Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-12
Personals and Briefs.

from Bar Harbor.
Mr.. Samuel Register is spending several
| days I'm Washington.
Mr.. A. ]. Berry and wife will make
their future home at Fords Hotel.
Senator +. ". Parrish, OF Goochand'
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Lewis II. Blair has returned from
q business-trip TO New York.
Attorney-General r. Taylor Scott is in
| Stanton. attending the Supreme Court.
The carpets are being put in The JEFF
ferson, Major Ginters magnificent hotel.
Rev. w. w. Brander will preach at st.
I.uke's chapel tonight at S:l5 o'clock.
Mr.. John Neenan left Monday night
for Mount st. Mary's College. Balu-
more.
Mr. Frederick r. Scot, has just re-
turned from trip to New York and
| Boston.
Miss Mary Mann Page Newton Is visit
ing friends at "Ingleslde." Frederick
county. Nd.
Mr. George Freddy has returned from
a trip TO Boston, Nantucket Beach, and
Cape May.
Mr. J. l.. Ramsey editor Of the Pro-
| gtesslve Farmer. Raleigh, y. c., was In
| IN city yesterday.
Messrs. William OHara, Kendall Kee-
gan. and Thomas Holloran have left for
| st. Charles College.
DR.. A. s. Priddy. member of the House
! Of Delegates from Charlotte county, WIS
in the city yesterday.
Rev. Or. william L. Hatcher. of this
city. has been quite sick in Fluyahha
county for several days.
Colonel and Mrs Samuel Paul. Of New
| York. are guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. H. W.
| Pickerel. west Grace street
Mr. w RI. I.umsden. OF the Southern
railway Office. at Washington, Is here
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss f. McCleyy. Of Petersburg, mas
returned home. after n delightful visit TO
| ber friend. Miss Precious Hicks
Mr. Willie Laughon, employed with MIL
| ler y Rhoads, Of this city, is enjoying
! snort vacation in Caroline county.
Rev DR.. James Nelson. president OF
me Woman's College. has Just returned
from a brief trip 10 North Carolina.
Citv-Treasurer Charles II. Phillips has
been made commissary OF the First Regi-
ment which gives him the rank Of cap
| tain.
Mr.. John W. Powell. who IS quite III
II his residence III south Third street
was reported 10 be slightly worse las.
night
Mr.. A. Carlisle Haley, Of the Star, has
| returned from visit to his father-in-
| law. Colonel Jacob S. Allen, Of Raleigh,
| y G.
Miss Ila Cartwright, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In this city,
| left yesterday morning for her home In
| Lynchburg.
Mr.. Thomas Rankin. son OF the late
James Rankin. has left for st. Charles
COLLEGE. where he will study for the
! priesthood
The ladies' OF Cornth Methodist church
will give a concert and lawn-party at
seven Pines Pavilion tonight, commenc-
| ing at S o'clock
Elizabeth. the little daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs Charles O'Neill. died yesterday
afternoon at her parents residence, on
| seventeenth street.
Rev. Or. George II. Ray of Norfolk.
| "a in the city TO attend the meeting OF
the Board OF Governors Of the Masonic
| Home of Virginia.
Miss Blanche Marks, Of west Clay street
has returned to the city, after a pleasant
visit of a few weeks TO Mrs. IL. I. Ladd
| 1T the Brookville Farm.
Mr. Charles Haase and daughter. Miss
BERTHA. have Just returned from New
| York, where they have been on business
| and pleasure for ten days
Misses Susie, Maynie. and Marie Ware,
| NJ Huntington. W. Va, have returned
home after a two-months' VISIT 10 TeId-
tives in Richmond and vicinity.
Captain c. a. Taylor. traffic manager
If the Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po-
tor,ac railroad. has taken a house in Ash
land and will remove there october LIST.
Rev. Richard p. Williams and family,
| Of MONTGOMERY, Ala, are on a visit 10
DO civ and stopping at No. - west
| Franklin street Mr.. Williams was form
| erlv assistant rector Of ST. PauPs church.
Tho family Of Commander Pigman will
reside IN Richmond during his absence.
Mrs Plgman and her daughters are
| spending the SUMMER ut "Springwood,'
| near I.eesburg, LoudOun county. Mrs.
| p,gman has taken house on west Grace
| street.
| ~. n.
| the city from Louisa county. where she
mas been spending several weeks. Mrs.
| Crenshaw will leave in a few days for
! Madison. WIS, where she will visit her
! daughter. Mrs. Theodore Ely formerly
| Miss Anna Anderson. Of this city,
Agent Taylor Of the Society for the
| Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals, re-
ported one Of the Richmond Transfer
Conpany's drivers for overlooking a We
hicle with trunks. The horse could not
! get I'D Cary street with the load Of TWEEN
| ty-one trunks.
| The following convlcts were received
| at the penitentiary yesterday: Major VIII
| lams tcolored), from James City county
! to serve ten years for horse-stealing
| Mack Adkins (colored). from Sussex
| county. to serve one year for unlawful
| cutting.
Colonel w. Miles Cary, chief marshal
| for the Exposition, has selected the fol-
| lowing gentlemen as his aides for the
fair next month: Mr.. II. c. Beattie, Cap
tain w. ID. Cardwell, Messrs. J. ID. Mat
thews. 4. II. Thierman. II. S. Bradley,
and ID. J.. Turpin. A better selection OF
marshals could hardly have been gotten
! A letter has been received by the
/ Board of the Chesapeake and Its Tribu-
/ taries from Captain Hudglns command
ant Of the Virginia oyster steamer Chesa-
peake, announced the capture of Rueben
VIM, Robert Presley, and Charles Mum
| den (al coored) while illegally dredging
for oysters at Craney Island. They were
fined $40 and costs each.
SIR Thomas r. Roche Of Mobile. Ala.
a veteran OF Harris's Brigade of Mahone's