Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-08
Personals and Briefs.

Mr. George II. Stacy, Of Amelia, IL in the city,
Captnin JACK TalIey and wife, Of Buena Vista,
are in the city.
Mr.. s. W. venable, of Petersburg, was in the
city yesterday.
General Peytcn Wise viii leave this morning
for the Buffalo Lthia Springs.
Ex-Alderman J. Fred. Gum is on q visit 10
relatives and friends In Richmond.
Mise Willie Sullivan, Of COS west Clay street,
is on visit 70 friends at T0ano Va.
Mr. J. Lewis Brooke, who has been quite sick
for some time. is still confined 10 his bed.
The factory of Messrs. p. II. Mayo 6 Brother.
which was recently burned. Is again under roof.
Mr.. Hiram Oliver. well-known tobacconist
and m old resident of Church Hlll, Is very
sick
Mr. John A. Macon continues In n critical
condition at the residence Of DIR. jacob MI
chauX.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert skipwith. Of GenIto,
Powhatan county, were In the city yesterday on
business.
Mr.. md Mrs. II. Rosenbaum and their daugh-
ter, Miss Miriam, will spend the summer III
| Atlantic City.
Dr.. c. L. Cudlipp was called from the city to
| North Carolina yesterday morning for profes-
| si0nal services.
Nessrs. Fsau Cocker md Thomas jenkins
| have returned from Philadelphia, where they
! went last week.
Miss Susie 7. Hill, daughter Of General !. c.
| HIN. Railroad Commissioner, is still very Ill IN
| Alhcmarle county.
Master Willie Schwarzschild. who was badly
| burned hy an explosion Of powder July 4th
| Is improving rapidly
James McGraw, Jr., son of Mr.. James McGraw
has been appointed State cadet to the Nir
| glnia Military Institute.
| Willinm c. Gin. sheriff OF Chesterfield county
| aud II. J. Y. Harris, CommOnwealths attorney
| OF Dinwiddio. were Mt tho Capitol yesterday.
Among the vlrcinians which the New Yorh
| VfyqM reports In Paris are Mr.. and Mrs. y. W
Holl6nd, whose address ts 20 bis avenue dlena
Misses Ida and Jessie Kanfmnnn were among
| tho Messengers on the Old Dominion for New
| York yesterday They will spend the summer n
| the White Mountains.
! Nr. William Ellison and wife left yesterday
| for n two weeka' "trip TO rulpepcr From there
| they GO to Toronto and other points in CanadI
| to spend about six weeks.
| President Mason, of tho burton Electric Com
| panv has ordered n set Of tho heaters 20 h'
| ahipped Al, once 20 the Wes-Fnd Street Railga!
| Company of Boston for trial on their cars.
Che Edworth League Of Union Station Motho
| Dist church Il coninctlng revival services M me
| tabernacle recently erected near the chutch
| There have been about dozen conversions an'
| the interest Is increasing.
| Mrs. Edmund Waddill, the mother Of ex
| Judge Waddill. loft the hOuse Of her son yester
| day for Mechums River. In Abcmarlc. wher'
| abe will spend the summer. She has been par
| TALLY paralyzcd for some time.
| F Doyle. superintendent of the Penin
| suia, Richmond. Washington, and James-Riye
| divisions. has issned a circular announcing th'
| appointment OF Mr.. W. W. tonley as chic
clerk In his ONCE rire d. G. Ogg promoted.
! Tho granite pedestal Of the llill statue viii b
| completed by the lst OF August The statue VII
| possibly be finished some time next fall. IL II
| hero bv tho lst Of November the unyciliug vii
| take place before the winter. Otherwise IN
! ceremonies viii boz p0-tp aed until next spring
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrREDA'
was clear, pleasant. and slightly warme