Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-20

Personals and Briefs.

Dr. Francis w. Upshur has returned to
| the city.
| Maury VandermeIt, Of New York,
| is stopping at Murphy's Hotel.
Miss Elicit, of No. 112 east Franklin
street, has returned to the city.
Mr.. Mckenzie Gordon. of New York,
visited friends in Richmond Sunday.
Mr.. Bernard H. Reid has been appointed
a notary public for the city of Richmond.
Miss Lille Keys. who has been visiting
friends in this city has LETT for her home,
in Isle of Wight county.
Mrs. Fannie l.. Loving, of No. 20 south
Adams street. left this morning for a ten
days trip to New York
Miss Matte Hudgins, of No. 1913 west
Clay street, left this morning for ten
days trip to New York.
The Richmond City Mills Company Mr.
George r. King. president. is operating
the corn-mills of the Haxall Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zacheiss. of Philadelphia.
are visiting the latter's sister, Mrs. Her
man Schmidt, of Brooke avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dowdell and Mrs
Fullmer, of New York. are visiting Mrs.
j. G. Luce, at Sabot, Goochland county
Mr.. John Luce and Miss Luce. of Gooch-
land Courthouse, Va, spent Sunday at
Eastwood, on the James river.
DIR. r. W. Miller, of Barton Heights
has returned. after a three-weeks plea
SAINT visit to his home, in Pennsylvania.
Miss Annie Brooks, Of Stratford-on-
Avon. Warwickshre, arrived here on Sun
day from England on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. II. c. Duce.
Mr.. John Burrows, a carpenter at work
on the Richmond guano-factory, cut him
self badly Saturday with an adze, just be-
low the knee
Mr.. w. A. Stewart, of Chelsea Hill.
whose hand was badly mashed or cut at
the LocOmotive-Works last week, is suf-
fering from it very much.
Mr.. b. Thomas. who is one of the City
Hall employees is suffering with a large
carbuncle on the wrist, and is confined TO
the house. a.
Edmund Gibson, the little son of Detec-
tive Gibson. who stepped on a piece of
glass on Saturday and cut his foot badly,
is doing nicely. An artery was opened
and the child tainted.
Captain w. Gordon McCabe returned 10 |
the city on Saturday evening from his |
summer vacation. He resumes his duties |
as head master OF the University School |
on Monday, Goth instant.
Mrs. William M. Allen and daughter. |
Miss NJ. V. Allen, of No. 7O1 east clay |
street, are visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Pitt, of No. |
Ill north Maltby avenue, east Norfolk, |
Va
During the absence of Sergeant Shin
berger, who is spending his vacation in
Sergeant Alex. Tomlnson will
take his place as clerk to the Chief of
Police.
Messrs. Bailey and Everett Fowler. and
Mrs. Mary b. Fowler. daughter OF the
late Congressman Bailey, OF Atlanta, Ga,
are at Mrs. Duvals. corner Third and
Franklin.
A handsome umbrella and a gold-head-
ID cane were left with Acting-Sergeant
Ioldcroft at the First Police Station by
colored girl yesterday. and the owner
AN get them by proper Identification.
Rev. Mr.. Poulson, Of North Run and
It, Vernon churches, baptized ten con-
erts in Stapless mill-pond Sunday The
went was witnessed by several hundred
PEOPLE.
Rev. b. NJ Beckham, pastor of Asbury
Methodist church. will preach to-day in
he chapel at the Soldiers Home at the
sual noon-day service. and on Thursday
rev. James E. Cook, pastor Of Hoge-Me-
lorial church. will preach for the vete-
ans.