Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. A. Ford, or ora iiOtel, ~ at tnc
Yellowstone National Park.
Mrs. W. r. Powell. who has been serious
IL ill, is thought to be greatly improved.
Mr.. G. Hopewell Warner, of the Balti-
more Ne,cs, arrived in this city last night.
The CITY Circuit Court room and Office are
receiyinp much needed coat of new paint
Mr.. ]. Howard Wayt, tho grand master
of Masons in Virginia, returned to Staun-
ton last night.
Citv-Attorney C. V. Meredith has re-
turned to the city from Cobb's Island,
where he spent ma vacation.
Mrs. DR.. Charles II. Chalkley has so far
recovered from her recent illness rs to be
able TO leave the city early next week.
Miss Ella Stone, VINO has been out Of the
city tor several weeks visiting her aunt IN
Louisa county, has returned.
In the Circuit Court yesterday suit was
entered by Frederick J. Stone against the
Preferred Mutual Accident Association for
81 900.
Union Lodge of Odd-Fellows had an
interesting meeting last night, when there
were several limitations and degree work
besides.
DR.. Wormley. one of the oldest hdbitues
of the White Sulphur Springs. is now con-
fined TO his bed, and is being attended by
DR.. Dabney.
Mr.. David Brooks. now with the Rich-
mond and Danvlle system at Atlanta. mas
returned. after a pleasant visit To his OLD
home. in Manchester.
MIR. George W. O'Brien. formerly OF
Manchester. now in charge of the Georgia
Central shops. at Augusta. has gone 10 the
Red Sulphur Springs for hls health,
Mrs. J. II. Tyree left yesterday morning
TO visit her daughter, Mrs. J. f. fremont.
OF Greensboro. n. G. From there she
goes TO Asheville to spend two weeks.
Rev. DR.. Moses ID. Hogo will leave to-
day for Baltimore. where he will preach
Sunday. From the Monumental City n,
will go to Saratoga. where he Will spend
bis vacation. He viii return to thls city
about the Goth Of August.
A friend writes the DISPATCH from New
York under date OF the 3Oth: j. W. An
derson will sail for Hamburg to-day II he
can raise the wind" Soon afterwards
the DIsPATCu readers Will THINK baron
Munchausen has come to life.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. X. Sleieht left the
city yesterday for trip through the North
and West. Mrs. Sleight Will spend Two or
three months with relatives IN Illinois,
and Mr.. Sleight will enjoy few weeks
rest and recreation On tho shores OF Long
Island. at Sag Harbor, Easthampton. &c.
Judge Barton. of Fredericksburg, occu-
pied the seat OF Judge Witt in the Hustlugs
Court yesterday.
Judge Barton, Notwithstanding tho ex;
treme heat, contlues to hold the special
term of the Chancery Court and entered
several unimportant decrees yesterday.
Messrs. Fletcher Harrison and E. b:
Lewis. treasurer and deputy treasurer of
Brunswick county. visited the Capitol yes
terday.
DIR. George b. Steel has returned TO the
CITY after O pleasant visit OF couple or
weeks to King William county.
Miss Nora J. Brown, returned home yes
terday morning, after a very pleasant stay
with relatives and friends in Scottsville.
Miss Mamie b. Walker, who is visiting
friends in Hanover county, will return to
the city in a few days, when she Will visit
her old home, in King George county.
A. J. V. Roberts and wife returned yes
terday from Norfolk.
Messrs. John W. Starke and John W.
Walker will leave the city to-day for trip
through the country.
Miss NJ. Louisa Powers, Masters J. Alex
ander Birchett and G. II. Elsom are sum-
mering at Monte Vista, Va.
Mr.. Charles S. Gates is sojourning at the
| Blue Ridge Springs.