Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-29
pnrsnunIa and nrirfs.

J. Jacobus and family are rusucatins a,
the Hotel Ashland.
Dr. J. ). Dauiel has returned from q
professional! visit 90 Bristol, Tenn.
Sheriff ". q. Il. Strong. Of scott county
Was 40 the state Library building yester-
day.
NJ. T.. g. S1mervllle Will be out Of thc
city for few days visiting friends in
IynchhJrs.
Mr. Howard swinefori. who has been
I'D ~ his home, near Drcwr.'s Biun j.
recovering.
Misses Maud and Grace Rrackett. Of
Petersburg. are visiting relatives at No.
D. east Marshall street.
Mr.. q. 9. Eoyl,in and children, OF
N.JflctoWn. o.. are sting her mother
90 2,l1 east Broad street.
II is estimated that the payment o.
s-mi-annuIl dividends next week will
put about Si-s.luu into circulation in Rich
moud
Miss Handy will leave on Monday for
Baltimore. where she viii join NJ. and
| Mrs Tyson. and sail on Ncdaes lay Tor
| Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Walker letter have re
| turned from Niagara Falls. whore the,
| spent some time. after visiting o,he.
| points OF interest
Charley. the intelligent and faithful
/ buggy-horse Of tine Fire Alarm D"par.-
/ meut, after q ni-ht OF intense sufferslg
| died about . O'Clock yesterday MORNING
The Richmond. Fredericksburg ana Po-
! t0mac railroad have rendered Ashland
| Park 10 the Wholesal. Grocers' Associa.
! ton for picnic on he Fourth, and IL ha.
/ been accepted.
! Little John 4. H. Beau infant son o.
| Mr John ". Beiu. travelling passenger
agent of the Southern Railway Company
| died yesterday moTniEs 40 Roanoke, Va
! The funeral Will tane place to-day.
sir. William Fiege0heimer secretary
Of the independent order Of the Free
sons OF Israel yesterday paid over L,
| Mrs Yetta SaIomonsky N.CO being the
| death benefit held in that association boy
her late husband.
~ a meeting yesterday Of the Board OF
! Directors OF the Commercial Building anC
Loan Association Sir. :. q. Wallace
cashier OF the Citizens Bank. was clccte'
| member Of the board 20 ill Il vacancy
in the directory.
Rodne Lodge. 30 l1j. Independent Or
| der of Odd-FelloWs. has elected the FOL
| lowing officers Tor the ensuing term: X
| Il. Houghton. noble grand; w \. Clark
Jr.. ylce-GidHd; vs.. j. Nos,wocd. treas
urer: G. n. AmmoIs secretary; G. "
! Enos. chaplain.
A severe storm passed over the neigh
borhood of oliver posf-ofiice, Hanoyc
| county. Thursday afternoon. The win,
blew hard. and ihe thunder and light
| ming was terrific. Mr. g. IL. Oliver h1i
| horse killed by lightning and Mr.. puk
! had horse knocked down while htche,
! To- his wagon.
In responding 10 the alarm OF fire fror
the corner OF First ana Broad street O
| Thursday nieht AIR David OBrien. on
Of the Gremcn, had one OF his feet pain
| fully mashed by a wheel of the chemica
| ci<ne passing over II. lie IS not se
riOusly hurt. and viii probably be ou
to-day.
The degree 81 H. -. was conferre
by the Central College OF Missouri
few days ago on Rev james y. Duncan
at one time member of the NirgiGi
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr.. DunCa.. is a son 0f the late James \
Duncan. who was for years president U
Randolph-Macon College.
Marshall Lodge. No. r. knights o
| Pythlas. has elected the following officer
who viii be installed the second Thursia
"a July: Past Chancellor. u. r. Talley
! Chancellor Commander. H. ROthschIld
Chancellor. q. &. Jackson; Maste
OF WORK. James ". Carr: Prelate. W. !
Dawley Master at Arms, Horace 4
Hawkins.