Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-14
pcrs,nnI. and Briefs.

Niss IIelop i. Wilson is visiting rcla-
:ives in Amelia c0unts.
Mr.. H. Semler LEFT Tuesday for New
York end Philadelphia.
Nr. ". !. Blakey Of Ford's Hotel, has
returned from ms vacation.
Mia Fannie Eaton has returned from
visit 20 friends n Petersburg.
Eov. George II. Eav. Jr.. will FL his
fafher'- pulpit at tnlon-Siaiion next SAD
bath.
NJ. W. W. Moss. Of the Exchange Hotel,
left Thursday for Petersburg and other IN
tcrmediafe points.
Dove Lodge. No. u. A.F. a 4. ~. meets
tonight ar o'clock and viii work III the
first ald third degrees.
Mr. H. r. Pusey appeared before CITY,
Clerk B. 4. Au tust Yesterday and qualified
a Deputy HiGh-Constabie.
Rev. Dr. 4. y. Wooddn, Formerly q
Richmond. who has been M be city this
week. has returned TO Hampton.
Captain John II. Redwood lett Yesterday
morning for Charles CITY. whcre he VIII
spend some time visiting friends.
The work of laying the curbing on the
south side of Albemarle street between
Pine and Belyidore has been begun.
Melons and fruits are more abundant IN
Richmond than they have been for many
wears and prices are very reasonable.
The Glen Allen, will play the deciding
oame with the lilil Printing Company
Cub at Island Park Saturday AZ $50 +. VI.
Mr.. W. =. Quarle4 and Mss Louise
Ouarles lett "Wednesday ni-ht Tor Cincin-
nat to spend month with relatives there.
Mr.. Newton VAUGHAN has taken pos
session OF hl~ new home AZ Ashland. Dr.
Tudor VIII conduct a prayer-meetlng
there tonight.
Tom Robinson and Robert Lindsay were
received al the peniteDuary yesterd ay
from DanvIile TO serve one year each Tor
malicious assault.
Dr. Morrison. wife, and daughter Of
Memphis, Tenn, passed through the CITY
to-day on their way TO King William couu-
" 10 VISIT friends.
Right Worshipful George II. Ray left the
CITY Yesterday to attend u Masonic gather
;ng at BOvdton and deliver gu address IN
the interest Of the craft.
Leigh Street Baptist church has adopted
resolutions expressing their regret Mt the
departure of Rev. Dr. Frost, their late be-
loved and efficient pastor.
The excited condition of the Chicago
cram market has had no effect on the
transactions on the Richmond Exchange
Everything Is exceedingly quiet.
Mr.. Fred. Peasants has returned from
a vacation spent III New England. lie
was in Maine fishing for week or two,
and enjoyed the sport very much.
Mr.. Raymond, late of the Reservoir Rose
Gardens. with his wife and daughter leaves
today for Rochester. n. Y.,. and Toronto,
Can. where he Will attend florists con-
yentlOns.
Bishop Randolph was III the city this
week. but returned 10 the old family es-
tate, Casanova. in Fauquier county. His
daughter. who was sick with fever, Is con-
yalcscent.
A very pleasant picnic was given at
New Reservoir Park Wednesday. IL was
under the direction of Mrs. William D.
Roach, Mrs. l.. T.. Bernard. and Miss Jen-
ME Curtis.
Mr.. Arthur r. Mayo, clerk to DR.. W: I:
Oppenhimer, President of the Board OF
Health, left yesterday for the White sui
phur. During his absence DR.. George
Archer will attend to his duties.
Mr.. w. ID. Snead has issued cards to the
marriage of his daughter. Miss Mary: To
Mr.. Sidney /. Gillian on Wednesday after
noon, August 26th, at z. NJ, at the resi-
dence, No. 923 east Marshall street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Redwood and Misses
vertua Redwood and Rosa MINI left Mon,
day for Old Point. where they will spend
some time. They will visit friends IN
Charles City county before returning.s