Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. l.. B. Morris has just returned
from "a business trip to New York.
Mr. Fred. Brauer. Jr, has returned
home after an extended tour of the South.
Mr. r.. j. Holman. Of Baltimore. is visit
ing his cousin Mr. j. Il. Points, Go Spring
street.
Treasurer j. W. Bronaugh. Jr., OF Man
chester was at the Auditors Office yes
tciday ON business
Mr. Cornelius Hankns. the artist, has
returned 10 the city after lengthy sum
mer tour i'm the West.
Pickett Camp held It's weekly meeting
last night. and the session. though snort,
was quite am interesting one.
Mr. Carless. the Socialist-Labor orator,
is expected 10 speak at Old-Markct Hall
ON Tuesday night, october 9th.
Dr. Edward Terrell. Of Louisa county,
and Judge T. r. j.. Wright. of Tappa-
hammock were I'm the city yesterday.
Mr. w. ". Conley. master of train5 Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, at
Clifton Forge, was in the city Sunday
Miss Pat. Moore. Of Danville. Va. Is
spending few days with her cousin
Miss Bessie Harris, at 529 north Second
street
Miss Maggie Mitchell has returned
home after pleasant visit of seven
weeks to Norfolk. Alexandria, and Wash
ington.
Miss Mamie r. Irwin. Of ne Court
street Portsmouth. WHO has been visit
ing friends ina this city for a week, Will
return home to-day.
Mr. A. II. Martin. Clerk Of Norfolk
county. was i'm the city yesterday, having
come up to attend the meeting Of the
Republican Committee.
a regular session Of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held last night All
the members were present, and a quantity
OF routine business was transacted.
officer James j. DENIM. of the Broad
way Squad OF New York's Finest" is az
the Dodson. lie is spending his vacation
here. and is accompanied by his mother.
There were 80 deaths I'm Richmond last
week-17 white and rs cOiored. There
were the same number Of deaths i'm the
city during the corresponding week last
year
Senator NJ IT. Clayton. Of Roanoke.
and Mr. Thomas Temple Powell. mem
Der Of the House of Delegates from New
port News, were among the visitors at
the Capitol yesterday.
Fitzhugh Lodge. 40. 90, ]. O. O. T.,
VIII have a reunion tonight at Concordi1
Hail, 400 east Broad street. There viii
be vocal and Instrumental music, and
other attractive features.
A -Whitcomb excursion party
will come to this city on Wednesday.
They viii stop at the jefferson Hotel.
There will be about fifty I'm the party.
which viii De made up principally Of
New England people.
Captain J. b. Angle has received a
telegram from MIR. Mark Davis. who was
hurt "a few days ago at LeavenwOrth.
Kan, stating that he is getting on very
well. He further says his wife is with
him. and he is i'm no need of help.
Mr.. Charles Hutzler will probably be
elected by the Council 20 succeed Mr.
A ID. Landcrkin as a member Of the
School Board from the Second District.
MT Landerkin's removal TO another part
OF the city having nccessitated his reslg-
nation.
Mr.. B. W. ~ Bagot Mrst honors in
Mathematics. Trinity College. Dublin.
who for -four or five years past has been
the senior mathematical master in Nc
Cabe's University School, will reach
Richmond to-day from Chicago. and re-
sumo his duties in the school.
Rev Mr.. Evans Of Lynchburg, led the
services at Union Gospel Mission, corner
Eighth and Main, Sunday afternoon.
Reading John ILL.,. and taking his text
from the NTH verse, he preached power
ful sermon. At night Mrs. Glover read
the dfty-hfth chapter OF Isaiah. and de-
lvered discourse thereupOn that pro-
duced a deep impression There were
three requests for prayers.