Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-07

verein Virginia. 10. Sceue from Pirates OF
Penzance ,Sullivan.) Mrs. Thomas and
Aessrs. Drew and Macy.
Personals AMI Briefs.
Colonel VI. L. spotswood has returned
from Lexington.
Colonel Thomas J. Evans is confined at
home by sickness.
Rev. Dr. George Cooper will sail for
Scotland this week.
Hon. r. c. Marshall, Of Portsmouth, was
in the city yesterday
Treasurer Hartman j. expected to return
tomorrow from Lexington.
Miss Fannie A. Willis has left the city TO
visit Baltimore and Gloucester.
Miss Stella Burr is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles L. Barry, III Bcrkicy.
Hiss Lucie Williams left yesterday for
Harrisonhugs to visit Miss Minnie Haas.
Miss Lillian Bowden. OF King william,
IS visiting Mss Jennie Ball at III cast ClaY
street
Ecv. Mr.. Butler viii conduct the services
az the Male Orphan Asylum this afternoon
az . O'Clock.
Miss Annie Black is travelling with her
sister, Mrs. ri. +. Morley, on northern
summer tour.
Misses Ice and Lille jenkins VIII leave
tomorrow for Ocean view % spend the
month OF July.
Mrs. Z. VI. Willis and daughter Minnie
have returned 10 the city after plea ant
visit 10 New York.
Miss Cora Richards, of Church IIin. re-
turned yesterday from thrce-Toeka' visit
TO friends IN Norfolk.
Mrs. f. Frederick Simmclkiaer, Of Brook
lyn, \. T.. IA the guest of Miss Salhe Par
ker, north seventh street.
Mrs. ". A. Tucker. Of Church Hu has
gone 10 visit her relatives and friends IN
Philadelphia aud Hammonton. n. j.
Misses Julia ard Frances Cauthorn. Of
King and Queen county, are visiting Mrs.
Y. A. CauthOrn, 4O4 east Marshall street.
Rev. DIR. Henry Mcdonald, former pastor
Of the Second Baptist church, will preach
at that cdihce during the month of Au-
gust.
Mcssrs benjamin Wertheim and Robert
Shannon, who have been the guests Of Nh.
Barney Wcrtheim, leave to-day Tor New
| York.
Misses Bette 4. Brakeman and Minnie
l.. Condrev, Of Church Hill, left the city
yesterday TO spend the summer with friends
/ in the country.
Misses Bessie and Mary Berry left yester-
day for Liberty, Bedford county, where
they will spend the summer with their
uncle, Hon. W. ". Berry.
Mrs. II. T.. Hirshberg. accompanied by
Masters Harold and Milton llirshbere,
will leave during the present week for New
York to syend the summer
The Henrico County Court meets to-mor-
row. The most important cases to be
tried at this term are those growing out of
the assessment Of land damages for the
Belt Line.
Only civil cases Of no public interest
were tried in the Hastings Court yester-
dav. In the Chancery Court large num-
Der of DEGREES Of an unimportant character
were entered.
Judge w. o. Harris. of Louisville, KY,
who has been attending the centennial
celebration of the Virginia Military lnsti-
tute. is visiting relatives III this city at 2O2
east Main street.
Rev. DR.. William II. Williams, Of st.
Louis. Mo, a brother Of the late Mr. 7. G.
[ Williams, is in the city visiting relatives,
and will preach at the Second Baptist
church this morning.
Miss Louise Taylor, Of Fonticello Ches-
terfeld county, who has been visiting IN
Tennessee and Birmingham, Ala, returns
/ home on Tuesday next after delightful
visit of several months.
Mr.. James Burke, of 30 Seventeenth
I street accompanied by his daughters Annie
and Kate, left on Monday for Philadelphia,
where they will visit relatives, after which
they Will spend few weeks at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. T. H. Stryker, of James City coun-
~, left for home Friday, after spending
several " cks with her mother, accompa-
MED by Master Temple j. and Miss Belle
Cutler English, who 90 to spend part OF
their vacation.
Several ladies' were present at the service
at the Soldiers Home last Sunday and as
sisted in the singing. il is expected that
others will be with them and give music
from the organ with the singing 40 the IL
/ O'Clock services to-day.
Captain +. c. Morton. editor of the
Stanton Tnui,cdtOr. accompanied 10y his
friend. DR.. ". i. Walters the veteran physi-
clan of the same place. have been pa the
city for several days. stopping with MIS-.
hidwell, S07 east Franklin.
The American bark Albemarle, 4l3 tons.
Captain W. II. Forbes, cleared yesterday
for Santos. Brazil. Her cargo consists of
ZOO barrels of -four from the CALICO
+ Mills. the Haxall- Crensh0w Company, and
Baltimore Mills, value. S2j,s50.
Captain T. c. Holland. who was mention,
/ ed in the papers OF this city about the 18Th
or Doth of June 1862. as having led the
/ charge al Gnines's Mill 10y taking the flag
f of tho Twenty-eighth Virginia regiment
and dashing 70 the front, whore he was Sc
/ yerely wounded, Is at fOrd's Hotel.
General Gusts Lee. president of Wash
/ inctOn aud Lee University, was IN the city
| Yesterday and went down TO West Point IN
1 the afternoon 10 visit his brother Robert,
who resides near that place. The General -
/ resemblance 20 his distinguished father IS
+ becoming very striking as he grows older
/ and wears his beard a. he did.
| Quite a large party. chaperoned 10y Mrs.
!. /. Atkinson and Mrs. Charles Richards,
l.drove down 10 Glendale july 4th, and with
| dancing and other amusements OF a PIE
/ nicing party, bad a very ENJOYABLE day, not
withsiandng the rain. The participants
were Misses Atkinson, Salhe Mnuock,
Hobson. Mamie Allen. Ida Allen, Richards,
Nickleboro'. Rosa Whtlock. Bradley. Wad-
dll. Mack. Undertake. Reya Mhluock.
White. ard Bracket, and Messrs. j. +. Al
kinson Ogilyie. o. Bates, {. Bates, Track
EFT Sterling. Wharton, Goode, Jones,
Leidy, Pollard, Fusvell. W. Evans Brad
lev, Smithers, Warren Evans, and l.. Bates.
Republican Ciab.
On Friday nich. the voters in the Third
precinct Of Jefferson Ward met and elect
"a the following Offices for the ensuing
tcrn: Wilson Nash, president; o.. ID.
Crutchfeld, secretary; Massey Brown
treasurer; George BentR, scrgctnt-at-