Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Per.onnIr and nriefs.

IL Is expected that a design for Ut
Hatcher's new church viii DO auoPeeu
Saturday night
Miss Di Marshall. OF Fauquier county,
Is the guest OF Miss Annie V. JACOBS, -iV
east Main street.
Rev. +. $. Stickney and family are visit
ing Mr.. w. H. Gaylor. III Grace street.
Wilmington, ~ c.
Mr. ]. w. womack. a veteran OF the
Fifth kentucky Regiment, Is IN the CITY 10
attend the reunion.
Mr. l.. A. Coulter. OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, arrived IN klch-
mOnd yesterday from Portsmouth.
The Third Baptist church (colored), OF
Fulton, will have a large bapuHng IN the
creek below Chimborazo Park suhuS
morning.
General NJ. c. Butler. OF South Carolina
will be the guest OF General Daohey n.
Maury, az 408 east Grace street. uurlhs
the reunion.
Governor Carr and staff, Of North Caro-
lima. will be quartered at the Jefferson
during the reunion. They VIII arrive on
the morning of July lst.
The Rev. DIR. W. Dudley Powers. rector
OF st. Johns church, Montgomery. Ala.,
is the guest of his sister. Mrs. w. "A.
Powers No. $40 Floyd avenue.
Miss Katherine c. Davis OF 5l9 north
Seventh street leaves to-day for an ex-
tended visit TO Lynchburg. Staunton, and
other points in the western part OF the
State.
General s. y. Buckner and wife. OF
Kentucky. are with Herbert a. Claiborne.
Esq. coo west Grace street. Mrs. Buck
ner was formerly Miss Della Claiborne, or
this city.
Mr.. Reginald Walker. OF the Young
Mems Christian Association. returned
from Knoxville yesterday. where he has
been attending the Southern Students
Simmer School.
Professor Karlo Ondricek, who has led
the orchestra at the jefferson Hotel so
ably for the past two months. has re-
turned TO Boston. He is succeeded by
Mr.. Louis c. Eaton.
Or. Jud. B. Wood. president OF the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals has passed a highly creditable
examination before Judges Wexford and
Minor to practice law.
Mr.. T. f. Traylor, OF the Baughman
Stationery Company, who has been travel
ling through the South for the past three
months. Is at home again. He was most
successful in his business.
Mr. John p Melting. OF this city has
accepted the position OF manager OF the
wholesale paper department OF the Buff
falo IN. " Courier, and will leave I'm a
few days to assume the duties OF this po-
sition.
Commander John NJ. Brooke, Confed-
crate States Navy; Miss h. A. Moore, ana
Thomas Williamson. Of the RoclSbridge
Artillery, will be the guests Of Colonel
John B. Purcell. 92O Parhe avenue, during
the reunion.
An effort TO raise funds among the city
officials for the purpose Of decorating the
City Hall was futile. as only so was
raised for this purpose. II would cost
about 500 to properly decorate such a
structure.
The baseball craze has spread 10 the
railroad clerks. and as a result the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Broad-Street station
clerks will meet the Chesapeake and Onto
Ninth-Street Staten clerks on the uia-
mond next Saturday evening at 40 O'Clock
at Island Park.
Internal -Revenue-Co Collector Ryan has IS
sued a letter stating that heretofore fruit
distillers had been restricted TO the use OF
apples, peaches. and grapes, in The manu-
facture OF brandy. but by an order issued
by the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Under date OF June -, 1895. they could now
use In addition to the above pears pine
apples, oranges, apricots, prunes and ber-
ries. New regulations and forms are be
Ing prepared and instructions relative
thereto will soon be issued.