Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-04


Templsr on their pilgrimage to rrevi-
| ME- J. b. Mostly lest for Old Point yssssr-
day.
/ Mrs K. Y. LOOMS rs Visiting friends In the
country.
Mrs, @, p. stacy has returned from Brook
There was large german at Old Point
last night.
Mr.. B. Aisop and family YET last night for
Botetourt county.
/ Miss ATLANTA Bonny. of centralis, wa'in
the city isst week.
Mas Mamie Harrison is visi,ing her bro
thsr, In smithfeld.
| Captain A. W. CARRIER and wife lcft for
Old FONT yesterday.
Miss Matte Nelson left yesterday tespeno
the attn at ola Point.
Mrs. X u. Lee and family len yesterday
for the White sulphur,
Captain E. 4. Spence left the city yester-
tay for Mediums River.
Mr.. ]. ID. Cardozo and family left for
Hoietourt county last week.
Mr.TA. Cary and wife are summering st
| TIE Williams. Louisa county.
Mis- Emma a. Mitchell. OF Fredericks~
| burg, was in the city last week.
Messrs. w. II. and j. A. Hoofnagle VIII
| SPEND the Fourth at Old Point
Miss Rhea Chiles is spending the summer
| with Miss Rely in Clarke county.
Hon. John W. Cunningham. of North
| Carolina, visited the city last week.
| Miss Nellie Tompklps OF Albemarle coun-
| ~. Ia visiting Miss Wood, east MAID street,
Mr.. Walter u. Moses left Thursday for Old
| Point to spend @ few days Of recreation.
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Younger. accompanied
| by Miss Mary Savage, are at Oid Point.
Miss Morton, OF 4O7 east Main street, is at
| Old Point and will remain several days.
Mr.. George A. Hutcheson has sailed for
| Europe. to be absent during the summer.
Mn. Decatur Axteil and wife left yester-
| day for Old Point. to remain several days
Miss Matte +. Roberts. OF west Grace
| street, is spending the summer In Chase
| City.
Miss Sarah Gwathmey, OF north Twelfth
| street, is visiting friends In GreeneViie'
| 3. &.
| Mr.. Ned Cardozo, OF NJ. Rosenbaum a Co.,
| has returned from trip through WestTen-
nessee.
Mrs. DIR. Charles II Ryland and family are
visiting her parents. In King and Queen
county
Rev. DR.. Dashiell will preach at the Sol
diels' Home this evening at half past
O'Clock.
Mrs. l.. y. Ecker and family left for Ar
Tington, Nelson county, yesterday TO spend
the summer.
MISSES More and Ella Bryant leave the
city TO night for Halifax TO spend the sum
mer with friends.
Miss Carrie Elicit left yesterday to spend
his As "
Miss Sallie TiDsley.
Miss sallle Jeffress. OF South Boston. and
Miss Florence Squire, OF this city, left Fill
day last for Hampton.
Miss Belle Grant. of Church Hill, has gone
10 New York 10 visit relatives, where she
will spend a month orso.
United. states Marshal Scott and family
have left for q brief SOiourn at their old
home, IN Charlotte county.
Miss Essie Burton. Of Chsrestown, w.
Va. Is on q visit 10 her father. Dr. W. Leigh
Burton, zoe east Cary street
Dr. J. V. Hobson has returned from Sara
toga. where he went TO attend the Ameri-
can Institute Of Homeopathy.
MIR sam. Lloyd and James q. Kicks. OF
Norfolk, are stopping for few days with
Mr.. W. u. Gregory Of TINS city.
Miss Nelson. a charming de6UfGHtc from
Stauuton. Is visiting the Misses Hatcher, at
Dr. W. Il. HRtcher's, west Grace street.
Miss May l.. Ellyson aud Miss Mamie
Ellysdn went 10 Stanton last week 10 at.
tend the marriage Of Miss Nellie Hotchkiss.
Miss VI. L. Barlow and Miss Mary Casa
day, OF Philadelphia, are In the city. visit
lDg Mis-. Joseph B. Welsh, OF 2706 east Broad
street.
Mrs. Charles T.. IngersOll Of west Cary
street, viii in few days leave for Char
g.ss1 hAF
mother.
Mrs. j. Z. Winston and family will leave
Tuesday for New York and from there Will
sail Saturday for Europe, TO be abroad
several months.
MeEsrs. Edward 4. and Norborne p. Cat
linz left the city yesterday to visit their
home, near Petersburg. They VIII be abb
sent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Kirk Hannah. who have
been visiting Mr.. 4. W. scott, east Mar
shall street, have returned TO their home, in
Appomettox county.
CAPTAIN Thomas IL. Wallace, wife, aud
daughteTs Cofie ana Minnie, left Friday
morning for New York, Coney Island, sc
| to spend several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. s. Hunter. in company with
Mr and Mis-. George Haynes, lett the city
| this morning for Old Point. They will visit
Virginia Beach before returning home.
r.. T..
ed uTon his duties as superintendent OF the
Gas-WOrks. He has been foreman there so
long that the work is perfectly familiar 10
him.
Mesgs. ID. p. Powers and w. p. Ellis en-
tered upon the discharge OF their duties as
superints nGents of schools for Albenarie
and Buckingham counties respectively on
Thursday last.
Friends of Ireland can now ait the elec-
tion OF Home -Rule members 10 the British
Parliament by contributing TO the Iarlia'
mentary fund. a suDscrlption-list Is at The
DtJdtch counter.
Mrs. Carrie Thornley,. niece OF DR.. John
Thornley,, of the United states navy, VINO
hes been on visit TO her sister, Mrs. DR.. NJ.
5. Taylor, at No. sos north Seventh street,
has returned home.
The bay mare stilette will he shipped to
Baltimore by order OF her owner, U. H.
FORD, ESQ.,, OF Boston, July 9th. This IS a
beautiful light-bay mare, by Carlos, and
promises TO be fast.
Mrs. Maria Curry. Mrs. Eliza Lee OF Phil
| adelphia, and Mrs. Belle Rockwell OF Eas-
! ton. Pa, have returned TO their homes
| after q pleasant visit TO their brother, Mr.
Hickman, OF Church Ilill.
Miss Mary l.. Wilson. OF Marlboro, Mary
| land, who has been spending the past ten
| DAYS in the city with her aunt, Mrs. A, j.
| Chewing left yesterday for Louisa county,
! where the will spend the summer.
The much needed curbing and paving OF
| Grace street, between Shafer and Richmond
| College, has commenced. IL is long want
| ed addition, and those who visit the Col
| lege hope IL may soon he completed.
| Mr.. Edmund Pendleton. assistant TO the
| Attorney. General, who was recently mar
| fled 10 Miss Stevenson, OF New York, has
| bi fought his bride To Richmond, and they
| aTe llvipg at e2l east Marshall street,
! Al. Chewing, Esq, accompanied by ais
| family. left the city yesterday for the
| springs. His family will remain during the
| .uminer lie promises 10 be a good patron
OF The grass widower's train during the Pc
| Iiod.
DR.. ]. ID. Pendleton, Clerk OF the Senate,
and Colonel John Bell Bigger. Clerk OF the
House OF Delegates, were in the city yes
| to-day, but were TO leave for their homes
by the afternoon Chesapeake and Ohio
train.
Mr.. Il. lamar Minor received distinctions
| In Mathematics and History at Professor
he attended last session. lie is now visit
ing at MI b. Is. Minors 2l5 east Franklin
street..
Al the recent annual examination Mr..
| Writ Robinson, son OF Russell Robinson,
Esq, OF this city, was made captain OF one
| OF the cadet companies 81 West Point. he
was jumped nom sergeant over twenty
| lieute nants.
| Miss Grace W. Booth, one of the most
popular young ladies of Petersburg, is now
the guest OF her cousin, Miss Lillian q.
ROdman. ais Cary street. The two will