Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

rough and stormy voyage. in which they
were delayed at sea for twenty-ionr
hours.
Rev. William Mitchell, OF the New
Jersey Methodist Conference, and family
will be in our city next week. reaching
here on Tuesday, aud will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Hawkins, TIA
Floyd street. They will remain here
about two weeks.
Mr.. M. +. Hudnall, treasurer OF Ma
poleon Council, No. All, American Lee
gion Of, Honor, on Friday paid to Mrs.
Eliza NJ Duval, mother OF the late
James Dunlop Duyal. $1,000. This or
der has a membership OF over 62,OOO
and pays from two to twenty dollars
weekly sick benefits
The arrivals of Richmond people at
Otterburn Springs last week were l..
T.. Farrar, Miss Flora Coleman, Percy
Clark, L. c. Way, w. II. Daffron, a. X.
Snyder, Mrs. Snyder, nurse, and two
children. Andrew J. GRAY, Patrick C..
Campbell, Thomas NJ. Meade, j. G..
Tudor, and G.. J. Snyder.
Mrs. S. Lehman. two children, and
niece. Of Durham. \. c., are here on n
visit to her brotherin-law, exCOuncil-
man A. II. Kaufman, No. 7 west Mar
shall street, where she will remain until
Joined by her husband, when Mr.. Leh-
man and family will depart for their
future western home, at Spokane Falls,
w. T..
President d. II. Gaines and P. r.
Rogers, Esq. have been elected dele
gates from Richmond Association. No. /,
to the National Association Of Stationary
Engineers, which meets in Detroit this
month. Richmond Association was en-
titled to only one delegate last year. but
its membership has doubled since that
time.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure has been sick in
bed for several days ut his country home
Westwood. His sickness prevented him
from going to Charlotte, y. c., TO SEQ
Mrs. Julia jackson Christian, to whom
he was summoned by telegraph, and at
tending the funeral at Lexington. Va.
Late last night the Doctor was reported
much better.
Rev. A. f. Dickinson, d. d., returned
to the city yesterday from Baptist
meeting in Winchester, Va. where he
engineered a collection Of S6l2 for state
Missions. To-day no will preach Mt the
dedication Of the new Baptiot church at
Crewe. Nottoway county and "lift "
another collection to pay oil the debt on
this new church.
The following Richmond people were
guests at the Variety Springs during the
week ending August Goth: J. T. Allen,
Louis Bossicux. Mrs. W. J. Binford, r.
J. Christian and wife. James s. Baughan,
T. French and wife, Miss Mary L..
French. Miss NJ. G. French, W. r. Sizer
and wife, Luther Martin and wife, Ed
mund Bossieux and wife, and DR.. i. L.
Baker.
The following Richmond people were
ut the White Sulphur Springs, West
Virginia, last week Mrs L. II. Leary,
John p. Leary, c. J. Anderson, i. (.
Patrick, c. B. Jones, c. J.. Boiling, 4.
II. Christian, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Bryan
and two children. Benjamin f. Camp,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lightfoot Wormley, Mas
ter Carter W. Wormley, Master Light
foot Wormley, Miss Lucy ". Wormley,
W. Lane Kelly, ". T. Yarbrough, wife,
and child; ). q. Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. T. Crump, Mrs. James Thomas, Jr.,
and maid, /. d. Crenshaw 4. \. Dun
lop, John b. Purcell, John +. 4. Ander-
son. Decatur Axtell, John D. Patton. j.
II. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Crump,
Mrs. d. Wexford, Mrs. NJ. 7. Williams,
A. c. Becker wife, aud daughter james
r. Anderson and wife, Mrs. Gentry,
Garland Burnett, l.. ". Moone, Mrs. W.
J. Yarbrough, W. G.. Yarhrough. Mrs s.
Shield, Master Casper SHIELD, 30. Lane
Stern, r. l.. Powers, Benjamin h. lips
comb, J. Il. Ellerson, G. Lorraine, wife,
and three children; Charles l.. Siegel,