Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-19
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States army, and wife ars visiting the
city.
Mss Lula Smith, Of Richmond. Is
visiting Mrs. William Gregory, in this
city.
Paymaster II. c.. Mache:te has re-
turned to the yard from his month s
leave.
Rev. Father Brady, of Portsmouth,
was at Claremont several days TINS
week.
Rev. Il. p. Kerr and wife, Of Rich
mond, were in the city during the
week.
judge George Blow closed his last
term as circuit judge in Norfolk county
to-day.
Miss Lilly Kesrns, of Portsmouth,
left during the week for Saratoga
Springs.
Miss Grace Barry, Of Berkley, is
visiting her friend, Miss Stella Burr, Of
Richmond.
Mr.. William II. Wilson continues
very i'll at his home, on North street,
Portsmouth.
An unusual number Of visitors from
TIE surrounding counties was in the
city this week.
Mrs. Shelton Butt and children, Of
Atlantic City, n. j., are in Portsmouth
visiting relatives.
Rev. r. W. Cridlin is assisting at q
Baptist revival at Oak Grove, in Pfiu-
cess Ammo county.
Mr.. Charles Forguiaos, cotton ex-
porter, from Liverpool, arrived here
yesterday to locate.
Mrs. g. F. Williams, Of Portsmouth,
returned yesterday from month with
relatives in Suffolk.
Rev. W. L. Richards, Of the Az
lantic-Ciiy Baptist church, has been
preaching in Suffolk.
Miss Louie Clark, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. John r. Nicely,
on Swimming Point.
Chief-Engineer II. Z. hilbert, in
charge at the navy yard, has returned
from his months leave.
Mrs. Joseph r. Eason and children,
Of Gates county, N. c., are visiting
relatives in Portsmouth.
Captain r. L. Herbert, whose leg
was fractured in three places, is hopping
around lively on crutches.
Mrs. Thomas Jones, with her chill
dIen, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Willis
Lee, in Nansemcnd county.
Rev. Z. NJ. Peterson, Of the Mat
thews-County Methodist Episcopal cir
coit, spent the week in the city.
Mr.. W. u. Lewis, who has been &C.
riously i'll, has SO far recovered as 70
20 North until the middle Of October.
Messrs. Richard Barnes, A. A, NoJs,
and W. II. Kennedy, representing Liy-
erpool cotton houses, are in tho city.
Mr.. Neville, of Portsmouth, has
passed his examination for admission
to the Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Naval-Censtructo George ". Much,
who was at the navy-yard on special
duty, returned to Washington to-day.
Rev. Father McEyoy, Of the Catholic
church in Allegheny City, Pa, was in
the city several days during the week.
Miss Mary j. Tabb, of Portsmouth,
left yesterday for Richmond to visit her
cousin, Mrs. John Ferguson, On Church
Hill.
Medical Director John Y. Taylor. sur
geon in charge of the United States Naval
Hospital, has returned from mis- month s
leave.
Miss Ella Carr, Of Trinity College,
N. c., who has been visiting the family
Of Mr.. Levi d. Ames, has returned
home.
Mrs. Tenant and daughter, Of Rich
mond, are visiting Mrs. G. A. &.
Scott, on Washington street, Ports
mouth.
Mrs. o. V. Smith and party of
Portsmouth Young ladies' returned to-
day from their trip to Boston by the
sea route.
Miss Mary F. Cannon, Of the thir-
ty-fye applicants. was awarded a teach
er's appointment in the public schools
this week.
Miss Mary Ring, Of Baltimore, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Thomas ii.
Vrnelson for a month, returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. James NJ. Simmons, Of Bllti-
more, formerly Of Portsmouth, is visit
Ing his son, Mr.. George a. Simmons,
in Berkloy.
NJ. William II. Stroud, formerly OF
Portsmouth, has been appointed teacher
in charge of the public school at Ba-
cons Castle.
Miss Minnie Bennett, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Philadelphia, Is visit
Ing the family of Rev. J. D. Powell,
on North street.
Miss Mamie Judkius is homo from
several weeks visit to Washington. d.
c., ard Miss Annie Blackwell from
Fsuquier county.
Miss Mamie Lee, an accomplished
young lady of Baltimore, is the guest
of Mrs. Fred. j. Friedlin, on Filing
ham street, Portsmouth.
The English steamer KenilTorth,
now in port, was originally the Gui-
mare, of Howgate fame, which made a
voyage to the Arctic regions.
Mr.. Bascom Ethoredge, a popular
young business man and son of Major
William IL. Ethoredge, Is again crlA-
cally ill with typhoid-pneumonla.
Tie marriage OF Miss Bertha UNI
stadter and Mr.. Felix Goldsmith, on
Wednesday, vas one Of the most bril-
liant Hebrew weddings ever celebrated
in Norfolk.