Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-10
Personals aud grfars.

Personals RBd Erf9fs,
Mr. Samuel Nachman has returned from
brief stay in Durham, n. G.
Miss Molie Core, Of Norfolk. il visiting
her aunt, Mrs. SAVAGE, OF THIS city.
Mrs. Moior Johnson has lett the white
sulphur for an extended trip NORTH.
Mr.. Powderly expects 20 attend services
a, 81 Pairick's church this morning.
Mr. Charles Manson and wife have been
visiting his brother. in the city, for several
weeks.
Tie tops e .ame Of Tie trees in the Cop.
itol square have been yelIowed and Drowned
by frost
Mr. Powierly attended The Theatre last
lat night and, with several friends. Occu.
pied aboy.
Mrs. X. Molloy and son aye about to
pay visit TO New York, and will be absent
Tor week or ten days.
Mr.. II. :. Ragland has returned from
Charleston, :. g., where he went 10 in
tpcct the ruinsof the city.
J.B. Wood and daughter. Maggie, r..
turned 10 the city Yesterday. after two
months travel North and East.
Mr.. Howard Il. Baync, OF New York
City, was Yesterday appointed commis-
soucr Of deeds for the state OF virginia.
Mr.. Stewart johnson, lately with the
Citizens Bank here, has gone TO II. Paul.
Mimi, in which place be win reside in the
future.
J. W. Knight, who has been III with ty-
4 l.. iftsp ~
slowly, and il is hoped that be viii soon be
out again.
Mis-, 3. :. Ragand aud mother, Mrs.
cole, cXIcc; to leave the city in few days
to visit f.icnds in Chesterfield and Caro-
counties.
The Misses Florence and Fannie Squire,
Of jl2 cast Franklin street, who have been
Spending the summer in various localities
in Nirginia, have returned home.
Mr.. William :. Henning. on account Of
III health. hqS been compelled to leave the
city for a stay in the mountains OF virginia.
where he hopes to find renewed strength.
The full amount realized from he con-
cert at the Theatre for the benefit o. the
Charleston sufferers was STl6.2j, which has
been forwarded to the proper authorities.
Mrs. J. Osborn Haw and son have re-
turned from Wildwood, Amelia county
| nheir summer residence) where they spent
tie summer, very much improved in
health.
Mr.. William II. WEIGH and wifcand Mrs.
tmma Buckley. Of BROOKLYN. \. Y, are
| visiting Captain 4. G.. Babcock, az hi'
country home, " Cedar Lawn Henrico
county.
Mis-, Annie c. Williams has returned
home after most delightful visit to Miss
| Lucy Thurman. OF Liberty, Va and MIS-.
Edmund Longley, at Emory and Henry
College.
Mrs. Charlie johnson and her sister,
| Mis-, Clid. Tyrce. lett the city few DAYS
since TO visit their sister, Mrs. Augustus
| Figg. Of Washington, where they expect
to Icn ain some time.
Or. Hoge returns to his pulpit to-day, re-
fre.hcd and inyiCoratcd by his trip abroad.
| The afternoon services at his church.
which were suspended during the summer,
will be resumed this afternoon.
Rev. c. f. Chichester. Of Charleston, :.
| G., will visit our liberal people OF all de-
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| the Mariners church and sailors Home. re-
Gently wrecked by the earthquake.
The British brig Pecrcss, 2l9 tons, p. f.
| stuart master, cleared for Santos, Brazil,
Yesterday with 1890 barrels Of ilour, valued
at SlG,f2s, shipped by the lIaXall.Crensha"
Company, Messrs. DunlOpN McCance, and
Baltimore Mills.
Rev. JosephuS Johnson, pastor OF thI
| PRESBYTERIAN church in Victoria. Texas, =
spending a few weeks in Richmond, under
| medical treatment. He is rapidly improY
ing, and expects to return 10 his home and
IaborS at an early day.
Dir. Charles II. Tower, Of Massachusetts
who before and during the late war was
member OF the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues. and who served calamity through
ont the Z" unplcaSlntncsS,' Is visiting tn'
city for the first since those memorable
days.
ON Tuesday evening, October jth, Mise,
Dora Spear and Nora Bunill, OF Fulton,
were the recipients Of handsome gold
medals, presented TO them by Hose Com
uany no. , as 4 testimonial OF their faithful
service. rendered during the recent lawn
party held at Denny-Street Park.
Rev. W. W. Royal, who has Just re
turned from China, where he has been a
missionary for the last six years, vii
preach at Centenary church this morning
and at night. He i a man Of burnin-
zeal in his work, and i, eloquent in tho
narration OF hi, observation, Of the CeleS
tial Empire.
At te regular meeting Of Sir Waller
Raleigh Lodge, No. SO, Sons OF st. George
Fred. Turner, general Secretary-treasurei
OF the knights OF Labor, and several dele
yates from Milwaukee, Providence, ant
other cities were present, and the evening
was pleasantly spent. They Will probabl!
visit the lodge again next Thursday.
The Milton (N. c. AdrertiSer says: Mr.
J.D,K Sleight, OF Richmond, recently de
liycred most charming lecture to the sun
Gay.School Convention. Mr.. Sleight Is ont
OF the most enthusiastic Sunday-schoO
workers we ever had the pleasure OF meet
ing. He has good voice, good delivery
and most pleasant manners, and equals an
ore we ever saw in ability to interest bot
Young and old at the same time. Our PEG
pie. Young and old, were deli-hted will
INN. and we think his speeches will inspire
our Sunday-schOOl teachers to more cheer