Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-30
Personals and Briefs.


Personals and Briefs.
Mr. J. II. Duggins left last night for n
visit 10 Cincinnati and Columbus, o.
Mrs. e. NJ. Noel. Of Lynchburg. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Temple DaVls' Nv
east Clay.
Mr.. r. J stratton. state Inspector OF
the Department of Agriculture, is IN NOR
folk on business.
Mr.. Jacob Cans. Of A. saks & Co, who
has been quite sick. was w'Ii enough 10
come down town yesterday
Mr.. G. w. smither will leave to-day FOR
the Greenbrier White sulphur, where hc
expects to spend the summer.
DIR. Alfred c. Palmer, Of Norfolk mas
moved 10 Richmond. and taken tne manu- a,ed
some residence corner OF Audils anu
Franklin streets.
MIR. George NJ Pullman. president. anu
Mr. g. A. Garcelon, general superInee, ~.
ent. of the Pullman Palace-Car COMPANY
are at the jefferson.
Mrs. n. y. Barfoot. Of 7Oe south Pine
street is lying at her home IN clisio "a,
condition. being overcome with grlet AT
the loss Of her son. Lynwood.
There is talk Of Hon. George d. Wise
hecoming a candidate for Congress next
wear. but he says he has not decided thls
HnfdU
The retail grocers of the city Will have
another important ~ meeting al ar g. ex >
pecfed that there will be fnli attehu-
ance.
Rev. DR.. J. c. Hiden will deliver an ad-
dress before the Normal School or the
Virginia Business College. at vi east
Broad street. this morning at 8 o'clock on
God in Nature"
The newly-eected officers Of Aurora
Lodge. No 116, !. o. Q. f., VIII be pup
Iodge-room. The lodge will be opened 10
the public at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. BENJAMIN II. Berry, accompanied
bv his wife left at noon yesterday LOT
Clifton Springs Mr. Berry has been IN
falling health for some time ana ne goes
there by his Doctors advice.
Second-Auditor Josiah Ryland. Jr, and
his assistants. are engaged in making pre-
variations for paying out the semi-annual
interest on the different classes of state
bonds The payments will begin the LIST OF
July.
The earnings of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for the month OF May,
1881. were $35,O67lS; expenses, %O962.yJ. Inc
earnings Of the Petersburg railroad lof
the same month were Ss2,SJS.O2; expenses
$27 ,52G A.
The funeral of Mr.. John Carey Sr., who
died on Sunday afternoon. took place
from his late residence, No. 800 norm
First street, at 10 o'clock yesterday morn,
ing. The interment was in Oakwood
Cemetery.
Miss Maude McClintock, who broke her
arm recently while riding her tricycle. III
the neghborhood Of her home, on emma
street Is raridly recovering She was
riding the machine along the pavement,
when IL tilted over.
Dr. ID. a. Kuyk left yesterday with has
sister Mss Mamie Kuyk. for New YORK
where they will take a steamer for Hol-
land DR. Kuyk expects TO spend some
time I'm Vienna studying under the Ia
nous oculists of the university
The following members OF the First
| Regiment of Infantry have been appointed
to the ranks of the mon coms.: A. j..
TAYLOR and Luther Smith, sergeantsi
Company Il: A. Mallory. corporal Com
pany s. Willis, sergeant, Company {.
Mr.. A. G. Lascelles left yesterday morn
ing for Newport News over the mesa
peake and Ohio railway He Will sail IRON
| there to-day In one Of the steamers of tn
| railroad company for his native country
England, where he will spend severa
months.
4 collision between a street-car and
| coal-cart occurred at the corner of Seven
| teenth and Main streets yesterday morn
| ing shortly after o'clock. The mules at
| tached TO the cart were eXtricated with
some little difficulty No damage was done
! to either car or cart
| A 15-year-old boy named Hills. who Is
! visiting al No. 1l3 east Leigh street, rent
| ed a wheel Monday and went out for 9
spin He collided with a hack at Fifth an(
| Broad streets and fell off the wheel. I'M
horse then trampled on the machine anC
/ literally tore 1t TO pieces.
Company c. Captain Shackelford II
command, attended lawn party .giver
| by the ladies' of Fairmount Methods
| Episcopal church on Monday night. anC
| save an exhibition drill. This company
will not hold its regular meeting mex
Monday, as it is n national holiday.
The Traction Company has arranged fol
another series of balloon ascensions
| which have been so popular with the pub
! lie. The first for the week will take plac'
| Immediately before the vaudeville per
Torrance at the Exposition-Grounds OF
| Thursday night, and will be accompanied
| by fireworks.
| Common Council. and prominent mem
Der of the Richmond Bar. left yesterda,
| afternoon on the 2:15 train for an extend
ed western trip. Mr. Cas%ie VIII visit can
| fornia where he will spend about
month, and will be absent from the cit,
in all about two months.
| Mr. Alfred j. Gary, president of tn
Methodist Sunday-School Society of Rich
| mond, in an address delivered before tina
society on Sunday last, stated that sine
| August L. 1886. the present missionary
Rev. w. p. Constable, had preached II
sermons. held thirty prayer meetings
made S75 visits, and received thirty mem
bers into the churches.
Mr.. Arthur c. Lewis. southern passeI
ger agent of the Baltimore and ON
railroad has been in Richmond this wee
making final arrangements with Rev. !
ii. Rawlings. president Virginia Epwort
League Conference. as to transportatio
of delegates 10 the conference in II
ronto July 18th next The Baltimore an
Ohio Philadelphia and Reading and l.,
high Valley roads make up the oiiicii
route from Washington and BaltmCr
the steamer lines from Richmond an
N-o.eclly heing used 10 connect AT thes