Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-02
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Mr.. vollie Walden, of Lanexa, Va, Is in
the city.
Miss Kate O'Sulllvan is summering at
Drewry's Bluff.
Mrs. Nellie McDonough has gone to the
White SULPHUR Springs.
Mr.. w. N. Mcveigh, of Alexandria, ar
rived IN the city this morning.
II is Mr.. A. +. Noel instead Of j. f. Noel
who has leased the Bon Air Hotel.
Deputy-Sergeant McCabe has left on
southern trip of months duration.
Miss Bessie Gentry. of 2Os east Clay
street, is visiting friends in Baltimore.
Misses Daisy Bell Dean and Daisy Lee
White are visiting relatives in Petersourg'
Mr.. Ralph E. Brush, of New York, is in
the city, the guest of Mr.. Will McDonoushs
Mrs. w. J. johnson has gone to the
Rockbridge Alum Springs to spend Few
weeks.
Miss Lula Bethel is visiting friends in
Lynchburg, and her health IS greatly i'm
proved
Mr.. Lewis n. Blair and family have gone
TO Basic City. Mr.. Blair will return In
about week.
Miss Fannie L. Bladon, of Roanoke, who
has been visiting Mrs. A. Il. Peacock, has
returned home.
Mrs. George Fairlamb and son. Everett,
will leave tomorrow for Glen Allen TO
spend the month Of August.
Mr.. w. Il. Cridln has returned to the
city after a pleasant visit to friends ana
relatives IN King William county, Va.
Miss Maggie II. O'Neil of Baltimore,
Md. who was visiting her aunt, Mrs. ID.
O'Neil, returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. 7. b. Gill and wife. of Milford.
passed through the city yesterday on their
way to Old Point and Virginia Beach.
Miss Kate McDonough, who has been
visiting in Scotland and Claremont. Va,
for the last two months, has returned home.
Mr.. William Smith, of COG west Clay
street. was called suddenly 10 Fluvanna
county by the illness of his wife's mother.
Miss Bertha Fitzpatrick. of Chester. has
returned from Bedford City, accompanied
by her friend, Miss Duncan, OF Bell
Haven.
Mr.. George Canning Wilde. the veteran
Richmond journalist, has returned from
Lynchburg, where he has been for several
months.
Mrs. Josephine Trevilian has gone to
Buffalo Ridge Springs to spend the month
of August.
Mrs. Mary Willitts. who has been quite
sick, was taken to the Retreat for the Sick
on Tuesday.
Misses Maggie Shea and Sena Sherer
have gone 10 Roanoke 10 visit their sister,
Miss Josephine Sherer.
Colonel Parsons. of Natural Bridge, and
his family passed through the city yester-
day on their way TO Newport.
There was no improvement in the con-
dition of either Professor Harrison or
Mrs StrinGfellow yesterday. Both are
critically Ill.
Mr.. W. Ennis and wife and Mrs. James
f.. Jones and daughter, Bertha. lett yester-
day morning to visit relatives near Lloyd's,
Essex county.
Misses Jennie and Maggie Ryan left last
Saturday for Coney Island, Hartford, and
Meriden, Conn.
Messrs. Edward Stumpf and Edward
Lee left the city last night for Philade.,;;
phia and Atlantic City, where they Will
Join their wives.
Miss Carrie Heberle. stenographer for
the franklin Davis Company. has gone to
Surry county TO spend the present week
with Miss Annie Younglove.
DIR. Hunter Mcclure, Major Lewis Gin
ter. Mr.. Herman, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dunlop sail from New York, tomorrow IN
the City of Paris for Europe.
General Joseph r. Anderson has just
returned from the White Sulphur and
~. 8 to hA hnnnt0fna
for the benefit Of his health.
Mr.. John t. Saunders, of the Exchange
Hotel, will leave on the Old Dominion
steamer to-day for visit TO New York.
New London, Conn.,, and other places.
1t is thought that the parties who paid
$500 for the Dinety-days' option on the
Masonic property at the corner of Fifth
and Main will build magnificent hotel.
The fine of Mrs. Omega Wren. who was
committed to Jail on Friday upon being
convicted of keeping disorderly house.
was on Sunday paid and she was released.
Mr.. w. G.. Williams, of Floyd avenue.
has returned from pleasant sojourn in
Kansas CITY, Mo-, and will in September
enter the law class of the University OF
Virginia.
The Richmond Knights Templar will
start on their pilgrimage to Denver at l0:45
p. NJ. Thursday night, instead OF on
Wednesday evening, as has been heretofore
published.
The alarm of fire turned iE from Box No.
1913 ut 9:l5 Sunday night was occasioned by
slight burning of the dwelling OF A.
Francioni, corner Broad and Smith streets.
Damage trifing.
Miss LauraV. Huntley left the city on
last Wednesday TO visit friends and rela-
lions in Amherst county. Before return
ing she viii spend several weeks at Luray
and Natural Bridge.
Mrs. A. T. Wright left the city q few
days since for her old home IN Fauquier
county, where she was joined last week. by
her brother, MIR. l.. A. Sampselle. wte,
and two children. of Bluefeld, W. Va.
An important meeting of the City Demo-
cratic Committee will be held in the Cir
euIt-Court room tonight. The matter or
electing delegates to the congressional
convention will probably be taken mp.
Colonel and Mrs. r. l.. Maury, Miss
Maury, and Miss Minor. of the University
of Virginia. sailed on Saturday for Holland,
expecting to spend several months In
Paris and London and in Southern France.
a tuctlluE VI lut OOlutulLttc Oi A''f
Market was held yesterday evening. ana
considerable routine business was trans
acted. A resolution asking the Council 10
appropriate $500 TO the current expense
account Of the market was adopted.
Mr.. William J. Woods has returned from
the Tidewater section, where he has ceen
on a second very pleasant and snccesslu'
sojourn in the collection of rare pirds.
He expects TO exhibit bis rare display az
the State Exposition this fall.
The following suits were entered in the
City Circuit Court yesterday: Ihe Cohen
Company against @. n. Johnston for $50 !;
Virginia Steel, Iron and Slate Company
against John O'Toole for 81 100; hacnea
Myers against Joseph Heppert for Sioo.
Mr.. John h. Russell. superintendent Of
schools for Henfico county. announces
that he will be at his Office on Ihursday
and Friday OF this week for the purpose oL
examining all white applicants. and on tns
eth and 10th 70 examine ell ccloreu Appn-
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