Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

home.
Misses Julia Ganzert and Laura Wagner
have returned 20 the city, after two de.
News.
Mrs. Thomas Noah Higgins, of New
York, and her three daughters, have re.
turned home from Phmbus after pleasant
soiourn.
The handsome new memorial altar 70.
Gently erected at St. Mary's church will be
dedicated after the return OF Bishop Van
de Vyver.
The amount Of interest Virginia viii re.
ceivc on tho direct tax IS S2,6iS.s0. The
penalties, amounting to S393.l9, will also
be paid back.
Messrs. Charles J. and Taylor r. Chris
tian have left for the mountains, where
they are looking forward 70 a season oil
good hunting.
Mrs. Bette Donnelly. Miss Amber. and
Mr.. Harry ID. Eustace, of No. $40 east
Franklin street, have gone 10 Old Point Tor
brief season.
Mr.. A. l.. jenkins, Of 211 north Third
street, left on the 800 train over the Dan
vile road this morning for southern trip
Of several days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Rowland and their
daughter. Miss Grace, accompanied by MT.
w. u. Smither aud Miss Alice Peimont,
are of Old Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Holmes have re-
turned home very much improved In
kealth after a very pleasant trip to the
Cold SULPHUR Springs.
Misses Katie b. Rankin, Annie Carroll,
| haua rafnrnnd home.
after delightful trip 10 Norfolk, Virginia
Beach, and Ocean View.
Mrs. II. j. Bottom. after spending seye-
raj weeks visiting in Norfolk. Portsmouth,
and Newport News, has returned home
much improved in health.
Mr.. William A. Danner has returned 70
Richmond after spending some time IN tne
Blue Ridge Mountains and at the home OF
his mother, near Staunton.
Miss Annie L. Terry, of north Twenty
fifth street. has returned home from de-
hphtful visit TO her uncle, j. 4. Terry.
chief of police of Roanoke.
Miss Blanche Heckler returned home
Wednesday after having, spent two
months north visiting New York, Manhat-
tau Beach, and Long Branch.
Miss Annie Ryan, Of 1856 south Laurel
street. has returned after delightful trip
of three weeks 10 Washington, ID. c., the
guest of Miss Mamie Leonard.
Rev. J. J. Wicker and wife (nee Pun
phrey), of Norfolk. who have been visiting
Captain w. L. Humphrey and family, of
9O4 west Main street, left for home yester-
day.
Mrs. T. Wiley Davis, three children, and
nprse are spending the remainder Of the
summer at Moss Gables. in Powhatan
county, and viii return home Septem Der
14th.
Dir. Robert L. Yates and his brother John
will leave the city to-day to visit their
mother at Toano, James City county, and
will be accompanied by Mr.. John II.
Crouch.
Mrs. r. J. johnson will return to her
home, 703 north Ninth street, city, Sep
tember LIST. after spending the summer
with her brother, Mr.. j. E. Hall, of Bod
ford City.
Miss Mamie Holdsworth and her friend.
Miss Kate Mallory. will return Monday
from boswell. Hanover county, after
spending delightful visit of two weeks
with friends.
Rev. Charles Randolph Uncles, who is
expected soon to visit Richmond, Is q ma
tive of Baltimore, is 80 years old, and the
first colored priest ever ordained IN the
United States.
Captain r. A. L. Dabney has been ap-
pointed TO take charge of the rooms of tie
Powhatan Club, Uice Willie Tyler, who re-
signed 10 accept position with the Demo
cratic Committee.
Mr.. George L. Anderson has gone to
Buffalo Springs to accompany his wife and
two children, Mamie and Johnnie Ander-
son, to Lynchburg. They will spend q
month in the mountains.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Miss
Annie L. Verne qualified as administrative
tor the estate of the late Charles Nj. Verne.
Jacob Fluhr qualified as administrator for
the estate of Kate Phugfelder.
Miss Annie Calder, of Wilmington. N. O.,
who for the past month has been the
guest of her uncle, MIR. Calder, at the New
Reservoir, left Thursday for her home, in
time for the closing season at the seashore.
Major Charles U. Bringle and Captain r.
I. Leath have returned from delightful
vacatIonof two weeks spent Ill New York
and adjacent New Jersey resorts, tho
roughly refreshed and ready for business.
Policeman j. j. Walton, Of the Second
District, has returned to the CITY after
having spent about two months in Hinton.
W. Va, where he went for the benefit Of
his health. The officer is greatly improved,
and will report for duty in few days.
Mr.. Charles p. Selden, late with the New
Home Sewing Machine Company in this
city. left yesterday with his family for
Memphis, Tenn, which city will in future
be his residence. He is now IN the service
of the Singer Company at that point.
The West-End Land and Improvement
Company has sold to MIR. T. Sitterding the
square of land on the south side of Leigh
street between Bowe and Lombardy
streets, running back 1917 feet. 1t is un-
derstood that Mr. Sitterding will use this
properly for the extension of his lumber
yard.
Hon. W. j. Leake left yesterday for San
Francisco, ACCOMMODATING his daughter.
Mrs. Patton, who sails from San Francisco
for japan 70 ioin her husband, the Rev.
MIR. Patton, the missionary. Mrs. Patton
has been on q visit TO her father and
friends since last spring. Mr.. Leake ex-
poets to return here about the 18th of Sep
TENDER
The Richmond arrivals az the Brandon,
Basic City last week were as follows; A.
II. Christian and family, p. III. G. Cabell.
II. w. Spllman. Lewis Wheat, Nj. B.
Branch, Ike Hutzler Sig. Hutzler. Frank
A. Davenport. Major Il. L. ID. Myers, Mrs.
II. S. Ellyson, Page Ellyson, DIR. Leigh
Burton. Y. A. Thomas. Miss Cameron, Il.
ii. Gaines, and Mrs. Magruder.
Rev. Richard P. Williams, who acted as
grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of
Masons at the laying of the cornerstone
of the Chamber of Commerce building
Thursday evening, writes to the DISPATCH
to say that his prayer was not original,
but was taken from a clergyman's manual
and adapted and enlarged in order to rem
der IL appropriate to the occasion"
The Savannah Neaos OF Monday last con-
tanned the following about a gentleman
who for the past year has filed the position
of oreanist at Ali-Saiuts' church: Mr.. Ed
ward Paine, an accomplished organlst OF
Richmond, is in our city. MIR: Pane
played the organ yesterday at both morn
ing and evening service at the lndepend-
emf PRESBYTERIAN church. and proved him.
self master OF the instrument. lie is o
thorough musician and his playing was
most artistic.
A party OF genuine Arabs, consisting of
two men and one woman, arrived IN
Richmond several DAYS ago and have taken
up their residence in tenement on Main
street below Seventeenth. One of them
speaks English quite well and says he
came over from Iripoli three years ago.
The strangers make their living by ped
dlinp small articles and since they came