Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-18

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Major T. L. Elder, Of the Ssaunton
bar u in the city.
Miss Matte Reed, OF Boston, Is visit
Ing relatives in the city.
Captain Harry st. George Tucker,
! Of staunton. Ia ut Fords
John Ran. Tucker, Jr., Is absent
from town fora few days
Colonel T. II. Carter, Of King VIII
liam. Was In the city last week.
Misc Gleason and Miss Russell, OF
Troy, n. ", are 81 the Exchange.
The Friday German will give another
entertainment next friday night
Miss Fife Mccarthy left the city last
week 10 visit friends In staunton, va.
Miss Louise Turner, OF Hanover
county, Va, is visiting friends In the city.
Mr.. Thomas Golf will leave the city
this evening for n several weeks business
trip.
Mr.. Cecil w. Ball, who has been
critically Ill for some weeks, was better yes
terday.
Mr.. E. NJ. Spillman has returned
to the city after delightful visit to north
ern friends.
Mrs. Cleveland Hill, Of Ashland, Va,
is Visiting Miss BEETLE Ragland, 9oe west
| Grace street.
Mrs. Belle Mcknight, who has been
spending some time in Williamsburg, has
returned home.
Mr.. G. p. Armistead, steward Of the
| Eastern Lupatic Asylum, was In the city
| day or two ago.
Miss Grace Hsmill, of Baltimore, is
| visiting her sister. Mrs. j. A. Augustine,
east Leigh street.
| Mr.. Maxey G.. Field and Herbert
| Gentry. ESQ. OF Gordon sville. are visiting
friends in the city.
Misses Lille and Rose Sterling, OF
| Baltimore. are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
Kerr OF Pine street.
The open-air temperance meetings on
| west Cary street have been largely attended
during the last week.
Mr.. James II. Peay, Dr.. principal of
Elba School who has had @ severe illness,
| is well and out again.
Mr.. w. s. Edmond and family left
| Richmond Thursday for their mountain
home nj Miliooro', Va.
MIR. Young Jones, the Broad-street
tea merchant. will leave the city Tuesday
on business trip North.
Miss Virgie Irby, Of Nottoway coun-
~, is visiting her grandfather, Captain
Irby, sos west Grace street.
The Methodist Rosebud Society will
meet at Centenary church this evening TO
practice for the Conference.
"Dickie " Johnston, the natural GEN.
ire fielder. is said to be commencing we'll
with the Bostons this season.
Mr.. II. b. Pruden, Of the firm of
Sachs, Pruden q Co., Dayton, ohio, was in
the city during the past week.
Mrs. J. F. Deans, of Windsor, Va,
10 visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. ID. Voolfolk,
No. 4l2 north Lombardy street.
The speech Of Mr.. S. Lee Kelly, of
Norfolk county, made at X chmond College,
was very highly complimented.
Mr.. j. r. Hockaday, formerly OF
Richmond, now Of Roanoke. Va, was In
the city for several days last week.
Mr.. b. r. Lockett has been appointed
| orderly sergeant of the Old dominion
Guard. lie makes a first class officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, of New York,
who have been spending some time with
| Miss Jellis Scott. have returned home.
Messrs. Ii. r. Phillips e. Stein will
| occupy their new store formerly occupied
| by A. Saks 4 Co. } abont the LIST OF May.
Mr.. James Il. Branch has taken o
| number OF the horses from his stable at
| Washington TO New York for the races at
| Clifton.
General Lindsay Walker, who is SUI
perintendent OF construction OF the State
| building ut Austin, Texas, was in the city
| last week.
Mr.. j. Edmund Jones and family, Of
| Liverpool. England, who have been the
| guests OF Mr.. p. ii. Mayo, left Friday for
West Point.
Mr. f. II. Cloves, travelling attache
of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, passed
| through the city few days ago on his way
to Lyncbburg.
Mrs. Phillip Haxall, Of west Frank
| lin street. will leave Tuesday next for New
| York, where she will be the guest OF DR..
Thomas X. Price.
Rev. George Cooper, ID. d., will de.
| liver the annual address before the Young
Mems Missionary Society, at the Second
Baptist church, Tonight.
Captain W. f. Carter and wife, who
have been visiting Captain Robert Il. Car
ter OF shirley, are in the city ca route 10
their home, in Baltimore.
Miss Alice Hoofnagle, Of Washing
ton county. who has been the guest OF Mrs
w A Crenshaw, No. 500 east Marshall
street, has returned nome.
Miss Gertrude helms, Of Petersburg,
who has heeu spending the winter with
Mis-. ]. IL. Goode, OF west Franklin street,
will return home this week.
Willie Nash, Of Richmond, the third
baseman OF the Boston Base Ball Club, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning. The
Bostons are expected to-day.
The curtain in the Academy Of Mu-
sic is already showing the seams where the
canvas Is put together. little touch OF the
paint. bi ush would improve this.
Miss Lille Womack, who has been
| spending the winter in this city, Will to-
| day leave for the West, much to the regret
| OF her many friends In Richmond.
j. W. Edloe, a prominent colored
man OF Williamsburg, will be here this
week and will IN AXE several anti.prohibl-
tion speeches TO the colored people.
Rev. j. b. Hawthorne has accepted
| the invitation extended TO him TO deliver
| the baccalaureate sermon at the final cele.
bration OF the University OF Tennessee.
The three stores at the corner of
Seventh and Broad streets will be torn
| down the first OF next month TO make room
| for three handsome three'story brick stores
Miss Addie Burruss, the accomplished
daughter OF the prominent Norfolk banker
| of the firm OF Burruss, son x Co., Is visiting
the Misses Workman, No. lit east Grace
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Armstrong, formerly
| OF Richmond, sailed last Thursday for Scot.
| land. MIR. Armstrong has for several years
| been connected with the Richmond Cedar.
| Works.
Mrs. Archer Hartman nee Miss Lee, Of
Louisville. KY, and Colonel and Mrs. A. w.
| Hartman, Of stanton, Va, are on q visit to
Ms. Writ A. Chesterman, No, 404 west
| Clay street.
! General ". R. Terry several days
ago entered upon his duties as superintend.
| ent OF the Soldiers Home. He is the very
man Tor the place, and is very popular with
the veterans.
Captain Leroy 4. Brown was present
at a drill of bis old company Thursday
| night. The members seemed highly pleased
athis presence and rendered him appro-
pirate honofs.