Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-29
Personals and Briefs.

Personals and Briefs.
DR.. w. H. Harbaugh who has been
quite i'll. is reported much better.
DIR. Hunter Mcclure has gone to Bar
Harbor to be with Major Ginter.
Mr.. George NJ. Muse, Treasurer OF Roa-
noke county. was in the city yesterday
Mr.. f. A. Evans, Of the Weather Blu
reau, says he sees nothing but hot wea-
ther in sight.
Mr.. John Addison has returned from
Atlantic City. much benefited in health
by the invigorating salt air.
Judge F. r. Farrar, who was in the
city yesterday lectures at Jefferson-Park
Hotel, Charlottesville. tonight
Mrs. Brengle, Of the Grace-Street Bap-
fist church choir. has gone to Pennsylya-
MIA and New Jersey to spend her yaca-
ton.
Mr.. w. u. Cardoza left yesterday for
a weeks visit to the home of his nephew
Sheriff NJ. c. Cardoza, Of Lunenburg
county.
Mr. Alexander Hiorholzer. while gun
ming at the State farm on Monday. killed
crane measuring nearly feet from
tip to tip.
Squire w. j. Holmes and his grandson.
Master Willie 5. Barnett. left Tuesday
for a months stay at the Cold Sulphur
Springs. Goshen, Va.
Willie Roberts. the Fulton boy who has
a tin whistle lodged in his throat, was
so much improved yesterday as to be
able TO play out of doors.
Captain J. \. Dodson, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings of the Southern rail
way, was in the city Tuesday. and LETT
in the afternoon for West Point
Ambulance-Surgeon Nuckols is detain-
ed at his home No. ~ 1-2 north Sixth
street. with malaria, and Or. Hord is
serving at the almshouse for him.
The lawn party given at Short and Cary
streets last night was a source OF great
pleasure to all who attended. II will
be continued tonight and Friday night.
Mr. NJ. j. billiard and wife, OF
Florence. Ala, are stopping at the JEFF
ferson. Mr. billiard is a Richmond boy,
and resided here up TO a few years ago.
Passengers from Richmond for New
York on the Old Dominion steamer Roa-
noke sailing from Norfolk last evening,
were Messrs. Gordon Noble and T.. II.
Bissell.
Professor II. c. Brock of Hampden-
Sidney College. has been in the city tor
two weeks past visiting his brother-in-
law Major Bailey Davis, who has been
i'll, but is nov better.
The services at the Seventeenth-Street
mission GlG north Seventeenth street, to-
night will be conducted by Rev. Harry
Goodwin. of Richmond College. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Sergeant w. j. Orange, OF the Third
Police District, has sufficiently recovered
from his recent indisposition 10 be on
the streets again, and hopes to be able
TO return to duty in a few weeks.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad for the month Of June
1897, were 81 25369 expenses, Slg'lS.5i
The earnings OF the Petersburg railroad
for the same month were %2liS.J0; eX-
penses. $26S9l42.
The College view Mission Sunday school
will give their first picnic to-day at
Young's Pond. The party VIII 80 OUT
from the school in private conveyances,
and all who go out with them are as
sured a delightful time.
Rev. James h. Funston, formerly rec
tor of Christ church, this city, and now
rector of Trinity church, Portsmouth
Va, was I'm the city yesterday. He came
up to attend the funeral OF Dr. John X
Baylor. and returned to Portsmouth last
night.
Beginning to-day the Old Dominion
steamer Richmond. which has hitherto
been sailing from here at +. NJ. FRI
days for New York, will sail on Thurs
days at the same hour This schedule
will continue through the month Of Au-
gust
Second-Auditor Josiah Ryland Jr, and
Captain III. Il. Owens. his deputy, cele-
brated their birthdays yesterday Both
gentlemen have worked in the same ONCE
side by side for the past twelve years,
and both are enjoying the best health.
Captain Owens is by several years the
senior of Mr.. Ryland.
At the meeting Tuesday night Of Rich
mond Lodge, No. l, Royal Tribe or 10
seph. three new members were ADDED
They were Messrs. w. +. Caudle. w. j.
King and Charles Goodloe. The lodge
will shortly purchase the paraphernalla
for the working OF the ampliiied degree.
This will make the sessions very IN
teresting
The following visitors were at the Sol
diers' Home on Tuesday: Mr.. James u.
Grant. Sussex county, Va; Mrs. Cora w
Graves, Lexington, KY; Mr.. g. >.
Graves. Lexington, KY; Miss Elizabeth
Ewing. Richmond, Va; Miss Margaret
l. Venable, Lynchburg, Va; Mr.. james
Bradshaw. Bridgeport, Conn, and Mrs.
J. Bradshaw, bridgeport, Conn.