Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-22
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Mr.. Walter CARRIER, Of Church Hill. left
yesterday for q two weeks northern trip.
Miss Newton. of 4O3 north Twelfth street,
has returned from the Allegheny Springs.
Mr.. J. o. Dickinson left yesterday after
noon for New York on a short visit to reia-
tives.
". s. Lurty, the Republican nominee
for Acknowledgement, WAS III the city yes
terday.
Mr.. 4. A. st. Amand, superintendent Of
the City railway, has returned from Charles
ton, 5. c.
Hons. James n. Stubs, of Gloucester,
and :. s. wilkins, of Northampton, were
in the city yesterday.
Attorney-General Ayers is expected to
return to the city tomorrow from his
home in Scott county.
Miss Addie Carter. of the Fast End, has
returned 10 the city after pleasant visit
TO relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. S. Z. Crowder, who has been visit
ing her niece at Baltimore, returned TO the
city yesterday afternoon.
Miss Emma Thomas, Of Baltimore, who
has been visiting friends III this city, re-
turned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Does have returned
TO the city after summcring four months
at different points North.
Colonel Randolph Harrison. Of Cumber-
land county, II the guest OF DIP A. lalla-
ferro of Gloucester county.
Mr. John c. Folstead has gone on three
weeks pleasure trip to Now York, Pnila-
dclphia, and Paterson, n. j.
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have returned from very pleasant visit to
relatives aud friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. J. P. Kayenaugh, formerly mer-
chant OF Richmond but now OF Ihiladcl-
phia. is visiting the city on business.
Miss Lulu II. Smith. who has been visit
ing friends in Suffolk and Norfolk. is now
having q most enjoyable time IN Washing
ton.
Marion Knowles ESQ. who il in The city
on short visit 10 his parents. was kindly
greeted on the streets yesterday by many
old friends.
Mr.. Theodore Taylor, of Charlottesville,
has returned home after pleasant visit 70
his son. Captain G.. W. Taylor, No. 2l7
north Eighteenth street
Floyd Hicks, the colored man who was
kicked by q rlule at q stable on Franklin
street Thursday, died Friday afternoon
from the effects of his injuries.
The Davis House is being enlarged by an
addition on the site OF the building which
formerly stood between II and the Capitol
Square ON the GoyernOr-street front.
Mr.. Ware d. Gay, chief owner of the
Gayton coal-mines and one of the persons
who bought Mayo's bridge, left here night
before last on q business visit 90 Boston.
DR.. NJ. b. Carter is critically i'll at tho
residence of his sister. Mrs. Lindsay. SIG
north Third street, from carbuncle on the
neck. He was operated on by Drs james
and Henson.
Colonel James T; Anthony, wife, and chill
dren, who have been visiting Mrs. An
thongs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Plan
hardt, left yesterday for their home in
Charlotte, n. c.
Workmen broke ground yesterday on the
lot corner Of Second and Broad streets,
and there will be erected there n fine store
house for the well-known dry goods firm
of julius Sycle d Son.
Major W. T. Irvine and Miss Charlotte
Irvine, of Norfolk: Miss Bette Deane, of
Richmond. and Mr.. Robert S. Bright, Of
Williamsburg. are the guests of General
William b. Taliaferro ut his home in Glou-
cester county.
Mr.. Andrew Antoni. Jr., son Of Andrew
Antoni, Esq, of this city, after a seventy
five days passage on a bark from New York
city, during which he encountered several
storms and three times was becalmed, ar
rived in good health at Buenos Ayres,
Argentine Republic, on August 18th. He
expects to engage in business there.
Mr.. William b. Isaacs, grand recorder of
the Grand Encampment of the United
States knights Templars, will leave for
Washington on Friday, October 4th, four
days before the opening of the triennial
conclave, in order TO be ready TO register
such members as may report in advance OF
the time. He will have his Office in the
Masonic Temple.