Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-11

Mr.. Frank Grigg, Of this city, returned
yesterday from Europe.
Mr.. j.. r. Tyree Is out again after a pro-
tracted illness OF SIX weeks.
The Misses Weaver. Of Gordonsville, are
visiting Mrs. T. II. Stovall, on Church Hill.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John A.. Redford and child
are visiting Mr.. ii. Terry and other friends
III King William.
Mrs. John Council, of Florence, Ala, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. Tenser, of
5l3 north Eighth street.
The Chancery Court has adjourned for
the term. The neat regular session begins
on the first Monday in September.
James Stanley was taken out TO the peni-
t%entiary YESTERDAY from the city jail 70
serve a term of FIVE Yeas for burglary.
Miss Annie y. Tribe, of Baltimore. who
has been visiting Miss Mary A.. Bigger, No.
9O2 east Leigh street. has returned home.
Mr.. n. Theodore Ellyson and Mr.. Evan
r. Chesterman, of the DIsPArCa, were
registered at the Herald Office, Paris, Tues
day.
Misses Elise and Annette Word. daugh-
ters of John p. Word, Esq. left the city
Tuesday for Fredericksburg to visit Miss
Belle Downing.
Mrs. II. A. Amos has returned TO the
city after an extended trip TO Norfolk and
Portsmouth, visiting relatives, andis much
improved in health.
Old Dominion Club will hold a regular
meeting at its headquarters this evening.
A full attendance is desired, rs matters or
importance are to be discussed.
Miss Della Dicksey, with Levy Il Davis.
and her cousin. Miss May Penton. left bv
the Old Dominion Line Tuesday evening
for New York on o visit OF a few weeks TO
relatives.
Mrs. William A. Mitchell and her sister,
Miss G.. l.. Wingield, have Just returned
from 4 pleasant visit OF several weeks TO
Newport News. where they werethe guests
of Mrs. j. Il. Jennings.
Miss Emmie Wherry, who returned a few
DAYS ago from CherrystOne Cottage, will
leave tins evening TO spend the remainder
Of the summer with her relatives III
Orange and Culpeper counties, va.
DIR. John G.. Irevilian and wife have lett
for Boston, Bar Harbor, and Saratoga, TO
be absent about 1--WE weeks. They were to
sail last evening from Norfolk for Boston
by the Merchants and Miners Line.
Miss Matte b. Elicit returned from
Newport News last week. n left the city
for Bedford city Saturday morning.. ac-
companied By her friend, Miss Lola
Mitchell. They will return in September.
Judge II. w. Flournoy will go to Prince
George Courthouse to-day, where ne anu
CAPT AIN I. X. Lassiter, of Petersburg VIII
make addresses IN behalf of the Demo
Gratis. Judge F%lournoy spoke in Lunen-
burg on Monday.
A Especial meeting of the Council Com
/ mittee on Streets will be held ia the Clty
Engineers Office at 7 o'clock this evening,
The Committee on Light will make It's pro-
posed inspection of the city electric-lamps
this evening also.
Captain William Fowle, of Staunton;
O. IA. Price, Of Albemarie y. III. Cooper,
OF Franklin; Colonel Richard Marshall, OF
Norfolk; A. G. Cromwell, OF Norfolk conn
tY. and Judge Barton, OF Fredericksburg,
visited the Capitol yesterday.
IL ia hoped that the Committee on
Streets will before meeting TINS evening
inspect the street-car tracks az the corner
Of Seventh and Franklin. with u view TO
giving the long-sutfering residents OF mat
n~eiobborhood relief from b humping
noise made by the Manchester cars.
TIL congregation OF the First Presby-
terrain church az Wilmington. N. o., pave
passed resolutions earnestly entreating
their pastor. Rev. Peyton. II. hoRe, l.. ~,
TO remain with them and not accept tne
professorship In the Union theological
Seminary to which he was recently
elected.
IL il understood that the Grand Lodge
OF siasons will be invited TO lay the
| cornerstone Of the Chamber OF Com
merca. The ceremony viii take place IN
about a month or SIX weeks. The founda-
tion-work OF the new building Is peinR
pushed rapidly, and the whole edihce WA
! Dc completed ~ about q year and . nall