Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

Judge Farrar, of Amelia, is in the city.
The Henrico County Court will meet on
the sth.
Mrs. B. S. Martin left yesterday for
Hampton.
General Joseph z. Johnston is at the Ex-
change Hotel.
Miss Bertha Leeds. Of New Orleans, IS
visiting friends IN the city.
DR.. George Ross IS in Lexington attend
ing the exercises of the Virginia Military
Institute centennial.
A president Of the Electric Railway Com
pany is soon 90 be elected IN place of Alr.
". Il. Irlgg, resigned.
Mrs. Clarence l.. Hillary. of Springfield,
O.. is visiting her father. DIR. ". Leigh
Burton, No. DOG east Cary street.
DR.. j.. c. Ferguson, who was the first
rcgularlv-eraduated colorcd physician %
locate in Richmond. is very III at his resi-
deuce on Leigh street.
Misses Mollie and Beulah Atkinson are
visiting their brothers in Norfolk. Before
their return home they viii 20 To Virginia
Beach and Ocean View.
Miss Irene Langhorne and Miss Bessis
Martin have returned from visit 10 Mise
Hobson. at Pomhcrton. on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad.
Miss Florence Bloomberg is spending her
vacation with relatives in Staunton. She
will visit the Natural Bridge and Luray
Cayems beforn her return.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Lucas and two
daughters. Misses Marie and Carrie, OF
Louisville. Ky, are visiting their cousin,
Miss Ida l.. Cauthorn. No. s63 Brook ave
nue..
Mr !. ". Livesay who was one of those
killed by the Norfolk and Western accident.
was brother of Mrs. Whitfield. Of 42l
south Pine street. lie was one Of the rail-
road employees.
In special from New Orleans to the
Cincinnati EpYrrfr IL Is stated that Jack
Burnet is authorized 20 say J. Magruder, O
Richmond. Va, has ~ 900 to bet 10 to
that Sullivan viii whip kilrain.
Mrs. J. VI. Odenheimer and daughter,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Marie Mel
son. left yesterday morning 10 JON her
husband in Pittsburgh. from where they
viii 60 to Cincinnati, their future home.
In May the Union Passenger Company
with its electric cars carried POI, ,1lS passen-
gers. The same company carried 2l6.3
passengers i'm June. In June the business
was done with an average OF twenty cars,
which made 1000 trips. The horse-cars in
june carried l9l $40 with an average Of
thirtv-twO cars. the total carrying for the
two lines in June being 40S, ,207 people.
Mr.. Burton Marye, son of the Auditor Of
Public Accounts. one of the passenger
who was hurt IN the Norfolk and Westerns
road, reached the city early Yesterday
morning. His iniuriesare very slight. He
left by an early train for his father
home IN Ashland, accompanied by Colonel
Marye. Young Marye has been engaged
with an engineer corps in Southwest Viz
ginia. and WAS on his way 10 Lyuchburg
when the accident happened.
Mrs Edgar Allan, who with her two
daughters have been in Europe for the past
wear, has been quite sick for several months
and is now, by the advice of her physician,
under treatment at the celbrated Baths Of
lrauzensbad, in Austria. Misses Lola aud
Lottie Allan are still pursuing their studies
in Berlin. and all are expected home IN Oc-
tober. The contemplated trip of General
Allan 70 Europe this summer IS prevented
10y the sickness Of his daughter, Mrs. +. Ii.
Crump.