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

Mr.. ". A. Prics has returned to shs
city.
Mr.. A. 0sterloh win leave to-day for
New York.
Mr.. James B. Pics win leave to-day
for New York.
Miss Eva Lowry has returned from
her visit 10 Baltimore.
Miss Ella Hudson j. visiting Mrs.
CfNddock, Of DanvilIs, w.
Mr.. Lewis Booker Left yesterday on
business trip to New York.
Miss Ella boswell, Of Hanover coun-
ty, was in the city last week.
Mr. N. Z. Flournoy, Of Smithfeld,
Va, was in the city last week.
Mrs. General Terry and Miss Terry
will leave Monday for Liberty, We.
Mr.. ". II. Sadler is spending week
at his fathers, in fluvanna county.
Mrs. Louis p. Ecker left for New
York to visit her mother last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Heller. returned
to the city last week from their bridal
tour.
Mr.. Julian Ruffin, of Old Church,
Hanover county, was in the city last
week.
Mr.. John W. White, Of Bowling
Green, Caroline county, was in the city
last week.
Mr.. Garick, Of Scranton, Pa, left the
city Wednesday after weeks visit to
his friends.
One Of literary societies at Rich
mond College discussed prohibition last
Friday night.
Mrs. j. Il. Bland, Of Baltimore, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. j. W. Boyd,
on Grace street.
Miss Belle Jacob left the city last
Friday to visit Mrs. j. A. Craddock,
Of Danyille, Va.
Miss Eta Gee. of Lunenburg county,
is visiting Mrs. ". W. Webb, No. 920
west Main street.
Rev. W. B. Williams, prominent
and useful Baptist preacher Of Halifax
county, Va, is dead.
Miss Cassie Allison, of Canada, is
visiting Colonel William A. James, No.
300 west Grace street.
Miss Nellie McIndoo returned home
last Monday after delightful visit to
friends in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Rosa Goodwin, Of Louisa Court
house, Virginia, who has been stopping
in the city, has gone home.
Miss Mary Gaines, of Hanover
county, is visiting Miss Julia Jackson,
No. 1922 east Broad street.
Miss Prince Ella Brockwell, who has
been visiting friends in Charles City
county, has returned to the city.
The York River railroad delivered
passengers near the gas-house, on Will
liamsburg avenue, during the food.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Patterson, OF
Coyington, Ky, who were in the city
visiting friends, are now at Old Point.
Mrs. W. II. Hendley, who has been
to Baltimore attending the funeral OF
her sister, Mrs. n. b. Cook, has re-
turned.
Miss Mamie II. Phillips, Of Fred
ericksburg, passed through this city
from long visit both to Norfolk and
Peterburg.
The Lee models on exhibition in the
Senate chamber continue to attract
large crowds to the Capitol daily from
IL to o'clock.
Miss Lettie Stansbury, Of Fredericks-
burg, who has been spending the win
ter with Mrs. A. Osterloh, will return
home this week.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
are having new uniforms made and ex-
pect to get them by the 10th of May,
their anniversary.
Miss Helen Skipwith, who has been
spending the winter in this city, re-
turned to her home, in Mecklenburg
county, last week.
Mr.. W. f.. Tooke, formerly teacher
Of shorthand in this city, is now editor
and proprietor Of the DemOcrdtic-Re-
publican, Of Hamilton, n. Y.
At meeting Of the Committee on the
Fire Department Wednesday they had
under consideration the purchase Of a
new engine for the department.
Mr.. C. II. Knox, Of Michigan, is in
the city, and speaks Of purchasing a
farm on lower James river, and will
make Virginia his future home.
Miss j. d. B. Thompson, who with
her cousin from Boston, Miss Ayres
has been on a visit to friends in Peters.
burg, returned to the city Friday.
Mrs. Charles 7. Barry and daughter,
Of Norfolk, are visiting our city-the
guests of the formers mother, Mrs
@. w. Burr, west Marshall street.
Mr.. Moses, Superintendent Of the
Penitentiary, is making fine record fol
sensible management and clear compre
hension of the duties of his position.
The sensation of the week in lega
circles throughout the State was the an
nouncement Of the Supreme Court o
Appeals with reference to the Ryan case
The subject of Bishop Keane's ser
mon at the Cathedral tonight will b,
"The Prodigal Son." The Bishop.
Lenten discourses are largely attended
Miss Mary Watkins, Of Prince Ed
ward county, who has been visiting
Miss Belle Jacob, No. III west MAR
street, left for her home last Thursday
Miss Nellie Gregory, Of Alexandria
who has been spending several weeks il
this city with her friend, Miss Alm'
Hupgerford, will return home to-mor
row.
| Mrs Cantaiu Frank Iandon and c;S