Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-17
Personals and briefs.

Mr.. w. II. Daniel, or Roanoke, IL In the
city.
Sheriff NJ. C. cardoza. of Lunenburs
county, was in the city yesterday
Miss Florence Ranlett of this city, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Pollard. al
Burkeville, Va.
Mrs. Alice Swain Hunter is In washing
ton, where she will be for few days
visiting friends.
Mr.. Marion T.. Dawson has returned tc
the city from a trip on horseback through
the Valley of Virginia.
Mr.. N. r. Bowman, OF Lynchburg, leaf
tobacco buyer for Messrs. Lsgett
Myers, is at the Jefferson.
Among the visitors at the state Library
a former Treasurer OF Middlesex county.
been sick for about three weeks, IL rapidly
improving, and win be out In a few days.
Colonel John j. Cary and daughter will
go TO Nashville TO be present at the meet
ing of the Confederate Veterans next
Monday.
Mr.. Thomas Gallagher and son. OF
England, and Mr., X. Yezoye. a Toxic
Uapam tobacconist, were Visitors on the
tobacco market to-day.
Mr. Charles d. Glenn. who succeeds
Mr.. j. II. Martin as night clerk at the
Jefferson, entered upon his duties Tues
day night. fn
Hon. George d. Wise has gone 10
Northampton county 70 act as counsel "
a criminal case to be tried there this
week.
Mrs NJ. f. feathers. who has UNDER
gone a very serious operation at the Vir-
ginia Hospital, has so far recovered as
10 be able 10 leave for her home next
week.
The Peak Sisters. after retirement OF
, three years, will appear for the last time
ut Grove-Ayenue Baptist church tonight
at half-after 5. The Miller Sextette VIII
furnish the music.
Friends In this city have just received
intelligence OF the death of Mrs. Saliie
Davis, wife of Mr.. Thomas j. Davis. OF
the Virginia penitentiary. at Ware Neck
Gloucester county, va.
The condition OF Mrs. Mary J. STRAIT
| ton, who has been III for several weeks
| Seventh street. was not thought TO be
so favorable yesterday.
| High-Constabie Il. C. Garrison ana
| Squire C. w. Tyler are in Pittsburg, Pa,
| attending the twenty-ninth annual session
| OF the national council OF the Junior Or
| der United American Mechanics.
| Mr.. Thomas Gallagher, OF Belfast, Ire.
| land. one, of the largest tobacco mer'
| chants of the United Kingdom, Is spending
| several days in Richmond. accompanied
| by his son. They are at the Jefferson.
The Virginia State Firemen's Associae
ton will hold It's annual convention this
year in winchester commencing July m
| quite large. Captain Redwood, OF Steamer
/ Company No. !. has been selected 40 \
| delegate from Richmond.
! Before leaving for Nashville Tuesday.
| Adjutant-General Charles J. Anderso1
| published an order by direction OF the
| commander-in-chleft that until further orr
| ders Captain &. Gray Boi<ieux Com
| pany a, First Regiment Virginia volun-
| teers. was detailed TO act as Adjutants
| General ~
| Mr.. Joseph +. SnIpes. of the STANDARD
| OIL Company New York city, formerlV
| OF Richmond has engaged passage. with
! friends, for pleasure summer tour
| through Europe. including tho most ~.
| Germany, Switzerland. Italy. France. an
| England. w,
| The management of the Postal Telo-
| graph Company has very kindly offered
| 10 Governor OFerraIl and his party ~
free use OF the wires Of that cen!p3
| to that effect was directed 10 Oo1UoG
Jchn s. HARDWOOD. chief Of stan 10 n
Governor. 500
A delegation OF wortley camp, No. &
Knights OF Msecabees, visited Oakyo24
brother. James Ii. Hchonberger. xifho11 :
dead and buried six years. the menn66
OF his, good deeds stIlI' lives in the heart
OF the Maccabees. M
the second No. OF the Medical Regio1nr|
which Ii just out. fulnlR the proUloe
| the first issue. IL contains lntefeu&1n4
ticles BY prs; 0eoSse Bea Johnseeol
Levy, besides the Grafton q Ral6| GU
| on ''ReliRi0n and Science" dol{VGk01
the commencement exercises e ~ 10 -
Cal College Of Virginia April e. ~. & q