Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-09
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pary 20 William !. Stiles A feet on east
side Twelfth street between Stockton and
Everett, Sl,32j.
Personals and Briefs.
Miss Jennie Million. of west Grace street,
! visiting in Williamsburg.
Mr.. Charles d. Hutzler has left for the
Warm Springs. IN Bath county.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans was quite sick
Sunday, but Was better yesterday.
Mrs. j. A. Cosby is visiting her sister,
| Mrs. G. J.. Marable, IN York county.
NIr. George D. Carter. of this city. will
attend the summer law school at the bul-
yrrity.
Mrs. HI. Pelouze and the Misses Pc
! louZe sail from New York to-day rl To'9e
I for Europe.
Misses Ruby Bodckcr and Maggie Coglan
lcfs the city yesterday for Washington to
visit friends.
Alr. Daniel X. Stewart was reported
slightly better last night, though bee IS still
extremely ILL.,
Nr. r. Emmett Slaughter is on a trip,
combining business with pleasure, TO Della
ware and New York.
/ Mrs. y. S. Whaley has left on visit TO
Kentucky where She viii spend several
months with relatives.
/ Messrs. If. f. Phillips. Samuel Bend
/ helm. and others have returned from VII
mingtOu, y. c.. whore they went 90 attend
i the Stein-Dayid nuptials.
Ncssrs. John G.. Mcdowell and Charles
+. Snead. Of Church Hill, left Yesterday
1 for trip 10 old Point, Norfolk. Ocean
Wow, and Virginia Beach.
| The families Of Mcssrs. william Lovon-
I stein and G.. Watt Taylor are az Mountain
l Top and that of Mr.. T.. III. Fisher is sum-
mering in the Valley OF Virginia.
Mr.. Peter J. Grew. Rey. j. r. Sturgis,
| and Mrs. William II. and 5hss flrgle g..
ple.eaute lott Yesterday afternoon for d
/ week at Mountain Lake Park, sd.
Mr. b. 4. Dufues. ofNew York. arrived in
| the city Yesterday morning and VIII spend
several davs with his friend. Captain FL
| bridge Morris, 400 north Eighth street.
Private Watchman Smithers found the
! front door Of the clothing house of No. g2l
| Mair street open SUNDAY night and re-
| ported the fact % the police and proprie-
tors.
Rev. T.. /. Powell, Of Louisville. ky.,
1
! church Sunday morning. ThepastOr, Rev.
| llr. Hall, has been quite sick for several
days.
There will be no temperance meeting at
| Market Hall tonight, as the absence
! from the city OF those who have charge of
| IL has prevented suitable arrangements be-
! ing made.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ryan and her sister. Miss
Ricbesou. LETT last night for the West ~
visit relatives aud friends. They stop first
in West Virginia, and 60 from there TO
Kentucky.
Captain William &. Harvey, Jr.' Will
| leave IN "a day or two for Canada on visit
to relatives and friends. He will spend
several days among the Thousand Islands,
| ST. Lawrence river
There is at the Second police-station
awaiting Identification ladys purse
| found on Main street. yesterday afternoon
| bv Policeman Griffin. The purse contains
a small amount Ct money.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Gillian, formerly of this
| city and now at Roanoke, was reported dy-
ING Yesterday and his relatives here We're
: notified. lie was member OF the Blues
during the war and was brave soldier.
Mr.. Frank l.. Johson. formerly Of Rich
mond. and Miss Jennie Benson. daughter
| Of Mr. James Benson. Of Columbus, Ga,
weremarried at that placeon the 4th instant
| Rev. W. f. Floyd, Of st. PauIs church,
| that place, officanng
Mr.. l.. p. Ellis. of the Richmond. Frede-
| ricksburg and Potomac railroad, left Rich
| mond last night rs the representative of the
| company 20 the annual meeting Of the Ma
| tioual Railway Auditors Association, which
will be held at Niagara Falls July 10th.
DR.. ]. w. Anderson, conyeyancer and
attorney al law. who had made all his pre-
| partitions for an extended European touI
| with his wire. has been compelled 20 give
up the trip on account Of her health. They
! viii summer at Ocean Grove, y. j., and try
10 go to Europe next year.
Misses Emma J. Lester and Margie Par
| ker leave the city to-day on the Ola Do
| minion steamer for New York city, from
! which place they sail on the 18th for
| Furope. They will be gone about two
| months. and viii visit England, France
| Germany, and Switzerland.
Mr.. H. f. Hirshberg, chairman Of the
/ National Hotel Committee of the Travel.
| lers' Protective Association of the United
States. viii leave here thls evening rtd the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway TOR Chicago
| Louisville, and the West on business con
nected with the hotel work OF the assocla-
| ton.
As a testimonial Of their appreciation OF
the continuous reception and many atten
| tious shown them by Company Is, Seventy
first regiment New York State Guard
| during the Washington inaugural centen
NAL In New York in April, the Richmond
Howitzers have had a handsome punch
bowl made 10 present to their New lorh
hosts.
Mr.. II. Thompson Kent, Of ST. LOUIS
was in the city yesterday on his way tc
VIRGINIA Beach. Mr.. Kent was the orator
who addressed the Alumni Society at the
recent commencement at the University
He is "A Virginian, beng from the county o.
! Louisa, and has In this city and state
host of friends who feel justly proud OF
his abilities and distinction.
The following officers have been elected
| bv Cigar-makers' Union, No. 13: President
John Dollard: Yice-President, Joseph q
| Kaufman: Financial Secretary, j. n. Atkln
SON; Corresponding Secretary, {; y. BIN
ford; Recording Secretary, james y
Doherty; Treasurer, Hiram New; Sergeant
alarms. John Napier; Auditors ohI
! KING. William Alberts, and Richard Dol
| lard Trustees-L. @. Haake, L.. Salamone
and J. A. Jones; Delegate to Convention
John Dollard.
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