Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-30
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commencing the first Of June the street.
cars will run regularly up 70 il o'clock AZ
n,aht instead Of having an intermiss'on
from $40 TO II p. NJ, As formerly.
Judge Il. A. Hancock, Of the Second 80.
dieiaI circuit, will denver tne address ~,
the commencement exercises OF hlcSsforu
Female Academy, In Greensvliie county.
Rev. Thomas Needham win conduct the
saryices NJ the reading-r0oms OF the rail-
road branch Of the Young Mems Christian
assoeiation at the Danville shops at iP.
Nj. to-day.
Work on the new street-car track on
Seventh street will be completed In few
days. When done the company VIII have
a double track from Seventh aud HUI
streets 10 the Richmond end oil the bridge.
The machine.shops Of the Richmond and
l,anyille Railroad Company, In Danviile,
having been done away with, Mr.. Charlie
w lee. formerly OF this city, who had
charge OF them, will return to the road as
engineer.
There will be a public temperance meet
ing at the Central Methodist church at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. at which addresses
will be delivered by Hon. John B. Finch,
Of Illinois; Mrs. +. 4. Finch, OF ILLINOIS;
and Mrs. G. l.. Cushman, OF Ohio.
Next week, while holding court at
Petersburg, Judge Hancock will decide the
question as 10 the validity OF the election
held in Brunswick county at which $780,
900 was voted 10 the Atlantic and Dany.lle
Railroad Company. This case was re-
moved from the County Court OF Bruins
wick to the Circuit Court Of Petersburg.
A number Of young gentleman gave n
dance at the Green House Friday night in
honor Of Miss Mary Cobb, OF Bucking-
ham, who is visiting the Misses Morris.
There was a rare assemblage OF youth and
beauty. embracing many ladies and gentle
men from Richmond. Dancing, which
was the order Of the night, was kept mp
until 3 A. NJ, when the participants all re.
tured home, having spent most deligl'lui
evening.
Miss Mariana wilkinson Is visiting 10
Richmond.
Mrs. p. Ii. Adams is visiting relatives in
Anne Arundel, Md.
MhS bH ds VI ofSNNN"sN-
county, is visiting in West Point.
Miss Leo Stark. West Points favorite IN
musical circles, is visiting friends in Rich.
mond.
Mrs. Thomas p. Bagby has Just returned
from q pleasant visit TO relatives In hing
and Queen county.
Mr.. Robert A. Harris. popular Young
society gentleman, has gone to South Caro-
lima on pleasure trip.
Miss Floyd Belle Bland, OF King and
Queen county, spent few days with Mrs.
j. W. Bland last week.
Mr.. George w. Colby. one OF our most
accomplished railroad clerks, is on visit
TO his parents, in 81. Louis.
Miss Belle Wyatt, OF MiddleseX county,
was in town few days last week, the
guest Of Miss Giralda Hughes.
Miss Bette GriswOld, OF Goldsboro', n.
c., after protracted and pleasant visit 20
West Point, has returned home.
Rev. Charles II. McGehee, who has been
away for the past three weeks, has returned
70 his charge, the Methodist church, look
ing much better for his rest.
Messrs. G. Kramer, OF Scranton, Pa, aud
r. 4. Owen. Of Shamokin, Pa, came here
last Wednesday, 2Gth, and returned Friday,
each having purchased farm within few
miles Of West Point.
The principal topic in social circles just
now Is the approaching marriage OF one
of West Points most charming ladies 10 n
prominent and hlghly-esteemed young
business man Of this place.
Hampton.
Mr. John Critcher, Jr., Of Alexandra, is
In town.
DR.. Holland, of Newports News, is very
sick at that place.
Mrs. John s. Moody, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
Rev. II. NJ. Jackson, Of Richmond, was at
Newport's News yesterday.
Mr.. II. /. Schmelz left on Wednesday
on a business trip TO New York.
Mr.. f. X. Peek has returned home from
his visit to his brother, in Botetourt county
Mr.. Trahern and family, and Mrs Far
rel, Of Richmond, are visiting NJ. C6T'ert,
Esq.
Mr.. Segar Whiting and family have re-
turned from their visit 10 the Eastern
Shore.
Judge II. l.. Henley will hold a special
term Of the Circuit Court here. commencing
June Stb.
W. h. Glasby, Esq, agent OF the Home
Insurance Company OF New York, Yves IN
town on Thursday.
Rev. Richard Tolman, of the Normal
School, was presented with handsome cane
in the Baptist church.
Miss Mamie Young, who has been visit
ing relatives here, returned to her home, IN
Warwick county, yesterday.
Miss Lummie Cunningham. OF Rich
mond, and Miss Christian. OF Charles City
county, are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. r. II. Lee, son Of Major Baker p.
Lee, who was injured by "A horse falling
with him on the I'D, Is much improved.
Mr.. W. II. Boyenton returned from
Charlottesville on Wednesday, where he has
been as a delegate to the Protestant Epis-
eOpal Council.
Misses Mollie T.. Hope, Julia VI. ARMS
tead, Eliza Jones, and Mamie Cunning
ham will leave for Farmville on the 9th
proxlmo to attend the Teachers Institute.
Mr.. Willis Scott, OF Richmond, who is
visiting DIR. 5. l.. Phillips. was thrown
from a wagon by a runaway horse on
Thursday and badly bruised, but not Sc
riously injured.
Ashland.
Mr.. Julius Straus, Of Richmond, was in
town last Monday.
The Presbyterian church is being newly
painted and repaired.
Mr.. Eugene Hartsook, OF Texas, is in
town visiting friends.
Rev. j. c. Jones, OF Petersburg, is visit
ing his father, Dr. G.. W. Jones.
Miss Florence Powell, of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. III. L. Robinson.
Miss Leila Tompkins. Of Richmond, is
visiting Miss Alice Cox, OF tins place.
Mrs. s. c. Blanchard. of Richmond, was
registered at the Ashland Hotel Monday.
Miss Laura Radcliffe is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Bullock, Of Richmond.
Mr.. W. f. Humphrey and family vii!
leave very soon for California, their future
home.
Mr.. J. Palmer Gordon Is building a new
house on Clay street adjoining his flower
garden.
Mrs. Evans, wife OF Rev. W. +. Evans.
Of Park-Plaee church, Richmond, was in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. John W. VIM, formerly of Ash