Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-01

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Miss Sue II. Rodrnan left for her homo IN
Frankfort, KY, having spent about ten DAYS
~ Richmond and other places In Virginia on
her way from HoIins-
Misses sarah and Lizzie Dnyis, Of 200 south
Beivdert street, have left the city for 40 ex-
tended northern tour. They viii return
home about the lst q september.
Miss Julia Spence, OF No. 9l4 Capitol
street, will leaye for Montgomery county
next Tuesday. where she will spend the
summer with friends and relatives.
Miss Alice Hirstop. OF Washington, and
Miss Lula Skinner, Of Dsnyilie, Va, are In
the cIty visiting their friend. Miss Alice
Vaughan. at 10CG east Marshall street.
Colonel J. CALVIN Council. the principal
OF Aberdeen Academy, 10 King and Queen
county, and daughter. Miss Florence, are la
the city. the guests OF DR.. George b. steel.
Mrs. N. L. Davis, with her daughter
Gussie, OF north Twcnty-sixth street, y
spending the summer with her married
daughter, Mrs. C. c. Davis, at Ocean View.
Mrs. Mamie C. Tompkins and her little
daughter have returned from visit to her
sister, Mrs. G.. W. Morris. at Amelia Hotel,
where she attended the first german OF the
season.
The Walker Light Guard, Company II,
propose going into camp at old Point during
the early part OF August, and are now
making preparations 10 have their stay there
a success.
Miss Bertha G. Haase, OF No. $40 north
Tenth street, left yesterday on a visit to
friends In philadelphia. She will visit At
hntic City and other summer resorts before
returning home.
The City Circuit Court was engaged nearly
the whole OF yesterday In the trial OF small
suit for damages to which no public Interest
attaches. Motions were docketed in three
other small cases.
Mr.. W. A. Craviey, purchasing agent OF
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad, mas
been elected vice~presideut OF the Missouri,
Tennessee and Georgia railroad, with head
quarters at Memphis. Tenn.
The Boys Society OF The Grace-street
Baptist church will have its anniversary to-
night There will be singing by the boys
and several brief addresses. These occa-
sions always attract full HOUSES.
Mrs. +. n. Leonard. who has been spend
ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs. A. G.
Becker. returned TO her home in savannah,
n. Y, Friday evening, accompanied by Mr..
a. G. Becker and daughter Clara.
The Ric.monds will play the Pallas Club,
OF Washington, ID. G., champions OF the
Districl, july 4ih and 9TH, at Boschen's Base
Ball Park. This will be the opening game Of
the newly-orgsnized Richmond Club.
During the month OF June there were re-
corded in the Chancery Court clerks Office
800 deeds, and during the same time the
Clerk OF the Hastings Court issued 40 mar
Tiage-llcenses 10 white persons and % to col
Ored.
Miss Jennie McPhail returned yesterday
from Baltimore. She expects TO leave on
Tuesday with Mrs. McPhail for Lexington
to visit Hon. J. Randolph fuckers family,
and from there they will go to some water
lng-place.
Miss Grace ID. Cooke arrived in the city
Friday from Amelia county. where she has
been teaching school, and Is at the Ameri-
can, the guest Of Miss Bessie Powell. She
leaves Tuesday for her home, Red Hills,
Fluvanna county.
About u O'Clock yesterday The city ambu-
lance was called to the Exposition-Grounds
TO one Of tue white men employed on the
building, who had fallen TO the ground.
breaking his arm and receiving severe
bruises. lie was taken to the almshouse for
treatment.
Thomas Haynes, Esq, after three years.
absence IN Texas, where he is successfully
practlclns law, is visiting friends in old Viz
GINA. lie was in the city yesterday, having
Just returned from the commencement eX-
ercises OF the University, where he graduated
about four years ago.
The American schooner Kaluna entered at
the custom.house yesterday from Cardenss.
Cuba, consigned TO the Tredegar Iron and
Manufacturing Company OF Richmond, A. b.
Coffin master, $50 tons, with crew OF eight
men. The vessel brought here $50 tons OF
old railroad iron, OF the value OF $4,000, the
duty on which was paid at this port.
The folowng-named guests have registered
at the Huguenot Springs since the 18th OF
June: Mr.. W. W. Crawford, wife, three chii.
dren, and nurse, Mr.. j. l.. Robertson. wife,
four children. and nurse, Rev. G. T.. Lyford,
wife, two children, and nurse. Mr.. l.. II.
jenkins, wife, two children, and nurse, Mr..
Edward Alvey, wife. two children, and
nurse, Mr.. Carter Weisiger. wife, three chill
dram, and nurse, Mr. j. A. Briggs, wife, two
children, and nurse, Mr. w. +. Ottie, child,
and nurse. Mrs. II. n. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Irene Fenson, Mrs. T.. o. FensoD, Miss
Bessie Mcdowell, Captain Hugh Longest
and wife, Miss Emma Longest, Mr.. Thomas
Davis and wife. liss Louisa VI. Davis, Mr..
Il. +. Davis, Miss Jennie Jewett, and w. b.
Eddins.