Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-23

Personals and Briefs.
Senator James n. Stubbs, OF CLIQUE ester,
is IA the city.
Professor Herbert Rees ia at Palmyra, in
Fluyanna county.
Dr. r.. A. Wise, Of Williamsburg, was in
tho city yesterday.
MIR. Addison 7. Coates il lying very i'll
q, his residence. S0l east clay.
Mr.. W. c. Mcdowell. of Fords Hotel,
and family are at Virginia Beach
Mr.. Nat. Frazer has returned 10 the city
from a trip up the Chesapeake and Ohio.
Misses Lizzie and Henna Roach left last
week to visit relatives IN Prince Edward.
Captain Henry FITZGERALD. city sergeant
e Manchester, was a. tho Capitol yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs John 5. Harwood and Miss
Mary 0. Harwood have returned from Old
Point.
Row. Or A. T.. Dickinson IS in attend
ouce at the Concord Baptist Association ~
CreWe.
Miss Ada B. Hobson and Miss Kate Hunt
". of Church Hill. ara 9ummerng IN Flu
wanna.
MIR. Frederick S. Myers has left the city
for a living visit to his family at Atlantic
City, n. J.
Rev. Joseph Hell. Of Ashland, conducted
the services at Grace-Street Presbyterian
church last night.
Mr. injury Coleman. Of Bradstreet's
Agency. has Just returned from short
visit To Lynchburg.
Captaln r. McC. Jones, Of the Richmond
and Danville railroad, IS out after very
serious iudIspOsition.
Mr. p p. Wisman. Of the Bercner& EnGel
Rrewino COMPANY. Of Philadelphia. ~ ia
Richmond on business.
Major Y. J. johnson and wife have gone
70 the Warm Springs. Mrs. johnson VIII
90 North later IN the season.
Mr. George J. Bransford and daughter.
Miss Tertha. and Mrs. James +. Mcrryman
are waiting relatives in Palmyra.
Row. W. Fl Atwill. pastor Of tho Clay
Street Methodist church. * The guest OF
Presiding Elder Garland at Lynchburg.
Miss Lizzie Nolde. who has been spend
ing n two-weeks' vacation with friends IN
Henrico county has returned 20 tho city.
Miss Gertrude Blackwell accompanied
Professor Smith. Of Randolph-Macon Col
Iepe. aud Mrs. Smith on their European
trip.
An electrician and horse-car came in
collision Yesterday morning on Nam street
near Ninth, and tho latter was slightly In
jured.
Colonel William Y. Avlett. of King vii.
liam county. was IN the city yesterday and
was warmly greeted by his hosts OF
friends.
Professor p. w. De Sylvia is on a visit to
his wife and little daughter Bessie. who are
summering at Locust Grove, in Fluyanna
county.
Mrs. n. W. Moesfa. has left the city for
the Rockbridge Alum Springs 10 spend a
few weeks with her husband, who is there
for his health.
Mr.. p. s. Garland, the chief clerk to the
Commissioner Of Agriculture. has returned
10 the city. after brief stay ut his old
home in Lynchburg.
Mr.. Douglas Baird, superintendent OF
the Old Dominion Nail Works, continues
very in NJ his residence on the corner of
First and Cary streets.
Mr.. A. yon Rosenegk will be succeeded
in Richmond as the agent Of The Bergner
n Eneel Company By Mr.. Charles T..
| Loeffner, VINO Is already in the city.
Mrs. F. W. Wagner, Mrs. Henry Briel,
and Mrs Henry Ganzert are visiting friends
| in Washington and Baltimore. On thor
way back they will stop at Old Point.
Rev. Hartley Carmichael, rector of 81.
| PauPs. is expected TO return To the city in
| Angust and be the guest of James Alfred
Jones until the return of Mrs. Carmichael
Mr.. y. r. Reid. Of New York. the presi.
dent OF the Richmond and Chesapeake
RallroGd Company. arrived in the city yes
terday morning and will remain here seve
rel days.
| Mr.. f. NJ. Emmerson, general traffic
manager Of the Atlantic-Coast Line, wa:
| IN the city Yesterday attending the regular
| monthly meeting OF traffic managers o.
| that line.
| Among the Richmonders at the Hote
| Terminal, West Point, are the families OF
Nessrs. J. w. Sinton, j. II. Werth. W. J
| Westwood. and ;. q. Wallace, and Miss
Irene Bodeker and friends.
Deputy-Sherif J. Nj. Macon Is confined
| 10 his house from the effects Of very se-i
Gus operation performed ON him yesterday
| bv Dr. Lewis Wheat He became Ill only
| u lcW udyS ~ unu ouuucAiy sleW bluCi
| worse.
| Commissioner of Agriculture Thoma
! Whitehead has recently received lette
from farmer in Australia making inquiries
about bonds in this State. The desire,
information was promptly furnished b,
the department.
Mrs. b. A. Clements. Mrs. G. Ettenger
Mrs. A. L. Craig. Mrs. Foster. Mrs. II. Wat
kins, Misses Louise Thompson Cornelii
and Louise Burks. and Messrs. w. RALPH
| Clements, A. Is. Van Buren. A. +. Craig
W. L. Shepherd, and o. +. Grady leave 20
day for Old Point.
The four older children of Rev. DR.. j
NJ. Frost will leave this morning for tril
to Virginia Beach and Old Point befor'
leaving for Lexington. Ky, ea route to Nash
vile. Tenn, and will join their father a
Newport News, where he has been attend
ing the Dover Association.
Mrs. Luther Wright, accompanied b,
Miss Mary Ella Noble. from Athens. Ga.
left yesterday morning for the Rock bridg
Alum Springs. They will spend about
month at this resort, and then return 4
Richmond. where the latter will DO th
guest Of the former for some time.