Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-05-26
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. II. c. Adams, wife of Policeman
Adams of the City Hall force, is visiting
friends in Norfolk.
Mrs. II. C. Adams. Of No. $50 north
Twentieth street. is visiting friends in
Norfolk and Berkeley.
Mrs. Herbert Coffman, of Harrisonburg,
Is visiting her brother, Mr.. George NJ.
wyatt. No. 1923 west Main street.
Mr.. George +. Fisher. secretary and
treasurer of the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company, Is at the JEFFERSON
Mr.. p. j. Ryan. of north Seventeenth
street is a candidate for the existing
vacancy i'm the Common Council from
Jackson Ward.
Mrs. Maggie Southall. who has been
criticallS i'll at the residence OF her
father. Mr.. Il. +. Luck, lf2l west Leigh
street. is improving.
Mr. L. l.. Billngslea. division passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific railroad.
with headquarters in Philadelphia, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Margie Garrison. who has been
teaching school in Essex county, viii re-
trrn to her home No. 9l6 north Twenty
third street on June 81.
Mr. NJ. i. Kaufman. Of Colorado
Springs is. visiting his brother, Mr. l.. II.
kaufman, on west Grace street. having
been called East by the illness OF his
sister. ~
Mr. Arthur Glasgow. of London, who
has been visiting his father, Mr. Frank
T. Glasgow. and family. IN this city. left
Yesterday. He will sail for the Old World
on June 9Th.
Mr.. William Rebling and his family Of
s14 south Third street, viii sail for Eu-
rope i'm June. taking the Southern rail-
WAYS York-RiVer route TO baltimore,
thence via the North German Lloyd Line
TO Bremen.
Mr. c. w. Cecil. now the general agent
Of the Georgia and Alabama railroad.
with headquarters in New Orleans. and
late with the Queen and Crescent and
Southern lines. is in Richmond on a visit
TO his family.
Mr. r. c. Huffman, the president, and
Mr., John II. Sherwood, the general man
ager Of the old Bay Line of steamers,
were passengers for Richmond on the
Virginia yesterday, and returned 10 BAL
timore in the afternoon.
The Pegram Battalion Association is
ordered to assemble at the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot, Broad and Sixteenth
streets at u. NJ. to-day, TO meet the
remains OF their late comrade, Captain
William G.. Crenshaw.
Miss Kate Harvey daughter of Colonel
George w Harvey, of Washington. ID.
line Murphy, OF west Grace street. Tor
several weeks, returned 10 the capital
city yesterday morning.
The order issued by Chief-of-Police
Howard in reference TO the disposal OF
rats and mice was TO the effect that the
ianitors OK the various station-houscs.
and not the policemen, would remove the
rodents All that is necessary TO be done
is to call up the nearest station, ana the
officer in charge Will send the jantor.
The following members of the local
branch OF the Wholesale Grocers' Asso-
citation left for Nashville Monday night,
10 attend the Convention OF Southern
Grocers TO meet there: Messrs Henry
Myers. John Blair, Writ r. Taylor,
Frank Beveridgs, j. $. Moore W. u.
West G. +. Sauer. Mr.. Crump l.. 9.
Younger, John Harrison. William An
trim. Il. A.. Saunders. +. +. Hooker, Mr.
Brown. Henry Watkins and l.. q. Leigh.
u.
Last fan. when the improvements were
commenced at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association building, q good many
belongings from the old lockers. They
were necessarily removed by the janitors.
and now await identification at the as
ISOLATION building. All clothes and other
belongings not called for by Saturday
evening. May 18th. will be disposed OF.
II is important that all members should
take notice OF this matter, and act
promptly.