Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-25
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THE DISPATCHES USUAL SUNDAY COL
LECTION or PERSONAL NOTES.
Richmoud People Returning from Their
summer outings--Bricf Resume
OF Local Happenings.

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Miss Z. X. johnson has returned from Flu
wanna.
Misses Loram and Houston viii visit New York
next week.
Mrs. Henry Miller, Of West Point, was I'm the
city thursday.
Mrs. Jacob Michaux and family have returned
from Nimrod Hau.
Mr.. J. NJ. To.er. Of Chattanooga, Tenn, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Luiie Michaur, OF Mlchaux. Powhstsn
county, IL in Richmonf.
Miss susie L. Norfset has returned from an
extended northern trip.
Mr Benjamin r. Bipscomb has returned from
the White sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Robert COPELAND. Of Williamsburg, was In
Richmond on Thursday and Friday.
Miss Maggie Cloves, OF Williamsburg, is visit
ing relatives Mt 500 south Laurel street.
Mr.. Lewis @. Wood and family, Of Columbia, 8.
] c., are In the city on q visit 10 relatives.
Mr. d. X. slelght will address tho boys In
| the reformatory at Laurel this afternoon.
/ The Madison-W Ward Democratic Club will meet
at the City Han tomorrow night at o'clock.
Rev. DIR. John J. Lafferty passed through Rich
mond yesterday route for his home, at Crozet.
Miss Alice Loyal has returned to the city from
| n very pleasant visit 10 tho country this sum-
| mer.
Cadet s. Vance Loyenstein has returned 10 tho
Agricultural and Mechanical College at Blacks-
| burg.
! days after o delightful visit to Washington and
| Baltimore.
Mr.. William O'Hara, m ecclesiastical student
of ST. Charles College, Baltimore, has returned to
! his studies.
Miss Maggie NJ. Hughson. n Louisa, Va, Is
| the guest OF Miss Florence f. T0ler 15l4 west
Cary street.
Mr.. John B. Darlington anf family, of Ala
| hama, are visiting Mr.. Carringtons father, No.
! 52l west Grace.
The colored Odd-Fellows viii run sn excursion
! 10 Washington on Saturday night va the Chesa-
! poake and Ohio road.
Revival services will be held at Howard's-
! Grove baptist church during the week. Preach
! ing by Rev. K. L. Gay.
Mrs. J.. j. Cardoza, who has been summering
| Mt the Blue Ridge and In Orange county, Is ex-
pected home thus week.
Rev. Father Tierney has been on visit TO his
homo, at Harpers Ferry, on account OF the illness
/ OF some members Of his family.
Miss Wyiie Royal, who has been on a visit TO
| her sister, Miss Aupyn Royal, returned TO her
! home, In Hanover, on Thursday.
Mrs. w. j. Woods left on Friday last for n
visit 10 Washington, Baltimore, and Norfolk,
where che will Join her husband.
Miss Anastasla Howard, who has been visiting
in 81. Paul, Mimi, will spcnd the winter in
Louisville, Memphis, and Baltimore.
Mr. Horace A. Hawkins, who Is confined to his
home, No. 513 north Twenty-sxth street, by
sickness, was slightly better yesterday.
Mr. Frank G.. Robins has been in the city for a
few days. He leaves tonight on pleasure trip
with some Virginia friends 20 New York city.
~ ~ Nor Tom NJ
been visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. T.. l.. Kid
well, 314 east Cary street, during the past week.
Mrs Julian Manassas Solomon and her son,
Julian NJ, Jr, OF Savannah, Ca, are on a visit
10 Mrs. SoOmon's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Low
ensten.
Mr.. W. F. Mitchell, OF Church Hin, hasreturn-
ed home after pleasant visit OF three months
20 relatives and friends In Pennsylvania and
New Jersey.
Colonel II. c. Marshall, OF Portsmouth, and
Mr.. X. l.. Montague OF this city, viii address the
linton Democratic Club at PowelPs Hall Monday
night at o'clock.
Rev. John W. Harris, pastor Of the Baptist
church. Brdgewater, Va, is in the city visiting
his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. L. Percival
507 west Clay street.
Rev. Father Cutler, Of Alexandria, formerly
Of the sarred-Heart church, spent several days
in Richmond last week and was cordially well
coined by his friends.
Miss Madeline Granger. Of Church Hill, has
returned homo after n pleasant trip OF two
weeks rs the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Stephens, Of Norfolk.
Miss Kato Anthony, Of stanton, who has been
visiting the Misses Hicks, Of Church Hill, has
turned home 20 resume her studies at tho Wes-
logan Female Institute.
Twonty young Indians from North aud South
Dakota, Idaho, and Wyoming passed through
Richmond Friday afternoon en- route for tho
Hampton Normal School.
Colonel John b. Cary has been appointed a
member OF the Advisory Council Of the Worlds
Congress Auxiliary Of tho Worlds Columbian
Exposition on Lie Insurance.
Rev. Dr.. Hoge viii preach at his church at IL
O'clock this morning, and a. tho First Presbyte-
rian church az night. Rev. DR.. Kerr viii preach
at Dr. HOge's In the afternoon.
St. Joseph's and st. Patricks Academy each
report largo attendance OF pupils, with pros
poets OF an Increase later in the session. All
OF tho other schools are doing vol.
Miss Alice V. Gaines, daughter Of Mr.. E. W.
Games, OF the Danyille Register who has been
visiting relatives In Norfolk, Is now the guest OF
her uncle, SIR. ID. ii. Gaines, Of Henrico.
General Fitzhugh Leo arrived in the city yes
terday evening from Wayerly, where he spoke II
nOOn De is the guest Of Colonel ". niles Cary,
aud will leave this morning for his home, at
Glasgow.
Mr. Thomas F. Foley. OF Dennison, Texas, who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. James quinn, of
us north Second street, left Friday for home, |
I'm route he Will visit his sister at Elizabeth
town. Ky.
The following suits were entered In tho City !
Circuit Court yesterday: Guarantee Cigar Com |
pany against w. T.. Crawford for $500; s. j. |
Duval against W. ". Campbell and w. II. |
Nickels for $500; Leake s. Carter against l. j. |
Hawks for $500
President Buford Of the Worlds Fair Board, |
ufalf ..f .ffs ~.
lumbar Exposition nj fredericksburg on We'd |
nesday the 2Sth, during the Rappahannock Val |
Icy Agricultural Fair.
Mr. G. I. Perry. who was married at Fairfax
Courthouse on Monday last. and who with his
bride has been visiting relatives here for several
days, left yesterday morning for Washington and
other northern cities
DIR. RIdden, after spending several weeks in
the mountains Of Virginia, has returned 10 the |
city. During his absence no attended the
meeting Of the Medical Society OF Virginia at
the Allegheny Springs.
The ambulance was called yesterday afternoon
ct 100 o'clock 10 the First Poco-Station to a |
white man who had fallen down the stops aud
cut his head while under the influence OF liquor |
He was treated and LETT
Very Rev. Benjamin j. Kelley, brother OF Hon.
A. NJ. Kelley, was In the city last week. lie was
madam cities, and stopped over 70 visit bis sister
and the Richmond clergy. Father Kelley is |
OF Atlanta.
The Disciples mass-meeting, 10 DO hold at the
SeYenth-Street Christian church this morning,
viii be quite interesting. There will be some
excellent music. DR.. Hall will preside. and ali
Of the other pastors OF this denomination will
take part In the exercises.
Mr.. c. L. Graves. the advance agent of the
4" His Ntbs the Baron which stranded
here Friday night, IL In the city. lie attributes
the disOrganization Of the troupe to jealOusies
existing among the actors and the carelessness
OF the managers All the members OF the troupe
left for their homes yesterday.
The Executive Committee Of the Board Of
Worlds Fair Managers, Captain ). II. II. Fggat |
will meet on Wednesday IN this city, |
nc Colonel Bufords ONCE, the headquarters OF |
the board. On the following day, the 18th in
st mt, at ~ NJ, the regular bl-monthIy meeting
Of the board will be held at the same place.
The rush OF travel incident 70 tho meeting OF
the Grand Army Of tho Republic being over, the
OF freight trains through Washington |
l. resumed. The Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad IS row prepared 70 receive and
dispatch freight 20 all northern, eastern, ana
western points as heretofore. The Chesapeake
ana Ohio has also resumed its regular freight
schedule.
Captain j. L. Parker and wife, of Lynn, Mass,