Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-15

brings Mrs.. A. d. Frye and son, L. I. Cog
mould. ~ N'"'
Governor Lee left the city yesterday eve.
ninr tn route to Csbb's Island, where he
viii remain several days.
Rev. p. n. Peterson, Of the Central Metho.
dlsi church, Manchester. and DIR. Judkins.
q Centenary, win exchange pulpIts this
morning.
Rev. J. u. Bushnell, president OF the
southwest Virgins synsd, will preach al
,ne First Epglish Lutheran church this morn
log and tonight.
DIR. Phi Taylor hes gone 20 the mountains
Tor few weeks, and from there goes to New
YORK. Lake George, and Connecticut, to be
away three months.
William A. McDosough. Esq, will leave
Tor the White Sulphur Springs this evening.
where he will be The guest OF his cousin,
Mrs. John j.. Clifford.
Misses Fidelis and Louise Csulhorn, Of
li3 east Marshall street, are spending the
summer with their relatives and irieads in
King and Queen county.
II Is proposed by Lee Camp Confederate
'NhtAeHr " u'iu u OfNiihiiDU rflNfAC ~
soon rs the improvements to their ball on
Broad street are completed.
Dir. J. +. NetherlaEd. Misses Alice and
Emma NotheFlpEd. and Miss Mems Taylor
viii leave Tuesday for Old Point and Cobb's
Island, where they will remain two weeks.
Mrs. d. p. Proner has Just returned from
Eastern View, Hanover county. the home Of
her brother She VIII leave Ia q week for
the mountains 20 visit friends and kinsiolk.
Miss Matte Cary hes returned home sficr
visit OF three weeks 10 friends IN Char.
l0ttesyille. She will leave next week for
Old Point Comfort Ocean View, and Ylr-
GINA Beach.
Among the deeds Of bargain and sale re.
corded 10 the ChADeery Court Is one from
John Ffefland's executors - Thomas &.
Williams, forty feet on Cary street near
Eleventh. $4,000.
Miss Florence Council, daughter OF Colo.
nel j. c. Council, priscipal OF Aberdeen
Academy, in King and Queen county. il
visiting her cousin. Mss Janey p. Steel, No.
200 south Third street.
Mr.. Henry S. Washington, clerk in the
Office OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY at Huntington, W. Va, paid
nyiug visit 10 his old home yesterday, and
returns this evening.
At the last congregational meeting held
10 the First English Lutheran church Mr..
Jacob Umlauf was elected delegate 70 the
Virginia synod which meets at Madison
Courthouse the 2lsi OF August
Mise Essie Rich left the city Thursday
evening 10 Join her sister, Mrs. DR.. John
Logan, at Pittsburgh, Pa, to visit the vsri-
Gus watering places North. She will be abb
sent from the city about three months.
Miss Laura Overta Bass. daughter OF Mr..
II. o. Bass. eos north Tweniy.second street.
left on the 2:30 A. VI. train Yesterday for
Danville. From there abe will goto PIttsyl-
yaBia TO visit her aunt, Mrs. W. Z. Perkins.
Yesterday morning the horses attached to
one Of Buckher's beer-wagons became un-
manageable aud ran through Locust alley 10
Main street. where the vehicle cOllided with
dray, slightly iniuring it. No serious
damage resulted.
The trustees Of Centenary Methodist
church have bought from Colonel Tlzewel
Elicit bis laie resIdence on Fifth street near
Franklin, for which they paid $500. IL
was purchased for and will be used as a
church parsonage, for which 1t Is most adj
mirably suited.
j. +. Clayten, said TO be from this city. is
held at Lexington, ky., 10 await the requi-
stlon OF the Governor OF Virginia. lie 10
said to have beea tho fnsncIal officer OF w.
G. Wickham Lodge OF the Brotherhood OF
Railroad Brakemen az this city, and 10 have
lett here indebted TO that organization.
Dir. John McEueanny. formerly Of Rich
mond but for the past two yearsa resident OF
Atlanta, Ga, Is on visit TO bis mother and
friends in this city. lie VIII leave on the
18th instant for Baltimore TO sttend as dele
gate OF the Sacred-ieart Branch, No. l,
Emerald Beneficial and Literary Association,
Of Atlanta. the international Crane Conyen-
ton of the association, which assemblies In
that city on he 18th.
The Office OF H. ". Fuller, general pas
senger agent OF the Chesapeake and Ohio,
will be removed from Louisville TO Cincn-
matt about the 1st OF September. Mr..
Charles B. Ryan, formerly OF this city, Is
Mr.. l'ullers chief Of staff in his western
Office, and Dir. John d. Petts. "a district
sgent in this city, looks after the Richmond
aud eastern business. Mr.. Fuller divides
his time pretty evenly between Richmond
and the West.
Mr.. Thomas o. barbour, the new secre-
tary and treasurer OF the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway. has been Installed in bis office
IN this city,. He comes from Cincinnati,
where he has long held q high position. His
family VIII move to Richmond this fall from
Alton, W here they are summering. II seems
pretty we'll settled new. all rumofs 10 the
contrary notwithstanding, that the Chess-
peske and Ohio Offices wiz regain IN Rich
mond.
The ladies' OF the missionary society attach
ed TO Trinity Methodist church will have re-
ception at the residence OF Mr. :. l.. John |
gon on Tuesday evening, 10 which they invite
their friends. The entertainment committee !
present a very attractive programme OF
and instfumeutIl-recta citations, |
&c. Tickets OF admission will enutlc the |
holder 10 ice. cream. 10 addition to the bodi- |
" and social comforts the public will have
The assurance Of helping good cause.
Dir. II. c. BriShtweI, who lately met bis
death I'm the disaster en- the Virginia Mid. |
nd railroad. was vt the time mail agent and |
was well known In Richmond as Polk |
and under the late Republican |
was SUPERINTENDENT OF mail |
agents at TINS place. Much OF his time WAS |
spent here. where be had many friends. lie |
was pOnular aud attractive gentleman. Tie |
resigned his position when President Cleve- |
and Was elected and was ziterward APP |
oolated to the place he held at toe time OF |
lis death because OF claims he had upon the |
department by reason Of severe injuries re-
,eived ia similar sccident several years
.eo. His relatives and friends state that he
Vas q Republican 10 the last.