Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. l.. +. Watson has gone TO Atlanta
I to visit the exposition.
| Miss Douglas Terrell. Of Louisa, is the
/ guest of Mrs. J. +. Fitz.
Mr.. ". c. Ritter, Of staunton, was in
the city on business Monday.
Mir. Charles Dana Gibson, of New
York. spent Sunday In the city.
There was meeting last night of
Washlngton-Lee Senate, No. 1853, X. a.
L. o.
Mrs. ]. J. Taylor returned home Mon
day. accompanied by her sister, Miss Cora
/ Dillard
| Miss Susie Daffron has returned to the
! city after a two-mOnths' visit 10 Phila-
delpha.
Miss Mabelle Williams. Of Keswick, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. j. +. Fitz, of
Church Hill.
Miss Ola Skey OF Lynchburg. is in the
city visiting Miss Bette Robertson, Of
south Laurel street.
At it's meeting on Monday night Pickett
Camp adopted resolutions in respect to
the memory Of Major General William
Malone.
Commandery No. conferred the degree
of Red-Cross knight on one candidate
at its October meeting at the Temple
last night.
Mr. William n. Mcveigh. Of Alexandria,
has been called to the city by the critical
Illness OF his sister. Mrs G. y. Dill, Of
Grace street.
Misses Laurie Alley and Annie Lanier,
Of Petersburg. have returned home, after
a pleasant visit TO Miss Maude Newman,
on Plum street.
Messrs. Richard Gibson. Harry Callan,
and Elmer Timberman, of Alexandra.
Va, are in the city to take the Junior
examination In pharmacy.
There will be a meeting at o'clock
this evening In the Office of Mr. Jackson
Guy. Of the Board OF Governors of Rich
mond League OF Wheelmen.
The Committee on Finance was in ses-
sion yesterday afternoon, for more Than
two hours and transacted the usual
amount OF routine business.
DIR. I.andrum IL at Glen Allen assisting
DR.. John Pollard. pastor of the Glen
Allen Baptist church, in conducting
protracted service this week.
The alarm OF Are from Box IS last eve
ming was CAUSED by the partial burning
OF fence In rear Of No. 7is north Sc
cond street. The damage was trifiing
Miss Lila Garner. of Warrenton, Va
who has been visiting her uncle, Mr t.
G. Garner, on west Clay street, left for
Atlanta 20 attend the exposition Mon
day morning.
The chairmen of the several booths OF
the approaching bazaar 10 be given under
the. auspices OF the ladies of the Home
for Incura bles Will meet at the armory
During this month the Fire Depart
ment of Richmond has been called gu,
on Is bell alarms. 10 stills, second
alarms, and special calls. very busy
season. even for this time of the year
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis. Go Albermarle street. who was
so badly bitten by vicious dog one day
last week, has, under the care OF Or.
BROKER, so far recovered as to be able
TO 20 about the house.
Mr.. II. C. Jackson. special agent of the
Jackson Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, OF New Orleans is In the city
on visit He formerly lived here. but
for six years has been residing In the
Crescent City.
Andrew Gratis. l5-year-old boy, living
on Duvai street. fell from wagon at
the corner Of Third and Leigh streets
Yesterday morning and broke his right
wrist He was removed to his parents
home by the colored driver of the vehicle.
An old vacant house on Park street,
near Grove avenue, belonging to Mr..
Newell. the builder. was burned on Sun
day afternoon. No alarm was turned In.
Considerable excitement was also caused
by a blaze In some trash over by the
penitentiary Sunday afternoon.
one OF the chaperones Of the contem-
plated excursion OF the Retreat for the
Sick 10 the Atlanta Exposition Is now In
the Gate City making final arrange
ments for The stay OF the kicnmohd parry
there. This will be one OF the most de-
lightful tours Of the year to those who
20 along.