Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-06


Hr. W. c. Preston has returned to the
city.
Mrs. Chaetain Dillon has returned from
q visit TO Dauyile.
Mrs John ". Wash, who has been quite
sick, Is somewhat improved.
Mr.. Edwin James is very i'll at his resi-
deuce. No. west Main street.
Rev. /. j. Phaup and family are visiting
friends in Buckingham county.
Rev. DR.. r. II. Pitt Will preach at the
Secoud Baptist church Sunday morning.
The Rev. J. Calvin Stewart VIII preach
at Westminster church Sunday afternoon.
MRS.. II. Elliott and children are spend
ing the summer at Spring Hill, Louisa
county.
Mr.. W. n. Barrett and family have left
the city 10 spend the summer IN GoocA-
land county.
Mr.. James VI. Gentry, manager Shockoe
Warehouse is now IN Boston, Mass, on a
pleasure trip.
T. Salamonsky, agent, instituted suit in
the Circuit Court Yesterday for S2l5
against Il. }. c.. Myers.
NcA iams q Berry received yesterday in
bond q direct lmportation Of wOOllcn goods
on which the duty was $1,000.
Mr.. N. l.. Gentry aud her daughter,
Mrs j. VI. Gentry. left yesterday for few
weeks sojourn IN the mountains.
Mis~Juha Lindsay. of Williamsburg, and
Ms Matte Broughtou, of Norfolk. are
tie guests Of Mrs. I. }. Todd, ga west
Grace street.
Postmaster Russell has received a letter
from man down South asking him TO Sc
cure for the writer position in " bed or
cot'in-tactory.
Mr.. G.. II. Ludenbercer, of Louisville
XIV. and ". b. Brooks, Of DaEvllle. spent
Yesterday IN the city and left Tor Old Point
IN the afternoon.
General Peyton Wise was heartily greeted
bv his friends IN and around hls old beat
~ the Tobacco Exchange and about
Shocloc ship yesterday.
There Will be apersonally- conducted ex-
cursi0u TO Old Point and Norfolk next
Wednesday. the 10Th. on the steamer Ariel.
The trip will be a very pleasant one.
Colonel Thomas \. Jones, who has Just
been reelected Governor OF Alabama. was
educated az the Virginia Military Institute
and has a number Of friends IN Richmond.
An alarm Of fire was turned in from
Station g. al l:0j o'clock yesterday after
noon caused by chimney being on FIRE
on the premises 1908 Clay street. Damages
very tritllng.
Mr.. c. d. Boyd, of the Associated Rail
WAYS, has returned TO the city and is stop
ping AZ the Exchange. Mrs. Boyd aid
children Will spend the summer at her
fathers residence, IN Kentucky.
In private letter to a relative DR.. Lewis
c. BOsher, who l. travelling In Europe
with Or. Charles NJ. Shield. gives u most
interesting account of his trip from New
York % Bremen IN the steamer Kaiser
William II.
There is no excuse for the way the Man
chester electuC-cars bump over the rails NJ
the corner OF Seventh and Franklin streets.
The noise made by this operation disturbs
the whole neighborhOod. Certainly there
ought to be a remedy for the EVIL.
p Rev. Mr. Carmichael, who sailed from
Liverpool on hs return home August Sd,
viii reach Virginia next week, but Is be-
heved that be Will not resume his pastoral
duties until the lst of September. HIS
family is still at Bellmeade,n on James
river, about thirty miles above Richmond.
The following passengers arrived yester-
day morning by the Old Dominion steam
sbip WyandOtte: Miss Van BTunt, Samuel
Niles and wife, Mrs. NJ. Symonds, Miss
Turner, Mrs. White. Nj. A. Winston and
wife Mrs. L. NJ. higgins and three daugh,,
tiers. Mrs. b. NJ Quarles, daughter and
son. Ii. G.. Tyler. Frank Watson. Edward
Holland, w. d. Norton, i. q: Valentine.
z. Vincent, z. Rspson. II. Thalhimer, Miss
| Pollard, and Miss Bowe.
Charles Dilland, the Richmond boy who
! was recently arrested IN Stafford county,
| is a sou of Mr.. Robert q. Dilland, an en-,
ployee Of the Lower gas-works, and until
/ recently was a messenger IN the fostal
! TELEGRAPH office here. His former asso-
ciates at the telegraph office do not credit
/ the charge against him, and General-Man-
ager Hates gives him fine character tol
/ faithfulness and steadiness. His father lei
| for Stafford yesterday morning.