Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-16
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DR.. Stuart McGuire has returned to the
/ city.
Mrs. Ada Day Leary and Miss Julia solari
have gone to tho Warm Springs. .
I The funeral procession of Mrs. Hartley
Sunday afternoon was an unusually long
/ one.
/ Mr.. John F. Ewig. of the firm Of John
/ F. Ewig d Co., has gone North on busl-
ness trap
Miss Lottie Sickerger. Of east Franklin
street. is visiting the Misses Cosby, OF Han
over county.
/ Mr.. Charles II. Page, who has been quite
/ sick for several days, was thought TO &c
/ better yesterday.
( DR.. William W. Parker will conduct the
Wednesday-nicht service at Broad-otreeV
Methodist church.
DR.. Edward Eggleston, Of this city, left
last evening on a pleasure trip 20 Baltl-
more and Washington.
Mss Iva b. Lyle. Of Bedford City, is
visiting her brother Mr.. Charles ~
Lyle, of west Cary street.
Misses Willie and Sallie Coates. Of 6l5
north Tenth street, are visiting friends
near Cuckoo. Louisa county.
Mr.. George g. Ryan preached to good
congregation Sunday afternoon at En-
manuel Presbyterian church.
Mr.. William c. Hundley, an diidcte ofthe
Exchange Hotel, who has been quite SICK,
has gone TO Otterburn Springs.
Mrs. Warren j. Bond, of Boston. Mass,
formerly of this city, Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. O. V. Lucas. Of Church Hill.
Mr. z. II. Cabell Attorney for the Stand
l0ft irh
City on business for the Company.
Mr.. Thomas W. Gentry leaves to-day for
Atlanta and Columbus, Ga. lie Will 10
accompanied by his cousin, Miss Mary
Hasker.
Miss Mary A. Brandrick and her cousin,
Miss Florence BraudIick, of Church Hill,
are on visit to their old home in Powha.
tan county.
Rev. Mr.. Rawlings. of Ciay-Street
Methodist Episcopal church, will conduct
the services at the Soldiers Home chapel
tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. J. F. Shinberger and daughter,
Alice, and niece, Mss Fannie Blue Wood
son, will leave TO-DAY for Baltimore, Phlla-
delphia. and Atlantic City.
Messrs. Frank O. Simmons and J. II.
Bullock left Yesterday for trip TO New
York and Gcney Island. They also expect
TO visit Saratoga and Niagara Fahs.
Mrs. Meta Hundley, accompanied by
Miss Permelia Baccigalupo, left for Hamp-
ton last Wednesday to spend n few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Richard Crump.
Rev. James J.. Cook oficiated 1unday
morning at the Tnird Presbyterian church.
in the afternoon at Young Mems Christian
Association Hall, and at night at Old-Mar-
ket Hail.
Miss Mollie Harmon, who has been
visiting her uncle. Mr. James Il. Hammon.
of 2G0J Neuable street has returned home,
accompanied by her cousin. Miss Renia .
Harmon.
The game Of bah announced to be |
played at Island Park this afternoon be- |
tween picked nine and the Richmond |
College team has been postponed until /
next week.
The Blues select moonlight excursion b
will be gwen August 2jth instead of next
Thursday night. and the Ariel's excursion
10 Norfolk and Newport News will occur
on the 9th.
Misses Katie and Maria German left
Saturday for Norfolk, where they will
remain several weeks. They will visit Old
Point, Portsmouth, and Ocean View be- /
fore returning.
Mr.. Ryland G. Williams, of Augusta. Ca,
who has been spending his vacation in this
city and Manchester among relatives and
friends, IS now on his way back to his
southern home.
Miss LIZZIE Foster. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in GoOch0nd
and the counties adjacent thereto. has .
returned home after very pleasant trip .
of about SIX weeks.
Mrs. r. VI. Huxter and sister, Mrs. j. w. /
Talley, have left for Variety Springs to i
spend the remainder OF August, and then /
will visit several other mountain resorts 3
before returning home.
Tho Governor yesterday issued his war I
rants on the Auditor in favor of the per-
sons commissioned in HenricO, Montgom-
cry, and Nelson tOdstrlbute the direct-tax
fund in these counties.
Rev. j. C. Stewart will leave on the Old
Dominion Line to-day for New York. He .
will visit Saratoga and other points while
on ms vacation, and will preach, among
other places at Yonkers, n. Y.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Vulcan lrOn-Works was held yes
terday at the cOmpany's Offices, on Seventh
street, and the old officers and directors
were reelected. Only routine business
was transacted.
Messrs. Sol Haas, general manager Rich
mond and Danvllle railroad; o. V. Smith,
general manager Seaboard Airline; Ii:
III. Emerson, assistant general freight and
passenger agent Atlantic Coast-Llne, and
others were in the city yesterday.
MIR. Carter W. Branch. who was thrown
from vehicle last week IN the vicinity of
White Sulphur, is doing well. An ankle
was sprafned aud he was not otherwise in
jured. He will remain at White sulphur
until about the lst of September.
The forty-ninth annual report of the
Male Orphan Asylum, giving an interest,"
ing account of the operations of that insti-
tuition during the past year, has Just been
issued in pamphlet form. DIR. w. W.
Parker is president. and Mrs. Joseph X.
Gill superintendent.
Chicken-thieves are becoming numerous
in the suburbs. Several attempts have
been frustrated lately by the adoption OF
an invention which, II is hoped, will prove
efficacious. The novelty of it is what at
tracts attention. Ii gives no warning 10
the thief. but is certain either to catch him
or kill him.
Captain Charles L. Loehr. past-grand
chancellor and treasurer OF the Hines Me
mortal Committee Of Virginia. will Leave
next Sunday tor Kansas City TO attend the
meeting OF tho Supreme Lodge, Knights OF
Pythias. The First Virginia Regiment, Dhi-
formed Rank, Will pass through here Sat,
urday night en- rostie 70 Kansas CITY, ana
will probably be Joined by several Rich
mond Knights.
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