Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-14
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Hon. B. b. Munford is still I'm Vermont.
DR.. Charles NJ. Shields has returned to
the city.
Mr.. G. A. .ThilOw has returned from
the White.
Miss Kate Puller has returned from a
visit TO the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. G. p. Iathrop's family has returned
from Halifax county.
Mr.. $. 5. +. Patteson will probably go
to Chicago after the primary.
Mrs. Alice Bransford. OF Shirley, paid
a brief visit to the city Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Edward Taylor, of
Huguonot Springs, are in the city.
Rev. DR. Carmichael is suffering with
rheumatism and can scarcely walk.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Minor will with
I'm a few weeks move 10 Florida.
Mr.. william Wagner the flute player.
has accepted a position in Washington.
MFR. Waverly Yarbrough, Of Church
Hill. leaves to-day for the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. ]. J. Toler has left for the Worlds
Fair via Washington, New York, and
Niagara.
CAPTAIN Edward II. Cooke. Populst can
didate for Governor. was at the Capltoi
yesterday on business.
Mr.. Il. d. Core. of the State Treasurer
office, who has been i'll for several days,
was at work yesterday
Colonel John B. Cary and several MEM
bers of his family left yesterday TOT a
few weeks visit to Chicago.
Miss Annie Patterson. who has been
visiting friends In Richmond, has return
ed to her home In Baltimore.
Mr. John Renhardt has just accepted
posltion as first violin player In the
Robin Hood Opera Company.
Cadet Sergeant \. J. Vaughan. OF the
Y NJ. l.. has returned TO Lexington after
a very pleasant trip to Chicago.
Miss Kate r Leef, Of Alexandria, who
has been visiting Miss Hudson. Of 2lll
east Venablc street has returned nome
NIessrs. G. Il. Kohler and 5. T.. Fair
lamb will leave to-day for the world .
Fair They will spend two weeks IN 'he
Windy city.
Mr.. George u. Davis. OF this city. left
Yesterday afternoon for Milwaukee to at
tend the Sovereign Grand Lodge oil Odd
Fellows.
Mr.. H. r. Pollard, Jr.. on Tuesday
was of for on sora hunt down on the
Pamunkey river. lie succeeded in bag
ging seven dozen.
Mr.. James B. Pace and Miss Bessie
pace came down from Keswck Monday
but returned yesterday. They will go 10
the Worlds Fair next week.
Misses Margie w. and Annie Parker
and brother, Dr. VIM. Parker. have re-
turned To the city after a visit or TWO
weeks at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Eva Hart of Roanoke, Va, has
returned home after a stay OF three weeks
with her friend. Miss Otelia X. Wood
| ward. OF GA north Twenty-seventh street
Miss Lizzie Magill and Miss Liza May
hugh left yesterday afternoon TOT th'
Worlds Fair 10 be gone month IheS
will return via Montreal and Niagara
Falls.
The members OF the First Regiment
Rand. who have been furnishing the niu
sic M the Greenbricr White sulphur
| Springs during the summer, returned t'
| the city yesterday.
Yesterday Mr.. Clarence French, com
| positor In the Dispatch, reported 10 ser
| geant TOmlinson that he had been TOD,
! bed of $50, which he said was taken ou'
| of the pocket OF his coat.
| The alarm OF fire at 4:50 o'clock yester
| day afternoon, from box e. at the corner
| of Seventh and Franklin streets, was oc
| casioned by the burning or q Deh IN ~
| Harrison's Office. The damage was tri
fiing.
| A letter received by Sergeant Juniu'
| A Cosby from Baltimore announces
| that the condition OF officer j. j. Walton
| OF the Second District. this city. Is mucf
| improved. and he wiz be able To return
10 the city shortly
| Mr. A. w. Archer. the popular managei
and one OF the proprietors OF the Ex
| change Hotel. tiad the misfortune U
| snrain his ankle, as he was coming dow
the ballard House stairs. on Tuesday. III
| was able TO limp about with the AID o
two stout sticks yesterday.
Mrs. r. f. Ballard. who has been sum
mering at Rockbridge Alum Springs ans
amending q few days with her cousin
Mrs. Thomas Norwood. of Bote,ourt eoun
nv. passed through the city yesterday q
Charlotte county, TO make a visit 10 he
| friend, Mrs. Mary Gaines.
p.x,.t.rsd from Rich mond.