Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-20
RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY AUGUST 20, 1889

Co. for the paqt nine years, left for Georgia
Yesterday, where he will contlnus TO repre-
sent the firm.
Mr.. Andrew J.. Elicit, Jr., of Florence.
Ala. recently resident OF this city, IS III
the city.
Mr.. @. s. Taylor has returned 10 the city
after spending several days with friends IN
Powhatan.
Mr.. A. D. Landerkin has returned from
Gardner. Me-, whittier he went 70 attend
his fathers funeral.
Mr.. P. II. Sullivan. manager Of the Alex
andria Telephone Exchange, Is visiting his
parents In this city.
Mr.. A. Oppenhimer returned yesterday
morning from a visit to his family, who are
summering IN Fluvanna.
The steeple Of the German Lutheran
church, corner of Eighth and Marshall
streets. is being repaired.
The City Democratic Committee will
meet in the assembly-room Of the Powha-
tan Club tonight at $50 o'clock.
Attornoy-General Rufus \. Ayers, who
has been quite sick at his home in Scott
county, Is reported eonyalescent.
Mrs. A. p. Fowden and son. of 2011 east
relatives in King William county.
General James C. Hill. Railroad Commits
sioner Of Virginia, returned yesterday
morning from a visit 10 ScOtts7llle.
Miss Bette Sweeney. Of Petersburg, and
her sister, Mrs. Allen c. MAYNARD, OF this
city, have returned from Old Point.
The service on both the city and cleo
tric railways ON Sunday was greatly I'M
proved, and the patronage was large.
DR.. Frank r. Steel. captain of the Old
Dominion Club. Virginia Wheelmen. has
returned from pleasant visit to Vermont.
Mrs. william Foster and children, of10l5
Floyd street, have gone 90 Luray and the
Grottoes to spend tho remainder OF the
summer.
After delightful visit to her cousins in
this city Miss Julia. daughter OF Council
man James W. Dickinson, of Lynchburg,
has returned home.
The Burton Electric Company have per-
fected arrangements for exhibiting the
Burton heater at the forthcoming st. Louis
Electrical Exhibition.
Rev. DR.. J. Powell Garland, of the Me-
thodist Episcopal Conference, presiding
elder for this district, who has been sick, -
back at his post of duty.
Mr. Walter J. Dozier assistant auditor
of the Norfolk Southern railroad. and "A
genial young businessman Of Norfolk, IS
visiting his uncle on Churchill avenue.
Misses Annie Bell and Beulab Ford left
last week for Ocean View and Virginia
Beach. They will also spend several weeks
with Mrs. Charlie Scott, of Norfolk before
returning home.
Miss Emma Cumming. Of Portsmouth,
auyhtor of Mr.. George Cumming, secre-
tarv Of the Virginia State Flremen's Asso-
citation. is stopping with Nr. Oliver Mount
castle, No. 92O Broad street.
The committee appointed by the Com
mandery of St. Andrew, No. 13, TO ascer-
tain how many members would 60 with
the cOmmandery to Washington Will re-
port at the regular meeting next Friday
night.
The following Richmond people are at
Princess Anne Hotel, Virginia Beach; X.
A. Fatren. NJ L. SpotswoOd, {. b. Howell,
II. S. Frazer. J. e.. Hunt and son, Miss
Nellie J. Thompson, Miss Alice Jester,
Thomas Mackie, c. Wippcrmann.
Captain James r. Sheppard, First Assist
ant Engineer Of the Richmond Fire De-
partment, and his wife and children are on
a visit to Annapolis. Md, where he has
many relatives and friends. From Annapo-
lis Captain Sheppard and family Will 90 to
New York, where he combines business
witS pleasure. They will be absent from
the city several weeks.