Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-29
PersonaIs and Rriefs.

Mr.. John Z. Ryan and wife, OF Birmlng-
ham, Ala, are in the city.
Mr. J. Watkins Lee. manager OF the Mont
gomcry White sulphur Springs, is in the
city.
Only cases Of trnlng character engaged
tbc bcattenton ofthe City Circuit Court yester-
day.
Governor and Mrs. Lee and Attorney.
General Ayers are expected TO return home
to-day from Charlottesville.
Mrs. Boatwright, Of Philadelphia, who ia
visiting j. c. Clifton, Of this city, will leave
for buckingham county sunday.
Mr. A. !. Gary, who fell from the tressle
at Providence Forge on Tuesday last, was
not seriously hurt, as was first supposed.
Mrs. !. II. TompkIns has Just returned
from Chicago. after delightful visit to her
daughters, Mrs. W. ii. Lucy and Miss L. b.
Tompkrus.
DR.. J. II. Picrrepont, one OF the physicians
at the city almshOuse, will leave to-day for
siX weeks y.st to his home at Winter House,
OAK county, Florida.
DR.. c. $. Morley, OF Detroit, Michigan, a
prominent surgeon Of the Homeopathic
and thinks OF locating here.
An adjourned meeting OF the Richmond
delegates 70 the League Of Democratic Clubs
to be held in Baltimore will be held tonight
in The City Circuit Court room.
General John EchoS, who has long been
prominently identified with the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad botb IN Virginia and Ken
lucky, has gone to New York to sail for
Europe.
The closing exercises OF the Male Orphan
Asylum school will take place this afternoon
at the asylum Mrs. Gin has arranged a most
attractive and Interesting programme for the
occasion.
The recent rains have caused the water TO
overflow the sidewalk on Madison street be-
low Cary, there being no way for It's escape
by the gutter, making it very disagreeabe to
pedestrians.
CAPTAIN Dick Frsyser's Mercantile and
Manufacturing journal for June, Just out,
~ valuable number, treating, a. II does, of
a number OF subjects connected with the
progress Of the city.
Mr.. Felix Perrin, Of this city, brother-in-
law OF Mr.. A. J.. MasurieT. will leave here
to-day for New York city, where he will take
the steamer La Breiagne next saturday for
1 l. U
about three months duration.
Mr.. Samuel c. Shield. one Of the delegates
from Richmond TO the annual convention Of
the Travellers Protective Association, re-
Gently held IN Minneapolis. MINI. returned
TO TIE city yesterday. The other delegates
from this city had returned before.
Judge Fauntleroy, who has been TO ST.
Paul anl other localities OF the West and
Northwest, has returned TO the city, and Is
busy with opinions he has to write and APP
peals be has to pass upon preparatory to the
session TO be held in Wythevlle In July.
Mr.. }. L. Kidwell, OF the trcasurer's Office,
Richmond and Danyille railroad, Washing
ton, ID. C., who has been here several days
with his wife visiting friends left yesterday
afternoon Uid the. York-River Line fer Bslti-
more, where they will stop for several days
before returning to their home IN Alex
andria.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
tue Virginia and Alabama Mining and Manu-
featuring Company was held yesterday in
the Pisaters National Bsak building, and
the following Board OF Directors was elect
ed j. B. Pace, 7. c. Leske. Jr.. t. William
Pemberton, John X. Ryan, and Thomas sed-
don. The directors then elected the follow
ing officers I. G. Leake, Jr., president;
JOAN X. Ryan. yice-presldent and general
manager; w. L. Leake, secretary and trea-
surer. ~
The Spanish steamship Leonora, Captain
de AIigris, cleared at the custom.bouse yes
tsrday fer Liverpool. She will ssil Uid New
pert News TOR esal) and for Norfolk fer ad-
ditienal load. Her cargo Is as follows: Shut
tie blocks, l,l50 cubic feet, S345; COS bags
ground bark, 34.270 pounds, SiIG; 80 bags
bolted bark, $4,000 pounds, 1850; poplar
logs, $40 cubic feet, S72; oak legs. l03
cubic feet, SEA; 5,703 bales OF cotton, 2, 2,70s,-
025 pounds, s250,6S5; 1854 oak slaves,
2sf0o pounds. &s7.