Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-19
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Mr.. Peyton. L. Palmon and wife are
visiting Wsynesboro' and the Luray Cave.
Misses Mary and Katie Dodson are
summering at Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Mr.. ]. Louis Sullivan has returned
from an extended trip North and West.
Four colored men were arrested yes
terday in q corn-feld just west Of the
city.
Colonel A. s. Buford is expected to
return from Europe about September
18th.
Mics Mamie Hungerford leaves the
city this evening to spend several weeks
in Caroline county.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Evans have re-
turned from their trip to their old home
stead in New Kent.
Miss Rena Bargamin, who has been
spending the summer in Amelia county,
has returned home.
Mr.. William J. Wilson, of Boston, is
visiting his parents on Twenty-second
street near Venable.
Mrs. S. G.. Flournoy lie spending the
summer with her daughter, Mrs j. j.
Wallace, at Glade Springs
Miss Lizzie Savage is spending the
month of August with friends in Green
vile county, near Belfeld.
Mr.. Hermann Schmidt, lessee OF the
Transparent Ice Company, contributes
1900 pounds to the ice fund.
Mr.. w. Il. Sands has returned from
Cleveland, where he attended the session
OF tho National Bar Association.
Rev. w. 8. Walker, OF Brunswick,
Ca, will preach at the Soldiers Home
chapel this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Mr.. Fl. Holzgrefe, family, and sister,
aud MIR. ,. A. Schepers have returned
home after visit to the European cities.
Mrs. A. C. Becker, children, maid,
and sister, Mrs. Il. n. Leonard, OF Sa-
vannah, n. y, are spending the summer
at Sodus Point, n. \.
The sheriff Of Russell county delivered
at the penitentiary yesterday Charles
Campbell and Charles Godsey, to serve
two years for HOUSEKEEPING.
Mr.. h.. W. Hey, D. d. G.. P, has left
for Providence, L. l., to attend the
National Grand Lodge OF the Sons Of st.
George, which meets August 2lst.
A meeting OF the Eliza Democratic
Club will be held at their hall, 40 west
Broad street, tomorrow evening at $50
O'Clock. A large attendance is expected.
Lee Camp has ordered a roster Of all Of
its members TO be completed by January
LIST. This roster will give the war record
Of every member and will he very in
teresting paper.
Rev. r. G. Cave is on brief visit to
Judge G. T. Garnett, OF Mathews Court
house, and viii not preach at Seventh
Street Christian church to-day as was adj
vertised on yesterday.
There seems to exist great difference
OF opinion as 10 the wisdom OF extending
the corporate limits Of Richmond. Many
are in favor OF doing this. but want all OF
the streets in the present territory im-
proved and lighted first
4 large number Of the delegates and
visitors to toe convention Of the Chris
tian Church held in West Point last week
returned yesterday. The meetings were
largely attended each day. The next
meeting Will be held at Grafton, York
county, IN August, 1889.
The lame tug-horse which was at work
friday night on Main street between
Fifteenth and Thirteenth streets, TO
which reference w0s made IL Yesterday s
Dispatch, had been standing IN the
stable for long whllo, and Superintepd-
cnt Selden had no knowledge OF the fact
that the animal VAS III such bad con
dition, or, he says, he would not have al
lowed it to be kept on the street.
Mention vas made last Thursday OF
Mr. Cabell Davis receiving through the
mail a live snake nicely boxed up. On
| the following day he received by express
box (Which cost him fifty cents) weigh
ing about one and half pounds. and on
| opening it the contents proved TO be two
rocks OF a dark-green cast. There ie
nothing more 10 be seen about these
rocks than can be seen in any common
stone therefore Nr. Davis believes some
one is still carrying on a joke with him.
lie also received on Friday another box,
bur the'express WAS prepaid and It's con
tents were of more pleasing nature.
Some unknown party sent him dozen
pair Of silk haif-hose, which no returns
his thanks for
The following is a list OF the arrivals
OF Richmond people at the Greenbrlel
White Sulphur Springs, ". Va, for the
week ending August 18th NJ. j. Dill
lard, Miss Mary Morris jones, Isaac
Davenport. Jr., A. J.. Boulware, Charles
+. Workman, James d. Patton, Il. ID,
Whitcomb, J. T. Odell, c. y. Braxton
Decatur Axtell, Thomas Atkinson, W. O.
Shelburn and wife, r.. ID. Hotchkiss
George @. Lafferty, G. W. Branch, Dr.
J. b. McCaw, NJ. A. Jones. James K,
| Gum, Miss N. Freeland, Miss n. w
Lewis, J. NJ. 3. Lewis, A. II. Christian
Jr, S. rutherford Rose, G. J. Ander
son, T. J. Early, s. II. Overton, c. G.
Pate, G. o. Campbell, ]. d. Duyal, 10
,eph b. Davis, s. D. Hicks, J. II. Eller
son, James f. Crenshaw, j. Percy Blair
n. V. Randolph, H. 7. Huf, W. H
Jones and family, r. s. Archer, Legl
r. Page, T. NJ. Carey, John Mayo
Charles T.. Brown, Ivanhoe sclater, f.
L. Hobson, Jr., DR.. J. s. Wexford anC
lady, Mrs. A. L. Watkins, Z. d. Hud
gins, j. G. Dame, Miss Sally A. Bruce
William Allen, Miss Irene G. Lang
horne, Philip 4. Bruce, Conway Myers
Mrs. George L. Street, two children and
m id, j. L. Lumpkins, q. b. Peaseley
s. Hirsh. wife and maid, Miss Estell'
Hirsh, Miss Florine Hirsh, Allan Hirsh
II. A. Nightingale. George Yaseron and
wife, Miss Resale Winston, Charlei
Stringieliow, and Miss Maud Stringfel
low.
Hanover Delegates.
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