Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-26

The venerable DI'G. W. Harris is very

The venerable Dr'G. W. Harris is very
IN.
Ex-Coueressman benjamin Hooper, Of
Farmyiile. Is i'm the city.
J.P. FITZGERALD. ESQ. q prominent law
yer of Farmylle. ls in the city.
Colonel l.. Q. Washington, the we'll
known journalist, Is IN Sine city.
Hon. William A. Anderson, Of Rock
bridge. Was in the city yesterday.
DR.. Jane Bcale. formerly of Richmond.
now residir. i'm Philadelphia, Is sand to be
extremely SICK.
Mrs. Carrie walter Briggs, accompanied
bv her two daughters, left yesterday Tor
Scottsville to spend the summer.
Governor Lee went up to the University
Yesterday to attend the commencement
exercises. lie is expected TO return to-
morrow.
Albert Yarboro and John McGruder were
received at the penitcutiary yesterday,
each 20 serve one year for the third o1euce
of petit larceny.
Nlr. W. p. Rose. Of the auditing depart
ment of the Richmond and Dauvilie rail
road at Nashi; ton, is here visiting his
fathcr and friends.
Mr.. Joseph Niddendorf and her daugh-
ter. Mis- Lille, leave TO-DAY ior Washing
Ton. whence they go 20 Pittsburgh, where
they Will spend the summer.
Mr.. Heth Lorton. of this city. who has
! been travelling in England and France Tor
several weeks. writes To friends here tnat
his health Is improving rapidly.
The names of Misses Alice G. Owens and
I Florence Bioomburg were accidentally
omitted from thepuhlished list If teachers
/ elected in the Richmond High school.
An ALLIGATOR measuring one foot nine
| inches in length was caught m Stockoe
creek Yesterday 10y James Blanc (col-
ored) The gator was killed while being
! captured.
Mr.. f. II. Tuett and his daughter, Miss
| Carrie. left yesterday afternoon for New
! York. whence the latter sails to-day tor
| Europe with Miss Shaw's party on the
steamer City of New York.
4 banquet will be given next Sa -urday
| AZ the new hotel at Otterburn Springs, on
| the Richmond and Dauville railroad. 4
special train Of three coaches for guests
viii leave here at 10 O'Clock and viii return
ate.
Colonel Shorwin McRae was sinking Ia
pidlv at a late hour last night, ana his
J death was hourly expected. DR.. Rice and
wife. of North Carolina, the latter adaugh-
| ter of the Colonel, have arrived in the
/ city.
The earnings Of the Richmond and Pc
torsburg Railroad Company for May. lSSl;
| were SL5.4l6.72: expenses, @i4,S50.5l; and
! the earnings of the Petersburg Railroad
Company for the same month were Sil,-
| 3GO.2S: expenses, S33,Sl2.38.
At the me, ti1g Of Richmond Ra0dolph
| Lodge Of Ma-ons Monday night o lnlt-
! toe consisting of Messrs. Ferguson. Drow-
ell. and Richardson were appointed 20 pro-
cure "a suitable Jewel for presentation as a
mark Of cstem and confidence 10 the re-
! tiring past master. Judson Cunningham.
Colonel George W. Carter's temperance
/ address ut oad-Streot church last night
wa, clouucnt and powerful-no abuse of
| bartendcrs or drunkards, but a consldera-
! tion Of the questionin Its moral and econo-
mic phases Tie viii speak again tonight,
and will also preach at Broad-Street
| church Sunday.
| the mortal part of Miss Mary Ann Crew,
one OF the most devoted and seli-sacri-
| fcing women that ever lived. Long
| q member of Mr.. Samuel B. Racland's
| household, acting the part of mother
10 his children Cher kindredD after the
! death of his wife, and in all her walk
| and work doing the duty of "a true
/ Christian and kindly neighbor, she lived
70 ripe old age and died lamented by q
| large and loving circle. Her funeral took
| place from st. Marks church, and she was
| buried III Mr. Ragland's section at Holly
wood