Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-17

OihSu, llU west Ola1 obAoCt'
MIR. J. d. X. sleight will conduct ser
vices at the Old Ladies' Home, on north
Seventh street. at 6 p. VI. to-day.
Mr.. Charles +. Burlington will leave the
city tomorrow night for an extended trip
through the New England States.
Howard's-Grove Methodist church will
hold a festival beginning Monday night.
1t will continue through the week.
The Misses Baileys. of Washington, will
visit Misses Mary and Kate Dodson, at the
Hotel Dodson. for the next two weeks.
Professor Edmund Harrison's condition
was more favorable last night than the
night before. He is still critically Ill, how
ever.
Mr.. Henry W. Grady. of Atlanta, son of
the lamented editor of the Atlanta Consh-
tuition. is in the city. He is o guest at the
Exchange.
Mr.. +. NJ. Newman and bride have ar
rived from %Irvington, n. j.. and are stop
ping with the Misses Hexter, No. 3ll east
Clay street.
Mrs. Talcott, of Bon Air, and daughters
are seeking health and pleasure by the sea-
side at Mrs. Harry Selden's cottage. Viz
ginia Beach.
Mrs. William Fl. Marshall and family. of
north Sixth street, will leave the city TO-
morrow morning to spend a few weeks at
the seashore.
Mrs. @. W. Taylor and Mrs. T.. A. Taylor,
of No. PIT north Eighteenth street, LETT
Yesterday to visit friends and relatives In
Powhatan county.
Miss Carrie W.Frick, of Brook road, will
leave Thursday for Baltimore: Phiiadei-
phia, and New York. She will be absent
the entire summer.
Mrs. +, P. Mann and her grand-daugh-
ter. Miss Eta Hobbs. left Wednesday 10
spend several weeks in Petersburg with
relatives and friends.
Miss Sallie Broaddus Snead, who spept
several DAYS in Richmond last week. IN
route from Old Point, has returned to her
home, in Fork Union.
p Miss Cary Adams, of No. $50 north
Twentieth street. Is visiting her cousin;
Miss Lena Adams, of Locust I'LL"
Charles City county. Va.
Miss Edith d. Renauld, who has been
visiting Mrs. John Ill. Askew at 3l7 north
Fourth street. returned to her home, IN
Brooklyn, n. Y, Friday.
Misses Fannie L. iBurch and Carrie /.
Clark, of Church Hill. are spending the
summer at johnson City, Tenn, with their
aunt. Mrs. W.. q. Mather.
Rev, f. B. Hatcher breaches to-day in
New York at the Church of the Epiphany
and next Sunday in the Seventh church
Or. Tupper's). Baltimore.
Cards are out tor the marriage of Mr..
| Richmond Maury, of this city. on the goth
instant. at Christ church, Smithheld, Va,
To Miss Mary wilson Jordan.
Mrs. j. G. MInson aud little son Julian,
| of 804 east Leigh street, left last Saturday
| to visit relatives and friends in York coun-
| ty, where they will spend the summer.
Hon. A. W. Graham, of Oxford, N. O.,
| Youngest son of Governor William A. Ora
ham. was in the city yesterday, the guest
| of Major N. A. Gregory, Ala west Main.
A moonlight excursion will be run to
Warwick Park Monday night. The gon-
| dola will leave the wharf at and 10 o'clock.
| Music and dancing will be the features.
A priyate letter received from Williams
| burg last night says Mrs. Lyon e.. Tyler Is
slowly improving. though at one time her
| friends had almost despaired OF her life.
Mr.. f. O.. Jones and children. of 2521
| Venable street, left yesterday To visit rela-
| tiyes and friends in the mountains, where
| they expect TO remain three or four weeks.
Mr.. George Crutchfeld. sary and
| business manager of the State Newspaper
| COMPANY. left with his family Yesterday
| for Culpeper. He will return on Monday.
Phil. Kearney Post. q. A. R.. Is making
| efforts to get the st. Louis Posts TO visit
Richmond on tho occasion or the meet
| ing of the grand encampment at Washing
ton.
The ambulance was called last night at
| 1920 o'clock 10 the grain elevator, on
| Seventeenth street, to a white man suffer:
ing with cramps. He was treated and
left.
Miss Emily Glasgow will leave next
Wednesday for the mountains. She Will
| spend some time in Lexington, Buena
Vista, and Lynchburg before coming home
in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Allen and their
daughter Maggie and little Rosa Curry left
YESTERDAY for Old Point, Ocean View. and
Virginia Beach, where they will spend
some time.
MIR. Fl. w. Terrell. of Baltimore, Nd.
who has been visiting MIR. p. I. Ryan, on
Seventh street, left yesterday for Fudalo
Lithia Springs, where ne expects foreman
two months.
Mrs. Charles L. Arnall and children. Su-
sic and Irwin. of Church Hill. are visiting
Mrs. Arnall's sister. Mrs. Ambroselii, OF
Charlottesville. From there they will go
to StauntoD.
Mrs. Caskie Cabell. who has been spend
ing the last two weeks with Mrs. Russell
Robinson at her home, in Nelson ountv,
will 90 this week TO Glasgow to visit Mrs.
Fitzhugh Lee.
Mrs. NJ. E. Walker and her two grand
daughters, Misses Lizzie and Eunice
Walker. have gone to West Point to spend
a short time. Thew will return to Rich
mond the last of this week.
The alarm at LOS p. n. yesterday from
Box 10 was caused by o fire built by some
boys on Pickett street. Some person see
ing q dense smoke sent on an alarm WITH
out making further inquiry.
Mrs. NJ. p. Murphy, accompanied by her
two sons left the city last Thursday eve,
ming for Lexington, Ky.,. where she VIII
spend the remainder Of the summer with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. Dolan.
Mr.. .. r. Netherland and Misses Alice
aud Emma Nctherland are summering IN
the mountains of Southwest Virginia.
They will extend their outing as tar as
Monroe Red Sulphur Springs, W. Va, be-
fore they return.
Rev. Dr.. Hoge will preach at his church
this morning at IL o'clock and In the ar
ternoon st 8 o'clock. The latter service
lasts only about three quarters Of an hour.
To-day viii be DR.. Hogs's last Sunday IN
Richmond during The summer.
The following Richmond parties arc
registered at the Brandon Basic City;
u ~. b. Lewis, 3. H Lewis, Ike Sycle, Jr.,
". H Tabb. q. A. Il uxssie, Mn. Robert
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