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

the t&fo Hooue.
Major James II. Dooley lef yester
day for New York city.
Mrs. w. II. Baltic, Of Staunton, Is
Waiting friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory, OF New York,
are the guests Of Major l.. X. Page
Mr.. Ohio McGraw, Of Ashland, was
In he civ last week visiting friends.
The Hastings Court yesterday was
engaged only in the trial Of civil cases.
Mrs. E. A. VIM, who has been
visiting friendsi in Atlanta, Ca hssreturned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Fisher left the
city Thursday to visit relatives In Augusta
county.
Mrs. w. H. Parrish, who has been
spending several weeks in Philadelphia, has
returned home.
Mr.. Gillette, of New York, and Mr..
Gaines. of warrenton, N. G., are visiting
friends In the city.
Miss Maggie Campbell, Of Lexing-
ton. Va, is visiting Mrs. Walter Bowie. SIS
south Third street.
Miss Lottie Baylor. of King William,
IL visiting friends in this city, and will re-
main several days.
Mr.. r. T. McCloud, Of the State Au-
ditors Office, has returned from visit TO
his home. in Ro:kbridge.
Mr.. Henry Stuart, Of Saltville, was
In the city last week Visiting friends, and
LEFT for Old Point yesterday.
Miss Lulu johnson, Of New Kent. is
In the city. visiting her sister. Mrs. James
Macdougall, north Tenth street.
Mrs. Gordon and her niece, Miss
Weidermyer. OF New York. are stopping at
Mrs. Camps. 10i1 east Clay street.
Miss Lilly Peasants, Of east Frank
lin street who 10 visiting friends In New
York, is expected to ieturn In few days.
Mr.. j. +. Slade. of Petersburg, who
is taking the course OF medicine at the Uni
versity OF Virginia. Is visiting friends In the
city.
Mr.. A. W. Clarke, formerly Of Rich
mopd now OF Louisville. KY passed
through the city last week en- route TO Old
Point.
Mr.. William C. Munds and bride,
nee Miss Mears OF Wilmington, y. G.. are
the guests OF Mrs. Robert Henning, 10 south
Third street.
Miss A. Williams, Miss Louise AL
len. and Mr.. Hoffman Allen. who have been
spending some lime in New York, will re-
turn tomorrow.
Mr.. Royal McMurran, OF Minnesota,
and bride, nee Miss Kate Mosby, Of Virginia,
who were married last Wednesday, are on
bridal tour North.
Captain W. E. Cole, of Mobile, Ala,
inventor of the pole. railway locomotive las
built by the Tanner & Delaney Engine Com
.pany), is in the city.
Miss Fannie L. Taylor, Of 5l3 north
Sixth street, returned home last week from
pleasant visit to her friend, Mrs. b. ~.
Ratcliti, OF James City.
A lodge Of the Elks will be organ
lied in this city TO. morrow night at
O'Clock at Schiller Hall. on Broad between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
Mrs. Mary Simmons and Miss lone
Moody. OF Galveston, Tex, who have been
spending the winter with Mrs. l.. Lewis,
east Main street, will return home In lew
days.
Mrs. R. T. Arlington, Mrs. W. NJ.
Wright. nd Miss Rosa Arlington, OF Peters.
burg who have been visiting Mrs. Ben. N asn'
of Franklin street, left for home On We'd
pesday.
The many friends of Howard X.
Bayne. ESQ, now of New York city, Will be
glad to learn that he will be In the city
about the Esd instant as the guest OF Major
Robert stiles. 500 east Grace street.
Mr.. E. B. Pollard, who has gained
distinction as temperance speaker, could
not address the Manchester meeting last
Thursday night. as was advertised, on ac-
count OF his pressing duties elsewhere.
III. M. Clarke, ESQ.,, secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, went
10 Norfolk Friday 20 invite Mr.. Moody To
deliver an address on the occasion OF the
opening OF the new hall here next Janu-
airy.
Rev. George c. Needham passed
through this city yesterday en- route to Nor
folk, where he will conduct meetings THIS
week. Early in May he will return TO this
city and begin q meeting In Rev. DR.. Hatch
er's church.
Professor Hasseleff gives occasion
for many pleasant evenings to his lady and
gentlemen German scholars VINO meet at
his house. No. 304 east Grace street. every
Saturday night. German Is the language
used in conversation.
1t is reported that story by the
gifted author OF Brother to Dragons" has
been accepted by The century for early pub.
iicatjrn. The name Of the new story Will
be The Romaunt OF Yovanne de Savare,
by Miss Amelie RiVes.
The four-year-Old bay mare " Callle
Mark" owned by Mr.. +. 4. Patrick. OF this
CITY. is closely related 10 the famous young
stallion "Phallas." who has Just been sold
by j. /. Case OF Racine. Wis, for $4,000 TO
G. c. Lyierd, OF Minneapolis, Mimi.
Mr.. II. T. Cardozo will leave for
New York Tomorrow 10 accept position
with a we'll known hat firm CT that city.
MIR. Cardozo enjoys popularity ~ tnls
community that Is entirely deserved, ana
his many friends here will wish him sue
cess in his new home.
Mrs. William B. Gary, Of Peters
burg. who has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
John Jackson. 920 west Main street, mas re.
turned home. Mrs. Jackson accompanied
her sister. and while away will visit Ms.
Heartily. at Stony Creek. and Miss Josie
Freeman. Coman's Well, Sussex county.
Colonel Robert E. Withers, Consul to
Hong Kong, has been quite Ill with mala-
nal -fevera and erysipelas. A letter from him,
received by a friend, says he Is now much
improved. His daughters. Misses Willie and
Secessie, who left Virginia six weeks ago ria
san Francisco. landed safely In Hong Kong
Next Tuesday night some charades
will be given at Mrs. Fergusson's boarding
house, corner of Third and Franklin
streets. Misses Bessie Wallace and Kate
Eustace and Messrs. Cotton Chaplin, George
Scott, Eugene Massie, and :. L. Ficklin Will
take part Those who have seen the re-
hearsals pronounce a flattering p. aspect OF
their success.
The work OF remodelling the hotel
and cottages OF the Buffalo Lithia Springs
is going on, and the prospects for large
company are bright. The Richmond and
Mecklenburg road will greatly add TO the
der the new management OF Buffalo the
already large shipment OF water will he
greatly Increased.
Rev. John Jasper, pastor Of the Sixth
Mount Zion) Baptist church. situated at
the corner OF Duval and st. John streets
has sufficiently recovered from his recent
At IL O'Clock this morning he will preach
his famous sermon "Sun Do Move" A
number OF northern gentlemen who are
stopping In the city have resolved 10 go to
hear him.
Rev. j. w. Olmstead, D. D., the
editor OF The WdtchnGn. OF Boston, Mass.
DIR. Olmstead has for more than half GEN.
tury been the editor-in chief OF the great
organ OF the New England Baptists. He
and his bride were driven through the city
yesterday by Drs. A. 4. Dickinson and Z.
II. Corey. DR.. and Mrs. Olmstead will wor-
ship this morning at the First Baptist
church and this afternoon at DIR. Hoge's
chureh and tO-ntUbt ct paul's Thay