Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-02
Personals and Briefs.

Judge william II. Mann, Of Nottoway,
is I'm the city
Mr.. William l.. Royal left yesterday for
a visit to the Gettysburg battle-filds.
Mr.. Charles W. Arnall. Of Chelsea Hill,
Is IN. and Is not expected to recover.
Mr.. w. II. Beai. OF Washington. d. c.
after a visit with friends in this city, has
returned.
Miss Gertrude Butler is spending some
time with her grandparents. Mr.. ana Mrs
\. 5. Lee
Miss Elvira Pitt. Of New York, who has
been wintering in this city, will return
home on Friday.
Mr.. Herbert Thompson, who met with
a serious and painful accident recently
while riding a bicycle. is much better
At the Baptist ministers conference yes
terdav a resolution OF respect 10 the late
Rev. r. II. Pritchard, ID. D., OF Charlotte,
y. c., were passed.
\ called meeting Of the Hollywood Ne
mortal Association will be held in the
lecturs-room Of Dr Hoges church this
morning at II O'Clock.
4 memorial tablet TO the memory OF
Rev. j. T.. Cannon, late pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian church. will be un-
veiled at the night service In that church
next Sunday night.
The funeral Of James Hamilton Capers,
infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. CapeIs,
Jr.. who died Sunday afternoon, will take
place from No. 90 Floyd avenue this
morning az 10 o'c.ock.
John Mitchell has called a mass-mectlng
10 .r d 3D. at Third and Ouya. streets
.,-r-oht o. boar bis explanation OF how
he came TO be defeated OF reelection 10
the Board OF Aldermen.
The Young Ladies' Society OF the Sc
cond Presbyterian church will run
moonlight excursion to Dutch Gap Thurs
day evening. The boat leaves her wharf
at p. NJ. Hot supper will be served.
Mrs. Patton. wife Of T. r. Patton, Esq.
Of Fluvanna. Is on visit 10 Misses
Kerse. of West Marshall street. She has
been spending several weeks with her
sisters in the counties Of SpOtsylyania
and Culpeper.
Rev. Dr. HaZen and Mr. b. c. Wherry
returned yesterday from Memphis where
they have been In attendance upon the
Presbyterian General Assembly. DR.. Fair
viii return In time TO conduct the service
at his church Wednesday evening.
Rev. Thomas Elgar the prison evange-
list. Of New York, who has been In this
city for the past ten days. gave two ex-
ceedingly interesting lectures at the
Young Mems Christian Association Sun
day. He will speak again next Sunday.
Mr.. Campobelo sang the PRO Pecca-
It's" from Rossinfs "Stabat Mater
during the offerto-y at st. Paurs church,
Sunday morning. The rector OF the
church. Rev. Dr. Carmichael. wrote Eng
llsh words for the piece in place OF the
Latin.
President Boatwrigh,. of Richmond Col
lege. and Revs. K. II. Pitt and w. Il.
Jolly returned yesterday from a brief
visit to Middlesex county. where they
participated in the celebration OF Rev. c.
X. MOss's anniversary as pastor Of Zoar
Baptist church.
There was a meeting OF the Council
Committee on Third Market last evening.
but only routine business was transacted.
Mr.. Bory Ryan, OF IA north Seventh,
who has been visiting his family here. re-
turned to New York last night 10 MI a
professional engagement.
The following gentlemen registered at
tie State Library yesterday: T. u. Miller,
Kissiminee. Fla. X. Decker. Morrstown,
n. Y; Charles E. Davis, Alexandra, Va. F;
y. j.: Charles T.. Davis. Alexandria. Va. /;
c. " Randolph, Los Angeles, Cal; n. j.
Lannon. Wilmington. Del.
Mr. Charles Harry. a blind veteran
al the soldiers Home. while returning
from church Sunday was knocked down
by an electric-car at Main and Meadow
streets. He was carried 10 the home. and
attended by Or. Egg'eston. the resident
physician. and by physician sent out by
the sireet-car company.