Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-28
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Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. Samuel J. Young continues very
| sick at the Retreat for the Sick.
Mrs. James r. Halsey. of Philadelphia,
is stopping with friends in Richmond.
Mr.. Robert i. BurwelI. OF Powhatan
| county, Is at the Retreat for the SICK.
DR.. S. Delaney Hicks. OF Washington,
| is at Woodland Heights for the sum-
mer.
Miss Kate Kennon Williams Is visit
! ing Mrs. While Carlwell, at Hanover
Courthouse.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Pattie. Sheriff Of Madison
county, was a caller at the AUDITOR
office yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. L. Crimmins. who was hurt in
the Hunt-Club races. is resting easy at
| the Retreat for the Sick.
The wife and children of Mr.. Winston
II. Jordan, Of 81 Denny street, are all
i'll with typhoid-pneumonia.
Master j. Gary Jolly is very sick at
the residence Of his father, Rev. W. T..
Jolly, 20l south Randolph street.
Mr.. w. w. Rountree. who underwent
an operation at the Old Dominion Hos
pital on Sunday. is rapidly recovering.
Major j. Hoge Tyler is expected in the
city on Saturday next, and will spend
two or three days here. He will stop at
Murphy's.
Chief-Clerk 4. G.. Hankins of the Office
Of the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
returned yesterday from a visit to his
home, in Halifax county.
Rev j. J. Gravatt has accepted the
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Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society.
which was recently rendered him.
While on the way TO his office yesterday
morning, DR.. r. Angus Nichols stepped
on a piece of banana peel and fell. very
painfully spraining the wrist Of his right
arm.
Professor w. l.. Lingle, Of Union The
illogical Seminary. Hampden- Sidney, Va,
and Rev. w. J. King. OF Princeton. n.
j., are the guests of Rev. d. X. WalthaI,
302 south Third street.
There was TO have been meeting last
evening of the subcommittee on Streets,
delegated to ascertain the damages done
TO private property by the bursting of
the Fourth-Street sewer last summer
The annual meeting OF the Womans
Foreign Missionary Union of East Han
over Presbytery viii be held in the
lecture-room of the Second Presbyterian
church on Thursday at u O'Clock. All
ladies cordially invited.
Mr.. William II. Zimmerman. n men,
Der of the Board of Aldermen from Mon
roe Ward leaves the city this evening
for a short absence. He will return IN
time for the meeting of the Committee on
Retrenchment and Reform on next Tues
day night
The entertainment given at Corcoran
Hall last night for the benefit of the
uniform fund of Company 70, First Nir-
ginia Regiment, was an emphatic success.
The hall was crowded. and the many at
tractive features of the programme were
greatly enjoyed.
Rev. DR.. Paul whitehead left yester-
day morning for North Carolina. lie
will spend a week there, and will be In
Nashville in time TO attend the May
meeting Of the Book Committee or the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, OF
which he is d member.
Miss Lizzie Swift. who has been spend
ing the winter with Mrs. X. X. Nucho4s'
on west Marshall street. was called nome
yesterday on account OF tne seIIou es.i it
moss of her brother. little Robert swift,
who is reported to have brain-feyer she
was accompanied home by her brother,
Luther r. Swift
Superintendent of-the-Almshouse George
y. Davis returned from Fredericksburg
Yesterday delighted with his visit 10 The
MYRTLE Lodge, No. 80, /. o. O. F. The
lodge gave a grand public entertainment
i'm the opera-house 10 commemorate the
seventy-eighth anniversary OF Odd-fei-
lowship in America. Mr.. Davis delivered
the address Of the evening.
OF the S57.OS5 special assessed licenses,
only 5000 has been collected by Cap
tom Cunningham. The time for the
payrnent of these city bills expires May
list and all those who have not settled
will be reported to Justice Crutchiield.
II will be in the discretion OF ms honor
to fine the delinquents from 81 TO $50 Tor
each day the tax remains unpaid.
Bishop Penick. rector of 81. Marx
church. of this city, left Monday lor an
extended confirmation tour through cen
troI Pennsvlyania He viii be absent
from the city for about ten days or TWO
weeks. During his absence the KEY. MI
Spencer, of Petersburg, will MI Bishop
Penicks pulpit and conduct the regular
Sunday and Wednesday services.
The Baltimore News says: Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Tyson will close their town house,
On Franklin street, this week and VIII
20 to Cylburn until May Sth. when they
will sail by La Touraine Tor haVre 10
spend the summer on the other slde.
They will be accompanied by MISS Nellie
Stirling. Miss May Handy, who has been
visiting Mrs. Tyson, mas returned TO her
home, in Richmond.