Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-25

house used by General Grant as near
quarters during the siege OF Peters
burg.
Information has been received OF the
death IN Louisville. Ky., OF Miss bmm'e
Osborne, an accomplished and charming
young lady, much admired in society
here, where she was frequent visitor
She leaves many relatives Pnd warn
friends in Petersburg.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Mason, Mr.. aud
Mrs. s. NJ. Green, and DR.. aud Mrs.
Hibbett chaperoned delightful COM
psny of young ladies and gentlemen on
q recent visit to the monitor fleet, IN
James river. Every possible courtesy
was shown the party by the officers Of
the feet.
Mr.. Seth Cobb went out from Peters
burg some years ago por booy to sock
bis fortune in the growing West. lie
is now a wealthy and influential citizen
Of St. Louis, president Of the Mer-
chants Exchange OF that city, and the
head Of a large house there, with a
branch, establishment in Chicago. st.
Louis papers Of this week give proml-
pence TO the fact that strong move
ment has been insugursted among the
solid men of the city to send Mr.. Cobb
to Congress as representative Of the
commercial and business interests of St.
Louis and of the Mississippi Valley.
Mr.. Cobb is staunch Democrat and
worthy son of the Old Dominion, whose
interests he has always at heart. lie
was formerly reporter on newspaper
in Petersburg.
Charlottesville.
Colonel and Mrs. r. T. W. Duke arg
at the Rawley.
Mr.. John Moorman is rusticstng in
Highland county.
DR.. James l.. Cabell has gone to Lake
Placid, New York.
DR.. W. 3. Towles has returned from
trip to Vermont.
Mrs. Philip Leterman aud family are
at the Cold Sulphur Springs.
Colonel Frank Fleming, Of Lynch
burg, was IN town this week.
Miss Josie Beal, Of this county, has
gone to Appomattox to spend several
weeks.
Miss Maggie Smithson has returned
from Harrisonburg, where she has been
visiting friends.
Captain and Mrs. y. F. Jones, of
Mississippi, are at W. II. CrockiOrd's,
University Of Virginia.
Miss Josie Watson, of Fishersville,
who has been visiting in Charlottes-
Vile. has returned home.
Miss Rosa +. Stevens was married to
Mr. II. c. Wingfeld at Mount 0liyet
last Sunday by Rev. W. II. Gregory.
Rev. James McNair and Rev. Mr..
Scott formerly Of Richmond), Of Evans
vile, Ind, visited the University this
week.
Rev. William S. Bell, a son Of Rev.
DR.. I. ID. Bell, is visiting his father a.
Scottsville. lie is located at Eden,
Dakota.
Miss Gilmore, daughter Of the pro-
fessor Of Law in the University of Yir-
glnia, is yisi'ingsat Dr. klbble's' in
Wytheyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strudwick, OF Durham,
n. c., are visiting relatives in this
county. Mrs. Strudwick was Miss S.
p. Lewis, Of Albemarle.
Mrs. Gertrude came from the White
Sulphur Springs to attend the funeral Of
her friend, Mrs. Emma S. Parish. She
has returned to the Springs.
Mrs. ". 7. Ravens and Miss Florine
HsyenS, Mrs. VI. II. Cartwell and Miss
Lucille Nynheir, all Of Mount Sterling,
KY, arc spending the summer in Char
lottesyille.
Dir. John A. Broaddus, of the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary, at Louis
vile, is visiting at Mr.. c. q. Sinclair's,
near town. lie goes to Boston in few
days to serve as pastor Of the First
Baptist Church for the summer.
Hampton.
Mrs. j. F. Rowe, is visiting friends
in Norfolk.
Ilr. and Mrs. R. &. Hughes are Wis.,
ting relatives in Smithfeld.
Mrs. Badkins, of Richmond, is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. p. W. Phillips.
MISS Kitty Young, of Warwick coun-
ty, is the guest of Mrs. W. G. Young,
Jr.
Miss Annie Curtis. of Warwick
county, Va, has been visiting here this
week.
Miss Lizzie b. Simpson, Of Washing
ton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. !.
Westwood, as is also Miss Emma Col
lier, of the same city.
Rev. F. +. Reese, Miss Reese, and
Mr. z. \. Wilcox, Of Portsmouth,
have been here this week.
Mrs. Fred. Cunningham is visiting
hor father, John L. Peek, Esq, at
Eagle Rock, in BOtetourt county.
Miss Boggs, of Ashland, and Miss
Aubury, of Missouri, were the guests
Of Rev. Z. ?. Wilson on Monday.
The name of Mr.. Stuart's best man
on Wednesday was Mr.. ". G. Ivy, not
Joy, as printed in Thursdays issue.
Mr.. NJ. London and wife, Mrs. J. L.
Crowley, Mrs. A. Il. Campbell, and
Mrs. F. L. Barry, of Wilmington, 4.
O., and ". j. Crump and Il. Swi1e.
ford and wife, OF Richmond, Va, were
registered at "Barnes's this week.
Low Moor.
The Allegheny delegates are solil Tor !
Bumgardner.
Messrs. Cargill and Rowan spent
Sunday at the White.
IL. NJ. Bell, Jr., is spending a fes
days at his home, in Stanton.
Miss Walkup, OF Glen Wilton, is the |
Guest of Miss Fannie Nav Rogers.