Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-09

medals s win s. distributed.
A big german u on tho boards Tor next
week. -
AFARMvILLE GERMAN.
The Dancers and Their Teilsts-Ths Al
legged Burg,ars-Psrsonals.
fcorrsspoodsucs Of tho Hammond Dispatch-l
FARxvr1Lr, Va, August ain compli-
ment to tho VISITING. young ladies OF the
town the Farmville German Club gave ono
Of the most ENJOYABLE dances OF the SUM
mer 1t the Mckinney House last night:
| Tho Blackstone Orchestral Band furnished
the MUSIC, and the. merriment WAS kept
up until o'clock this morning. Among
'nSi: sse Rfs oss MAKE xfE: Richmond Va, pink
Miss Mamie ' si 4. Norfolk. Va. blue
organdy, with Irving Bugg.
Miss Lottie Anderson, Washington.
white China silk, with f. n. Bugg.
Miss Mayme Anderson, Warrington, blue
China silk. with q. H. Howe.
Miss Pearl Cunnineham. Farmvile. pink
cashmere, with Joseph Lyon.
Miss virgis Bueg, Fa!%yiiIs,,, Va, d.m.
Miss Fannie Bugg, Farmville, Va, pink
silk, with John Stokes.
Miss Pearl vcnable, Farmville, Va, white
cashmere, with J. B. Hazel.
Miss Nettie Morton, Farmville. Va, white
silk null, with Walker Scott.
Miss Kassie Taylor, Richmond. Va, pink
cashmere, with ]. n. venable.
Miss Mary Tompkins, Farmville. Va.
white null, with Clyde Smithson;
silk, with Charles Mckinney.
Miss Belle Wicker. Farmville. Va. white
null, with p. 8. Smithson.
Miss Bessie Mckinney. Farmvills. Va.
pink crepe do chino.
oxNKRAL PERsoHAIs.
Miss Mamie Watkins, of Meherrin Depot,
is the guest Of Mrs. I. J. Davis.
Misses Clara jenkins and Florence Hart
left this afternoon for Q visit to the noun
tains.
Mr.. G. D. Fleming, who has been sick
for some time, left to-day for the seaside.
Mrs. II. r. Elan has returned home from
Cumberland county.
The Misses Trew, Of Norfolk. are guests
of the Misses Hunter.
Mis-: F. Sa,. Berkeley s, has returned homo
Miss Lillian Whitehead Is with her school
mate, Miss Lizzie Davidson, in Appomat-
Mrs. William G. venable has returned
home from the mountains.
Miss Minnie Pollard is back from . plea
SAINT visit to Buckingham.
Miss Temple Dickerson, who has been
the guest Of tho Misses DAVIS. on Beech
street, has gone to Appomattox to CON-
plete her summers outing. Miss Edna
Davis accompanied her.
Miss Louise Twitty, daughter OF Rev:
DR.. Twitty. Of Petersburg, is the guest of
Miss Essie Paulett.
Miss Mary Walden, OF Norfolk, Is visiting
| friends in Farmville.
Miss Lucy Bidgood is at home again
from an extended trip through the noun
tains of Southwest Virginia.
Mrs. II. +. Wall and son are summering
at Darlington Heights.
Professor John w. Redd, of Kentucky,
is with his sister. Mrs. T. J. Davis. on High
street.
Mrs. Snyder and daughter. Mrs. D. Car
penter. Misses Hattie O'Neill, and Miss
Alice Davis, all OF Norfolk, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Armistead.
Mr.. Schi Ho Yum, of Corea, Asia. gave
novel and interesting lecture before fine
audience in tho Methodist church here on
pie, Customs, Government, Religions, and
Needs of my Native Country" He Is q
student of Vanderbilt University and after
completing his education will return to
his own land as missionary.
Mrs Thomas Jordan, OF Richmond, is
summering with her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Allen. of this city.
Rev. "; G; Llmpkin. of Manchester. is
Miss Jennie 1icIllwains is home from
Mrs. Metcalf. of Mississippi, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Botelsr, of this city.
Professor Cunningham has returned to
FArmville from Bedford City.
Rev. DR.. Bagby RECEIVERS slowly from his
recent serious sickness.
Miss Lulu Mckinney, niece Of the
Governor, who has been teaching IN the
Sumner Normal ct Harrisonburg, has re-
turned to her beautiful home in Farm
Vile. Miss Lulu will teach in Georgia the
Mrs. Martha Butler, Of Norfolk, and
Miss Willie Simpson, of Atlsnta, Ga. are
visiting their sisters, Mrs. Mary Harris and
Mrs. Jennie Slater.
Mrs. W. P. Gillian. who has been sick
nearly all the summer, is well and out
again.
NOT HEARD from.
Two petitions to his Honor Judge Far
rar, addressed to him at bis home in Anne
liza county, have not been heard from up to
to-day, The ono was for tho removal from
our jail to Lynchburg or Richmond for
bookkeeping" of Clarke. Haley, and Fox.
and the other for their retention here. 1t
is confidently expected that the latter will
prevail.
three popular young ladies-Misses Mary
and Bette Anderson and Sallie Walden. the
covered from the effects Of their fall over
the steep embankment ct Cumberland
hr1d9a
Mrs. E. T. Rice returned from visit to
her son, Mr.. j. Y. Rice, Of Oxford. N. O.,
quite SICK and Is still confined to bed.
HUMOROUS paIsoNxR.
For, Haley, and Clarke, the alleged bur.
glars confined in Prince Edward Jail, do
not relish the report that Cusick and Tim
Byrnes, of Philadelphia, will be brought
hero for trial. They are very. solicitous OF
every one who visits the jail about these
men. Fox is Q well-behaved, grateful
prisoner, while Haley is 30 full Of dry Irish
wit and fun that he keeps the guards about
the windows in ono almost continuous at
Of laughter; Clarke. on tAe other hand, is
man Of such strange demsAnor and 30 full
Of foolish sensitiveness that even his prison
comrades find no congeniality in him.
He vas asked last night by the DIsPATcH
reporter If his parents were living, to
which he roughly and impoltely replied;
That's leading question, and refuse
TO answer you. You have no right to cx-
pect me to tell you about my parents" He
said he was born in Baltimore. Haley says
ho is . New York city boy OF pure Irish
descent. Fox tells that he was born in
Lackawanna county, Pa. and was reared
in Scranton. His parents are dead. Haley
says he will join tho Salvation Army when
released from this scrape.
DELIGHTFUL BASIC CITY.