Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-24
BRIEF MENTION.
vvvrv vorxs ABOUT RICHMOND PEG.
PIE AND THEIR VISITORS.
s.u. assent Nsrriagss-Pastoral Call
Old Friends Remembered,
&C.. Co., &c.

Mr.. Clarence ii. Ulrfch, OF baitihofe'
m the city for brief stay.
MIR. Chastine C. Cooke, OF Fluvanna
county, was in the city during the Far.
Judge William Pope Dabney, OF Powha
tan county, was In the city yesterday
The British schooner Arthur, Loaded
with -four, cleared yesterday for BRAZIL
Miss OphIe Broaddus and her brother
Jimmie, Of Caroline county, are IN the c''y'
H.H. Dyson, Esq, formerly Second A,I-
titor OF the State, was In the cry yes'er'
day.
Rev. w. w. Landrum, ID: d., WIN preaen
at the Soldiers Home at o O'CLOCK 'hiS ai'ei'
noon.
Mr.J.D. X. sIelgbt will address mass
meeting OF Sunday.schools to-day NJ Az
lantic City.
The Misses Elgiu, OF Mobile, Ala, are
the guests Of Miss Saunders, No. 5l9 west
Grace street.
The HDomesticv Sewing Machine Com
pany will haze decorative art exh,o'tion
at their Office, commencing the 10Th IN
slant.
Miss Carrie Doggett, Of Fredericksburg,
is visiting Mrs. Robert Hill, Jr', AUS west
Grace street.
Miss Indie sydnor, Of Petersburg, Is In
Richmond staying with her friend, Miss
May Gam, 4l0 Hancock street.
Mss Maggie Paterson, Of Baltimore, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. &. Mcdowell, at
Mrs. j. II. GARDENERS, 800 vest Clay street.
Miss Carrie Waymaek, Of PRICE, George
county. who has betn visiting friends IN
this city, left for home Friday.
Judge Robert w. Hughes, OF the United
States Court, is in the city, sitting Gin
chambers"
The Norwegian bark Solgrau entered at
the custom house yesterday. in ballast, from
Rio Grande do Sui to load flour.
Rev. Mr.. Kerr, pastor Of the first Pres.
byterian church, will preach bis frat night
sermon since his return from Europe at 8
O'Clock tonight.
Bishop j. j. Kean4 leaves here tomorrow
for Baltimore and New York. He will sail
from the latter city for Europe on next
Saturday.
Miss Rosalie Seden, decided beauty OF
Norfolk, is stopping with the Misses Plea
SAINTS, sos east Franklin street.
Miss Irene f. Seay, Of Fluvanna county,
is visiting her friend, Miss Eva Rady, at
No. 20i east Clay street.
Miss Hassie Gatnett, daughter OF DR.. j..
Newton Garnet, OF Kansas City, Mo-, Is IN
the city, the guest OF Mr' W. o. .,.
-.,..u ,nTd street.
Misses Mamie Gordon aud Mamie Will
lie, OF Fredericksburg, are visiting Mr..
and Miss Garnet, 2OS south Third street.
Miss Caskie, who has been residing in
Rome for some years past, is now in the
city, at lOG east Franklin street.
Miss Grace Rodmap, Of Norfolk, and Mr..
Guyton ID. Savage, OF Baltimore, are visit.
iting Miss Lillian c. Rodman.
Miss Grace Smith and Miss Ada Dunn,
Of Baltimore, Md, left yesterday evening
Tor home after having made brief but very
pleasant visit to this city.
Miss Louie II. Jones, OF west Clay street.
who has been visiting relatives in James
city and King and Queen for the past three
months, has returned, much pleased with
her trip.
The City Circuit Court has been engaged
during the past week in the consideration
Of matters Of no public interest. The Office
docket judgment will be called tomorrow.
Miss Alma L. Hungerford has returned
TO The city after an absence OF two months,
having had delightful visit to the noun
tlins OF Virginia, Alexandria, and wash
ingtoD.
slThe British schooner Arthur, Captain
Robert Il. Rose, cleared yesterday for RIO
Grande do sui or Pclotas, Brazil, with
1850 barrels flour, valued nc $4,000, ship
ped by Messrs. Dunlon & McCance.
Mossrs. II. j. Myers and ". j. Smith, the
delegates OF the LiquorDealers' Protective
Association Of X chmcnd, who lett fol
Chicago last Friday, returned yesterday
with glowing account Of their trip.
Miss Kate +, Furlcigb, OF Washington,
and Mrs. Annie Brooke aud her mother
Mrs. Collins, Of New York, are vislting
Mr.. Milton Cages family, on Grove ave
cue, near the Soldiers Home.
Among those who came TO Richmond t,
register Yesterday were Messrs. +. G
Crump, q. A. Lyon. and Thomas Elan
Who reside in Washington and are member
OF the Democratic Association OF that city
Miss Maggie V. Bib, OF Bristol, Tenn.
who has been visiting her uncle, ID. q
B,bb, and other relatives in Virginia, ha
left for Stanford, KY, where she will Visi
| her sister.
John II, hurry, prominent member o
| the Army OF Northern Virginia Society o
| New Orleans, and formerly OF Colonel Sey
mour's Sixth Louisiana regiment, Con
iedera,e States army, is in the city.
Judge Flournoy, Secretary OF the Com
Donwealtb, has appointed MIR. \. A. Han
| kIns, Of Halifax county, as his clerk Il
| place OF Mr.. Samuel A. Smith, resigned
The appointment takes effect November Isl
Mr.. Burns, OF Alabama, the only vistin
4 delegate to The General Assembly OF tn
| knights OF Labor now in the city, leave
| to-dgy. lie stood IN the front rank agains
social equality.
The Norwegian brigantine Gordon, Car
| tain j. NJ. Jensen, cleared Friday for Sa
! Jose del Norie, with / ,4Gj barrels flOur
valued at SIS, 0j150, shipped by the IIaXal
Crenshaw Company and Messrs. Dunlop
| acCance.
The annual meeting Of the City Mission
| 10 eject officers and re0rganize for the win
ter's work, will be held Monday, N0vem
Der 1st, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. In the Youn:
Mems Christian Association rooms, corner
Fourth and Franklin streets.
MIR. John Z. Kemp, a stonecutter, VIII
| resides on Ashland street, fell of WACO
loaded with hay yesterday morning at th
corner Of Ashland aud Robertson streets
breaking his left arm and col.ar.bOne.
Mrs. John Feeney has donated gold
headed cane (now on exhibition at Now
lsn'sl to the Little Sisters OF the Pool
| which will be voted for at their fair 10 b
| held at the Armory next month and award
cd the most popular candidate for Congress
Ex.Attorney. General Frank s. Blair wa
at the American Hotel Yesterday, bayiBi
come up from Nottoway county, where b
Is attending TO some law business and {
which place he returns to-day. He state
that the canvass In the Southwest has nc
yet become very lively.
Mr.. George }. Anderson and family vi
leave Monday for st. Paul, MIMI, whic
will lie their future home, SIR. Anderso
having formed business.engagement wit
McClung, McMurran 4 Co., one OF the old
est and leading real estate firms OF tina
growing city OF the great Northwest.
The United States inteTnal.revenue col
lections for the week ending Friday, Octo
Der 22d, were az follows: Saturday
SIS 92G 81; Monday, S6,l70.75; Tuesday
s3,S75.07; Wednesday, SJ,307.l2; Thurs
day, SS07 20; Friday, SS,02l.3t-total