Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30

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Mr. W. T. Atkinson. Of Boydton, was IN
the city Iast week.
Mr.. o. NJ. Goode, Of Staunton, was IN
the city last week.
Mr.. T.. b. Tuck, OF Blue Wing, n. T.,
was In the city last week.
Mr.. J. w. Cosby, Of the Hot Springs,
was In the city last week.
judge Isaac II. Christian, Of Charles City,
was In the city last week.
MIR. Manly b. Curry, OF ST. Paul, Minn.'
il on a visit to bis old home.
Major w. r. sutherlin, Of Danville, Is
the guest OF Mr.. Frank Patrick.
Mrs. S. J. Hunter, Of Louisa county, has
been visiting friends IN this city.
Mr.. L. A. Mctzger, Of Baltimore, Nd, Is
visiting bis friend Mr.. William Cans.
Colonel b. +. Harlow. editor OF the
GreeRbrier Independent, is In the city,
Rev. DR.. Charles II. Read will preach at
the Soldiers Home at O'Clock this alter
noon.
Miss NJ. Fannie Bib. OF Caroline county,
Is the guest Of Miss Anderson, Of Venable
street.
Miss Grace Adams. OF Baltimore, is visit
ing Miss Agnes Mayo, OF west Franklin
street.
The banks and all public Offices will be
closed tomorrow. The public schools close
at noon.
CAPTAIN Boaz, Of the steamship Rich
mond, was greeted by many OF his friends
here yesterday.
Two barks TO load -four for Brazil and
eleven coastwise sch0oners arrived at this
port yesterday.
Miss Bette p. Henley, Of King and
Queen county, is stopping at sos east
Franklin street.
Miss Cora Brooks, daughter Of Archer
Brooks, ST., OF W illiamsburg, is In the city
visiting friends.
Miss Ella Warren, OF Baltimore, has
been visiting Miss Maggie Wood, at No. 7
east Main street.
Mr.. Allie Addison, formerly OF Rich
mond, but lately Of st. LOUIS, Mo-, is on a
visit TO his relatives.
Captain J. NJ. Hudgin, OF Bowling
Green, Caroline county, was in the city
several days last week.
Mrs. Il. n. Robinson, who has been visit
ing her mother In this city, has returned to
her home, in West Point.
Miss Kate McAtee, OF Lebanon, KY, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. l.. ii. Kid
well, $40 east Clay street.
Miss Maggie V. Bib, Of Bristol, Tenn.
is the guest OF her cousins, the Misses An
derson, 227 Venable street.
Madame Louis left for Richmond, Ky.,
Monday. She will return and open her
dancing.school in September.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge will
meet at Central Hall, on Fifth street near
Broad, tomorrow at 8 O'Clock.
Miss Sis F. Hunter, Of Louisa Court
house. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Dr.. w.
+. Farrar, ut 230S east Broad street.
Mrs. Raymond Fairfax, Of Lynchburg,
is the guest Of her brothers, Messrs. A. l..
and L. s. Buriord, 102 west Clay street.
Miss Emma Christian and Miss Louie
Graves. Of Charles City county. are visiting
MIS-. William 4. HuXter, No. 70l west
Clay street.
Colonel Thomas f. Goode, OF MeckIen-
burg. was in the city last week. lie con-
templates moving his family to Richmond
or Ashland.
Rev. DR.. Repass. Of Florida, aud Rev.
A. II. Wilson, OF Tennessee, who have
been the guests of Mr.. +. ii. Williams,
have returned home.
Mr.. John p. Wilcox, son Of ex-State
Senator Il. Boiling Wilcox. OF Prince
George, and Mr.. sydney Weislger. OF Pc
tersburg, were in the city vest erday.
Rev. A. G. Bledsoe, OF the Broad-Street
Methodist church. will preach the com
sermon before the young ladies
OF the Danyille Female College to-day.
A meeting of the Good TempIar dele
gates from the South will be held at the
lOcaI-option headquarters at Wilkinson's
Hall, on Ninth street near Main, to-day 1T
D O'Clock.
Mr.. l.. G. WOodson, formerly OF Rich
mond, now taking the medical course at
the University Of Virginia, spent several
days in the city last week, stopping at the
>t. Claire Hotel
DR.. :. l.. II. Dance, member OF the
Methodist General Conference from Ten
ncssCe, and guest Of Captain j. j. English,
eft for home on Friday Uid Richmond and
railroad.
Invitations are out for the marriage on
June Sd of Miss Alice Laid, OF Peters
Jurg, who has large circle OF relatives
md friends in this city, 10 Mr.. III. ,. Mar
lin, Of Washington.
The Henrico Board Of Supervisors met
f the county courthouse yesterday morn
NO. and after transacting routine business,
,Ijowed Defective John Wren S23S for SER
ices rendered in the Hall case.
MIR. G.. b. Turner. prominent lumber
Of Isle OF Wight county, who
WAS in the city several days TO see his son,
Mr.. James +. Turner, 521 north Seventh
street, returned home Wednesday.
Governor Lee left the city yesterday
morning for Lexington, whittier he goes to
be present at the dedicatory services OF
chapel named after General Robert Il. Lee.
The Governor will return tomorrow.
Miss NJ. L. Coates, who has been visiting
her brother and sisters, at GA north Ninth
street, left Saturday on the Z. VI. Chesa-
peake and Ohio train for her paternal
home, near Frederickshall, Louisa county.
The match game Of baseball between the
College nine and picked nine
from the city yesterday evening, resulted
in victory for the latter by score OF IL
to s. The playing by both teams was very
good.
A general meeting Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will be held in Centenary
church this afternoon at O'Clock. Adj
dresses by Bishop Wilson, DIR. Haygood,
ana Or. McFerrln. Bishop Hargroye will
preside.
The condition OF Mr.. II. A. Separk, who
was so badly Injured about week ago by
the explosion Of sOda-iountain which he
was charging, is considered improving, aud
the prospect for his recovery is much more
promising.
Miss Lizzie L. Arbuckle will leave
shortly for New York, and will sail thence
10 Paris about September LIST. In the last
city she expects TO make her home, and
will pursue her studies under Madame
Marchesi.
Captain L. ID. StarKe. who was elected
at the late election, requests the
Dispatch to make correction. lie re-
ceived l2i votes over Griffith instead OF the
latter receiving lag more than Starke, as
stated in this paper.
The Governor has appointed Nelson f.
Patterson, OF Petersburg, member Of the
Board Of Directors OF the Central Lunatlc
Asylum uice j. G. Graves, resigned. Mr..
Charles Smith, OF Dinwiddle county, has
also been appointed on the Board.