Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-13
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. J. w Peatross is on business trip
TO New York and Boston.
Mr.. Myer Angle has been appointed
special constable by Judge Wickham In
Fairfield District.
Justice L. ]. Pierce. who had hemor-
rhage on Wednesday, continues quite
sick at his home.
Miss Maize LYMAN, OF Washington,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. G.. Il. Paynter
on west Main street.
Miss Matte Johnson OF Baltimore. Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs James c. HARDWOOD,
at No. 1852 east Grace street.
Rev. Dr. r. ]. Willingham will preach
at the Second Baptist church tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock. There will be no
service at night
Richmond and Washington-Lee senates,
Knights OF the Ancient Essenic Order.
held an interesting meeting last night at
ST. Adams Hall
Guy f. Elicit. Clerk Of Montgomery
county. and W. S. Chapman, Clerk OF
Gloucester county, were visitors at tie
Capitol yesterday.
Huffman. the negro who was shot BY
Constable Branch. Is recovering rapidly,
and 1t is thought that he will be able to
be about in a few days.
are spending the summer az Nallens.
Va. Mrs. l.. f.. O'connor, mother OF
Mrs. Boudar, is with them.
The Tailors' Union will hold an open
meeting tonight at o'clock at New
Market Hall. The object Of the meet
ing Is to reorganize the union.
J. w. Pinkney. the colored man who
was struck and badly hurt In Lawrence's
bar-room Wednesday. while not yet out
Of danger. is doing very well.
Major Lewis Ginter and Mr.. John Pope
have been called 10 Bayshors. y. T.. by
the death OF Mr.. Albert Young formerly
OF the New York banking firm OF Arents
Young. and nephew OF Major Ginter.
Deputy-sheriff Eugene Monroe, of Lou
doun county. called at the office OF the
Auditor of Public Accounts yesterday
after delivering at the penitcntiary
Charles II. Stewart (colored), sentenced
to one year and eight months imprison-
ment for grand larceny.
Mr.. s. p. Lathrop. who has been III
for some days past. left yesterday for
Roanoke where he hopes TO recuperate
his strength and health. Mr.. T. l.. Brans-
ford, Of the Norfolk and Western who
came 10 Richmond for the purpose, ac-
companied him on the trip.
II is reported that large frame
dwelling at the corner OF Twenty
eighth and Clay, which Is vacant, is fire.
ouently a resort for tramps. and thai
neighbors are constantly dreading a hre
from this building. The police have been
notified, and are keeping watch on the
place.
Captain Nelson r. Patteson. Jr, Of
Petersburg, having accepted the position
of member Of the Board OF Governors
OF the Masonic Home. President A. X
Courtney has appointed him a member OF
the Executive Committee, and has mad
him chairman OF the Committee On Ad
missions.
| At the meeting OF the Sens OF Veterans
| Thursday nigh, Mr.. Ashley read an inter
| esting paper on the Last Battle OF stone
| wall Jackson" written by Rev. Or. j
| p. Smith. A resolution was offered b,
| Mr. Mahood, asking the School Board q
| discontinue the histories now Ia use. Thi
| was laid on tho table for week.
Mr.. John Lavinka sent boy out yes
| terday to have a S2-note changed. Tn
| boy went into the bar-room OF Gonneils
| a Casci (Seyenth and Main street9, an
| a negro who was standing at the bar SAT-
| he would change the note. The DO!
| handed the negro the note. and he wen
| into the back room and has not been seel
| since.
Dover Baptist Association. one Of tn
arst In the State to meet, will hold Il
session this year at West Point. begin
ming on Tuesday. July sd. At II o'clock
rev. DIR. w. l.. Wright Is to preach IN
Introductory sermon. and Rev. n. J
Hoover. OF Dumbarson, Is his alternate
Mr.. d. C.. Richardson. who has beel
quite III. In conyalesc snt, but not yet abb