Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-23
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Mr.. Charles II. Mlngo Is III Meulphis
on business.
There will be music at Monroe Park
this evening by lardella's Band.
Rev. Samuel s. Lambeth, who has
been quite sick. Is much improved.
Rev. ]. b. Laurens (Uncle Larry is
in Baltimore and is still quite sick.
Captain Robert c. Bland, of Prince
George county, was In the city yester-
day.
Hon. Isaac II. Christian, Judge of the
Charles City County Court, WAS in the
city yesterday.
Miss Lula Everett has left the city TO
visit frieuds and relatives at Glen Allen,
Hanover county.
Mr.. ". 4. Ryan, OF Clay and Seventh
streets, and bis sister, Miss Jennie, have
left for Cincinnati.
The telephone recently ordered for the
Council chamber has been placed in the
cloak-rOom there No. 12o.
Mr.. Edward VI. Rowelle, deputy clerk
Of the City Circuit Court. is spending a
short vacation in Gloucester county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank +. Patrick have
returned to the city after trip Of three
months duration 10 the Old World.
Rev. J. Powell Garland. presiding
elder for the Richmond district. is still
kept in Lynchburg by the critical illness
Of his wife.
Messrs. Joseph Bryan and John p.
Branch have left for Philadelphia and
New York on business connected with
the Exposition.
Through tho courtesy of the Virginia
Steamboat Company the Howitzers will
give a moonlight tonight on the steamer
ARIEL, the boat leaving her wharf at 1880
o'clock sharp.
DR.. j. w. Hope, of Hampton, has
been appointed one OF the medical staff
at the almshouse in the place Of Or.
Piorrepout, who resigned and has re-
turned 10 his home i'll Florida.
Rev. W. y. Walker, of Brunswick,
Ga, who is supplying the pulpit Of the
Second Baptist church, has consented to
conduct the Joint song service for the
Male Orphan Asylum and Soldiers Home
at the former place next Sunday at D
O'Clock p. VI.
During the last few days there has
been a marked change for the better in
the condition of Mr. John 4. Pizzini,
who was stricken with paralysis about
six weeks ago He can now move his
paralyzcd foot and is able to sit up in
bed for an hour at the time.
The earnings Of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company for July,
1888. were S23, 68732 I; expenses, SlS.
G65. II and the earnings of the Peters
burg Railroad Company for the same
month were $3G, ,339. 20 expenses, $780,
402.27.
Joseph johnson. a colOred man Of this
city, went down to Norfolk some time
ago on an excursion, and is detained IN
that city for SIX months, having been
Gent 70 jail for that period OF time for
stealing pair Of shoes from Mr.. Ii. l..
Watts, Of that city.
The cases disposed OF in the Police
OOull stntSihHg nDthAHp "'AD 'ii "
minor importance. in the continued
one Of Nancy Harrison (colored) and
Warner McQuain (white), charged with
fighting and creating a disturbance,
heretofore reported, the latter Was fined
s. and costs.
Mr.. Meade Haskins. who has been
sick at his fathers residence IN Bruins
wich county for some time, and who has
been in the city on business for short
while. left last night for the Greenbrier
White sulphur Springs. from which
point his numerous friends hope soon to
hear that his health is completely re-
stored.
After an extended and pleasant soiourn
in Germany and other parts Of Europe,
Mr. William Rueger, wife, children, and
sister returned TO this city yesterday
by the fast mail from New York He
and his family were greeted on their
arrival by many friends. They are in
excellent health aud much pleased with
their trip.
Miss Cora A. Whitworth, of Paine
Vile, Amelia county, who has been pass
ing part OF her vacation at French
Hay, the residence Of DR.. 7. j. Wool
dridge, OF Hanover county, has recently
returned from the Normal School at
Alexandra. and received last Saturday
the appointment OF teacher at Ruifner
School, in Henrico. This school is
pleasantly located about six miles from
Richmond.