Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-25

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Mrs. A. r. Godin Is visiting her brother
In Williamsburg, No.
Miss Mamie l.. Blair Il visiting Miss
Bessie Hill, Of AibcmaTlc county.
sir. Oscar X. Lyle, Of BROOKLYN. called
Mt the Governors Office yesterday.
Miss Lucy Carnohan will leave to-mor-
row TO visit her mother in Russell. Ky.
DR.. J. ID. PeudletoD. Of Orange. Clerk Of
the Virginia Senate was Ia the c.ty yesteT-
day.
Mrs. W. I. Hartley ard MISS Mamie
DutTy are visiting IA Hanover near Beaver
Dam.
Mrs. EmmaS Kelley bar left for Bowling
Green, where she VIII remain for several
weeks.
Miss Birdie Cox. Of IA north Twenty
fifth trect, u visiting friends IN Henueo
county
Marion l.. Dawson, ESQ. has returned
from al outing tnp - ms o.d nome in
AlbeTGrio county.
Messrs. William and Vivian Turner. Of
Port Conway, Caroline county, were IN
the city YESTERDAY.
Messrs. J. Milton JENNINGS. T. Will Da-
Wis. and Nat Perkins. OF GoOchland. are IN
tho city on p brief visit
Miss DAISY Winston is spending a few
weeks az the home of General James Z.
Hill. Of Albcmarie county.
Air. Charles Hall Mason. Of the Chesa-
pcake aud Ohio railway IL visiting friends
II Norfolk and Portsmouth.
MISS L. Virgio Walter. who has been
visiting friends in the country. returned
home yesterday after delightful. nip.
Mrs. Mary +. smith, OF Howard street.
baltimore. IS vls'tiue her coualn. Mr..
James p. Wooden, Of Towards Grove.
An excursion from Howarjsyiile aud n-
terme1iate points brought several nun
drod cxcursionsts TO the CITY yesterday.
Dc lee Cudhpp returned Yesterday
morning from q months vacation in the
mountains very much improved IN health.
Nise Rosahe smith. OF Richmond says
tho ju2cr-lnDeI. 81 yesterday. j. visiting
iliss Lh-e Hinton, on High street, Peters
burg.
MIR. William Turner Pratt. formerly of
Richmond. was IA the city for a short time
yesterday. lie % now farming IN Car oline
county.
There no Improvement in the cCndI-
tlon Of Mr.. W. r. Harwood. who is very
sick Mt the residence ot ms son. Dir. John
$. HARDWOOD
Mr.. aud Mrs. G.. NJ. Smithdeal. who have
but recently returned from an extended
bridal tour. will reside at No. Glj north
Eighth street.
SUNDAY afternoon when the ambulance
was answering cad Que OF the aXles 70
the vehicle broke in two. IL Is now III the
shops forrepairs.
Mr.. John W. S,arke AMI Miss Percie
Boadley have returned from a pleasant
VISIT 60 the home OF tIe formers mother,
IN Hanover county.
Samuel Wallace (colore1) was arrested
Yesterday ~ Officers Amos and Dugan tor
stealing lot of household goods from
Mamie Thornton last February.
MISS Inez Atkinson left Sunday TO visit
her sister, Mrs Moore, Of Newport News.
She will also visit Ola Point and Virginia
Beach before her return 20 the city.
MIR. j. Henry Browdey. Of Danville,
having spent SUNDAY in Richmond with
relatives and friends, returned yesterday
morning, having had quito pleasant trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Magill left last night for
White Mills. Pa. where she VIII spend SIX
weeks with the family OF Hr. Eugene Dor
finger, the well-kn0wn glass mGnuiac-
tUrcr.
Tho subject TOR discussion at the meet-
inc OF the Academy of Medicine and sur
gerry tonight Is typhoid-tever Dr. Cor
don will make the opening address on this
subject.
Misses Georgia and Ethel Hicks, of 525
north Fourth street GTe visiting Their
relative. Mr.. G.. t. Lauterhach, Of l4 high
street, Petersburg, where they Will remain
g few weeks.
Mrs. A. F.'Gill. her daughter, Royie. and
her son, Irent Gill, have returned TO their
home, at 1919 west Beverly street, after a
pleasant trp to their old home, IN Charles
City county.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Christian temperance Union AMI
the vs. viii take place IN the parlOTs OF no
Young Mems Christian Association TINS
afternoon at o'clock.
Hon. George u. Wise LETT Washington
Yesterday morning for Blue Ridge Springs.
lie will be in Richmond the latter part of
this week aud will return 20 Washington
before the assembling VI Congress.
In the Chancory Court Yesterday Daniel
Gnnnan qualified a9 administrator OF the
estate Of George ". Tmberlakc. ieceased
and Mrs. Marietta y. Dupuy qualified a.
executux of the will of Powhatan T..
DupuY, deceased.
The meeting Of the Building Committee
Of the Col,ego Of PhyAclans and Surgeons
10 award the contract Tor the building,
which was 10 have taken place Yesterday
afternoon, was postponed until this after
noon at G:30 o'clock,
About ii o'clock yesterday morning.
while the patrol-wagou wa, making a cal
To tho corner of Iweuty-htth and Man
streets a brass hubbard on one OF the
wheels Of the vehicle was lost. The hnder
10 requested to return 1t ID the Second
police station.
The Good Templors Of Sidney Lodge,
No i2s. /. o. q. r., Will give tree eXcur;;
SION TO its members tonight on the Arlel
down the james. nice time 10 promised
and other persons desiring 20 60 can 20 so,
as there will be room to spare, and tickets
of ADMISSION can be had at the boat.
The sociable given last night at st.
James church by the Brotherhood OF 81.
Andrew was a most enIoyabie affair.
large number OF young ladies and gentle
mon were IN attendance and the evening
was most pleasantly spent III singing con-
VersatlOn, and other social pleasures.
burglars broke into the Planters Ware;
house saturday night aud stole Se7erGl
,,
Gated in the building. Some small articles
were stolen the same night from the wheel
wright-shop of Mr.. Bristow on tittoepth
street. 1t is thought that boys ana the
stealing from both places.
In the interesting story published eX-
clusively in Sundays DISPATCH about
Sergeant Blac&burn's lost Testament ~
was stated tina, the soldier was wounded
at Manassas. This was an error. lie was
not wounded there. tut lost tAe Testament
on the slst day OF July. 1851, and on the
2lst OF July, 1893, be found II again.
over FIVE hundred people went to Old
Point SUNDAY On the excursion gwen "
tho Chesapeake and Ohio railway, ana tDc
trim was a most ENJOYABLE one. Ihe run
was made IN one honr and hity minutes.
Mr.. Repzor Hal was the engineer ana Mr.
GEORGE Wright the conductor The Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad VIII run similar
excursion next Sunday.
DIR. IaHerty's editorial IN the last issue
of tho CoJiSt.Qn AGrocGte on the negro
question has been the subject OF muc9
comment. Tie discusses the educauona,
advantages OF the black as compared