Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-08
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| Personals and Briefs.
Sheriff W. H. Vaughan. of Amelia, was
/ IN the city yesterday.
Rabbi z. y. Calisch is enjoying a season
| of rest at ocean View.
! Mr.. Herman J. Meyers is able to be
out again after a long illness.
Mr.. j. N. Lewis IS quite sick with
fever. at his home, No. 92S west Grace
street.
Mr.. y. c. Rosenstock, OF Petersburg. is
visiting Mr. Max Cohen, at No. Il east
Grace street.
Captain c. T.. Vawter. Of the Miller
Manual Labor School, Albemarle county.
was in the city yesterday.
Judge Holmes, Of Mecklenburg county.
was in the city yesterday. and paid a
visit TO the Auditors Office.
Mr.. p. II. c. Cabell LETT yesterday by the
| ola Dominion Steamship Line for Hart
ford, Conn. on legal business.
Mr.. A. C. Thornton has gone to -.
Louis on a brief trip. Mr.. Thornton an
ticipates locating I'm that city.
Mr.. Mat DeKay Taylor. Of Yazoo City
| Miss. is stopping with Dr. 5. j. Oppen-
himer, at the latter's residence, on Church
| Hill.
Mr.. Fred. $. Myers and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Cohen, Mrs. Jacob Edel, and
Miss Fannie Edel are at Ocean View for
the summer.
Professor George s. Thomas, of the Uni
versity OF North Dakota. IS visiting Ser
geant r. y. Thomas, at No. 507 east
! Franklin street.
Mrs L. b. Reynolds. who has been visit
ing Miss Sue Herring, Of Church Hill,
left yesterday for her country home, in
Warwick county.
Misses Minnie and Parke Dew. OF Spot
sylvania. have returned home. Mis-,
Lucy De Jarnette Dew IS still visiting
friends in the city.
Colonel w. p. Smith IS understood to be
a candidate for the position OF Gas In
spector. which is 10 be filled by the new
Committee OF Light when 1t organizes.
The Retail Clerks Union meets tonight
at o'clock at Eletts Hall annex, cor
ner Fifth and Marshall streets. It is
urged that there be a full attendance Of
officers and members.
Mrs. T. y. Brent and daughter. Miss
Male, accompanied by Miss Madge Wheel
er, all Of Fredericksburg, are visiting
the hospitable home OF Mr. John S. Lear,
at No. 25o2 east Marshall street.
Miss Nettie Thompson. in company with
her brother, Mr. ~. $. Thompson, rode
70 Petersburg on the evening OF May
10. 1896. leaving Richmond at o'clock, and
arrived In Petersburg as the town clock
was striking 9 o'clock.
Mr.. James Wood. national organizer Of
tho Cigarmakers' Union. is in the city on
official business, and addressed the ma
chinists Monday night at Wilkinson's
Hall. He expects TO visit all the trades
unions in the city during his stay.
Rev. DR.. r. II. Pitt was detained at
his home. I'm Barton Heights throughout
reunion week by a sharp attack Of SICK
ness. He Is now happily recovering, and
has been at his Office for the past few
days.
Messrs. Moses Stein and Herbert Reese
left last night for Red Sulphur Springs.
W. Va. Mr.. Stein will have charge Of
the orchestra there during the present
season. and Mr.. Reese will be one Of his
assistants.
Miss Mary Hooper, OF Farmville who
has been visiting the family Of Mr.. j..
y. Willis, has returned home Misses Eva
and Florence Willis accompanied her, and
expect 10 be absent from the city about
two or three weeks.
The Richmond Telephone Company yes
terday morning began the work Of con-
Meeting its phones west OF Eighth street
and President Robertson says that all the
subscribers OF the new company will soon
have their phones in readiness for use.
a D.
rous accident occurred on p street Mon
day night. when a small boy. named Sam
Williams, was knocked down and bruised
by car on the Seven Pines route. but
h has since been found that his injuries
were very slight.
when the Council Committee on Relief
OF the Poor organizes at 8 o'clock this
afternoon there will be a lively contest
FOR the place OF Second Assistant Of the
Almshouse. for which place Mr. Chris.
Eversen and Mr.. Paul. the present in
cumbert. are the candidates. Mr.. Evensen
viii be recommended by Superintendent
Davis.
DR.. A. Cary Oppenhimer. formerly OF
this city. but now a prominent dentist Of
Knoxville, Tenn. and Mr.. Claude Muir
ply who Is connected with a large pork
packing house in the latter city. were In
Richmond for the reunion. spending seve-
raj days with Dr. W. T. Oppenhimer.
They also visited the father of Or. OPP
penhimer. at Fork Union, Va.
Mrs. Edward Warren Christian, OF
Mobile. Ala, is stopping at 3l5 east
Franklin street. Mrs. Christian came
to the reunion principally 10 md the
grave OF her brother. Lieutenant Red
wood, who was killed at the battle OF
Malvern HILL After some considerable
search Mrs. Christian found her brothers
grave in the Redwood section at
shockoe-Hil Cemetery. and Will remain
here a few days longer, in order to erect
a suitable tombstone.
RicbmonderS In New York.