Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-19
pcrsnnnIs and Briefs.

Mr.. T. W Moore has gone to Millboro'
Springs.
Mr.. VI. D. NIadge, Of Norfolk. is visiting
friends III the city.
Mrs. Richard +. Walker has left for New
York To- visit her daughter.
Mr.. W. +. Trahern and the Misses Ira
heru are at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. John A. Kratz has gone to the
mountains for the summer.
Miss Ida Jordan left last evening on q
visit 90 her sister in Reldsyille, y. {.
Miss Slllio Marvin, Of west Main street,
has returned from a visit TO the seashore.
Mr.. Leo Schwarzschld leaves ria the
Old Dominion steamer to-day for New
York.
Miss Annie y. Carter, Of GOochland, IS
visiting Miss Katie Hannon, of south
Fourth street.
Mrs. Robert J. Murton. who has been to
Missouri TO visit her sick daughter, has re-
turned ~ her home IN this city.
Rev Mr.. Cave arrived here yesterday
morning. having been called 10 the city by
the extreme illness of his son Lindsey.
Only one suit WAS instituted in the City
Circuit Court Yesterday. and the amount
involved IN this one was less than $500.
Mr.. G.. W. Morris and wife, Mr.. and Mrs;
J. b. G. Morris, Mrs. NJ. A. Morris, and
Mrs. y. G. Tompkius are at Old Point.
Mr.. r.. ". Anderson. principal Of the
Male Orphan Academy, has gone on visit
10 bis son. Rev. j. G. Anderson, OF North
Carolina.
Mr. Edward T. Robertson has gone 20
Asheville. n. c.. and expects to spend the
summer in the mountains of Western
North Carolina.
The boys Of the Male Orphan Asylum
will 90 down To Seven Pines tins AFTERNOON,
Mr.. Valentine Hechler, Jr., having kindly
rendered them ride.
Ex-senator John Callahan, of Ports
mouth. superintendent of the floating pro-
perties OF the Chesapeake and Ohlo' was
IN the city yesterday.
Intelligence has been received in this
CITY of the safe arrival OF Ar. Edward a.
Stumpf at his old home IN Germany. lie
Will return in September.
Mrs. j. 5. Moore and family have left for
Millboro' Springs for the summer accom-
panied by Mrs. G. p. Gary, Miss Belle Ear
rar, and Mis- Maggie Moran.
Mr.. q. A. Gordon, sheriff of Fairfax
comfy. brought 10 the Pinel Hospital yes
terday a colOred lunatic, who Will be cared
for until she can be sent To the colored
lunatic asylum at Petersburg
Mr.. Sol. Wise left yesterday afternoon
by steamer on a trip North. lie Will yislt
bis father in Baltimore, and from there
will 20 10 Long Branch and other points.
He expects 10 be gone several weeks.
Rev. DR.. G. II. Corey acknowledges the
receipt Of 300 given him by DR.. A. r. Dick
nson. Of this city towards the building
fund of the colored Baptist Theological
Seminary ON Nineteenth and Main streets
Treasurer John X. Cmldrey is at work
preparing the delinquent taxLlst, when
viii bee sent TO the court as soon as com
pletcd. All persons who have failed tc
| nav their taxes for 1888 had better call al
! the lreasurer's Office and settle IN ordel
TO avoid future trouble.
Miss Gertrude Boyce, who has for some
weeks past been visiting Rev. l.. A. Cut
| ler's family. Of west Marshall street, left
| the city Yesterday morning on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio 3:20 train for her home II
/ Nelson county, accompanied by her cousin
/ Miss Fannie l.. Cutler who Will remain
with her during the summer.
Richmond Consistory, No 6, S. P. r. S;
| 92d degree. Ancient and Accepted Seottisk
! Rite lCcrueau). viii hold their stated ~.
/ d.zroiss tonight al st. Albans Hall. Thr
/ is he largest and most bourishIng con
sistory IN the southern States. and it'
membership embraces many OF our mos
| prominent and influential citizens.
Coroner Taylor was called upon yester
( day morning to view the body OF Mrs
Eliza Howard. who was found dead in hel
! bed at No. 20l north Ninth street abou
| o o'clock. She was alive At s o'clock ahc
must have died very suddenly between
/ thar time and the hour she was found
/ She had been o sufferer from heart-disease
| and probably died Of it.
Mr.. John A. Pizzni, Richmond agent 0
/ the Associated Press, who has been con
/ fined to ms house for nearly twely,
months by paralytic attack, IS so muci
! improved that yesterday evening he wa
able 10 drive out Scores of his old friend
gave him cordial greetings, and all express
[ ed surprise and pleasure 10 ind him look
/ ing 50 well.