Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-22
Personals and Briefs.

DR.. W. ID. Burfoot and wife have left
for the selshore.
Major Albert Aiken. of Washington. IS
in the city, stopping at Murphy's Hotel.
Miss Jennie b. Manning 3i2 west Main
street, IS visiting her uncle in Cincinnati.
DR.. A. T.. Dickinson, who has been
sick for the past few days, IS rapidly
improving.
DR.. Hinchman has returned from n
pleasant season Of rest and recreation at
Cobb's Island.
Captain G. J. Iredell, OF Norfolk, is i'm
the city, stopping with u relative, at IA
north Eighth street.
Mr.. c. d. Johnston. who has been
spending his vacation at Harrisonburg
Va, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Fred Brauer. Jr.. left last night
for New York. and will sail to-day for a
brief business and pleasure trip to Europe
Mr.. Robert O'Ferran has left to spend
his vacation with his brother. Charles r.
O'Ferrall. Jr.. at Max Meadows, Wythe
county.
Miss Mary Z. Manning. Of 3l2 west
Main street. e. visiting her friend. Miss
Julia Ferrandini. at her country home, in
Hanover.
General James II. Lane. OF Auburn
Ala, Is in the city for a. few days, visit
ing relatives and friends. He is stop
ping at Murphy's.
Mr.. d. A. Roach. local manager for
Swift Brothers, left yesterday on his
vacation He will spend most Of his
time in Chicago, his home.
The fifth OF the twenty-five locomotives
built by the Richmond LocOmotiVe-N Orks
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany was shipped yesterday
Rev. A. j. Barton. the new assistant
secretary OF the Foreign Mission Board.
has arrived. and is hard at work His
family are at Trenton. Tenn, temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs sydney Trevvett and
Ella H. Broa,ldus OF Glen Allen. left yes
terday TO spend some time in Clarke
county.
The condition OF Professor Mitchell Car
roll OF Richmond College who is at the
Old Dominion Hospital. was about the
same yesterday. lie was resting easy
last night.
Or. w /. Wright has taken his vaca-
ton In town, remaining az nome through
most OF the summer. lie is feeling strong
and we'll and Will resume his work Sep
TENDER lst.
Miss Gussle Marx, Of New Orleans,
end Miss Fannie Reinach. OF Petersburg,
have returned home after a delightful
visit 10 the Misses Rosendorf, oBl2 ives
Grace street
The Richmond Traction Company f. at
work upon its permanent track on upper
Broad street. In about a week the line
will be completed in accordance with the
original ordinance.
Mrs Hattie Wainwright and daughter,
Miss Ivy Carter, formerly Of Norwood.
Va. who has been visiting the family OF
Mr.. George ID. Gaines, left yesterday for
Norfolk. where they VIII spend few
days visiting relatives and friends.
There was 20 have been a meeting last
night OF the Sons Of the American ReVo-
luton. but a quorum was not present.
There was an Informal consideration OF a
number OF applications FOR membership.
President william Writ Henry Is out OF
the city.
Rev. Joseph Rennle, who IS so ac-
cceptably preaching for the congregation
OF the Church OF the Covenant, and who
will continue to preach morning and
night during this month, is Richmond
boz. He was member On DIR. Hoge s
church; was graduated from Union Theo-
logical Seminary. and Is now pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church at Coving-
ton. KY, large and responsible charge.