Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-09
Personals and Briefs,

Mrs. w. T. Eubank Is at the Mt. Yer.
non.
The Supreme Court of Appeals meet,
here to-day.
Mrs. Cornelius Hankins receives on
Wednesdays from 3 10 8 O'Clock.
The collections in the Internal Revenue
office yesterday amounted 10 $2.SA.
Colonel ]. D. Brady. Collector Of Inter-
nal Revenue, has gone to Washington.
Captain w. f. Hudgins Of the steamer
Chesapeake, Of the oyster navy, is In
the city.
Bishop Gibson and wife are expected
to return TO the city to-day. after an
absence Of a few days for rest.
Colonel w. w. Flnney, Of the Chamber.
lin Hotel, returned 10 Old Point last eve.
ming after a visit to his family here.
Mr. NJ. p. Borden. es f. NJ. Border
& Brother, Philadelphia. is in the city
on a short visit TO a number Of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Bowry have
returned from their bridal tour, and are
at home to friends at No. so north
Tenth street.
Rev. L. NJ. Omer began his hf,h
years ministry Sunday at the Thira
Christian church. He preached morning
and night 10 large congregations.
The Board OF Directors OF the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty 70 AMI
mails will hold their monthly meeting
tonight at their headquarters, No. ss
east Main street.
w. b. Liggon, butcher in the First
Market has a cow that he believes 70
have been stolen. 1t was brought 10 ms
place Sunday and left by man who
wanted TO sell it.
Mrs. j. Edward Fitzwilson. Of Raleigh.
N. c., who has been visiting her sister
Miss Minnie l.. Butler. 29iS east Marshall
street, left Sunday for a brief visit 10
Norfolk, her future home.
An alarm of fire was turned in from
Rox 40. Seventeenth and Washington
streets. at IL "a O'Clock Sunday. IL took
the department only fourteen minutes TO
put out smoking chimney.
The funeral OF Mrs. John F. T. An
derson took place Sunday afternoon from
the residence of Mr.. Edwin l.. Hobson'
No. 2 west Franklin street. and the inter-
ment was made In Hollywood.
Mr. Thomas Waters. Jr., Of Baltimore
well-known commercial man through
out the South, is in the city, stopping az
Murphy's. He has a wide acquaintahce
and many friends in Richmond.
A regular meeting OF the Academy OF
Medicine and Surgery will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association pui'u-
ing tonight. DR.. Hugh Taylor VIII 20
the leader. and the subject Is TO be sur
gerry of Typhoid-Fever."
The funeral of Mr.. Perkins. who died
at his home, near Fort Meade In Hen
rico county, on Saturday. OF paralysis,
will take place this morning at IL O'CLOCK
from his late residence. The burial VIII
be made in lakewood Cemetery.
Mr.. George y. Davis, Jr., was PAIN
fully burned about the eyes by hot iea'
at the Lower gas-works yesterday morn.
ing. and was taken to the home OF ms
father, Superintendent Davis. at me
almshouse. The young man Is nor Sc
riously hurt.
The monthly meeting OF the Clay-"srd
Actives will be held Saturday nlshe
President Walthall will have TWO OF
three gentlemen on hand TO make ao-
dresses. Candidates for municipal oinoeS
will not be invited to speak before TINS
club until after Christmas.
Rev. C. p. Scott, OF Cartersville, ana
DR.. II. NJ. Battle. OF Petersburg. Were
visitors at the Baptist Ministers Con-
ference yesterday The former Is sur
fering with some slight throat trouble,
and his churches have generously voted
him leave OF absance for season.
Mr. r. ID. Rowlet., a mail-carrier
OF the West End. and his brother MI.
+. A. Rowlett, a motorman, have re-
turned from a hunting trip In Dinwio-
die and Amelia counties. They had
splendid luck, killing fffy-seyen harss
and a great quantity OF small game.
Mr.. X. ID. Rowlett shot and killed nhe
Jersey bull belonging to his brother-ih-
law. The animal was Infatuated. and MI
Rowiett fred at him in self-defenee'