He will have nearing
| this morning.
Supreme Commander c. p. Craig. Of the
| Golden Chain, and his wife. OF Baiti-
more. stopped in this city short while
| Yesterday on their way home from
| charleston, They were met by supreme
sentinel George l.. Currie,. State-Com,
| mander c. Y. Bareamin, and others, and
| driven over the city.
The local Council OF the Brotherhood oil
ST. Andrew will hold It's quarterly meet
! ing in the lecture room OF Grace Eplsco-
| nal church tonight at o'clock. These
| meetings are open to all members OF the
| brotherhood of ST. Andrew. and are oil
| great importance TO the members or that
| splendid organization.
The Association for the Preservation OF
| Virginia Antiquities will give an excursion
! 10 jamestown. May 18th. The committee
| OF arrangements consists of Mrs: Joseph
! BRYAN. Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. Robbins
! Mrs Wexford. Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Ed
! ward Crump. Miss Mamie winston. Mrs.
| Barton Wise, MIS-. Thomas n. Carter,
! and Mrs John y. Lightfoot