Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-15
PERSONALS md Hriefs.

Captain William +. Gordon, Of West Point,
was in the city yesterday.
The Governor returned to the city last night
from br'f visit e. J armVille.
Miss ualio F.. Cooper has returned to the city
after a sojolrn In Caroline county.
Miss Inez Hawkins has returned home after
pleasant visit Of ten weeks to friends at Bowling
Green.
The Elst-End Baptls; church Is holding n lawn
party on the corner OF T"cnty-si1,h AMI !
streets.
her grandmother, Mrs. John smith, on Twenty
NTH street.
Gencral Stith Boiling. postmaster Of Peters
burg. and Mr.. If. Rris-, VI the same city, were IN
Richmond ea-erday.
Mr. RobcrtB. WOOD, Of New York. formerly Of
Richmond. il IN the city. Mrs. Wood has been
here fOf some months.
Captain W. II. Shea. Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, l. very sick at his mothers resi-
dcnce, 200 cast Main street.
Major James d. Patton has returned from the
White sulphur His family will not return until
the latter part of the month
Dr. j. :. Wexford, who has been confined 10
hi- home by slckness since his return from his
northern trip, Is convalescing.
Mr. William l.. Sheppard and wife, who have
spent the last three months in Europe, were e1-
Itflfu 20 S'-ll i0i hblil' sfSlfidtA.s
Suit was entered in the City Circuit Court yes
teriay ly Do Bulls * DOggctt against the Yay
lor and Boiling Company for s2CJ.
William Brown (colored) was received at the
pcnitentlary yesterday from AlbcmaIlc county
to serve two years for houscbrcaking.
Cadet Charles Il. Tnyl,r leaves for fi-hburnc
Military Academy his morning. accompanied by
lis father, Captain Charles L. Taylor.
M,.s Gaines, II Texas, who has been summer
INK ni .he White sulphur Springs, ia visiting
Miss Lule Powers, Of west Franklin street.
Mr. and Mis-. Robert q. Scott and their faugh-
ter Miss Kitty scott. have returned Ifou the
mOuntnns and are now ~ 9O9 Park avenue.
Miss Helen Aylwin. who has been spending
her vacation IN brooklyn, has returned and Viii
resume her duties at 81. Joscphs Academy
Mr. Beverley Il. Munford left tho city yester-
dav morning for NottOway Courthouse to attend
the scsson Of the Circuit Court of that county.
Ncssrs. Thomas Moncurc, OF stafford; q. c.
Marshall. deputy treasurer Of King George, and
Garrett GOOcn, of StauntOn, visited the capitol
yesterday.
Nr. Walter Christian, Deputy Clerk Il the
Hastings Court, has returned rom MS vacation,
winch WAS spent with his friend. Nr. j. =. Jagge,
OF Mddlesex county.
Engineer Burgwyp of the Hollywood Gene
terry Company. has a force at work grading that
portion oi the grounds IN the ncighbOrhood oil
tie Monroe monument.
The decd recorded in the Henrico County Court
few days ago from L. 4. Catlin. trustee. 10
Joseph j. Meyer n release deed Instead U!
one of bargain and sale
A meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Rosemary Library Association will he held AZ the
rooms Of the library, corner of Second and Main
streets, at o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Margie Parker. who has been spending
the summer AT the Fauquier White sulphur, re-
turned last week and has since been visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Robert ilil!, Of Petersburg.
The Union Passenger railway has discontin-
uei iis trips through 10 the New reservoir, ana
cas- stop at Reservoir and Main streets. ine
Main-Street line continues TO run through.
Rose Naryie, only child Of Mr.iF. A. Francisco,
died sunday az the reriience OF her parents, IN
Chesterfield county, and her remains we're III
TERED yesterday afternoon at MI Calvary ceine-
tefy.
The remains Of George W. Allen. who died In
Philadelphia Saturday, arrived IN this city yea
terday morning, and the interment took place
at Oakwcod Rev. A. 5. Goodwin conducted the
services.
The city ambulance was called yesterday
afternoon at 23U O'Clock TO attend white man
at j. X. JOhnson's foundry who was iaken SICK
with cramp-colic. The suiferor was treated anu
left with friends.
The Philadelphia Times says: Mrs. Padelford
(nee Ordway), who lived for time III fhiiaucl-
phia and has since been divorced, IL, II seems
70 marry again, abroad this time, Hon. John c''
Aubyn, heir TO the baronctcy OF St. Levan.
The 81, 900 borrowed by tho Masonic Temple
Association was deposited yesterday Ia the o'ato
Bank. This loan WAS made IN order that tho
Temple might DO completed without seiiins Pto-
perty Of the association, which v rspi0iy GU
hAncipy IN value